I am having success bringing a spray bottle with me when I visit my garden in the morning. I say hello to my plant babies and spray their leaves and buds with a purified water mist. Wow, what a difference I see! They seem to know they are loved!!
BLESSED! BLESSED! BLESSED! What a lovely homestead you have been 'given'. When you said Danny, that you were; 6' 3"...I thought of my dearly deceased husband who shared the same height. Means your dear Wanda, will ALWAYS be looking up 2 U (LOL) But...in more ways than one. Just luved seeing that sweet little frog nestled into the best place in the greenhouse. Now with the new pond out back, he must be thinking; "These people must really like me to have gone to all that trouble!" (LOL) I TRULY enjoyed watching you stroll through your greenhouse Danny, as you walk around in humble gratitude for the gifts you enjoy. Takes a lot of; 'TWEEKING' to get things just right...and these vids teach us well on that fact. Health and God's continued abundant blessings upon you n' yours!
Danny ... brother .... you are an inspiration. I am raising Hereford hogs, Dexter cows, and some hens. A year ago, I was sitting in the house feeling sorry for myself. I just added another half acre garden. Broke ground a few days ago. 100% disabled veteran sends....... God is great
Bananas, peppers and Pineapple, OH MY!!!!! Exciting tour of your spectacular greenhouse and an excellent explanation of how it works! Thanks for all the videos!
That side shoot of the pineapple can be taken off and planted. That's what pineapple growers use to plant their fields. They don't use the tops like we do here.
Morning guys my mini greenhouse I bought 6'x3' is just getting started, ordered some cloth and rubber growing tubs waiting on them to get here to plant in. Can't wait to see results, been going back over some of your vids to freshen my memory on some how to's. Thanks for all the great advice. Even winding down your king dome is producing very well. Much love from So.Cal.💟
I was thinking, If i had a green house i would have 2 doors. A solid door and a screen door, like on a house. That way i could keep the screen door closed all the time to help keep bugs out.
Newish gardener here, and my dear heart built me a greenhouse. Zone 7. It's April 2021 and yesterday it was 99 in there, so I need ideas. Thanks for all this info. I had to stop the video very often to take notes. Peppers I can do. But okra, blackberries, citrus? Things are just about to get fun.
I go out each morning and pick any imperfect green tomatoes, tender okra, and peppers and go inside and cut the tomatoes into wedges, cut the okra crosswise one time, and seed the peppers and throw them all together in a little avocado oil and let them get nice and browned. Then serve with a horseradish dill sauce I make with sour cream, mayo, mustard, horseradish sauce and fresh dill. Such a good treat each day.
I have a pineapple plant in front of my apartment. Last year's fruit was invaded by ants and the fruit this year was taken over by ants and a squirrel. I love seeing that baby pineapple coming out every year. I also have a Moringa Olafeira tree that produced pods. I harvested probably about two dozen "drumsticks" (they were as long as my forearms and as big around as my forefinger.) I gave several to a friend whose husband makes soup with them. I laid out the rest of the pods to dry and harvested the seeds a few weeks ago. My first harvest yield was over one hundred seeds!
Thank you Danny for saying that about clipping the peppers off everybody thinks I'm crazy when I say that LoL. Your greenhouse is a place of envy. Gotta get me one that size. And the trees just what I want. Guess I will have to get on the ball to catch up. LoL God bless
I am new to gardening but can see clearly that taking charge of the soil content and moisture control and protecting plants from insects is the key to success. Happy for you Danny and Wanda that your King Dome is such a success! When we get to our property we will definitely have many greenhouses of various styles.
Danny just luv ur greenhouse....due to finances...i couldn't swing one like that but in my little greenhouse and my little hoophouse both homemade...... I still can raise a fair amount of things.....jus luv spending time out there😊
Dear Annie k. , If I could humbly suggest anything to you at this juncture it would be make a decision and get started. Our dollars are going to be worth less in the future. It would be most important to have this now and get started. Once you’ve ordered your greenhouse, and we ordered ours from I think it was grower solutions. It takes some time depending on their productivity to get it manufactured and delivered to you. Then it takes some weeks to set up. We’ve been working on hours on long weekends and even with two capable people and pulling in some help with our kids, it is a project! A project with a wonderful end to bless you your family your neighbors and perhaps your church. You could even get some things started in pots now with the idea of moving them into the greenhouse once it’s completed. You can always do a hoop house configuration if that’s where funds are at this time.Lovingly and hoping to meet you one day, make a decision to get started especially if you considered it in the past.
