Gardening Myths: The Heat Killed My Plant!
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Before meeting you, I was hand-watering all my plants and trees. I would be out there for several hours, multiple times a day pouring sweat. My husband asked me how I could keep doing it. I told him it was my responsibility, if I put them out there, I had to ensure they had water to survive. I have been a customer of yours for several years, I am so grateful to have found you.
Im a plant killing profesional! I have achieved the gold star in this area! But Im doing better now that I use drip lines, Automation (timers), and Mulch! The Florida sunshine is no longer winning!
A great trick is get a 5 gallon, screw a hole in it, put a drip tube in and put several in your pots. The 5 gallon will continually drip in it. You can also use a drip in a tray with your pot in it.
You got me over here watering all my container plants Lol. And thanks for the tip. I don't wanna lose any of them.
I guess one could say that houseplants (indoor) are more at risk of being overwatered. 🤷♂
yes simply because they don't sweat as much as outdoor plants. But indoor plants are easier to manage since temperatures are constant.
You are honestly one person I trust to tell the truth as it is. Thank you for all the pearls of wisdom you share with us ❤
Now that's temperature is increasing i water morning and evening. I plants lots of Zinnias they required lots of water. I also have vegetables and chiles etc. My plants never die. I make sure it doesn't lol. Don't understand why people would water their plants in the afternoon when it's hot out. And they wonder why it died lol.
i water plants in 120f no issues. If I wait until it's cooler because people say don't water in the sun/heat, they'd be dead
In my experience, most people kill their plants by overwatering.
I also have seen many people lose plants very fast from overwatering. Their plants get root rot and die quickly.
They also routinely mistake the signs of root rot and overwatering for their plants needing water, and thus, they compound the problem by giving the plants more water.
you need to watch my video on overwatering.
They plant and forget.
I’m foliar feeding with fish emulsion.😁
don't forget the sulfur and azomite
I thought it was not enough fish emulsion or worm poop😂
not sure what the metric system is like for container sizes
The echoing clip with your words of wisdom really had me reflect on my watering life 💧
lol
thx alan i think another major topic is how to hardening plants , most nursery handling plants like indoor plants & you can tell by thin big & shine leaves so of course they sell you & say whatever you want to hear & after few days plants dead & people think its water issue .
I was always taught, deep water rootball everyday for a week, then once a week. I do this for every fruit tree and vine I have, except the tropicals. They’re on my rose schedule; 3 times a week watering. When temps are over 110, the tropicals get watered every day or every other day, based on like you said, how much water they take in.
Great video as always!
Hi bro, I have a tangerine tree and the leaves are curling a water them at night almost every day. I do see white stuff on the leaves and bugs every now and then. I want to know how can I save this tree. I live in Florence az.
i have a video on that topic, search the channel for " citrus curl"
😂😂 I like your sense of humor
Speaking of heat.....how about what to wear in the heat. The long sleeves in 120f,, is that for uv???
Maybe you can do a video of how you are surviving during heat. Like one day at nursery. I have been in Arizona at the end of May and I was not able to breeze/stay on a desert more than 30mins. I don't know how you take care of your plants during summer time and how customers are dealing and shopping during that time. It's still ok in Florida to take care of my plants
I live in San Tan Valley. I haven’t been to your nursery yet. I have been watering some of my plants in the afternoon and I was worried I may overwater. All my plants are in containers. Thanks for clearing this up. Going out to water now 😀
When it's hot like now I never water it afternoon evening around 7 yes when the temp gets cooler. Most planted will die if I water while still hot out there( burn)
I wish you did videos on vegetable plants because I live in Arizona and hand water my vegetables due to their location. My tomato plants are big and green, but the leaves stay curled up all the time. I water thoroughly about every other day. After seeing this I'm guessing that's not enough.
I have also tried several times to grow moringa. They grow to about 12 inches, then I water it, and the next day the leaves turn yellow and start dropping off.
Apparently tomato plants use a lot of water. I am in Florida and I don't do more than 6-8 hr of direct sun for tomatoes
Don’t worry too much about the curl. Sometimes its the plant limiting how much sunlight it gets
@@trumpbcool8612 I am watering my tomatoes often and its super sunny now. Maybe this is the reason it's leaves are upside down. Thanks for this tip!
coming up soon. Veggies are way easier, it feels like cheating.
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing.
I checked my devices again and I don't see a subscribe button (right left bottom) which is supposed to be shown whole video (I see on other channels). check again your settings. I did see end screen feature on this video. BTW, I liked the changed voice:) Do you do video editing by yourself?
If on phone it's just the bell.
99% True. But 2 summers ago my tomatoes cooked on the vine. We had several days of 105F+ They were yellow and I was waiting for them to start to ripen They didn't shrivel up. They just turned to mush. So, did I do something wrong? Or did the heat kill my plant?
Protect fruits from direct sunlight, fruits cooked under full sun are quite normal for a lot of plants, not only tomato
tomatoes are heat sensitive. Watch my video on "types of heat damage"
Great video. How do you find figs in summer ? Do they need a lot of water.
3:54 😂 and then you die 💀
Anyone know where I can purchase a pink grapefruit tree?
i have ruby red
Do you use city water?
And if you do
Do you water during the heat of the day?
How much is your water bill?
ofcourse. I'll do a quick video about it
I mentioned by Avocado before and you said you would do an avocado video. I also live in the desert and I was wondering if I should try again since I have already killed 3 avocado trees, I mean the sun killed it.
I'll make a how to vid by next week
@@qctropicals You're to kind. Thank You.
How often to water mini cactus 🌵
Alan, when watering a mature tree such as a pecan or peach tree, do you water at the dripline or all over the root area, from the trunk to the dripline? Thank you.
anywhere around drip line.
@@qctropicals thank you.
what kind of Surinam cherry do you have? is it from cutting or grafted?
seedlings
But, its burnt and its a cactus how is it thirsty still??
probably was in the shade before being planted.
You are correct it was, its doing way better this year @@qctropicals