Hello there! Dan at Allotment Diary suggested we check out your channel and I am enjoyed the video so much I am subscribing. I need to learn more about garlic and onions and I am hoping I can learn from you.
Hi ya John got some nice onions grown from peter G seeds there putting on weight with 6 to 8inch necks ok to feed chempak no 2 but no good with leeks I think they are full of thrips silvery colour still always next year what's the latest you sell next year thanks Nigel
Hello Nigel, nice to hear your onions are good. Sorry about your leeks. Sounds like red spider and thrip. Dynamek or Conserve will sort your problem but won’t put your foliage back to green. If you require leeks through the post, I would say February direct from cells, but if you can collect plants in pots I will grow them until first week in May.
Thanks John for replying sounds good to me as I was given this year's by a good friend as he couldn't continue with the growing that he started in October they were to good to leave and it's given me the interest again shall be ringing you thanks Nigel
You will need a frost free greenhouse Michael as I will post January or February , but we can speak later about your requirements. If you water by hand with a watering can this will be fine, just don’t get carried away with liquid feed. I’m not saying it’s wrong to feed but know what’s already in your beds first.
Andrew it’s still to early for shaving leek heads. I will do a post to show everyone when the time is right. Probably start at the end of July. Some people don’t know what what shaving a seed head is about, so we will go through it and explain.
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Great video again john, put my name on 3 dozen of the blanch leeks I will come and collect about November time 👍
Great Vid as everJohn will certainly be buying from next year
Hello there! Dan at Allotment Diary suggested we check out your channel and I am enjoyed the video so much I am subscribing. I need to learn more about garlic and onions and I am hoping I can learn from you.
Hello George, welcome to the site. I’ll do my best to help and answer any questions..👍
Hi John how do you mix or what do you mix neemoil with to make a spray up please
I can not answer that as I have never used neem oil. Sorry.
Maybe someone else on the Channel will answer.
Hi John great video as always. Just wondering do you pull your split flags off the leeks? And would you do it straight away? Thanks
. I remove two flags at a time. Then when I wrap the leek I remove the others.
Pleased your enjoying them.
Hi ya John got some nice onions grown from peter G seeds there putting on weight with 6 to 8inch necks ok to feed chempak no 2 but no good with leeks I think they are full of thrips silvery colour still always next year what's the latest you sell next year thanks Nigel
Hello Nigel, nice to hear your onions are good.
Sorry about your leeks. Sounds like red spider and thrip. Dynamek or Conserve will sort your problem but won’t put your foliage back to green.
If you require leeks through the post, I would say February direct from cells, but if you can collect plants in pots I will grow them until first week in May.
Thanks John for replying sounds good to me as I was given this year's by a good friend as he couldn't continue with the growing that he started in October they were to good to leave and it's given me the interest again shall be ringing you thanks Nigel
Hi John ,will you posting leeks out as I'm in the East Midlands. I'm watering my leeks with a watering can shall I try a slow drip watering system ?
Thanks for your advise
You will need a frost free greenhouse Michael as I will post January or February , but we can speak later about your requirements.
If you water by hand with a watering can this will be fine, just don’t get carried away with liquid feed. I’m not saying it’s wrong to feed but know what’s already in your beds first.
@@gardeningwithjohnsoulsby1131 ok thankyou.
Wiy is the jsn beening
Hi Andrew, check around the root plate to make sure it’s clean, this can cause the leek to bend.
Andrew it’s still to early for shaving leek heads. I will do a post to show everyone when the time is right. Probably start at the end of July.
Some people don’t know what what shaving a seed head is about, so we will go through it and explain.
@@gardeningwithjohnsoulsby1131 thanks John