Not gonna lie, I came here looking for voice clips to sample for my DJ friend (beets=beats) but I’m actually going to use this video come gardening season
Beet leaves are packed with potassium. Extract one whole beet, two apples, one carrot to make, and you can add some ginger if you like to make a juice pack with lots of vitamins.
My Mom was asking me how to grow them. I said "beets me" Now that I've got the Dad joke out of the way, I'm going to get some started in seed pods for this fall. I love beets and they're great for circulation and the liver. Never mind the pink pee XD it's harmless.
This is my first year growing beets. Just harvested a few of them, i'm so proud of myself. I grew them from seeds and can't wait to try a few recipes. 🥰
Hi! I’m Going to plant beet seeds soon! Did you ever need to use pesticides? That’s the LAST thing I want to do but I live in Texas and we have a lot of pests. THANK YOU!
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I just harvested my first beets and pickled some with lemon cucumbers and nw the cucumbers are bright yellow and PINK. 💕. So beautiful and delicious. Great video, thank you ❤️❤️❤️
When I was a girl I loved the pickled beets my mom used to make. Now, although I still like pickled beets my favourite way to eat them is in beet brownies, which is also a great way to sneak a little veg into the children. :)
Another good video. This is my first year. What I do with most of my seeds is place them between paper towels and put in plastic bags. I space them so they do not tangle and leave them and check after 1-2 days, They are that fact. I put my beets May 11 and are ready to put out today May 14. they were actually ready yesterday. As long as you plant them out early you do not have to harden off. This assures that you always get viable seeds, everyone takes because you put them in when germinated. Thank you
Beet greens and stems make a great fresh salad, said greens as the main ingredient. The water beet roots are boiled in, are considered a juice in Mexico and served sweetened with a little sugar. I just drink it as is. The plant is a bianual, flowering and producing seed the second year. Just like carrots.
What part of Mexico? B/c we never drank it that way. But we used to drink beet juice mixed with orange and carrot juice every day. I still make juice sometimes.
New gardener here. I am growing beets in a three gallon bucket. Mostly it was so I could try the greens. A delicious nutty flavor. Next year I will sow direct underneath a plastic dome.
If you boil your beets with the stems and leaves on, they will keep most of their nutrients and color and won't bleed out in to the water. They are sweeter that way but you will lose the use of eating the leaves.
topcat1tanks I'll try this also. This is our first time growing beets, there going in the ground tomorrow. my chickens and ducks will still appreciate the greens lol. ty for the tip.
Really!? I will try this, thank you- I always have trouble removing the skins- after boiling, do u pop into ice water and the skins are easier to remove or. Any tips appreciated!
Excited to plant beets for the first time. Glad I found this video. Thank you so much for making this making this helpful video esp for beginners like me.
I bought the seeds. And will start to plant them. I think I will start it in a small cotainer first. But then still using containers because I have only a cemented lawn.
Your video has been so helpful, I've watched a few other videos before this one and they didn't answer my concerns. You covered it all, thank you so much
My first time plants beet root so excited to see them grow in my small garden I bought I small bag of seed to start and they germinate about 300+ it's too much but I have to let them grow
Great video, thanks. I like to soak my beet seeds in water for 2 days just to soften them before planting out, my dad NEVER transplanted seedlings but I tried it this year and it worked well, but you must be careful with the roots. I grow a long variety which I Bottle and pickle. I also love beet relish. Calgary, Canada.
Noel Sowerby Thank you for the seed soak tip. We're planting some tomorrow but I think I'll soak half and give both ways a try. so exciting, to learn so many different ways of planting vegeys, fruit trees ECT.
Really makes no difference. They will soak in the soil when you water them and beets are quite easy to germinate. They are considered a beginner crop for that reason
Your videos are so good, i always look forward to them. Beets are probably my favorite veg ever, right up there with kohlrabi. I just discovered my garden centre sells 20 gram value packs of beet seeds. Need! I keep having to buy more and more to keep up with my ferocious apetite for them. Maybe i will just let a patch go to seed and see what i get. I buy different packs and mix the seeds. They're all good anyway.
You should try some cloning techniques, WITH the seeding techniques, you will become a master gardener. One flower could make a huge difference. "Donut stop, Lettuce grow".
