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Just saw your video on carrots and the process you’re using is similar to ours we cover after planting and deep watering for germination then uncover we’re east of you in southeast Louisiana so probably same or similar conditions enjoyed your video and just subscribed , thanks and God Bless

Bought some a couple years ago and used it once or twice. Hope it doesn't have an expiration date. Thanks brother.👍

Good Job. Thanks

I have struggled but I figured it was because I'm new a gardening. I planted for the second time and waiting to see what the outcome will be. They look good so far!

When was this.. what month.

I am considering to grow onions, and fall is not the season I am thinking of planting in. Todays date is November 3 2024, so when growing food, and the coldest season approaches I think what people normally do is harvest their food then preserve it, so when spring of the following year arrives then seeds can be planted, or plants can be transplanted. I understand there are people who try growing in the winter, so I guess this is a matter of preference.

❤ Gonna order a BULK of corn meal now (and storing in buckets.) New home owner, with ants roaming around everywhere they do not belong.😩

❤ Gonna order a BULK of corn meal now (and storing in buckets.) New home owner, with ants roaming around everywhere they do not belong.😩

Not in the Northeast! Should title this video "Plant your onion seeds now in the South." They'd all be winter killed here. I grow all my onions and leeks from seed. To have seedlings as large as I could buy locally in March at first transplant time I must start my seeds indoors in mid- to late December. They take a long time to grow to the optimum size indoors with lights. A lot of videos say you can sow the seeds as close as you want but realistically if you want seedlings to be 6 inches tall and starting to get fat and white at the bottom It pays to start seeds at least 3/4 inch apart in your seed tray. Make sure you plant them in a very deep tray! You want long roots at time of transplant when you will punch a deep hole in the earth. By March the seedlings will be big enough to transplant on a timeline that allows it enough time to reach a mature size when the day length of sunlight reaches 12 to 14 hours, the right amount of sun for long day onions to bulb out. I also plant some singly and some in bunches. The ones in bunches are early harvests for me. I picked the biggest one out of the bunch leaving the others to grow larger with less competition. Meanwhile the single bulbs will be my largest at the end. It's nice to have some small onions for months before the big ones are ready to harvest. I do the same thing with carrots and beets, some singly and some in bunches.

Basically one of the only simply explained in Seth composting video I’ve seen. Thank you 🙏

I have had good success using half powered sugar and either baking soda or boric acid. I usually look for a stream of ants on my irrigation lines and put those ingredients in their way. It is amazing watching them get excited with their new find and running around telling others about it! DE earth is on the expensive side. I guess I could add the DE earth to my mix. I don't get ant hill either! Thanks for the info!

From my experience at least carpenter ants don't seem to cause to much issues it's the smsller ones they milk aphids, pretty sure the carpenters would jurt eat thrm.

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Thanks for sharing, I just subscribed to your channel.

I thought there was a free way to get started, I guess you still need to buy a banana plant to get free bsnana plants haha

So ... where's the beef, er bananas.?

Bananas aren't trees they are plants.

Interesting concept. Makes a lot sense for sense.

Yeah buddy! Everyone needs a relationship with Jesus! For me, it’s September zone 6b and I’m wondering when to remove the shade cloth from my first year hoop house? Any ideas? God bless you!

Nice video on okra, and it’s usual suspects! 😅

Horrible job with this video... he didn't properly show the product and he took way long

He taking too long to address the ants!!!

I have found someone in Texas, will be checking out everything you have to say because I am new to this and I need to know when, what, how, to plant in this Texas heat.

Ordering now!!

I have used Tanglefoot for trees on my okra plants for years. It's also cheap and can be found at stores.

Thanks for your channel, I’ve noticed potting soil - same brand - changes or goes to heck during the season

What is the name of glue you put on okra plant to prevent ants from

Thank goodness, I seen these in my garden this morning and didn’t know what to do. Appreciate you for your input ❤

Your okra plants are beautiful! Thank you for the great tips! And thank you for the scripture reading from the Book of Proverbs. God bless! 🙏🏼

Omg thank you so much for this! They keep popping up in my gardens and I didn’t know what to do ❤

1. Weeds 😂 2. Okra (heat tolerant, ants are the only pest, prolific producers) 3. Beans (prolific, tolerant, few pests) 4. Carrots (few pests, early spring start) 5-6. Beets and Radish (dont mind shade, quick the mature early spring to 90 days, and fall, successsion plants, few pests) 7. Potatoes (don't need to watered much, they let you know when to harvest, few pests, almost year round) 8. Peppers (many varieties, drought tolerant, prolific producer up until first frost) 9-10. Onion and Garlic (edible, store a long time, deter pests, grows well during their season in your zone and can either harvest the root or the greens) 11. Eggplant (various types, few pests, hardy producers, heat tolerant, easy to care for) 12. Watermelon (takes up space)

Hi! Beginning Gardener here. Thank you for this video, I wanted to ask, where would you suggest to plant the onion and garlic in my garden to keep pest away?

I started my farden in grow bags because the soil i have is not good

Thank you for this

Brown cardboard is best for the bottom of the mulch We have gotten 24 truck loads in one year in the country

I've got seeds from a friend down the road from me who grows cowhorn every year and iv saved seeds from those plants for the past maybe 4 or 5 years. 🐯

GOD had told me it's time now that HE would be removing the shade of my garden .. I didn't know what HE meant ..coz I didn't have a garden... I searched and came across ur video...thanks so much . GOD BLESS YOU 🙌

Beautiful way to grow, God bless you!

can you list the name of the sticky stuff, or hold the bottle still where we can read it.......or

great information Thanks

This method will be very laborous if you have a large commercial farm. Ain't it?

I wonder if you could have accomplished the same thing with some $ store double sided tape 😂

Thanks for this. I had the seedlings in the ground but had to transplant them back into large pots due to pests.

Amen brother! Which okra variety that you've grown over the years has the best yields?

Couldn't find any other video on these and yours popped right up, thank you! Very helpful.

Thank u sir great video , have a blessed day

Thanks so much!

I, can you give me the name of your product please. I would like to buy it.

What a great ideal ! Cheers !

How do I get the ants off the bottoms of leaves or flowers?Tjank you for making this video. I just love okra and really fought ants last year. The base of your okra plant looked hearty. By the time my okra got that big to paint the base, I’d already have them all over my leaves. Any advice?