Will Electroculture Work in a High Tunnel?

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

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  • @lavendermoon3342
    @lavendermoon3342 Год назад +21

    Deep South Homestead , True Grit Homestead , and Hollis & Nancy"s Homestead are the ones that really know what they're doing. I appreciate everything Danny and Wanda share because they want the same success for their viewers as they are experiencing. Such good hearted folks!

    • @originalbeefman
      @originalbeefman Год назад +2

      You couldn't be more correct. Good people just wanting goodness for all to have.

  • @dt8ustotten285
    @dt8ustotten285 Год назад

    Have been gardening for decades but have never been able to succeed with radishes... a crime LOL.
    Grew them in 2 planters this time, kept them shaded and watered etc. As always after a month I gave up. I forgot I put a spiral into one of the planters. Pulled them up..1 planter had leaves but no radishes... the 2nd one I started harvesting small but good radishes!! At the end I found the spiral buried inside the leaves of the planter with the spiral! This is soooooo exciting! Thanks for introducing me to this miracle of God's creation!

  • @sui-generis
    @sui-generis Год назад +2

    Those copper antennas will be more effective at collecting the eather from the atmosphere if they were 10x taller. Have you tried putting an antenna at the top of your metal climbing wall and wrap it all the way down to the dirt?

  • @OldesouthFarm
    @OldesouthFarm Год назад +2

    Love your high tunnel. I bought a catapillar tunnel 50x 18 and have tomatoes and cucumbers going. I put a 50% shade cloth and have electroculture going in it. So nice to not have the blights. The cucumbers are where they can grow out of the tunnel and prefer to stay in the shaded area. The tunnels can be moved easily and price is much less then a high tunnel. I put it up myself.

  • @raymondbradley6788
    @raymondbradley6788 Год назад +1

    Thanks, Danny and Wanda🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @val6112
    @val6112 Год назад

    I love ❤️ watching you guys along with Hollis and Nancy's channel. I get the feel good factor seeing older couples working together. Bless you both. Blessings 🙌

  • @emeraldwaterlifehomestead2180
    @emeraldwaterlifehomestead2180 Год назад +7

    I love when you stroll thru the high tunnels. The progress is amazing. I dream of having a high tunnel soon. 👩‍🌾

    • @maryjane-vx4dd
      @maryjane-vx4dd Год назад

      I would be happy to get the plastic pulled over the top of mine. Yesterday, the wind picked up just as we were going to do it. Also it's got a short carpet of weeds that needs to be taken care of

  • @songofjoy4796
    @songofjoy4796 Год назад +8

    I'm excited to see what electroculture does here. Thank you for sharing!

  • @nancybarnett2832
    @nancybarnett2832 Год назад +24

    I don't understand how people spend 250.00 a week for groceries. We spend about 80.00 a week and always buy more then we can eat. People just don't know how to shop!

    • @victoriajohnson3034
      @victoriajohnson3034 Год назад +18

      Think depends on where you live. With a gallon of milk at 6 dollars a gallon and eggs at 11, and bread at 6 a loaf doesn't take long to add up fast.

    • @TamiMarieIsAGardener
      @TamiMarieIsAGardener Год назад +7

      I raised many children. Although we had a garden, froze and canned, it was still a hefty tab at the grocery store.

    • @swarm6697
      @swarm6697 Год назад +6

      Well give us your info make a video I would watch it

    • @nancybarnett2832
      @nancybarnett2832 Год назад +5

      @@swarm6697 I mostly only buy things on sale, stock up when its cheap and never buy at full price. Shopping with the adds, saves us so much money!

    • @LauraMartinez-rf3dm
      @LauraMartinez-rf3dm Год назад +7

      I spend 80 on just myself 😢 if you want to buy all organic, forget it. I just started my garden. Slowly making changes.

  • @Aussiehomestead1965
    @Aussiehomestead1965 Год назад +5

    I did an experiment with strawberries and grew ones with white,pink and red flowering varieties. The white ones seemed to do the best. This may help anyone growing them.

