not sure where you get "tame" from. I think gardening is fun and challenging, and I see two guys very passionate about growing their own food, which is admirable. quiet is just a good thing
I was doing the same before, but Rachel and Jun inspired me to start growing some herbs on my kitchen window. I love chives and thyme so I tried those and... well... they haven't died yet, so I guess it's going all right?
Mint and basil are basically weeds when it comes to keeping them alive and them growing! Started growing spring onions too from the little white ends i didnt use
I'm honestly loving this garden series! It's inspired me to do my own vegetable garden as I've just brought my first house and it has a little area for vegetables! Keep up the amazing work! :)
careful when watering your tomato plants, they dont like their leaves to get wet.. and make sure to take off the 'suckers' so the plant puts more energy into making flowers and tomatoes vs.foliage. Pick one main stem and the rest pinch or cut off. what a garden transformation ! :)
I love to see how passionate Jun is towards gardening. He's got such a genuine channel and it never feels like it's about him, rather the world around him. I'm always happy to see a new video in my notifications!
Hilariously I JUST came back in from gardening to see this upload (two tomatoes and some blackberries so far! Three zucchini growing, two heads of broccoli, chard, two cucumbers, and a bunch of other tomatoes and blackberries) - a very good start for year one. (:
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Definitely! My garden has a wooden barrier around it with a covering akin to Jun's over the top. It's small, but the climate where I'm at allows for a variety of things to grow in a smaller area.
Jun has a beautiful gift of making mundane or things I personally consider boring in to an extremely relaxing, interesting, and sometimes informative video.
I have gotten great results this last year, after mulching up my fall leaves and putting them on the garden bed in the fall, letting them decompose over winter and then turning it into the soil in the spring.. My very dry, dead veggie bed has become loamy, and full of earthworms.. first time in 20 years of living here. And the leaves were free! My sister, who keeps a horse at a local barn, told me the barn owner was giving away the compost pile and to just come get what I wanted.. I got two laundry bucket sized loads (what would fit in my car) and put those on my garden this year as well. I have no dead plants this year!
Be careful when watering tomatoes! If the leaves get too damp, you can get mildew and it's very hard to get rid of. My advise would be to water them without touching the leaves as much as possible, you'll tell the difference!
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley yep, I myself live in a place where weather gets really damp, that's why we don't really plant tomatoes that much, and if we do, you really have to fight for it. Drier climates aren't that affected as moist ones, though.
I started planting in March and by now my balcony is a mini tomato- cucumber jungle. 😋 It’s so addicting growing stuff! You did a nice job with this garden!
Here in america when we plant our tomatoes (atleast my mother does this) before we put the plant in the ground, we first sprinkle the hole with crushed egg shells and magnesium sulfate--epson salt. It helps them grow stronger and better. I did an experiment by testing which method worked best, with or without the additives, and with won out by a long shot. The plants grew twice as big and therefore had twice the yield for a longer period of time, than the plants without it. If you choose to do this, you still can, just gentle dig around the plant again and sprinkle it in.
That soil looks very sandy, do you know of anywhere that has horses? Some good old horse muck was my grandfathers favourite way of adding goodness back into his allotment and dealing with the sandy soil.
I guess that's where the compost comes in. They did grow things last year but had started too late to get much out of it. They had a cooking video (not Jun's Kitchen, I don't believe) of them making Rachel's favorite vegetable into a dish from what they'd grown.
@@recoil53 idk i had a nightmare where one butterfly..stuck to my chest and suck my blood while flapping its wings...it was big as my chest. I remember that there were pain and everything was black. Lollll.. sorry I'm just afraid of anything six legged. ESPECIALLY one with wings.
That is one thing I love about the Japanese, they do everything precise and everything has to be done with precision! Not here in Australia, we just rush stuff and hope it doesn't end up bad. Jun, the garden looks amazing. Good job Mate!
Splendid choice Jun. I played Harvest Moon so I know that Tomatoes are Summer Veggies, they grow 10 days and you can re-harvest them every 3 days. Splendid choice indeed.