Some peppers have a high vitamin C content. In the northeast, people grow peppers and can them for the winter time, for the vitamin c content. We can't exactly grow citrus around here. I would enjoy having a lime or orange tree.
I put my first plants in the greenhouse last September and it has been an awesome year learning it’s nuances throughout the year. Enjoying hydroponics in the Ozarks and a new greenhouse should be arriving any day to go right next to it. Fantastic place to spend cold winter days. Any issues just give me fun puzzles to solve.
Danny, can you show us options on building a small frugal greenhouse.. A lot of your subscribers including me don't have the deep pockets to spend thousands of dollars. We trust your opion afaid of wasting limited resources we have available. Thank you and God Bless
Mr. Danny what you please do a program about the particular fertilizer that you do for your Greenhouse plants it would be so important because it's a lot of money involved of buying these plants can you please help us out
In the north if you put your citrus outside like I do I havent had issues with grasshoppers but the black swallowtail butterflies(might also be a called black spice tail) will lay eggs on them and their larva will chew up the leaves too. On the years mine doesn't set any fruit I've let the couple larva eat a bit and crawl off as I love butterflies in my gardens and actually leave many weeds/natives for them but on the years I get fruit I do hand pick them off and move them to the weeds as I love my little calamondin sour oranges 🍊.
Got a big lemon tree, along with 5 guavas, an acerola cherry (vitamin c loaded) and just ordered a blood orange tree to be delivered in spring here in Australia, so next few months hopefully
Hey Danny you kept using a term called “cadillacing” when referring to how well your plants are doing in the greenhouse. That’s a term I’ve never heard before so I typed it in google to see what it tells me . I was a little shocked to find the meaning at least the urban meaning “ Cadillacing is just when someone drinks any kind of booze and at the same time or right after smokes some weed. It's getting high and drunk at the same time - CADILLACING. Just curious if you were of what the definition of that word is and curious what your understanding is?
Deep South Homestead ya I remember my uncle used to own a Cadillac and it was huge like a boat on the highway and it was smooth sailing in it. I thought it was likely that there was an old explanation /definition that was pretty much opposite to what it means to the young urban kids today. It’s such a shame how our language has become so messed up! Thanks for clarifying.
Thanks for the tour, Danny!! Awesome! Any chance you'd care to comment on the good or bad of setting up a high tunnel with the NRCS program? I wondered what you might think of that. I'll email ya privately. Thanks again for the tour! God bless!
I love watching your channel. I am in the process of buying a new house and the current owner told me that he has 2 green houses that I can have but I will have to move them. The large one is made from what we call a country carport and the top has poly-carbonate and the sides are steel and I think it is about a 40x30 in size. The smaller one looks like a 8x10 building from Home Depot with poly-carbonate sides. The previous owner would grow flowers and onions and sell to the public. I have never had a greenhouse and I'm wondering if I should remove the steel sides and replace it with plastic that can be opened and closed to allow the heat to escape. The ends are setup with back draft dampener and a fan, but the fan is missing. Just wondering how successful the large greenhouse would be with the current setup. I live in zone 8B.
Y'all are my new heroes! I have limited space, but I have a 10x12 greenhouse, about to build my second raised bed garden, and have honeybees and chickens. I have a steep, bare hillside that I want to terrace (about 4 or 5 levels) to create more planting space for edibles and flowers for my bees. I am near Birmingham, Alabama. Any suggestions?
After seeing what your green house has done for you and the problems I have had with my garden I'm going to look into one. Danny I'm wondering if having a screen door or the open system like you have is better??
Hi sir how much is cost for your greenhouse . I am planning to build one like you and where you are buy greenhouse frame. I like to watch your videos. Thank you for your share!
Hi Wanda!🌺God bless u both!!....beautiful inside there, I always wanted a grnhouse & ive grown organic for decades....the owari’s will do great outside the grnhouse also, i have 4 huge 1’s & I’m in south AL...I’m doin an experiment now, hubbard squash (a N type) bcz its my fav; 1st baby on it now! Haha....u never know what the weather is doing anymore, so i went ahead & planted it 😁 Asparagus is a good 1 in the yard too, expensive to buy at grocery! & top of the list for preventative health....Shalom🕊
Danny what fertilizer do you use on citrus? I have a lime tree in a large pot it’s about 4 years old never made any fruit. I take it inside in the wintertime and bring it back outside in the warmer weather. I put Dr Earth fruit tree fertilizer on it this summer it looks good but did not bloom.