    • @andreawimer4334
      @andreawimer4334 Год назад +1

      My strawberries grew right over a gravel area as if it was soil. I took out the gravel.👍😀

  • @davidward1259
    @davidward1259 Год назад +15

    Danny, I was wondering about this the other day. Would not the metal frame of the high tunnel also at least partially act as an electro-culture antenna? It is anchored into the ground and encompasses the entire growing area. That may explain why pretty much every high tunnel I've seen gives great results. The copper mini-antenna may also add supplemental support which would still explain the difference you are seeing inside the high tunnel.

  • @darlenewright5850
    @darlenewright5850 Год назад

    Yes, please! All that looks so healthy and good. Thank you for taking the time to share. Blessings

  • @labreeskarogers1102
    @labreeskarogers1102 Год назад

    We did the copper wire on peach trees in-between blue berries and in a raised garden. I plan to make some antennas.

  • @amishatheart47
    @amishatheart47 Год назад +3

    Wow, the produce in the high tunnels is amazing! I wonder what those people that spend $250 a week are eating. I spend that amount every 2 weeks for a family of 5 and still have enough left over to get extras to stockpile/can. Of course we eat cheap meats- mainly pork, hamburger and chicken- and not a lot of prepared foods. Home cooking is the way to make the money stretch.

    • @rainspringing
      @rainspringing Год назад +1

      If they are trying to stick to 100% grassfed, whole life pasture raised, or iffy-organically grown they can still scratch cook and spend that. Even with careful sale shopping, if they are also avoiding or not eating grains. I've seen those kind of bills. Apparently it wasn't even close to that high about 4 years ago, with same dietary restrictions. These people need some livestock allowed land, in my option. Even just a couple acres.

  • @trishaporte
    @trishaporte Год назад +7

    Hi Danny and Wanda! I enjoy your videos.
    I purchased 6 antennas, waiting for shipping….it all sounds reasonable, I want to try it for myself!!
    Thank you!

  • @jvin248
    @jvin248 Год назад

    Grocery spending: depends what you buy and how 'convenient' it is. Box of sugar cereal $5 or $5 in rolled oats. A single box of dehydrated scalloped potatoes or a bag of five to ten pounds of raw potatoes. Box of Quick/Minute beans and rice for two or bags of dry Beans and rice that can cover several days. Most coupons are for the boxed convenience items for a reason.

  • @TCGAS
    @TCGAS Год назад +3

    I put an elctroculture antenna in my strawberry tower a few weeks ago and they took off. They are putting on so many berries 🎉

    • @TCGAS
      @TCGAS Год назад

      @@waynespringer501 if you say so, I believe you!

  • @sharronhuneke8822
    @sharronhuneke8822 Год назад +2

    When you use the copper wire to grow vegetables, should you also use fertilizers like epsom salt, banana water and such to add minerals back into the soil?

  • @chriswinger7881
    @chriswinger7881 Год назад +1

    We got our organic fertilizer down on the gardens and weed fabric just letting it sit till we're ready to plant, seedlings are getting bigger 😀 God bless you and Wanda ❤

  • @culdesacgrocerygarden
    @culdesacgrocerygarden Год назад +2

    I've noticed Danny's knees seem to be fine! There's no way I could get down on my knees like that they don't even bend to the right angle and if I did they would be stuck that way for weeks! Glad he recovered so well. The high tunnels as usual are like little pockets of paradise. ❤

  • @camperjack2620
    @camperjack2620 Год назад

    My garden is so dry and I don't have much water. I remembered a little known fact about copper ground rods, which applies to electro culture as much as residential, commercial and equipment grounding. The dirt has to be slightly damp for the grounding to work correctly. Make sure the bottom of the wire is deep enough so it contacts damp soil. Probably if you water your garden this will not apply to you.

  • @RosieDay61
    @RosieDay61 Год назад +5

    I have been looking at alot of info on electroculture. I got my order from hills mill 3 days ago, I'm anxious to see if it works. You never know unless you try.