I have a very small backyard and we just ignored it except for mowing until last year when my husband wanted to try gardening. He asked me what vegetables I wanted and I suggested cucumbers because I really REALLY like pickles. So far each vine we have has produced enough cucumbers to make half a gallon of pickles. Before the season is over I'll have at least four gallons of the things. So mind those cucumbers!
good luck jun!!! other people have said it, but make sure your tomato leaves don’t get wet and keep the leaves from touching the ground! i’d also suggest planting green beans/string beans, they’re my favourite summer crop and super bountiful
We have an allotment for this summer and we have to carry own water there. It's quite a job to do that every single evening (it's about 1,7km away from our home) except when it's raining. I put seeds straight to soil and now there's soooo big job to pick up all weeds out and check which is a plant and which is not. There's nice local, a very massive airforce (mosquitoes) greeting us every time when entering to fields 😃 But it's very satisfying to find those little plants from the big weedjungle and makes worth of keep on gardening!
Showed this to my dad, he says awesome job and now will live vicariously through you for gardening fun. He can’t go make his own thanks to back pain and a bad knee.
Your vlogs are always the best. So chill and relaxing, not trying to be over the top and exaggerating what's happening, but still entertaining with good production. Just showing off interesting stuff that's happening in your life. That's what I feel like vlogs should be. Hope you're doing well. Love y'all
@@threem43 I'm not called out. And it isn't racist. I mean if Jesus can turn water Into wine I guess you can do the same with what people say. Turning them somehow racist. Saying he got a style or look popular with K-pop artists has nothing to do with race in the firstplace.
I love gardening too and it's very interesting to see other methods than what I might use. I just want to give a friendly tip and say that it's best not to water the leaves if you can help it. Watering around the "drip line" where the roots are is all that is required and will make the plants happy. I wish you a lot of luck in your growing season!! I can't wait to see what dishes you end up making with your own produce!
Me trying to plant tomato plants: has one of the richest and fertile soils for miles in any direction due to constant care, carefully monitors soil PH levels, introduces plants that have been kept in doors to the elements slowly so they don't go into shock at full natural sunlight, gives the plants all natural plant food twice a week, built them their own dedicated raised beds, inspects them daily to try to catch problems before they get too far, has a triple layer of fencing up to keep deer and rabbits out. My tomato plants: I sneezed on one of them and they die out of spite. Jun trying to plant tomato plants: a single bag of compost, what looks like sand for soil, decent PH balance, a plastic tent, and being a good person. Jun's tomato plants: I love it here! :D
Nice and calming 🥰 If anyone is inspired to plant stuff: I recommend planting tomatoes a lot deeper, if you take off some leaves and bury them a good 10cm deeper it'll be much stronger. And the water should not hit the leaves or tomatoes, it can lead to burnt leaves, disease or split fruits. I recommend watering at the base, not directly at the stem. Happy gardening 🥰
You can save your vegetable scraps in the freezer and then mix them straight into the soil as compost. A lot of people will tell you that you need a compost barrel and you need to stir it around every so often but the truth is you really don’t. Straight into the ground works perfectly well. I am curious though, won’t that plastic tent just keep the rain off and therefore make your plant dry??
Wow. Where I'm from we just till the ground, bung in the seeds the way they're supposed to be in order to grow, water, and wait. None of that beautiful sculpting of the earth or the plastic with holes that looks like it makes spacing 1000x easier!😆 Why is everything in Japan coming out to look like a beautiful work of art? It shames us who don't think of such details. Great work じゅんさん, it looks like it will be a beautiful garden. 😁👍
Wow, you even built a greenhouse for your plants, great! I wish you great success with harvesting lots of fruits! 👍 It makes me want to have a garden myself. I tried to grow some strawberries on my balcony, but didn’t have much success.....😢 It is such a great feeling when you can harvest lots of self grown veggies and fruits. They even taste very special 😋😛 Please keep us updated about your success. 👍✌️🥰💜🍀
It's great how diligent you are! That's what i thought, when saw a soil tester. I always do everything approximately, in gardening as well... May be i should be more attentive to details. Thank you for this lovely video!!
