2 System Compost in Place Growing Ginger & Turmeric w/ FREE Plant Fertilizer Container Gardening
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Plant food for Container Gardening, vertical gardening, raised bed garden, elevated garden and even in the ground direct planting. 2 Pot System to Grow Food, How to Compost with this EASY METHOD, Container Garden, 2 System set up, No Compost Piles, Simple "Free" System Feeds your Vegetable Plants daily flowing fertilizer for tons of food in your garden by composting in place with kitchen scraps and plant leaves, that can be done anywhere, in a tote, storage container, container garden, raised bed vegetable garden, large flower pot or in the direct ground with your growing plants. This set up of compost in place also creates an easy worm farm for your plants. The Easiest FOOD Vegetable Garden you can set up and Grow and compost in place for free plant food. This set-up can be Free (if you have some of these plant pots any pots). I have been using this method now for years, as we have been growing Tons of food like tomatoes, peppers, watermelon (yes in a tote), parsley, celery, Malabar spinach, moringa tree, herbs, mint, kale, collard, carrots, radishes, sage, oregano, thyme, basil, lettuce, and more vegetables. I compost in place making free plant food from kitchen scraps and leftovers and browning leaves as the plants grow, as win win perfect vegetable Garden.
How to Compost in Place in RAISED BED Container Garden Grow Vegetables Pot Plants METHOD Small Space
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Robbie I have a couple young fruit trees and am using the two bucket system for both feeding and watering them. I have buckets with holes around the bottom then I added kitchen scraps and garden waste. I put another bucket on top with herbs and just water the top bucket, it drips down into the bottom bucket and waters and feeds the fruit trees at the same time. This two bucket system is amazing I love it.
I think Gary does that in his garden, so the bottom bucket is always feeding the plants around them, I do that too, Love it, THANKS
Thank you for sharing your ideas and how to set up the systems you created for watering and feeding your plants. 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
So far this year I have harvested tomatoes, zuchinni, cucumbers, onions, bell peppers, and cubanelle peppers. I am making fajitas tonight with my home grown organic vegetables. I am so thankful I found your channel! Thank you for the work you put into the videos to help us get growing. I have adopted you. Lol. You're my RUclips Aunt. 😁
Whenever anyone asks me how I got started or how I figured out how to do stuff, I just say Aunt Robbie taught me. (Because your accent reminds me of my aunt from LA Mesa. I hope you are always as happy as your videos make me feel.
Oh Wow, thank you for all this, I am always happy here in the garden and home, and of course with Gary and with all of nature, and so love when the deer come to visit...last night a deer came right down to me as I was working, then he walked off....SO love it, UNLESS he eats my watermelons, I should tulle them, THANK YOU take care!
I love this ideal with the hose, sometimes I remove the buckets underneath my tote with tomatoes plants & dump that “tea” in with my newly planted zucchini; yep I put the two system in there. We don’t unfortunately garden all year here in Indiana bc the winters R too cold.
Idea. Not ideal....😀
👣My footprints are left here for the hummingbirds to find. Love Robbie and Gary's gardens and birds.
I really like your system. I do a much more simple version with just the tote with a lid and a bucket to catch water. Once or twice a month I add food scraps and cover with a layer of leaves. Whenever I want to fertilize, I pour a bucket of water and catch the liquid. I usually dilute with 3 parts water. My plants love it!
Kitty is just priceless! Thank you for the inspiration. I have planted in ground forever. I just purchased totes for the first time and now I'm ready to become a tote girl! Thanks a million for the best content!
Wonderful! Have fun Gardening, Tote Girl Club!
Robbie, my peppers love "compost tea"! Thanks so, so much for sharing all of your fun ideas! 💡
I did the same thing but used and old cooler with a drain spout (and wheels)
Seeds are good and birds like too , I planted zinnias with calendula and the birds ate all the zinnia s and some of the calendulas I’m trying again with a mix so stay tuned 😀
Thank you for the 'more than usual' explanations today. So helpful.
It's funny because my compost spinner that I got BEFORE I started watching your compost in place videos, seems to have a couple of leaks. I put a couple of containers under it in those spots to catch the compost tea coming from there. Talk about getting lemonade from lemons - that's what those leaks are to me! :)
Cool!
Such a lovely to takacre ur plant my frend great soil compost.. nice gardenn.. injoy my frend..
Thank you, Robbie! Love "working with you" to see how to set these up.
Thank you for that new information about turmeric. No wonder I could not find my turmeric at harvest time. I have to go back and do another search at the bottom of the container.
Hey Robbie and Gary! I love all your videos! Thanks to you I have a garden everyone is envious of.. it's not to big yet but I'm still adding to it.. kitty is adorable as usual.. thanks for giving me the motivation to garden cause I used to not be able to grow anything at all..
That is awesome! THANK YOU!
We have had temperatures in triple digits heat index this summer & humidity, and the storage totes are so much easier to manage in hot weather conditions.
Neat way to fertilize your vegetables. Do you and Gary have fruit trees that you fertilize? I hear that Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia) is a good one for fruit trees and pound for pound as good as chicken fertilizer. You grow it and chop it and put under your trees. It grows fast and comes back after a freeze.
Robbie I so admire your gardening ingenuity! I always learn something from your videos. Thanks for sharing so generously.
I have used many of your ideas
Summer heat slowed me down
Waiting for weather break
Then fall garden
Really appreciate your excellent experience
Hi Robbie, 2nd. Love your ideas; I'm waiting for my Moringa to sprout!🐝♥️
Awesome ideas thanks for sharing
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the information. I am trying to teach my friends how Todo this plan.
I started a container with yard waste and kitchen scraps after the mulch on the bottom. Bought some very marked down torn bags to make soil. Added perlite, some 10-10-10 with minors fertilizer. It's all cooking in the Florida heat & humidity and rains. Will plant next month under tulle.
Do you still attach the metal stakes to the tote?
I think the worms need some water too.
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Is this the project you kept hinting about for a long time over in the rainbow garden next to the pizza garden?
Grass clippings generally count as green matter, right? Do they qualify as brown if left to dry out for a few weeks?
From my understanding. Green matter is what adds nitrogen. Browns add carbon. So Id say no to that.
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Does the turmeric have that benefit too?
Oh Yes!
I have flowers that I gather leaves that fall off or I prune. These are poisonous. Does it matter if I use it for compost? Or for making compost “tea”? I want to do the double pot method and add these leaves to that.
How do the worms come & go if it's elevated and not resting on the ground
My thing is with glue gun is don’t it melt on u I’ve had glue melt if it got hot enough my whole soap stand fell
What do you do for calcium deficiency? I use compost tea but still get end rot on some of my container plants.
Add in some powdered milk to the inside of the bucket
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I tried growing ginger but it died. Ill have to try again.
I'm in zone 7b...my ginger grows very well. Keep trying!
@@nowhining Im fairly new to gardening but Ive managed to get squash, tomatoes to grow. I have a grapefruit tree that is always producing. I am in zone 10B. Ill keep trying on the ginger.
Am i the only one having problems to hear this? Seems the audio is so low after a few minutes from starting
I didn't have a problem with audio. :-)
The audio is fine for me.
Lame and not realistic... sorry
Then you have not tried it