  • @cathybehle-ernst5796
    @cathybehle-ernst5796 Год назад +1

    Love, love, love lookin at the fruits and veggies! So beautiful . . . . .

  • @denisebrady6858
    @denisebrady6858 Год назад

    Dany & Wanda I have to try this in my vegetable garden as my cauliflowers & cabbage seedlings are really struggling, I did plant them both in a new or different spot but soil condition etc still the same. I am in Sub-Tropical Australia. Great video also Cheers Denise- Australia

  • @debbies2966
    @debbies2966 Год назад +3

    Good morning Danny and Wanda. Everything looks awesome! My garlic is planted near the strawberries this year so the strawberries are fertilized with the garlic. They got blood and bone meal, Dr. Earth tomato and vegetable fertilizer and I added the calcium nitrate you told us about this year. My strawberries are much larger than usual. I am thinking the calcium nitrate gave them a boost.

    • @cynthiadeg9206
      @cynthiadeg9206 Год назад

      Do you put calcium nitrate on strawberries if they’re flowering and fruiting? Thanks

    • @debbies2966
      @debbies2966 Год назад

      @@cynthiadeg9206 I am putting calcium nitrate around my strawberries. I am testing it out on them. So far my everbearing strawberry plants are producing some larger strawberries than I normally get.

  • @deadlywound1991
    @deadlywound1991 Год назад +3

    I've watched the power company's for years butcher the plants under the lines because they grow so fast. But I would not swear about how nutritional it is .

  • @TrexChick
    @TrexChick Год назад +3

    cool, thanks for showing us your realistic experience with electroculture, sweet!

  • @donnadelong2781
    @donnadelong2781 Год назад +2

    If you crumble up your egg shells and put in your strawberry bed the slugs will stay out as the shells cut the slugs. Slugs was eating up my hosta plants and I hand crushed some egg shells last year and put in the hosta bed and had no slugs last year.

  • @jenniferfitzgerald369
    @jenniferfitzgerald369 Год назад +3

    Excellent video! Very timely! I was just wondering this myself! Thanks for everything!!!💕

  • @katespencer4038
    @katespencer4038 Год назад +1

    I so enjoy the visits to the high tunnel checking the progress. Everything looks so good a sure sign of a lot of hard work congratulations. Btw I live in 9b and our slugs are huge had a problem with them until I started making a liner out of tulle for my pots and fastening it around the pot. Not a single slug since. Slugs don't like the rough texture and cheap

  • @maryjane-vx4dd
    @maryjane-vx4dd Год назад +2

    At work yesterday, a guy was getting copper pipe and wire to start an electro culture system. I told him he needed to follow you on utube

  • @lovetruth3315
    @lovetruth3315 Год назад +2

    Is there a connection between using copper in the garden and in past times apparently people must've believed in throwing pennies in the ground for the copper benefits to their crop?? Cuz all my life I've found pennies in the soil anywhere I've been in these United States!!
    Also, I've noticed that there's never quarters or dimes lol..but always pennies pennies pennies lol..I think you are really onto something Danny!!

  • @annareich4176
    @annareich4176 Год назад +2

    There's no was I can afford to buy all my groceries from the store. I'm disabled and only get $1200 a month to live on . I plant a garden and have chickens and ducks for eggs . And meat . I plan to start raising meat rabbits too . I'd love to get a high tunnel or 2 but they're way more than I can afford. Maybe in the future I'll be able to get one . God bless y'all and lots of love from Anna in Iowa

  • @craigslistsales4424
    @craigslistsales4424 Год назад +2

    With the cost of copper, that makes each cucumber cost about $5 a piece

  • @josephjohn3857
    @josephjohn3857 Год назад

    Wow your strawberries are incredibly healthy.