An acidic soil is not bad fir all plants. I think is good for raspberries if ever you guys want to plant some :) once they start growing they make a decent amount of fruit!
I've been told that naked soil (without mulch/covering) call for weed as their protection/body-imunity. The weed will be in control if you cover the soil with something. Hence every unused hole in that plastic cover may grow some weeds. Maybe plant some basil and leek... They are complimenting the tomatoes, they confuse the bugs and make the soil better :)
I had a dream I had a cactus and forgot to water it for a long time but when I finally remembered I checked on it and it was still alive. Lmao. Best dream ever. Anyway I love these garden videos, they give me a lot of info and the comments are always so wholesome and cute and super informative too! Keep it up Jun it looks so fun! I'll be living vicariously through you lol
This is giving me inspiration. I've been planning on creating some self-watering hanging vege planter. Lockdown over here had me planting water spinach at home and those grew well. The ones I'm planning are at my work home so I don't have to go out to buy veges all the time.
I don't know what the temperature is like where you live but the best way to water plants is to pour the water directly at the bottom so all the water goes to the roots. Also try to not water the leaves because the sun can easily burn them and they will turn crispy 👍🌱
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Jun, the quietest and most chill guy in the world, found someone more quiet and chill as he is. What a time to be alive.
Japanese people being japanese
They say birds of a feather flock together
not sure where you get "tame" from. I think gardening is fun and challenging, and I see two guys very passionate about growing their own food, which is admirable.
quiet is just a good thing
@@poples5799 Way to get bent out of shape over nothing...
Tame? Idk but that word make me feel uncomfrotable
Real life Animal Crossing with two handsome cats
Turnips, turnips! Watch'em rise!
Try to earn a nice surprise!
purspike two handsome W H A T S?
You mean three handsome cats!
@@demenevai i think one of them is a girl
I'm living vicariously through Jun's garden as I only have a windowsill with one very small cactus.
I was doing the same before, but Rachel and Jun inspired me to start growing some herbs on my kitchen window. I love chives and thyme so I tried those and... well... they haven't died yet, so I guess it's going all right?
The image of a window with just a lone tiny cactus made me laugh and feel bad at the same time
Mint and basil are basically weeds when it comes to keeping them alive and them growing! Started growing spring onions too from the little white ends i didnt use
Same. But I have miniature herb planters. At least its something.
at least you can have a cactus. my cat eats anything that's a green plant. I don't think cactus needles would dissuade him, he's not a very smart cat.
That one dislike is from an earthworm that got accidentally thrown away from his land.
Now the dislike is 23 probably from all the weeds he pluck off 😂
@@oo8962 +4 from the ants-
😂 😂 😂 Bruh you killd me
I'm honestly loving this garden series! It's inspired me to do my own vegetable garden as I've just brought my first house and it has a little area for vegetables! Keep up the amazing work! :)
Same
Sameee!! It also give so much advice if you want to do your own garden
Nice
sameeee
Just chuck some seeds in a pot and boom garden
careful when watering your tomato plants, they dont like their leaves to get wet.. and make sure to take off the 'suckers' so the plant puts more energy into making flowers and tomatoes vs.foliage. Pick one main stem and the rest pinch or cut off. what a garden transformation ! :)
About the water on leaves I know the same
wow i didnt know that. what do you mean by "suckers" are you saying to only keep the stems that make flowers / tomatoes?
Emiya Hilson Watch Adam Ragusea’s latest tomato video
@@EmiyaHilson 'suckers' are the growths between the main stock and a leaf stem. they grow at a 45 degree angle
@@EmiyaHilson I recommend watching a video on tomato pruning :)
Seriously who would dislike this vid?... it’s so calming and relaxing 😌
Australian trying to like it :v
Way to bring attention to negativity
They must not have been wearing their glasses
The weeds
The ants who died while they're shoveling the soil
I love this happy, cozy little corner of the interent i've found myself in... i think i might stay a while, it's so peaceful here.
