Great video and I agree these daily habits can change our life. The two that changed my life the most are meditation and switching my phone off a hour before I go to sleep.
Hello Jon and thank You for all the info You give to Us. I recently bought 20 acres and am moving there Saturday to start a new life. I am planning on doing a water filtration system and hopefully I can build a pond. I will continue watching Your videos. God bless You and Your Family.
I like your new normal way..simple way of life..freedom to live from all city worries..eating healthy organic foods..here people suffer everyday thinking how to pay off bills..i wish i could come and live with you or live in your way..waiting for your next video..people are worried about market crash..watching your videos tells life is not in market crash
@@honeybadger8942 i will try that. Usually i put chili in full sun. And its not doing well. Thank you for the advice. I also gonna watch his other videos.
Thank you for your wonderful video instruction. I am an organic farmer growing Asian vegetables in New York. It is very difficult to find the type of shallots you grow here. Can you recommend a variety name or seed company?
Interesting that, isn't it? I guess we are all at different stages of learning. My innerstanding is that, like with everything, its all going to come down to balance and centering. So the TILL or NO TILL "argument" will be that neither is right or wrong
@@XiShack I hear you. When I dig my potatoes, I’m tilling! That’s the only way I can get the spuds out of the ground... even using the Ruth Stout methodology, I still have to root around in the soil a bit. Perhaps my biggest reason for practicing no-till is my desire to help protect the Polar Ice Caps. That begins with protecting the microbial soil life by not disturbing the soil surface, and that ensures all the plant sequestered carbon stays in the soil. It’s a very symbiotic relationship, and it saves my aging back too LOL. Garden on sir!
It depend on the kind of soil. Gardening technique is depend on soil water and plant. There is no technique can work well everywhere. In some area I use Fukuoka technique but some place doesn't work. What we need is experiment and observe .
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy being an observant gardener/farmer is sooooo important. You obviously live and work in a very different environment that I do. Right now my garden is hibernating under the snow... come on spring!!! Thanks for your response.
When planting French Red Shallots do you split the bulb into individual cloves and plant this much like you would garlic, or do you plant the whole bulb?
Hi John, I have some shallot seedlings that have not split, a friend gave me some he grew from seed, I would like to know how I replant these? how deep? Also I have grown some little Asian purple ones just as you show in this video, how long before I can replant from these as I’m trying to multiply my crop, 🙏
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy no worries, love these videos. Have been learning a lot, just ordered some wood vinegar to use in the garden hoping it will keep the bugs away
Organic always tastes better. I make my compost with only leaves and kitchen wastes that grind up in garbage disposal. It takes only 1 month to make compost with this method in a rotating compost drum that I build. In US many people don't do garden and most don't have animals stock. They don't even compost either as they rather go buy from Home Depot costly chemical fertilizer. They don't know that they already have everything at home to make organic compost and tea or simply lazy not to do it. I grow everything with home made organic compost from kitchen wastes and leaves. No soil is even needed. Grow just fine. I always have pots of ginger, shallot and garlic to use for cooking. Taste great with flavor always with organic grow. What you show will work just that in USA majority of homes don't have straws and chicken compost and lazy people. I live in FL so I know intimately. I do my own way it works. I will never use chemical fertilizer again. Thanks for the video. I learn not to plant too deep. BTW instead of straw I use dry banana leaves. Thumb up for your good video!
One of the most straight forward and informative videos I've ever seen on growing food. Thank you for taking the time to explain so thoroughly.
Great video and I agree these daily habits can change our life. The two that changed my life the most are meditation and switching my phone off a hour before I go to sleep.
Greetings from the Caribbean! I love all your videos.
Thank you for sharing very useful technique of growing shallot . I’ll grow them more here in Vietnam .
I always wait for your video...i love watching your videos planting different things..learning a lot from you..love you sir!
Wow,this shallot is very expensive where I live.ill grow them in my kitchen garden.thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jon! I looked all over the internet for how to grow shallots in tropical countries. Your video is super informative.
Hello Jon and thank You for all the info You give to Us. I recently bought 20 acres and am moving there Saturday to start a new life. I am planning on doing a water filtration system and hopefully I can build a pond. I will continue watching Your videos. God bless You and Your Family.
THANK YOU for sharing your gardening knowledge. The presentation was interesting and helpful. I will follow your advise for harvesting my shallots.
Thanks Jon for teaching and sharing. It is great! I learnt alot from you.
New infos i got here. Thanks jon
Thanks for sharing again bro Jon! Mabuhay! - Philippines.
I love your vedio. from bangladesh
I like your new normal way..simple way of life..freedom to live from all city worries..eating healthy organic foods..here people suffer everyday thinking how to pay off bills..i wish i could come and live with you or live in your way..waiting for your next video..people are worried about market crash..watching your videos tells life is not in market crash
I feel so confident now, thank you Jon
thank youuuu !!! shallots are so expensive in our country. my mother loves them so i plan to grow some !
im growing a store bought shallot (because I need to use the garlic) and thanks to your video I can grow a good shallot
Nice video about growing shallot. Me in Malaysia growing shallot to for my kitchen..
