Hey Greg, taste test of the lemon cuke is great. But going on munching, going on and on, is just plain annoying to watch. Also, it shows you as being distracted and not focussing. All in all, makes for a third rate video, please avoid it
Avoid it? Several viewers like that he eats during the show, I’m one of them and it’s not annoying. It’s a “thing” now that he does do it for the show, at least I like to think he does it for the show but then again greg might just like eating 🤣 but that’s what makes the show fun to watch cause we don’t know what he has in store to be munching on!!!
Careless Whispers Chomp chomp. You’re kidding, right? If that’s what you are worried about then move onto another MIGardner video where prim and proper gets more consideration. Chomp chomp chomp. Did you forget this show is about growing your own FOOD? Chomp chomp chomp. I enjoy how laidback these guys are. I’ll pick third rate over your prissy version of a garden show any day. Chomp chomp.
I really appreciate the fact that y’all focus on evidence-based gardening tips that have the science to back it up. There is an overabundance of misinformation that people keep disseminating that is based on myths and stuff they heard an old-timer say. Extra props for busting out the textbook too.
OMG! You Guy's are Killin me, Here in KY. We aint even planted yet. I just started hardening off my maters and peppers. I'm ordering some of those all female flower Cukes Tomorrow from you. Love the row by row garden show! Shoot, I couldn't wait, I already ordered them Lol. Can't wait to get my Calypso Cukes.
Hey guys. I grew up gardening but haven't done much the last few years due to my career and raising a family. Now that my nest is about empty and I'm approaching retirement, I'm starting to garden again. I want to use as natural methods as I can that are still effective. I also started keeping bees which brings to mind the question of what products are safe to use on pests that won't harm bees? Keep up the videos, I love the way you do them.
Neem Oil, B.t., Horticultural Oil, and our Complete Disease Control are all completely safe around bees. Pyrethrin and Spinosad are also organic pest control solutions that work great, but should be sprayed late in the evening to not bother bees during feeding times.
Greg I'm glad we don't have the insect and fungus problems like y'all do. Potatoe bugs and stink bugs is all I have trouble with here. No thrips I'm glad. Thanks guys for all the good info!
any tips for squash vine borers. They show up here EARLY in south louisiana. I saw my first one 2 weeks ago and noticed eggs laid on my zucchini. I sprayed some Neem on the stalks just to see but I am open to Ideas. Last year my zucchini harvest was definitely cut short on my first planting and my second planting was a full failure because of these buggers
In some instances, you just have to play your odds and try to get everything planted as early as you can. We can't grow squash here once it's really hot because the squash bug pressure is off the charts. But we can get 2-3 rounds of squash before that happens. So we spray often and early in the life of the plant and try to maximize our crops while we can. You're never going to win the war completely, but you can win those early battles.
Great show guys, on a timely subject that affects us ALL! I'm a fan of rotating my offerings and serving cocktails to my garden guests! I will add a little BT as well. I can't abide those dang hornworms! Y'all are mighty close for 8th cousins! Continuing to add to the "lore" of the channel, and now I'm sure you will be added to the Cavender's Greek Seasoning Pro Staff! I'm sure they will see a sales spike this week after Greg's tasty endorsement! I know I use my fair share of it! Good on everything! Gotta get some of that Micro-Boost! I'll be tuned in next week to the Row by Row Snackin' Show, keep up the good work!!
Keep on taste testing! Your show is great and you have a unique down home humor/ style that many obviously like because the subscribers keeps growing...
Hello, I am a new subscriber. I have watched about 5 videos and have learned so much. I will be doing a home garden and really need these videos for help. Thank you. Hugs and blessings to you and the family always
What about using Diatomaceus Earth? Bugs? Efficacy? Application frequency? I noticed you sell it in your store, but didnt see any mention of it in this video. Have you any recommendations? Thanks
OK. Thanks. BTW I have two unrelated comments. Tell Greg to eat whatever the heck he wants on air...decent people dont mind. Additionally, I have two of your wheel hoes- double and single wheel. Good product! Still use my hand tools mostly...old habits....but am trying to learn to rely more on the wheeled variety. Thanks for all the time you guys put into documenting what you do on RUclips! Its a real blessing, so be blessed!!!