We will be putting up our high tunnel next month. Very anxious about maintaining a good environment. Where did you get those vents? You may have said before, but I missed it. Grower Solutions weren't sure if you bought from them or not on the fans and vents. Did you make frames for the screens?
We will put the link for the vent opener up in the description. I had to build the vent out of lexan. The small fans are from Growers solution. The exhaust fan was from Amazon we will put it in the description also.
Maritha....it’s just my opinion, but order without using amazon if u can....i see how they are monopolizing & I don’t think that’s a good thing.....I don’t think we need them as a middleman
I’m going to show this greenhouse to my husband. We’ve been wanting to build one. You guys are awesome....God Bless 🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
I am having success bringing a spray bottle with me when I visit my garden in the morning. I say hello to my plant babies and spray their leaves and buds with a purified water mist. Wow, what a difference I see! They seem to know they are loved!!
BLESSED! BLESSED! BLESSED! What a lovely homestead you have been 'given'. When you said Danny, that you were; 6' 3"...I thought of my dearly deceased husband who shared the same height. Means your dear Wanda, will ALWAYS be looking up 2 U (LOL) But...in more ways than one. Just luved seeing that sweet little frog nestled into the best place in the greenhouse. Now with the new pond out back, he must be thinking; "These people must really like me to have gone to all that trouble!" (LOL) I TRULY enjoyed watching you stroll through your greenhouse Danny, as you walk around in humble gratitude for the gifts you enjoy. Takes a lot of; 'TWEEKING' to get things just right...and these vids teach us well on that fact. Health and God's continued abundant blessings upon you n' yours!
Always enjoy the Greenhouse Talk and Walk, Have a Beautiful Day and A Brighter Tomorrow!
Danny ... brother .... you are an inspiration. I am raising Hereford hogs, Dexter cows, and some hens. A year ago, I was sitting in the house feeling sorry for myself. I just added another half acre garden. Broke ground a few days ago. 100% disabled veteran sends....... God is great
Bananas, peppers and Pineapple, OH MY!!!!! Exciting tour of your spectacular greenhouse and an excellent explanation of how it works! Thanks for all the videos!
Where there's one grasshopper, there is another. LOL That pineapple plant is absolutely beautiful!! Looking great guys!!
That side shoot of the pineapple can be taken off and planted. That's what pineapple growers use to plant their fields. They don't use the tops like we do here.
Had to dig up my peach tree and move it due to a cedar tree, its finally thriving
Morning guys my mini greenhouse I bought 6'x3' is just getting started, ordered some cloth and rubber growing tubs waiting on them to get here to plant in. Can't wait to see results, been going back over some of your vids to freshen my memory on some how to's. Thanks for all the great advice. Even winding down your king dome is producing very well. Much love from So.Cal.💟
Everytime I watch one of your greenhouse videos, I get so jealous! Can't wait to get ours going.. yours is absolutely amazing!
Cukes in garden are deformed, but the greenhouse cukes are perfectly formed. Thank you, i would've never put them in there till your video's.
I was thinking, If i had a green house i would have 2 doors.
A solid door and a screen door, like on a house.
That way i could keep the screen door closed all the time to help keep bugs out.
Jojo Crazy Cat the only problem is how are the bees going to get in to pollinate
@@vernahelvikmontanamomma8737 bumblebee is the answer
Newish gardener here, and my dear heart built me a greenhouse. Zone 7. It's April 2021 and yesterday it was 99 in there, so I need ideas. Thanks for all this info. I had to stop the video very often to take notes. Peppers I can do. But okra, blackberries, citrus? Things are just about to get fun.
I added citrus trees to my variety's of trees- 2- Meyers lemon, tangerine, Owari satsuma-Mandarin orange , jack fruit.
I really appreciate your videos and yes God’s creations and their beauty have no equal.
You all got me eating boiled okra every time I harvest it.
I go out each morning and pick any imperfect green tomatoes, tender okra, and peppers and go inside and cut the tomatoes into wedges, cut the okra crosswise one time, and seed the peppers and throw them all together in a little avocado oil and let them get nice and browned. Then serve with a horseradish dill sauce I make with sour cream, mayo, mustard, horseradish sauce and fresh dill. Such a good treat each day.
Sounds good.
I have a pineapple plant in front of my apartment. Last year's fruit was invaded by ants and the fruit this year was taken over by ants and a squirrel. I love seeing that baby pineapple coming out every year.