2018 season I planted Detroit Red from Burpee seed tape. It was a lark to plant off some free seed tape and my expectations were not too high. However, I pleasantly surprised - the beets were wonderful and plentiful. Just goes to show how reliable beet seeds really are!
I planted in spring in Washington state USA they are still growing into September. I used UV cloth because our temps got into the 100 degree mark. I pulled a few the other day had beet greens and boiled the beets they were so sweet and delicious. I still have some in the ground that were small .
You might think this is a wee bit rough, but it works, in a half 44gal drum, where about half the soil is good sandy loam, the other half is cow manure that has been pulverized and just plonked on top, put a whole packet of beetroot seeds scattered evenly around the drum, water add some seasol liquid fert now and then, you will be surprised what happens, its amazing how many beets you will be able to farm out of such a small area, and they dont mind growing there, as you pull the top most or fastest growing beets, the ones on the bottom will then expand into the available space, great vegetable in Queensland, Australia
works well in garden and my back up garden along the sandy river banks of local crick-- free land and water with modern folks never noticing food is under foot nor is their few critters that abuse it-- nice way to add hundreds of beets to your winter food stores--
yep there are stretches of rivers and cricks with no trees out here in south west Nebraska-- also onions and most bulb plants work well-- few critters mess with them, but find making a dead fish tea, and spraying it on them before planting helps greatly--
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Make a soup with garlic and balsamic vinegar, a little flour for thickening and serve with pyrogi, spuds and/or meatballs....a little fried onion to garnish...delicious
Hi Abigail. They just be sown much closer, or broadcast sown (scattered over, not in rows) in order to harvest for the leaves. You can sometimes find a variety of beet called 'Bull's Blood' which has lovely red leaves specifically for growing for salad greens.
Hi and thanks for good chunk of information on betroots. I'm growing boltardy variety first time this year in clumps of 4 all together 10 inch in between noticed that 3-2 are getting really good size rest not so much so might space them 12-14 next year.
One tip is to NOT THIN. I planted like a raised bed four feet wide by twenty feet with beets. You’re right they push each other. I made four rows and planted seeds every inch or two. Not thinning helped I believe in my case because when you have hundred degree weeks and the city or town only allows you to water twice a month for irrigation having those extra leaves and fairly dense it reduces evaporation. It was packed full of beets. There were some small and a few gaps but they were fairly close together. Of course we only planted them once at the start june we didn’t do several crops.
The other issue was we have a hundred houses using irrigation without water rights so the town ran out of water a month before the neighboring town. It was quite frustrating.
Great timing, I have a couple of rows of golden beets (first time growing any beets), was wondering when they're ready and what to do with them, so thank you! They're nearly golf-ball sized.
Trying a different variety this year. I have had plenty of success with Boltardy and Detroit, but wanted something for later in the year that does not go woody. I found a variety named "LUTZ" which is said to be a late beet that does not go woody and has a wonderful sweet taste even if grown large.
Thank you for making this video, this is very helpful as i will start to grow chioggia beet this week. I’m from Indonesia where this kind of beet is not really popular. Even at the organic veggies online shop, they didn’t sell it. So i hope i will successfully grow this beet😊
Mix one gram of boric acid in a liter of water and mist the leaves occasionally to prevent ugly leaves. Beets need boron, but you have to be careful. It doesn't take a lot of boron to reach toxic levels.
Nice video! I am actually starting beetroots in Cambodia but not limited as I have a great variety of veggies going on from tomatoes, melon, salad, cucumbers etc... its rainy season at the moment and quite hot as well... anyway I have started them in a raised bed under cover as the rain can get quite heavy... it’s a test, let’s see.
How did it all go? I live in Thailand actually not too far from Cambo and want to grow organically for juicing and salads. Any tips based on your experience?
Very useful video, thank you. I grow one lot every year, was no aware I could probably plant a second lot in the same year. iIwill now sew some seeds for eating later this summer.
I've grown beets before, they're pretty easy to grow 🪴, just watch out for the nibbling voles! 🐭 They tend to knaw on the top of the roots, so protect the beets or keep your cat handy in the garden. 😺
Beetroots subtly prolongs endurance because it allows the muscles to continue exercising using less oxygen than normal due to its Nitrate content. Lettuce and spinach cause similar effects. In essence, it helps to tolerate exercise more effectively. It also naturally lowers blog pressure. Who needs stations when the humble yet magnificent beetroot is at hand. When you actually look at a beetroot, you can tell by its colour that it will proactively feed all of your major organs. The young leaves are also excellent in salads. Bloody marvellous, I tell you. What is not to love?