*hug* 🥺
I love to see how passionate Jun is towards gardening. He's got such a genuine channel and it never feels like it's about him, rather the world around him. I'm always happy to see a new video in my notifications!
well worded 👍
lol "Those boys are finally doing something"
Sir Jun: Quiet
His Friend: Quieter
Poki: Never Quiet
Nobody:
Him: Oh, there's an earthworm. I'm so happy :D
That means the soil is improving.
Yea
Hilariously I JUST came back in from gardening to see this upload (two tomatoes and some blackberries so far! Three zucchini growing, two heads of broccoli, chard, two cucumbers, and a bunch of other tomatoes and blackberries) - a very good start for year one. (:
nice are they tasty
Interesting garden! My biggest worry would be keeping the critters out but what Jun built today looks like it could be a good solution.
If you're already growing blackberries you should try adding in a few black raspberry plants
@@bronzethefirst2885 They are! It's a little early for blackberries so they were a little tart.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Definitely! My garden has a wooden barrier around it with a covering akin to Jun's over the top. It's small, but the climate where I'm at allows for a variety of things to grow in a smaller area.
I always anticipate Jun’s garden vlog, it makes me feel happy every time he updates about his garden
お友達といる時のジュンさんはフランクな雰囲気で、レイチェルさんといる時の雰囲気とはまた違って良いですね～そしてリョウさんもイケメン
Juns friend is cute.
Hell yeah he is. 🥰
SMG calm down lol no one is like jumping on him
Finally, a friend that can match his looks and interests.
Why is this so relaxing to watch? I love it
Everyone's politely discussing vegetables and there's me like, 🤭😏 Jun's friend is so cute
Jun has a beautiful gift of making mundane or things I personally consider boring in to an extremely relaxing, interesting, and sometimes informative video.
5:16 I agree Mr. Jun, I totally agree.❣️
Greetings from Sweden! Your content makes me so happy and your videos are always so peacefull. Some calm in world's chaos. ♡
high fives you in Swedish!
Thanks for the English subtitles ♥️ I hope you'll get some nice crops!
I have gotten great results this last year, after mulching up my fall leaves and putting them on the garden bed in the fall, letting them decompose over winter and then turning it into the soil in the spring.. My very dry, dead veggie bed has become loamy, and full of earthworms.. first time in 20 years of living here. And the leaves were free! My sister, who keeps a horse at a local barn, told me the barn owner was giving away the compost pile and to just come get what I wanted.. I got two laundry bucket sized loads (what would fit in my car) and put those on my garden this year as well. I have no dead plants this year!
Be careful when watering tomatoes! If the leaves get too damp, you can get mildew and it's very hard to get rid of. My advise would be to water them without touching the leaves as much as possible, you'll tell the difference!
Mildew even if they're outside to air out?
This is unture. Pick leaves off that touch the ground instead.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Yes, it's pretty common with peas and green beans too
Thanks! I'll make sure this gets applied to my own garden!
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley yep, I myself live in a place where weather gets really damp, that's why we don't really plant tomatoes that much, and if we do, you really have to fight for it. Drier climates aren't that affected as moist ones, though.
Your friend is really cute. It was so nice of him to help you out!
@SMG why are you going around hating on every people appreciating how cute his friend is?
your life seems just so, aesthetic, beautiful, peaceful and perfect. im jealous
I started planting in March and by now my balcony is a mini tomato-
cucumber jungle. 😋
It’s so addicting growing stuff!
You did a nice job with this garden!
Here in america when we plant our tomatoes (atleast my mother does this) before we put the plant in the ground, we first sprinkle the hole with crushed egg shells and magnesium sulfate--epson salt. It helps them grow stronger and better. I did an experiment by testing which method worked best, with or without the additives, and with won out by a long shot. The plants grew twice as big and therefore had twice the yield for a longer period of time, than the plants without it. If you choose to do this, you still can, just gentle dig around the plant again and sprinkle it in.