Hey Guys, at 25:50, will this prevent the cabbage looper eggs? They love my broccoli. I usually check once a week and squish the eggs, but would like to control them with doing a TSA inspection.
Man I went out and hunted down some of that Cavenders. I'm here to testify it is good stuff! Thanks for mentioning it and giving me a craving. I put it on some raw cukes and even pork chops before I grilled it yesterday. I am a believer.
I find it very funny how Graig just sits there and eats his cucumbers, and Travis is just sitting there looking at it, like are you going to give me some more. Lol. Good videos guys, oh Travis, I saw a video from a couple years ago with your Mohawk, lol right on man
I bought the Hoss one gallon sprayer, complete disease control, take down spray combo last year. The sprayer has been great! I had a lot of trouble with insects. Is it because I mixed the two products? Or do I need something different?
We always mix the products -- usually a fungicide and an insecticide together. Frequency of application and applying late in the evenings is important as well.
What do you recommend for treatement of established powdery mildew? I have read that hort oil can help prevent spread but I'm afraid if I use that I wont be able to spray anything else that will make contact with the PM. Would the Monteray Complete Disease Control be my best bet or is that more preventative? Should I try and prune some of the badly infected leaves? Thanks!
Complete Disease control is more for preventive. Any of these should work: hosstools.com/product/vegetable-fruit-flower-and-ornamental-fungicide/ hosstools.com/product/liquid-copper-fungicide/ hosstools.com/product/fungi-max/
Hi thank you for these valuable information. May i suggest that you do a demo in your channels?Seems alot of viewers are asking about 'how to....' thank you and I have shared your channel too!
So far this year, I have seen three bees. Three. I suspect that all of the construction where the small farms and orange groves were has a lot to do with it. And of course, you can't keep bees in the city limits. Any help you can give us for pollinators would be great! As far as pests are concerned, we haven't seen much in the way of insects, save for some aphids on my kale. I'm starting to use BT and Garden Insect Spray now. My corn is starting to tassel, and I'm going to start spraying with the GIS (spinosad) as soon as I see silk starting - I'm listening to you, Greg!
That's great that your insect pressure has been relatively low, but stinks about the bees. Keep planting flowers. If you can't have bees, that's about all you can do.
You must have a different strain of squash bugs than we do. We've tried that over and over and they just laugh at us. And we use the blue industrial Dawn.
@@gardeningwithhoss Deep South Homestead hit hard with heavy rain and flooding on parts of their land. Keep them in your thoughts and prayers. I believe y'all have mentioned them before. They have a new video up showing the damage.
I've always told customers to always adhere to the manufacturers instructions on using pesticides. The reason why you should is because in most cases if not all, neither too much nor too little is a good thing. Always remembering that the manufacturer wants you to be as successful as possible to continue buying their products. It would be better to under spray a properly mixed pesticide than to over spray an improperly mixed one.
@@gardeningwithhoss But they have the product all over them plus the handling of them by other people, hands need to be washed, you just don't know whats on the ouside of the containers.....?
Ok, y'all really confused me. Y'all say 20 years and 15 days here but the answer to the trivia last week was 20 years 20 days. I also thought y'all were father/son. Don't y'all say y'all have the longest running father/son garden show? Not that it matters much, y'all are a great farming/ gardening pair, but I'm confused.
@@gardeningwithhoss thanks. I made reference to ya'll in a video and I was confused then as well. Admire y'all's relationship and ability. Me and my father are very close as well. Between what y'all provide and Deep South, I am having so much success, or at least better success. I sure would like to see a side by side of a garden grown with strictly drip irrigation fertilizer vs an identical garden with granular fertilizer and overhead watering. I know y'all are busy but might be an idea.
Hey Greg, taste test of the lemon cuke is great. But going on munching, going on and on, is just plain annoying to watch. Also, it shows you as being distracted and not focussing. All in all, makes for a third rate video, please avoid it
Avoid it? Several viewers like that he eats during the show, I’m one of them and it’s not annoying. It’s a “thing” now that he does do it for the show, at least I like to think he does it for the show but then again greg might just like eating 🤣 but that’s what makes the show fun to watch cause we don’t know what he has in store to be munching on!!!
I disagree. This is a show about gardening, I love that they bring something to the “table” each week.