  • @franpaterno486
    @franpaterno486 Год назад

    ❤❤ the height tunnels. 🙏🙏🙏👍

  • @paularizzo5217
    @paularizzo5217 Год назад +1

    I dreamed last night that I had almost ripe tomatoes on my plants....sure was disappointed when I woke up!! Not yet...but I have blooms.😊😊😊

  • @marybethham4967
    @marybethham4967 Год назад +1

    Those green tomatoes my Mom made a relish she called Catfish relish. Was a good recipe. All your stuff looks really good. Great job, again.

  • @pavlovssheep5548
    @pavlovssheep5548 Год назад

    putting petroleum jelly / Vaseline around pots and beds prevents slugs from crossing over it

  • @franpaterno486
    @franpaterno486 Год назад

    I can answer your question. Why do people spend 250.00 a week. Because people have to buy everything they eat. They need to watch Danny and Wanda and learn to grow there food which is very Expensive ❤❤❤ your videos. Danny and Wanda 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @rebeccah2438
    @rebeccah2438 Год назад +1

    Thank You for sharing.... I've ordered some 12g copper wire I can't wait to do this! Have a Fantastic Weekend ❤

  • @marjoriedanley6131
    @marjoriedanley6131 Год назад +1

    QUESTION. Does Mr Mickey sell the rods y’all are talking about? If not, who does or should I make my own electro culture rods? Thanks so much for all your teachings and showing what you do with growing food.

  • @ianmccaughan7121
    @ianmccaughan7121 Год назад +1

    Really interesting video Danny and miss Wanda .Thanks for sharing .I must look into electoculture

  • @claudettehernandez3402
    @claudettehernandez3402 Год назад +1

    Excellent video Danny. I got my potatoes planted last and am expanding my raised beds.

  • @littleflockontheprairie4871
    @littleflockontheprairie4871 Год назад +1

    I ordered 10 antennas from Hills Mill Homestead. Looking forward to seeing how they change the productivity and vigor of the garden!

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +4

      ​@@waynespringer501 pennies aren't copper anymore.

    • @saddleridge4364
      @saddleridge4364 Год назад +1

      @@DeepSouthHomestead That shot my eyebrows up so I had to look and see about older pennies. Here's what I found: If a penny has a date before 1982, it is made of 95% copper. If the date is 1983 or later, it is made of 97.5% zinc and plated with a thin copper coating. Once again , Danny's knowledge proves true!

  • @hannahrosefl
    @hannahrosefl Год назад

    I bought a white seedless grape knowing good and dang well they don't grow well here in SWFL. 😂 for 5 bucks on clearance, I figured it was worth a shot to acclimate it.. somehow 😂

  • @elizabethjohnson475
    @elizabethjohnson475 Год назад

    So electroculture works off of static electricity; not necessarily only when there's lightning. I always hear special tips for my own gardening.

  • @andreawimer4334
    @andreawimer4334 Год назад

    I rolled up some chicken wire to put around my one garden to control slugs. Worked like a charm. I just pictured slugs trying to get past chicken wire.😁 ( Complete with pointy ends).

  • @victoriajohnson3034
    @victoriajohnson3034 Год назад +1

    I really appreciate all your how to videos!

  • @debramiller3165
    @debramiller3165 Год назад

    Hi from Southern Ohio.
    The potatoes popped yesterday!
    Today I put in 2 copper thingy’s I made in the potato rings.
    🙏🏻

  • @HealyMeans
    @HealyMeans Год назад

    hi danny and wanda 🤗
    great stroll through the high tunnels. the electroculture antennas are really making a difference. tfs

  • @alqiloli3273
    @alqiloli3273 Год назад

    Hello, If we have an underground wire connected to the electroculture device, what happens if the underground wire comes into contact with the irrigation water? We may be electrocuted ? Thank you !

  • @eb1684
    @eb1684 Год назад +1

    Do you have food irradiation there?