How many do you want to plant in this Garden?
*Jun: Yes*
That soil looks very sandy, do you know of anywhere that has horses? Some good old horse muck was my grandfathers favourite way of adding goodness back into his allotment and dealing with the sandy soil.
yeah thats what i thought, the soil seems very sandy indeed
How exactly would you do this ? Just take it and mix it in with the soil? Or dry it first?
I guess that's where the compost comes in. They did grow things last year but had started too late to get much out of it. They had a cooking video (not Jun's Kitchen, I don't believe) of them making Rachel's favorite vegetable into a dish from what they'd grown.
it does, even tho i remember someone with a garden saying 50:50 earth and sand is really nice for garden plants
Glass Butterfly i’m not a specialist but i grew up in a small town (lots of fields) and they’d just use it straight up, as it is. It smelled terrible
I'm not a garden person cuz I'm afraid of bugs including butterflies lol, but this makes me want to help until one comes by and I'll be back inside
Would you enjoy gardens if you wore a full body mosquito suit so bugs including butterflies couldn't touch you?
I relate to this too much I keep asking my parents for bee keeper helmets so I can have a garden at the house lol
What's the story with the butterflies?
SAME OH MY GODDD
@@recoil53 idk i had a nightmare where one butterfly..stuck to my chest and suck my blood while flapping its wings...it was big as my chest. I remember that there were pain and everything was black. Lollll.. sorry I'm just afraid of anything six legged. ESPECIALLY one with wings.
That is one thing I love about the Japanese, they do everything precise and everything has to be done with precision! Not here in Australia, we just rush stuff and hope it doesn't end up bad. Jun, the garden looks amazing. Good job Mate!
Splendid choice Jun. I played Harvest Moon so I know that Tomatoes are Summer Veggies, they grow 10 days and you can re-harvest them every 3 days. Splendid choice indeed.
I'm so invested in this garden now 😂 Thanks for the regular updates, Jun!
Good luck with the veggies
What a great friend, helping Jun out! I love this series, it’s so relaxing and motivates me to do something with my own garden.
Jun - great video! Awesome garden beds, very organized and sharp. One thing I would like to see is a garden project from germination to harvest!
I have a very small backyard and we just ignored it except for mowing until last year when my husband wanted to try gardening. He asked me what vegetables I wanted and I suggested cucumbers because I really REALLY like pickles. So far each vine we have has produced enough cucumbers to make half a gallon of pickles. Before the season is over I'll have at least four gallons of the things. So mind those cucumbers!
good luck jun!!! other people have said it, but make sure your tomato leaves don’t get wet and keep the leaves from touching the ground! i’d also suggest planting green beans/string beans, they’re my favourite summer crop and super bountiful
ジュンさんの日本語と英語のギャップがいつ見てもかっこよすぎます😁 ホントに憧れの人物像です！☺️ 夏野菜上手く出来るといいですね！🍅🥒 豊作を願ってます🙌
Jun is so talented and multi-faceted. Good luck to his garden. I know it will be a success.
this is honestly one of my favourite videos. Just something about it is just so calming
We have an allotment for this summer and we have to carry own water there. It's quite a job to do that every single evening (it's about 1,7km away from our home) except when it's raining. I put seeds straight to soil and now there's soooo big job to pick up all weeds out and check which is a plant and which is not. There's nice local, a very massive airforce (mosquitoes) greeting us every time when entering to fields 😃 But it's very satisfying to find those little plants from the big weedjungle and makes worth of keep on gardening!
Showed this to my dad, he says awesome job and now will live vicariously through you for gardening fun. He can’t go make his own thanks to back pain and a bad knee.