Careless Whispers Chomp chomp. You’re kidding, right? If that’s what you are worried about then move onto another MIGardner video where prim and proper gets more consideration. Chomp chomp chomp. Did you forget this show is about growing your own FOOD? Chomp chomp chomp. I enjoy how laidback these guys are. I’ll pick third rate over your prissy version of a garden show any day. Chomp chomp.
If you don't like it move on we like it and that's the way it is chomp chomp chomp!
keep munching on. i really enjoy the taste tests!
Thanks Greg and Travis for another great show 👍👍
Thanks for watching Roger!
I really appreciate the fact that y’all focus on evidence-based gardening tips that have the science to back it up. There is an overabundance of misinformation that people keep disseminating that is based on myths and stuff they heard an old-timer say. Extra props for busting out the textbook too.
Thanks Noah. We like to know the "why" and not just believe what someone tells us.
OMG! You Guy's are Killin me, Here in KY. We aint even planted yet. I just started hardening off my maters and peppers. I'm ordering some of those all female flower Cukes Tomorrow from you. Love the row by row garden show! Shoot, I couldn't wait, I already ordered them Lol. Can't wait to get my Calypso Cukes.
You better get ready to pick some cukes!
I just got the lemon cuke seeds this year. So excited to grow these.
Thanks for watching.
Hey guys. I grew up gardening but haven't done much the last few years due to my career and raising a family. Now that my nest is about empty and I'm approaching retirement, I'm starting to garden again. I want to use as natural methods as I can that are still effective. I also started keeping bees which brings to mind the question of what products are safe to use on pests that won't harm bees? Keep up the videos, I love the way you do them.
Neem Oil, B.t., Horticultural Oil, and our Complete Disease Control are all completely safe around bees. Pyrethrin and Spinosad are also organic pest control solutions that work great, but should be sprayed late in the evening to not bother bees during feeding times.
Greg I'm glad we don't have the insect and fungus problems like y'all do. Potatoe bugs and stink bugs is all I have trouble with here. No thrips I'm glad. Thanks guys for all the good info!
Consider yourself lucky.
Great stuff & so darn helpful!
Thanks Jason!
any tips for squash vine borers. They show up here EARLY in south louisiana. I saw my first one 2 weeks ago and noticed eggs laid on my zucchini. I sprayed some Neem on the stalks just to see but I am open to Ideas. Last year my zucchini harvest was definitely cut short on my first planting and my second planting was a full failure because of these buggers
In some instances, you just have to play your odds and try to get everything planted as early as you can. We can't grow squash here once it's really hot because the squash bug pressure is off the charts. But we can get 2-3 rounds of squash before that happens. So we spray often and early in the life of the plant and try to maximize our crops while we can. You're never going to win the war completely, but you can win those early battles.
Great show guys, on a timely subject that affects us ALL! I'm a fan of rotating my offerings and serving cocktails to my garden guests! I will add a little BT as well. I can't abide those dang hornworms! Y'all are mighty close for 8th cousins! Continuing to add to the "lore" of the channel, and now I'm sure you will be added to the Cavender's Greek Seasoning Pro Staff! I'm sure they will see a sales spike this week after Greg's tasty endorsement! I know I use my fair share of it! Good on everything! Gotta get some of that Micro-Boost! I'll be tuned in next week to the Row by Row Snackin' Show, keep up the good work!!
Thanks Tom! Always good to see you here. Who would have though 8th cousins could have such a resemblance.
Greg, I had my first tomato sandwich today and I thought of you. thanks for the videos, keep it up
You're a lucky fellow. We're still waiting on ours.
im in Florida and harvesting onions as well and my corn will be ready in a few weeks
Good to hear! Fresh veggies from the garden are the best.
Keep on taste testing! Your show is great and you have a unique down home humor/ style that many obviously like because the subscribers keeps growing...
We don't have plans of stopping anytime soon!
Another great show. Thank you for the info! Now I need to grow lemon cucumbers! Yum. What was that seasoning?
It's called Cavenders. It's a Greek seasoning that's good on everything!
I've grown these as well and they are delicious. I also found that they are better (more crunchy) if harvested right after watering.
What kind of seasoning were you using on the cucumbers?
It's called Cavenders. Good stuff!
Hello, I am a new subscriber. I have watched about 5 videos and have learned so much. I will be doing a home garden and really need these videos for help. Thank you. Hugs and blessings to you and the family always
Welcome to the channel! Glad you're enjoying the content!