I’ve never quite seemed to get beets any bigger then golfball size , the leaves will grow very thick and lush , which is great as I use it for salads but your beets were incredible in size !!
Hi David. We have a video on sowing later in summer, which may be of interest: ruclips.net/video/mbAMYBouo6I/видео.html And also a video on fall/autumn gardening here: ruclips.net/video/WVyz5Afvk4k/видео.html
how do you cook the Miranda to make them taste good? I have not tried them but I would like to sense you say they are so nutritional. Do you have any tips? Thank you 😊
Not gonna lie, I came here looking for voice clips to sample for my DJ friend (beets=beats) but I’m actually going to use this video come gardening season
Hey, top result! Move to the beets!!
That was funny!
Beets or beetroot are a staple in my vegetable garden
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Don't say this then not link the outcome!
I made a few beet based hot sauces that I called the Mixtape
Beet leaves are packed with potassium. Extract one whole beet, two apples, one carrot to make, and you can add some ginger if you like to make a juice pack with lots of vitamins.
My Mom was asking me how to grow them. I said "beets me" Now that I've got the Dad joke out of the way, I'm going to get some started in seed pods for this fall. I love beets and they're great for circulation and the liver. Never mind the pink pee XD it's harmless.
We love dad jokes here Jason. You can't beet 'em!
This is my first year growing beets. Just harvested a few of them, i'm so proud of myself.
I grew them from seeds and can't wait to try a few recipes. 🥰
Splendid work! Enjoy your harvest. :-)
Hi! I’m Going to plant beet seeds soon! Did you ever need to use pesticides? That’s the LAST thing I want to do but I live in Texas and we have a lot of pests. THANK YOU!
I don't know you, but I'm proud of you too! ❤ Great job! You can start more beets for a continuous harvest if you plant more after you pull them!
This is the Schrute approved way.
Lol
Good one! 😂
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I just harvested my first beets and pickled some with lemon cucumbers and nw the cucumbers are bright yellow and PINK. 💕. So beautiful and delicious. Great video, thank you ❤️❤️❤️
That does sound very beautiful and delicious!
When I was a girl I loved the pickled beets my mom used to make. Now, although I still like pickled beets my favourite way to eat them is in beet brownies, which is also a great way to sneak a little veg into the children. :)
Chocolate cake made from beets goes down very well indeed!
My kid (20 months old) LOVES pickles beets
Another good video. This is my first year. What I do with most of my seeds is place them between paper towels and put in plastic bags. I space them so they do not tangle and leave them and check after 1-2 days, They are that fact. I put my beets May 11 and are ready to put out today May 14. they were actually ready yesterday. As long as you plant them out early you do not have to harden off. This assures that you always get viable seeds, everyone takes because you put them in when germinated. Thank you
This is a truly awesome tip. And crazy fast! I'm definitely going to give this a try!
Beet greens and stems make a great fresh salad, said greens as the main ingredient.
The water beet roots are boiled in, are considered a juice in Mexico and served sweetened with a little sugar. I just drink it as is.
The plant is a bianual, flowering and producing seed the second year. Just like carrots.
What part of Mexico? B/c we never drank it that way. But we used to drink beet juice mixed with orange and carrot juice every day. I still make juice sometimes.
Thanks for the tip, does that mean that they won't flower/bolt in the first year?
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Thank you for your support and stopping by to watch. :-)
very straightforward unlike alot of gardening videos on youtube, thankyou very much!
Very nice beet roots
New gardener here.
I am growing beets in a three gallon bucket.
Mostly it was so I could try the greens.
A delicious nutty flavor.
Next year I will sow direct underneath a plastic dome.
I have to say beets are my favorite vegetable to grow in my garden. Nothing like beets right out of the garden.
You can't beet them!
I like to juice the beets and mix with apple or cabbage juice; recently, I made kvass with one diced beet, it is very earthy and delicious.
Beets are just great
Aren't they!
If you boil your beets with the stems and leaves on, they will keep most of their nutrients and color and won't bleed out in to the water. They are sweeter that way but you will lose the use of eating the leaves.