Did.. did you guys wear one glove each because there wasn't a second pair? My heart is so warm :')
Focusing in one hand to handle dirt and other one to handle tools. Is more efficioent
Your vlogs are always the best. So chill and relaxing, not trying to be over the top and exaggerating what's happening, but still entertaining with good production. Just showing off interesting stuff that's happening in your life. That's what I feel like vlogs should be. Hope you're doing well. Love y'all
Why is no one talking about how attractive Juns friend is 😳😳
Not everyone is into that K-pop dude aesthetic. Also no homo.
LITERALLY..... he lowkey fine
@@redcastlefan first of all racist, since they are both Japanese. Second of all why do you feel called out by the comment lmao.
@@threem43 I'm not called out. And it isn't racist. I mean if Jesus can turn water Into wine I guess you can do the same with what people say. Turning them somehow racist. Saying he got a style or look popular with K-pop artists has nothing to do with race in the firstplace.
Maybe ... because looks are not the most important thing to talk about. 😄
I love gardening too and it's very interesting to see other methods than what I might use. I just want to give a friendly tip and say that it's best not to water the leaves if you can help it. Watering around the "drip line" where the roots are is all that is required and will make the plants happy. I wish you a lot of luck in your growing season!! I can't wait to see what dishes you end up making with your own produce!
リョウさんイケメンだし、メリッサさんめっちゃ綺麗な人！
translation? 😂
@@FarquaadHQ yes
farquaad fantasies probably not an accurate translation but it says “Ryo-san is good looking, Melissa-san is a very neat person”
watching this while gardening in animal crossing is such a zen experience
Jun! I need more videos! I've watched them all more than once. 😊
Gardening is very zen. I can't wait to see how everything turns out. The peppers and chilies in our garden should be ready for harvesting soon!
Jun's english is so good!
Manly-gardening-fistbump YEAH!
Me trying to plant tomato plants: has one of the richest and fertile soils for miles in any direction due to constant care, carefully monitors soil PH levels, introduces plants that have been kept in doors to the elements slowly so they don't go into shock at full natural sunlight, gives the plants all natural plant food twice a week, built them their own dedicated raised beds, inspects them daily to try to catch problems before they get too far, has a triple layer of fencing up to keep deer and rabbits out.
My tomato plants: I sneezed on one of them and they die out of spite.
Jun trying to plant tomato plants: a single bag of compost, what looks like sand for soil, decent PH balance, a plastic tent, and being a good person.
Jun's tomato plants: I love it here! :D
Nice and calming 🥰 If anyone is inspired to plant stuff: I recommend planting tomatoes a lot deeper, if you take off some leaves and bury them a good 10cm deeper it'll be much stronger. And the water should not hit the leaves or tomatoes, it can lead to burnt leaves, disease or split fruits. I recommend watering at the base, not directly at the stem. Happy gardening 🥰
Your videos give me a sense of peace and lessen my anxiety. Thank you for your hard work!
I love you and your wife y'all make me so happy.
You can save your vegetable scraps in the freezer and then mix them straight into the soil as compost. A lot of people will tell you that you need a compost barrel and you need to stir it around every so often but the truth is you really don’t. Straight into the ground works perfectly well.
I am curious though, won’t that plastic tent just keep the rain off and therefore make your plant dry??
Wow! Your soil is so sandy and pale! Soil where I live looks like your compost, dark and nutrient rich.
Thank you so much for the garden update!!!! I can smell your plants through my phone 🌱
It's so relaxing to watch them make the plant beds.
These videos are so simple, but they make me so happy. It's so relaxing to watch you garden, Jun!
Wow. Where I'm from we just till the ground, bung in the seeds the way they're supposed to be in order to grow, water, and wait. None of that beautiful sculpting of the earth or the plastic with holes that looks like it makes spacing 1000x easier!😆 Why is everything in Japan coming out to look like a beautiful work of art? It shames us who don't think of such details.
Great work じゅんさん, it looks like it will be a beautiful garden. 😁👍
I love these garden videos ❤️❤️ I live in a harsh climate where gardening is quite difficult so it's nice to see a thriving garden!!
I love your gardening videos so much! Just got into gardening myself!! Cant wait to see how big your plants get!