  • @paularizzo5217
    @paularizzo5217 Год назад

    I have been harvesting and eating collards and mustard greens.I have a big bunch of green onion tops to chop and freeze. I put the roots back into some pots in different areas. (Those were grocery store green onion bottoms I saved.) Getting tiny cukes, but no male flowers?? Strange. Hope I get some cukes at some point. I have lettuce ready to pick. Green beans coming along, cantaloupes, potatoes, and carrots are still growing. I keep thinning carrots. I hope I'm doing it right. I finally found 1 little branch (slip) from the store sweet potato I planted...I am babying it!! Sure love looking at your gorgeous crops!! 😊

    • @rainspringing
      @rainspringing Год назад

      My mother planted out some grocery store green onion bottoms, as sort of a test to show me it doesn't work. That was over 8 years ago. Same onions have produced every year all year long. (She's in zone 8b.) Makes thousands of seeds the next year for thin grocery store type starts in new spots.

    • @paularizzo5217
      @paularizzo5217 Год назад

      @@rainspringing i should have let them bloom and go to seed...there are more out in my Greenstalk, now those will stay until they bloom and produce seeds. Thank you.

  • @beverlymichael5830
    @beverlymichael5830 Год назад

    I received my copper antennas. Ordering
    More rods from His Mill today. Looking forward to see how they do for me. I think I need to order more.

  • @janicegoff3385
    @janicegoff3385 Год назад

    Q.... have you noticed any decreased activity of ants, grasshoppers, mice, beetles, aphids etc using cpr coils (you mentioned slugs).

  • @ronaldbeatty9423
    @ronaldbeatty9423 Год назад +4

    Question, how long do you make the copper wire and how many coils do you put into it and how far in the ground does it need to go to do his job? Thank you Ron.

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +1

      Wind it clockwise. It's best if it goes into the soil at least 4 inches longer is better. Number of coils doesn't really matter that much as long as it's around 7 or more.

    • @ronaldbeatty9423
      @ronaldbeatty9423 Год назад

      @@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you 🙏

  • @crazysquirrel9425
    @crazysquirrel9425 Год назад

    How long does it take to work? To actually see significant results?
    Will that work in a straw bale garden?

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад

      We see results within days. I've never done straw bale gardening.

  • @janicegoff3385
    @janicegoff3385 Год назад

    Q... my grapes don't bloom how do they cross polinate?

  • @stevenwilson1762
    @stevenwilson1762 Год назад

    You mentioned Milky spore to get rid of grubs. Where can we find that? So with our grub problem we will be fighting Japanese beetle bugs on our weeping cherry trees. Any suggestions on how to get rid of them. They eat our trees up...Mrs.Steve

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +1

      It can be bought on line. The beetles are very hard to control without sprays.

  • @spartacus3015
    @spartacus3015 Год назад +3

    I'm really interested in this subject & these videos. Thank you for sharing. Please keep us in the loop on all of it.
    So is it best to have the antena or plant to the north? Or how did you decide to put antena to the south side?

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +2

      Put on the south side as currents flow from north to south it's best to have the plants in between the current.

    • @spartacus3015
      @spartacus3015 Год назад

      @@DeepSouthHomestead thank you!

  • @stevenwilson1762
    @stevenwilson1762 Год назад

    Beautiful gardens and vegetables...Mrs.Steve

  • @jaremawielman2287
    @jaremawielman2287 Год назад

    J'm wachtig you whit bated breath . I have a slightly smaller grenhouse. Can you tell me howw many turns the coil has and which way it is wound ; clockwise or counterclokwise when viewed from above.

  • @AlleyCat-1
    @AlleyCat-1 Год назад +2

    I'm curious as to know whether or not the copper antennas would help a tree, like a pine, to come back to health?🤔

  • @claudettehernandez3402
    @claudettehernandez3402 Год назад

    I just visited Hills Mills and bought some antennae this afternoon 😊

  • @lindadykes4040
    @lindadykes4040 Год назад

    I have aphids bad on my pepper plants in my green house. God bless you and your family ✝️

  • @Jay-tk7ib
    @Jay-tk7ib Год назад

    When you say the copper is wound clockwise, is that clockwise from the ground up, or from the top down?