Excellent tip, I'll have to try this!
I'm trying to ! Thanks
topcat1tanks I'll try this also. This is our first time growing beets, there going in the ground tomorrow. my chickens and ducks will still appreciate the greens lol. ty for the tip.
Really!? I will try this, thank you- I always have trouble removing the skins- after boiling, do u pop into ice water and the skins are easier to remove or. Any tips appreciated!
I wonder if you just leave a few inches of stem on you can get the best of both worlds?
Excited to plant beets for the first time. Glad I found this video. Thank you so much for making this making this helpful video esp for beginners like me.
I bought the seeds. And will start to plant them. I think I will start it in a small cotainer first. But then still using containers because I have only a cemented lawn.
Another excellent video. I start my beets in module trays before planting out as I have found mixed success with directly sown.
Beets are my favorite vegetable. I eat everything. The stems and leaves are so good for salad and juicing.
Me too! :-)
First time growin beets!, I am excited!!!
You'll love them!
The fresh uncooked greens are fabulous in salads!
Your video has been so helpful, I've watched a few other videos before this one and they didn't answer my concerns. You covered it all, thank you so much
Glad to have been of help! Good luck with your beets.
My first time plants beet root so excited to see them grow in my small garden I bought I small bag of seed to start and they germinate about 300+ it's too much but I have to let them grow
Great video, thanks. I like to soak my beet seeds in water for 2 days just to soften them before planting out, my dad NEVER transplanted seedlings but I tried it this year and it worked well, but you must be careful with the roots. I grow a long variety which I Bottle and pickle. I also love beet relish. Calgary, Canada.
Noel Sowerby Thank you for the seed soak tip. We're planting some tomorrow but I think I'll soak half and give both ways a try. so exciting, to learn so many different ways of planting vegeys, fruit trees ECT.
Really makes no difference. They will soak in the soil when you water them and beets are quite easy to germinate. They are considered a beginner crop for that reason
Gonna be my first try but I'm full of confidence now
Your videos are so good, i always look forward to them. Beets are probably my favorite veg ever, right up there with kohlrabi. I just discovered my garden centre sells 20 gram value packs of beet seeds. Need! I keep having to buy more and more to keep up with my ferocious apetite for them. Maybe i will just let a patch go to seed and see what i get. I buy different packs and mix the seeds. They're all good anyway.
You should try some cloning techniques, WITH the seeding techniques, you will become a master gardener. One flower could make a huge difference. "Donut stop, Lettuce grow".
Great video! I'm harvesting beets here in New Brunswick. I use square foot gardening layout and my homegrown compost. Love to cook the beet greens.
2018 season I planted Detroit Red from Burpee seed tape. It was a lark to plant off some free seed tape and my expectations were not too high. However, I pleasantly surprised - the beets were wonderful and plentiful. Just goes to show how reliable beet seeds really are!
This video is very useful, straight to the point, no nonsense, and full of information. Thank you Sir.
This was great and encouraging! Looking forward to sowing my beet seeds!
I planted in spring in Washington state USA they are still growing into September. I used UV cloth because our temps got into the 100 degree mark. I pulled a few the other day had beet greens and boiled the beets they were so sweet and delicious. I still have some in the ground that were small .
Glad they were worth the wait! 😀
I’m beet challenged but will keep trying!
That's the spirit!
You might think this is a wee bit rough, but it works, in a half 44gal drum, where about half the soil is good sandy loam, the other half is cow manure that has been pulverized and just plonked on top, put a whole packet of beetroot seeds scattered evenly around the drum, water add some seasol liquid fert now and then, you will be surprised what happens, its amazing how many beets you will be able to farm out of such a small area, and they dont mind growing there, as you pull the top most or fastest growing beets, the ones on the bottom will then expand into the available space, great vegetable in Queensland, Australia
Brilliant tip, thanks for sharing!
Yummmmy. I can not wait to harvest and make pickeled beets.
Good vid. Planted my first beet seeds this morning. Can't wait to see how they do.
Cheers!
I'm still looking for the seeds!
Really enjoyed watching this, and well as finding the content easy to digest and informative. Nice work. :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video with many good tips. Thanks from Toronto, Canada.