You guys are the only ones selling an OTC micronutrient product! Can’t wait to put this on my corn! And my apples! And my squash! And...
As far as we know, we are. Really excited about bringing this product to the public.
What about using Diatomaceus Earth? Bugs? Efficacy? Application frequency? I noticed you sell it in your store, but didnt see any mention of it in this video. Have you any recommendations? Thanks
DE works great to apply pre-plant or around the base of the plant. It's more of a preventative measure -- yet an effective one.
OK. Thanks. BTW I have two unrelated comments. Tell Greg to eat whatever the heck he wants on air...decent people dont mind. Additionally, I have two of your wheel hoes- double and single wheel. Good product! Still use my hand tools mostly...old habits....but am trying to learn to rely more on the wheeled variety. Thanks for all the time you guys put into documenting what you do on RUclips! Its a real blessing, so be blessed!!!
Great info and much needed right now. Love your channel!
Thanks for watching!
Is that seasoning cavanders greek seasoning or what,I would liketo know,,,,,,please
Yes, it is Cavanders Greek Seasoning!
Hey Guys, at 25:50, will this prevent the cabbage looper eggs? They love my broccoli. I usually check once a week and squish the eggs, but would like to control them with doing a TSA inspection.
If you spray it regularly, it will kill the little guys and break the reproductive cycle. That's the only way to win.
Wow, I thought ya'll were father and son! 🤣 I know this is a old video, but it's still a great one! Thanks guys!
Hey guys, how do I get rid of stinkbugs on my tomatoes here in central florida?
hosstools.com/product/bug-buster-o/
Love these Row to Rows!!!! Ordered some spinocad and BT from y’all. Thanks again guys!!!
Thanks for your order. That ought to keep the worms under control.
Besides flowers what else would you suggest for someone who does not have very good pollination? Great show!!! Thank you
Bees.
Thanks for sharing your recipe on those chemicals I'm going to purchase them and follow it
You bet Gary!
thanks for info guys great show,i love the lemon cukes too
Thanks for watching Robert!
Man I went out and hunted down some of that Cavenders. I'm here to testify it is good stuff! Thanks for mentioning it and giving me a craving. I put it on some raw cukes and even pork chops before I grilled it yesterday. I am a believer.
It is a great seasoning! Put it on everything!
Try it on popcorn.
I have the injector but for the 2 gallon injector what would you recommend with the micronutrient fertilizer?
We put 2 cups in ours per run.
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you
That micronutrient stuff... do you have a recommendation on say x per gallon in a hand sprayer
1/2 cup per gallon in a hand sprayer.
@@gardeningwithhoss thanks again... I'm gonna have to order some
Greg the chemicals that you use on a weekly basis for 3 weeks. Can those chemicals be applied to all vegetables
Yes they can.
Hey Guys, love your videos. What is that seasoning you sprinkle on the cucumbers before you eat them? Thank you so much for the great information.
It's called Cavenders. It's a Greek seasoning that's delicious on just about anything!
Michael, I found it at Food Lion.
I find it very funny how Graig just sits there and eats his cucumbers, and Travis is just sitting there looking at it, like are you going to give me some more. Lol. Good videos guys, oh Travis, I saw a video from a couple years ago with your Mohawk, lol right on man
I still have some semblance of that hairstyle, just usually wear a hat most of the time now.
I bought the Hoss one gallon sprayer, complete disease control, take down spray combo last year. The sprayer has been great! I had a lot of trouble with insects. Is it because I mixed the two products? Or do I need something different?
Insect control works best when you alternate insecticides, you should try neem oil
We always mix the products -- usually a fungicide and an insecticide together. Frequency of application and applying late in the evenings is important as well.
What do you recommend for treatement of established powdery mildew? I have read that hort oil can help prevent spread but I'm afraid if I use that I wont be able to spray anything else that will make contact with the PM. Would the Monteray Complete Disease Control be my best bet or is that more preventative? Should I try and prune some of the badly infected leaves? Thanks!
Complete Disease control is more for preventive.
Any of these should work:
hosstools.com/product/vegetable-fruit-flower-and-ornamental-fungicide/
hosstools.com/product/liquid-copper-fungicide/
hosstools.com/product/fungi-max/
Great tips thanks for sharing 8th cousins well I never wonder if I have cousins across the pond
Thanks Gary!