I also have a Moringa Olafeira tree that produced pods. I harvested probably about two dozen "drumsticks" (they were as long as my forearms and as big around as my forefinger.) I gave several to a friend whose husband makes soup with them. I laid out the rest of the pods to dry and harvested the seeds a few weeks ago. My first harvest yield was over one hundred seeds!
You did yourselves a huge favor with your greenhouses! Incredible produce 😊
Thank you Danny for saying that about clipping the peppers off everybody thinks I'm crazy when I say that LoL. Your greenhouse is a place of envy. Gotta get me one that size. And the trees just what I want. Guess I will have to get on the ball to catch up. LoL God bless
I am new to gardening but can see clearly that taking charge of the soil content and moisture control and protecting plants from insects is the key to success. Happy for you Danny and Wanda that your King Dome is such a success! When we get to our property we will definitely have many greenhouses of various styles.
Danny just luv ur greenhouse....due to finances...i couldn't swing one like that but in my little greenhouse and my little hoophouse both homemade...... I still can raise a fair amount of things.....jus luv spending time out there😊
You do realize that a slice of the peppers has more vitamin C than an orange.
Wow that all looks so great. I can’t wait for our weather in Phoenix to cool down so things can grow again.
My pepper plants are goin crazy good just clusters of bells everywhere
Dear Annie k. , If I could humbly suggest anything to you at this juncture it would be make a decision and get started. Our dollars are going to be worth less in the future. It would be most important to have this now and get started. Once you’ve ordered your greenhouse, and we ordered ours from I think it was grower solutions. It takes some time depending on their productivity to get it manufactured and delivered to you. Then it takes some weeks to set up. We’ve been working on hours on long weekends and even with two capable people and pulling in some help with our kids, it is a project! A project with a wonderful end to bless you your family your neighbors and perhaps your church. You could even get some things started in pots now with the idea of moving them into the greenhouse once it’s completed. You can always do a hoop house configuration if that’s where funds are at this time.Lovingly and hoping to meet you one day, make a decision to get started especially if you considered it in the past.
Some peppers have a high vitamin C content. In the northeast, people grow peppers and can them for the winter time, for the vitamin c content. We can't exactly grow citrus around here. I would enjoy having a lime or orange tree.
Your peppers have a lot of vitamin C as well as citrus. Good info for the northern gardeners.
I put my first plants in the greenhouse last September and it has been an awesome year learning it’s nuances throughout the year. Enjoying hydroponics in the Ozarks and a new greenhouse should be arriving any day to go right next to it. Fantastic place to spend cold winter days. Any issues just give me fun puzzles to solve.
Danny, can you show us options on building a small frugal greenhouse.. A lot of your subscribers including me don't have the deep pockets to spend thousands of dollars. We trust your opion afaid of wasting limited resources we have available. Thank you and God Bless
Im glade everything is good im in NC and most everything i have in my garden that got damaged.
I love the little creatures.💚
Parsley loves cooler weather like lettuce 🥬
Greenhouse looks great!
Mr. Danny what you please do a program about the particular fertilizer that you do for your Greenhouse plants it would be so important because it's a lot of money involved of buying these plants can you please help us out
In the north if you put your citrus outside like I do I havent had issues with grasshoppers but the black swallowtail butterflies(might also be a called black spice tail) will lay eggs on them and their larva will chew up the leaves too.
On the years mine doesn't set any fruit I've let the couple larva eat a bit and crawl off as I love butterflies in my gardens and actually leave many weeds/natives for them but on the years I get fruit I do hand pick them off and move them to the weeds as I love my little calamondin sour oranges 🍊.
Got a big lemon tree, along with 5 guavas, an acerola cherry (vitamin c loaded) and just ordered a blood orange tree to be delivered in spring here in Australia, so next few months hopefully
God really made things perfectly, didn’t he? 🌺
everything looks good
Hey Danny you kept using a term called “cadillacing” when referring to how well your plants are doing in the greenhouse. That’s a term I’ve never heard before so I typed it in google to see what it tells me . I was a little shocked to find the meaning at least the urban meaning “ Cadillacing is just when someone drinks any kind of booze and at the same time or right after smokes some weed. It's getting high and drunk at the same time - CADILLACING. Just curious if you were of what the definition of that word is and curious what your understanding is?
Cadalaics cruise along smoothly. Its an old saying that predates the urban dictionary.
It's an old saying for plants that grow fast and smooth.