Thanks for watching. 😀
Thank you. Very informative as this is my first year growing beets.
You got an blessed hand
tips on beets as well as general garden wisdom. Very nicely done. Thank you.
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works well in garden and my back up garden along the sandy river banks of local crick-- free land and water with modern folks never noticing food is under foot nor is their few critters that abuse it-- nice way to add hundreds of beets to your winter food stores--
donze52 along the creek? Who knew. But it must be a sunny patch of creek?
yep there are stretches of rivers and cricks with no trees out here in south west Nebraska-- also onions and most bulb plants work well-- few critters mess with them, but find making a dead fish tea, and spraying it on them before planting helps greatly--
Excellent idea. Beetroot can easily go unnoticed when compared to other vegetables.
I don't know where the hell y'all live but that's a great way to completely waste your time. They wouldn't last 5 minutes once they were full size.
By far the best beet's growing video, thank you.
Hey.. just a thumbs up for ur videos.. you helped me alot and still do.. when ever i need to know something i just look through ur videos and get it awnsered.. thanx for sharing ur knowledge
You're very welcome, and thank you for watching.
Twist of with 2 inch of leaf left on beet to avoid bleeding during storage 💯👍🏼
Great advice, thanks. :-)
Beetroot chocolate cake is delicious, I highly recommend it.
I've tried that - it gives a lovely extra earthy dimension - lovely stuff!
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We just sauté them in a little olive oil, garlic and white wine. Then we squeeze a little lemon on them. Even my kids love them.
Make a soup with garlic and balsamic vinegar, a little flour for thickening and serve with pyrogi, spuds and/or meatballs....a little fried onion to garnish...delicious
Sounds yummy!
Thanks For Your Informative Videos.
We love pickled beets.
I would really love more info about growing beets for baby salad greens
Hi Abigail. They just be sown much closer, or broadcast sown (scattered over, not in rows) in order to harvest for the leaves. You can sometimes find a variety of beet called 'Bull's Blood' which has lovely red leaves specifically for growing for salad greens.
@@GrowVeg thank you we’re in Australia so a good time to get cracking on it and see if I can get on to those seeds. Appreciate your help 😀
Hi and thanks for good chunk of information on betroots. I'm growing boltardy variety first time this year in clumps of 4 all together 10 inch in between noticed that 3-2 are getting really good size rest not so much so might space them 12-14 next year.
As a novice i find these videos very helpful Thanks
One tip is to NOT THIN. I planted like a raised bed four feet wide by twenty feet with beets. You’re right they push each other. I made four rows and planted seeds every inch or two. Not thinning helped I believe in my case because when you have hundred degree weeks and the city or town only allows you to water twice a month for irrigation having those extra leaves and fairly dense it reduces evaporation. It was packed full of beets. There were some small and a few gaps but they were fairly close together. Of course we only planted them once at the start june we didn’t do several crops.
The other issue was we have a hundred houses using irrigation without water rights so the town ran out of water a month before the neighboring town. It was quite frustrating.
Thanks for sharing that. Incredibly that your town ran out of water - that must be very frustrating/alarming!
Thank you for the info.
Thanks for the tips. Nice than other videos
Great timing, I have a couple of rows of golden beets (first time growing any beets), was wondering when they're ready and what to do with them, so thank you! They're nearly golf-ball sized.
I pickle them! YUM
Trying a different variety this year. I have had plenty of success with Boltardy and Detroit, but wanted something for later in the year that does not go woody. I found a variety named "LUTZ" which is said to be a late beet that does not go woody and has a wonderful sweet taste even if grown large.
Great recommendation, thank you so much! :-)
Thank you for making this video, this is very helpful as i will start to grow chioggia beet this week. I’m from Indonesia where this kind of beet is not really popular. Even at the organic veggies online shop, they didn’t sell it. So i hope i will successfully grow this beet😊
Good luck with Chioggia beets - they are such fun to grow.
GrowVeg Thank you😊
i have been trying to grow beets and it doesnot work out well .thanks fir the tips let me try out this time
Very helpful video
I love your channel. So helpful. Thank you
Really as simple as that? I have subscribed.
Welcome to the channel! 😀
@@GrowVeg I live in Bulgaria although I am British. Almost anything grows here.