  • @dougbillman2333
    @dougbillman2333 Год назад

    Put a metal screen under your mattress and run a wire from the screen to the GROUND., and only the ground in your electric socket, or outside and stake it in the ground outside... anti aging..........

  • @Mayhemcountryliving
    @Mayhemcountryliving Год назад

    I have started electroculture

  • @texaschopper3091
    @texaschopper3091 Год назад

    Nice tip on the strawberries. Them slugs are so destructive.

  • @milknhoneyheritagefarms4706
    @milknhoneyheritagefarms4706 Год назад

    Looks like a delicious continental harvest!

  • @dougbillman2333
    @dougbillman2333 Год назад

    Your body repairs itself, when you sleep......

  • @kansasterri5977
    @kansasterri5977 Год назад +1

    My husband would spend that much on groceries if he went to the store without me. He reaches for New York Strip instead of sirloin and whatever meat is a loss-leader, AND he takes the food that is at eye level which is usually more expensive.
    Personally I have doubled the size of my garden. Fresh is better anyways

  • @tedbrown2583
    @tedbrown2583 Год назад +1

    Great vid Danny!
    I’m still unsure about the electro culture even though I remember my grandfather using it on his tomatoes.
    Travis from HOSSTOOLs (Lazy Dog homestead)has a recent video he has posted on RUclips about how there is no scientific proof that electric culture works and disproving it …I’m testing it regardless with my own homemade antennas in half of the pots I’m growing my tomatoes in outdoors!
    We shall see…
    Ted

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +7

      I've been doing it for 30 years with good success. Don't trust modern science it's full of lies. It has hidden agendas because of big AG kickbacks from chemical companies.

  • @DownOnTheHomestead
    @DownOnTheHomestead Год назад

    Wanted to follow your info, looks interesting.

  • @peggystephens4703
    @peggystephens4703 Год назад

    If you want bigger strawberries now that your bed is full, cut off all runners. I’m going to do that this year as well.

  • @Don77sunset
    @Don77sunset Год назад

    Looking good Danny!!

  • @stetson01
    @stetson01 Год назад

    You antenna is wound in the wrong direction, it should be clockwise, you could have the entire coil upside down.

  • @HealthyDisrespectforAuthority
    @HealthyDisrespectforAuthority Год назад

    I have heatless habenero peppers planted.. high hopes and copper wire on the way

  • @alejandrocalderon7136
    @alejandrocalderon7136 Год назад

    Hello sr. Im a big fan and was very entriged When hearing about electroculture. Would you be able to tell me a little about this technique. I would love to try it in my garden if its benefitial. Growing tomatoes , musk melons, squash and a few herbs including cannabis ! Would rely aprisiate. Some info .
    Kind Regards.
    Alex

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад

      It harnesses the earths energy and directs it back to the soil.

    • @alejandrocalderon7136
      @alejandrocalderon7136 Год назад

      How will that effect the soil biolegy? I grow in living soil and conserned about the benefitial fungi and bacteria...

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад

      @@alejandrocalderon7136 It has never effected mine in any way.

    • @alejandrocalderon7136
      @alejandrocalderon7136 Год назад

      Thank you kindly sr. Big fan and i learn alot.
      Thanks..

  • @waynegore176
    @waynegore176 Год назад

    I was told you want the seed in all fruit

  • @richardscarlett7942
    @richardscarlett7942 Год назад

    i have never seen Romaine lettuce like that. Ive only seen them 6- 12 inches tall

  • @gabriellewis8699
    @gabriellewis8699 Год назад +1

    How and what do you fertilize your grapes with?

  • @jacquiemarshall6843
    @jacquiemarshall6843 Год назад +1

    We just paid 10.00 for 5 small tomatoes. 🇨🇦

  • @williamjones9019
    @williamjones9019 Год назад +1

    Potato slips are looking good

  • @CampfireKathy
    @CampfireKathy Год назад

    Would a 12 gauge bare copper wire at Depot for 34cents per foot work for the electroculture?

