What is the best soil for carrots? Let’s find out!

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @FHAS3R
    @FHAS3R Год назад +154

    Why am I watching this? I don’t grow carrots, I don’t know what’s native soil, it’s 3 am.

    • @ieatpurificationpowder2953
      @ieatpurificationpowder2953 Год назад +5

      Native soil is just the soil that's Where you live

    • @Man-ji2st
      @Man-ji2st Год назад +3

      @@ieatpurificationpowder2953well, soil near my house is red soil… I don’t think that’s good for carrot 😅

    • @wonderdrop_sparx
      @wonderdrop_sparx Год назад +2

      Same

    • @aaronfessler93
      @aaronfessler93 Год назад

      it is time for you my friend... start getting into gardening and growing your own food i did some carrots and potatoes this year and it's the best experience you'll make trust me

    • @FHAS3R
      @FHAS3R Год назад

      @@aaronfessler93 I would but the temperature where I live goes to 40°C easily

  • @Pamela-cn3pm
    @Pamela-cn3pm Год назад +9

    Interesting but which carrot tastes better? ... has more flavor? ... is sweeter?

    • @BonaKim-hd8ec
      @BonaKim-hd8ec 3 месяца назад +2

      Men and size obsession 🤣

    • @NieliJack
      @NieliJack 24 дня назад

      ​@@joeshearing😂

  • @taylorjade6918
    @taylorjade6918 Год назад +2

    Definitely need to know more about the nutrients and taste of the bigger carrots.

  • @sreenidh_
    @sreenidh_ Год назад +13

    Underrated

  • @hereholdthiswillya
    @hereholdthiswillya Год назад +1

    It also looked like the ones grown with native soil were "uglier" which doesn't matter for home use, but for truck farmers can make a difference in sales. Thanks for your efforts.

  • @Yenrei
    @Yenrei Год назад +6

    I converted an old laundry sink into a raised bed, might be deep enough to try this next year. Cool experiment, easy to follow too

    • @Nikkmoon44
      @Nikkmoon44 3 месяца назад

      Love this idea. I love making random discarded things into planters 😂

  • @feroxartem
    @feroxartem Год назад +4

    U can store them for long time in sand also, no moisture, less rotting

  • @sawvkonyamadol
    @sawvkonyamadol 3 месяца назад

    SO GOOD

  • @pumpkinmonster5104
    @pumpkinmonster5104 Год назад +1

    Having this in my back pocket for later

  • @Thecaseadvocate
    @Thecaseadvocate 10 месяцев назад +1

    What kind of sand

  • @wladfan
    @wladfan Год назад +1

    Really interesting!

  • @_Amplified
    @_Amplified Год назад +1

    they grow better in sand because its easer for them to mak there way through the soil

  • @_PJW_
    @_PJW_ Год назад +1

    So 'bigger is better'? What about taste?
    Dutch agriculture produces big awesome tomatoes, which taste like water. A Dutch guy close by produces simple looking tomatoes, tasting awesome.

  • @legitgopnik8431
    @legitgopnik8431 Год назад

    Now test sugar cane in sand vs dirt

  • @Ruben25252
    @Ruben25252 Год назад

    What if my native soil is clay

    • @dalexfilms
      @dalexfilms 2 дня назад

      Break it up with compost and/or sand.

  • @freeformaniak
    @freeformaniak Год назад +1

    native soil??? native to where???

    • @FHAS3R
      @FHAS3R Год назад +3

      earth

    • @Yenrei
      @Yenrei Год назад +2

      Their backyard