Deep South Homestead ya I remember my uncle used to own a Cadillac and it was huge like a boat on the highway and it was smooth sailing in it. I thought it was likely that there was an old explanation /definition that was pretty much opposite to what it means to the young urban kids today. It’s such a shame how our language has become so messed up! Thanks for clarifying.
Yep my grandad said cadilicating right along , strong and smooth 😍😀
Danny, I had quail in my greenhouse and not a single bug they left.
Morning Y'all , very nice !
I love your green house.
Great tour
how is the pond dig doing? How are the fish doing? Is the pond filling up?
Thanks for the tour, Danny!! Awesome! Any chance you'd care to comment on the good or bad of setting up a high tunnel with the NRCS program? I wondered what you might think of that. I'll email ya privately. Thanks again for the tour! God bless!
I love watching your channel. I am in the process of buying a new house and the current owner told me that he has 2 green houses that I can have but I will have to move them. The large one is made from what we call a country carport and the top has poly-carbonate and the sides are steel and I think it is about a 40x30 in size. The smaller one looks like a 8x10 building from Home Depot with poly-carbonate sides. The previous owner would grow flowers and onions and sell to the public. I have never had a greenhouse and I'm wondering if I should remove the steel sides and replace it with plastic that can be opened and closed to allow the heat to escape. The ends are setup with back draft dampener and a fan, but the fan is missing. Just wondering how successful the large greenhouse would be with the current setup. I live in zone 8B.
Doing awesome 👍🤗💝
Y'all are my new heroes! I have limited space, but I have a 10x12 greenhouse, about to build my second raised bed garden, and have honeybees and chickens. I have a steep, bare hillside that I want to terrace (about 4 or 5 levels) to create more planting space for edibles and flowers for my bees. I am near Birmingham, Alabama. Any suggestions?
Use good retaining walls.
After seeing what your green house has done for you and the problems I have had with my garden I'm going to look into one.
Danny I'm wondering if having a screen door or the open system like you have is better??
With the door open it lets pollinators in.
How do you accomplish pollination in a greenhouse?
Nice crop
Hi sir how much is cost for your greenhouse . I am planning to build one like you and where you are buy greenhouse frame. I like to watch your videos. Thank you for your share!
Hi Wanda!🌺God bless u both!!....beautiful inside there, I always wanted a grnhouse & ive grown organic for decades....the owari’s will do great outside the grnhouse also, i have 4 huge 1’s & I’m in south AL...I’m doin an experiment now, hubbard squash (a N type) bcz its my fav; 1st baby on it now! Haha....u never know what the weather is doing anymore, so i went ahead & planted it 😁 Asparagus is a good 1 in the yard too, expensive to buy at grocery! & top of the list for preventative health....Shalom🕊
I have been looking for those multiplying onions
We almost lost ours last year.
With the 100+temps how are you getting the temp to 80 ?
i love it
Danny what fertilizer do you use on citrus? I have a lime tree in a large pot it’s about 4 years old never made any fruit. I take it inside in the wintertime and bring it back outside in the warmer weather. I put Dr Earth fruit tree fertilizer on it this summer it looks good but did not bloom.
It needs a lot of heat.
We will be putting up our high tunnel next month. Very anxious about maintaining a good environment. Where did you get those vents? You may have said before, but I missed it. Grower Solutions weren't sure if you bought from them or not on the fans and vents. Did you make frames for the screens?
You can find several reasonably priced bent fans on Amazon!
Johnnys select seeds has the vents.
We will put the link for the vent opener up in the description. I had to build the vent out of lexan. The small fans are from Growers solution. The exhaust fan was from Amazon we will put it in the description also.
Maritha....it’s just my opinion, but order without using amazon if u can....i see how they are monopolizing & I don’t think that’s a good thing.....I don’t think we need them as a middleman
@@DeepSouthHomestead thank you so much, knowing how busy y'all are! 😍
Can you grow cucumbers and tomatoes please n the green house over winter?
Yes we have videos showing us doing it.
I would air layer the lower pecan limbs to make some new trees. The new trees will be the same age as the donor plant.
You must be using a white shade cloth. Do you know what % shade it is?
No this greenhouse has the 40% black shadecloth. Our second greenhouse will have the 40% white shadecloth on it.
What type of fertilizer do you use and how?
We have earlier videos showing and explaining how we grow in the greenhouse.
I don’t see how you keep from snacking on everything you find.
I'm getting Schumer ads. Yuck.
He is the nastiest human ever!! Having to look at that just long enough to click 'skip ads' is about enough to get me to turn off you tube.