Hi thank you for these valuable information. May i suggest that you do a demo in your channels?Seems alot of viewers are asking about 'how to....' thank you and I have shared your channel too!
We have lots and lots of "demo" videos. If you browse through our channel, you'll find them quickly.
@@gardeningwithhoss Thank you will do and appreciate for your reply too.. I will check them out. Take care and look forward to more from you too!
Great content! Very informative.
Thanks for watching!
lemon cucumbers make a good ground cover
Yes they do!
Excited for the new video!!!
Thanks Cane Creek!
Stinkbugs are always a problem on our tomatoes,7 dust has been what we used would like to try something new. We live in southeast Texas
We'll be stocking this product soon: hosstools.com/product/bug-buster-ii/
It will take care of them.
So far this year, I have seen three bees. Three. I suspect that all of the construction where the small farms and orange groves were has a lot to do with it. And of course, you can't keep bees in the city limits. Any help you can give us for pollinators would be great! As far as pests are concerned, we haven't seen much in the way of insects, save for some aphids on my kale. I'm starting to use BT and Garden Insect Spray now. My corn is starting to tassel, and I'm going to start spraying with the GIS (spinosad) as soon as I see silk starting - I'm listening to you, Greg!
That's great that your insect pressure has been relatively low, but stinks about the bees. Keep planting flowers. If you can't have bees, that's about all you can do.
Did I miss it,,,how old are your plants or how far along are they when you start this treatment for ,,,,TOMATOES,,,, thanks guys
We start as soon as they have overcame the transplant shock and start growing.
I keep a spray bottle of water with some dawn dish soap and hit the adault squash bugs. Kills them dead.
You must have a different strain of squash bugs than we do. We've tried that over and over and they just laugh at us. And we use the blue industrial Dawn.
@@gardeningwithhoss I use about 2 tablespoons and soak them good. Key seems to be getting them wet all over not just the back.
@@gardeningwithhoss all they got was a bath
Could u follow Gregs same spray program for cucumber squash and all other garden veggies?
Yes, it's a great program for the entire garden.
I guess I missed your mentioning what you are sprinkling on what you are eating, Greg. You are making me hungry, what is it?
It was probably Cavenders seasoning -- good stuff!
Sluggo PLUS has the added benefit of killing earwigs and pill bugs
Yes it does!
Have you ever heard of wrapping aluminum foil around the base of a plant just above the ground to fight cutworms?
Have heard of it, but never done it.
@@gardeningwithhoss Deep South Homestead hit hard with heavy rain and flooding on parts of their land. Keep them in your thoughts and prayers. I believe y'all have mentioned them before. They have a new video up showing the damage.
I've always told customers to always adhere to the manufacturers instructions on using pesticides. The reason why you should is because in most cases if not all, neither too much nor too little is a good thing. Always remembering that the manufacturer wants you to be as successful as possible to continue buying their products. It would be better to under spray a properly mixed pesticide than to over spray an improperly mixed one.
Well said.
How can you taste the cucumber with all that damn seasoning on it???
Thanks for watching
Greg, not a good idea cutting up your cucumber after handling all those products......!
They're sealed very well. No worries of contamination.
@@gardeningwithhoss But they have the product all over them plus the handling of them by other people, hands need to be washed, you just don't know whats on the ouside of the containers.....?
Ok, y'all really confused me. Y'all say 20 years and 15 days here but the answer to the trivia last week was 20 years 20 days. I also thought y'all were father/son. Don't y'all say y'all have the longest running father/son garden show? Not that it matters much, y'all are a great farming/ gardening pair, but I'm confused.
We are father/son -- 20 years and 20 days apart.
We are father/son -- 20 years and 20 days apart.
@@gardeningwithhoss thanks. I made reference to ya'll in a video and I was confused then as well. Admire y'all's relationship and ability. Me and my father are very close as well. Between what y'all provide and Deep South, I am having so much success, or at least better success. I sure would like to see a side by side of a garden grown with strictly drip irrigation fertilizer vs an identical garden with granular fertilizer and overhead watering. I know y'all are busy but might be an idea.
😁😁😁😁
I can't believe you lied to that lady like that... you both better be in Church on Sunday, and ask for God's Pardon!
We will be.
@@gardeningwithhoss :)