Very nice video thanks for sharing
Mix one gram of boric acid in a liter of water and mist the leaves occasionally to prevent ugly leaves. Beets need boron, but you have to be careful. It doesn't take a lot of boron to reach toxic levels.
Great video!
Nice video! I am actually starting beetroots in Cambodia but not limited as I have a great variety of veggies going on from tomatoes, melon, salad, cucumbers etc... its rainy season at the moment and quite hot as well... anyway I have started them in a raised bed under cover as the rain can get quite heavy... it’s a test, let’s see.
How did it all go? I live in Thailand actually not too far from Cambo and want to grow organically for juicing and salads.
Any tips based on your experience?
very nice and friendly video!
Thanks so much :-)
Thank you
New here, I live your video well explained and short. Thanks you!
Very useful video, thank you. I grow one lot every year, was no aware I could probably plant a second lot in the same year. iIwill now sew some seeds for eating later this summer.
Absolutely Andrew. And you've reminded me I need to sow my next batch too.
I'm going to grow some beets, potatoes, and onions this year. I would greatly eatly appreciate any tips, thank you.
Check out our 'From sowing/planting to harvest' playlist for lots of tips on these crops: ruclips.net/p/PL3VEy0_tuFgRJgZdB5uCGBrq7ZiU6oDO5
@@GrowVeg Thanks!
I dont have a bulb for my beets/turnips and radish. but very lush leaves!
They need plenty of sunshine and proper spacing. That should help with bulb formation.
I've grown beets before, they're pretty easy to grow 🪴, just watch out for the nibbling voles! 🐭 They tend to knaw on the top of the roots, so protect the beets or keep your cat handy in the garden. 😺
Wonderful video, thank you!!!
Thanks!
Now I know what I am doing wrong. Need to prune the trees to let more light in. Thanks.
Beetroots subtly prolongs endurance because it allows the muscles to continue exercising using less oxygen than normal due to its Nitrate content. Lettuce and spinach cause similar effects. In essence, it helps to tolerate exercise more effectively. It also naturally lowers blog pressure. Who needs stations when the humble yet magnificent beetroot is at hand. When you actually look at a beetroot, you can tell by its colour that it will proactively feed all of your major organs. The young leaves are also excellent in salads. Bloody marvellous, I tell you. What is not to love?
Beetroot is awesome for sure!
Some funny typos there Moira haha! It lowers blog pressure and you don't need stations! Love it!
Enjoyed! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for your informative video here. Helpful and useful! ~~ Comment from Korea!
Glad it was helpful!
so beautiful and wonderfull beets .tnx got tips to plant beets.
Good one.thanks
thank you
Great video thank you ,
golden medal to you
Tip: beets really need a pretty deep room for it to grow its fruit and leave room between other beets for about 2 inches
Can it grow in shades?
@@skruhullakhalid2670 no
very well explained
From a beginner gardener thank you
I’ve never quite seemed to get beets any bigger then golfball size , the leaves will grow very thick and lush , which is great as I use it for salads but your beets were incredible in size !!
Just like on my part I guess! But I do think that beets are best harvested on the smaller size anyhow.
Maybe to much nitrogen in the fertilizer
Thanks, a bit late for our season (now in July) but perhaps you could do a video for winter gardening, with beets in particular.
Hi David. We have a video on sowing later in summer, which may be of interest: ruclips.net/video/mbAMYBouo6I/видео.html
And also a video on fall/autumn gardening here: ruclips.net/video/WVyz5Afvk4k/видео.html
thank yu sir for ur lovely kitchen garden......it's amazing .. pl show how to grow okra in pots ....
We mostly use the greens from our beets and just keep snipping the greens from the plants for months. They are full of iron and vitamins.
how do you cook the Miranda to make them taste good? I have not tried them but I would like to sense you say they are so nutritional. Do you have any tips? Thank you 😊
Great video, thank you. I would love to find out more about the planting app or software you showed please!
Yes of course. It's called the Garden Planner and you can find out more about it here: www.growveg.com/garden-planner-intro.aspx
Thanks for the great video! I should also say that you very mildly resemble another important beet grower Dwight Schrute :)
Thanks for that! :-)
Very good
i soak my beetroot seeds for 1 hour before sowing and i find that germination is better
Soak, then between damp paper towels until root first appears. Be gentle when planting. Tamp soil place seed add top soil.