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @CampfireKathy
      @CampfireKathy Год назад

      Thank you, Danny! We really appreciate you and Mrs. Wanda and your many years of experience! ♥️ Praying blessings from our loving Father over you both. May He bless you from His abundance, in Jesus precious name! Amen 🙏🏼

  • @skivvywaver8437
    @skivvywaver8437 Год назад +1

    Travis over on lazy dog farm is totally against elevtoculture claiming it is bunk. I don’t know one way or the other. I’m trying it just for giggles. Like anything, you have those for it and those against it.

  • @thetimeisnear369
    @thetimeisnear369 Год назад +1

    One guy I was talking to last week at work spends for him, his wife, and 3 kids all older 19, 17, and 15. $500 A WEEK!

  • @bumblebee7922
    @bumblebee7922 Год назад +1

    Great video!!! What is the quacking sound?

  • @angelawillis145
    @angelawillis145 Год назад

    I was going to email you about this.

  • @nikkitobin8356
    @nikkitobin8356 Год назад

    Glad it works. .. did some reseyit also kills the beneficial insects sooooill pass on this

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад

      You got false information it doesn't hurt beneficial insects it promotes them.

    • @nikkitobin8356
      @nikkitobin8356 Год назад

      @@DeepSouthHomestead
      Can u please do a video on this because every info I find says different.. please clarify thanks

  • @michellesgarden
    @michellesgarden Год назад

    What size pots do you grow your grapes in?

  • @midwayfarms
    @midwayfarms Год назад

    Good video

  • @Flossie-7
    @Flossie-7 Год назад +1

    Howdy!

  • @shenanigans8apeach
    @shenanigans8apeach Год назад

    Will this electroculture process work for ants? Thank you.

  • @victoriabrownfrank4328
    @victoriabrownfrank4328 Год назад

    Looking for more information on the copper electro culture where to buy

  • @jamesbaker9383
    @jamesbaker9383 Год назад

    What is the dried stuff around the tomatoes?

  • @angelapriddy6308
    @angelapriddy6308 Год назад

    I want one

  • @dougbillman2333
    @dougbillman2333 Год назад

    Grounds you while you sleep..........

  • @virginiahigginbotham719
    @virginiahigginbotham719 Год назад

    Hello Danny, Wanda I'm in TX. I have noticed I have no pollinators. A few weeks ago I was mowing around my dandelions so the bees would have food. I even went out to the local nursery and checked for Mystic Blue Salvia as the bees do enjoy it. Since then they are gone. So I was hoping you could give me some simple tips on pollinating my plants. Advice for a variety of plants would be most helpful. I have a variety of squash/pumpkins, beans, watermelon, cantaloupes, cukes, corn, peppers, garbanzo, herbs, sweet potatoes and regular potatoes, onions, collards, and tomatoes. I'm still trying on eggplant and have a few other plants. All my brassica have been attacked terribly but have hopes on a couple still.
    I do container gardening as my soil is clay so I am rather limited. Some don't need pollinators but thus far I'm just using a q-tip. Will this work or do you recommend some other method, please?

    • @DeepSouthHomestead
      @DeepSouthHomestead  Год назад +1

      The q tips work really good.

    • @kansasterri5977
      @kansasterri5977 Год назад +2

      Bees are not the only pollinators. You get a lot more produce with bees but even without the q-tips you will get some

    • @virginiahigginbotham719
      @virginiahigginbotham719 Год назад

      @@kansasterri5977thank you.
      Unfortunately the only thing that I am finding plentiful at this moment are the snails. I walk around my yard and in the garden and I don't have many flying insects altogether. That's why I'm concerned. 💖🌟

    • @virginiahigginbotham719
      @virginiahigginbotham719 Год назад

      @@DeepSouthHomestead thank you. 💖🌟

    • @kansasterri5977
      @kansasterri5977 Год назад +1

      @@virginiahigginbotham719 That *IS* hard. That happened to my folks one year but they lived in a city where grass and evergreens were in style. There weren't even moths