What I would give for a friend to help me garden! Great job you guys 😁👍
Wow, you even built a greenhouse for your plants, great! I wish you great success with harvesting lots of fruits! 👍 It makes me want to have a garden myself. I tried to grow some strawberries on my balcony, but didn’t have much success.....😢 It is such a great feeling when you can harvest lots of self grown veggies and fruits. They even taste very special 😋😛 Please keep us updated about your success. 👍✌️🥰💜🍀
gotta love that Jun is so careful with the soil and everything, but when I plant stuff I just put them in the ground and let them do plant things.
It's great how diligent you are! That's what i thought, when saw a soil tester. I always do everything approximately, in gardening as well... May be i should be more attentive to details. Thank you for this lovely video!!
お疲れさま🎵
収穫と、料理が楽しみ😆
Jun you gotta discover no-dig (no till) gardening. It is so much easier than traditional gardening and you get a better result and way fewer weeds
You're spoiling us with all these wholesome plant uploads lately
God, the amount of work involved. I'm in awe of all the time and effort, but personally I'd just go to the market.
I live for these gardening blogs! They are so relaxing and inspire me to grow my own plants, I rewatch them several times!
Good job, I wish I had your patience. It's so nice to have your own fresh organic vegetables.
Thank you for this video. My heart is a little happier 😌💚
Looks so fun. I love gardening. And having friends you can share the experience with is amazing!
cant wait for an update !!!
used to watch you for the cooking videos but now im here for the gardening🍃
I'm so jealous of that dirt! As someone who lives in an area that's mostly clay, this garden looks like a dream to dig.
this makes me so happy. everyone wants a garden nowadays!
I really love all these garden videos. I hope Jun will continue this series.
An acidic soil is not bad fir all plants. I think is good for raspberries if ever you guys want to plant some :) once they start growing they make a decent amount of fruit!
I've been told that naked soil (without mulch/covering) call for weed as their protection/body-imunity. The weed will be in control if you cover the soil with something. Hence every unused hole in that plastic cover may grow some weeds. Maybe plant some basil and leek... They are complimenting the tomatoes, they confuse the bugs and make the soil better :)
Hello! Great to see you guys! ♥️♥️
This is so lovely and omg the garden looks so good!! Also yay the attractive guy from the beach cleaning is here again lol!
@SMG are you jun's friend? if not you're the one replying to my comment so I don't know what to tell you about getting a life mate
My mind is at peace once again 😌💚🌿🌱
I don't know how you do it, a 5 minute video that feels much longer without feeling boring and is super relaxing! 😮☺️
I love your gardening videos. It must have been nice to have more help too.
Ahhh now I know how the little neighborhood gardens are started!
nice one, i remember when i saw this patch of soil the first time the soil seem rather bad to grow stuff, glad its better now
Just a tip ! When the weeds are out shaking out the roots helps spreading them seeds so if you want less weeds in your soil don't shake them 😊
I had a dream I had a cactus and forgot to water it for a long time but when I finally remembered I checked on it and it was still alive. Lmao. Best dream ever. Anyway I love these garden videos, they give me a lot of info and the comments are always so wholesome and cute and super informative too! Keep it up Jun it looks so fun! I'll be living vicariously through you lol
This is giving me inspiration. I've been planning on creating some self-watering hanging vege planter. Lockdown over here had me planting water spinach at home and those grew well. The ones I'm planning are at my work home so I don't have to go out to buy veges all the time.
I don't know what the temperature is like where you live but the best way to water plants is to pour the water directly at the bottom so all the water goes to the roots. Also try to not water the leaves because the sun can easily burn them and they will turn crispy 👍🌱
You guys should do a cooking video every week. Little editing, fun, new foods. Upvote this comment if you agree so Jun can see!
I love this series! Watching gardening is so relaxing
2:08 two men feeling happy about earthworms. Wholesome content we didn't realise we needed
This reminds me of evergreen love, the J-drama. Just the fact that he’s gardening😂