Thank you Jon for this wonderful video now I know how to grow shallots
Amazing video mister. I keep playing it make me grow more thanks for sharing
Peace and Greetings To You and Yours... I Love This Video As Well; Thank You Jon Jandai for The Detailed Information...
Thank you for sharing your wisdom
I learned a lot from you❤️
Thanks from Ireland 👍
Good information. ..
Thanks for sharing your valuable Experience.....
This is very helpful to know, thank you 🙂
Nice I have to grow some as well. I’m growing peanuts and melons atm 🙏
We need some flowers for the next crop
Eat the green it is so good
Shallot is Like the beet we eat the green and root
It really helps.. I.hope I can grow like you do
If you grow leeks from seed, would love to see a video on that.
My first crop i planted is chilli and shallot. I failed the chili. But i do a lot shallot until now. Its a great thing to have in the garden.
Mr Jon said to plant chilli in the shade.Mine is thriving now after l followed his advice.
@@honeybadger8942 i will try that. Usually i put chili in full sun. And its not doing well. Thank you for the advice. I also gonna watch his other videos.
God bless you sir Jon! I love your videos. May you know God the creator and savior Jesus Christ to give you eternal life.
Basically, grow your food with love!
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I love this man give thumbs up !
Lovely! Thanks Brother Jon!
Thank you for your wonderful video instruction. I am an organic farmer growing Asian vegetables in New York. It is very difficult to find the type of shallots you grow here. Can you recommend a variety name or seed company?
The easy way is go to Asian shop you can buy shallots from there.
Sir can u please show us which vegetables to plant in which seasons.it cud b like a refrence lists for us n it will help us greatly .
I love his vids!
Thank you I'm going to plant we have a lot of small iknjion not for sell yoluu can just collect from the loca market wow
Thank you. 🌴
Hi Jon
If dont have straw can I use padi husk ? ( I buy on line )🙏 thank you lovely video 😍
Hello from Philippines
With all the great practices you teach, I’m surprised you still till your gardens!!!
Interesting that, isn't it? I guess we are all at different stages of learning. My innerstanding is that, like with everything, its all going to come down to balance and centering. So the TILL or NO TILL "argument" will be that neither is right or wrong
@@XiShack I hear you. When I dig my potatoes, I’m tilling! That’s the only way I can get the spuds out of the ground... even using the Ruth Stout methodology, I still have to root around in the soil a bit. Perhaps my biggest reason for practicing no-till is my desire to help protect the Polar Ice Caps. That begins with protecting the microbial soil life by not disturbing the soil surface, and that ensures all the plant sequestered carbon stays in the soil. It’s a very symbiotic relationship, and it saves my aging back too LOL. Garden on sir!
It depend on the kind of soil. Gardening technique is depend on soil water and plant. There is no technique can work well everywhere. In some area I use Fukuoka technique but some place doesn't work. What we need is experiment and observe .
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy being an observant gardener/farmer is sooooo important. You obviously live and work in a very different environment that I do. Right now my garden is hibernating under the snow... come on spring!!! Thanks for your response.
Good info👍
Can you plant shalot in tropil climate?
Can i grow arrowroot from the supermarket?
When planting French Red Shallots do you split the bulb into individual cloves and plant this much like you would garlic, or do you plant the whole bulb?
Love you sir
Hi John, I have some shallot seedlings that have not split, a friend gave me some he grew from seed, I would like to know how I replant these? how deep? Also I have grown some little Asian purple ones just as you show in this video, how long before I can replant from these as I’m trying to multiply my crop, 🙏
How do we raise a bee?? How to transfer queen bee ??
Love you
Can't we eat the shallot grass, cut up and put in soup as we would spring onions!
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Do you or have you grown arrowroot? I recently got a small plant and am planning to make flour with it
I have no experience about arrowroot.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy no worries, love these videos. Have been learning a lot, just ordered some wood vinegar to use in the garden hoping it will keep the bugs away
How long we can keep shallots this way?
About 1 year.
Is there any possibility to contact you sir Jon in anyways?? An email would be great if you don't mind please. Love From Canada🌸
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Ijm enjokyijng life al,out as if my born again but not in christ haaa no more worries
Organic always tastes better. I make my compost with only leaves and kitchen wastes that grind up in garbage disposal. It takes only 1 month to make compost with this method in a rotating compost drum that I build.
In US many people don't do garden and most don't have animals stock. They don't even compost either as they rather go buy from Home Depot costly chemical fertilizer.
They don't know that they already have everything at home to make organic compost and tea or simply lazy not to do it.
I grow everything with home made organic compost from kitchen wastes and leaves. No soil is even needed. Grow just fine.
I always have pots of ginger, shallot and garlic to use for cooking. Taste great with flavor always with organic grow.
What you show will work just that in USA majority of homes don't have straws and chicken compost and lazy people.
I live in FL so I know intimately. I do my own way it works. I will never use chemical fertilizer again.
Thanks for the video. I learn not to plant too deep. BTW instead of straw I use dry banana leaves.
Thumb up for your good video!