Hello Siloé, I hope all is well and you’re staying safe. I’m happy to see you’re still consistently posting every Sunday and even an increase is views from the last couple videos. Everyone is gardening right now due to the pandemic. It’s the perfect time to gain some attention from new viewers. Home growers can learn so much and need to know about you. You got this!
Try the Yellow Brandywine Plattfoot strain. I wish it was more productive but the taste warrants my planting half a dozen of my 50 plants in that variety. TOMATOES are not adoptive to regions generally but a few like Black Krim flourish in hot weather
Como siempre es un placer ver tu trabajo, Siloé. Fotografía, ritmo, sonido y narrativa son impecables. Toda la estética,¡ y por cierto ese sombrero!, me hacen sonreír y respirar en mayor confort. Thanks for keep that great quality in your work.
I have to admit, I miss your old garden. While I love the aesthetic you are going for with your beautifully structured beds, I miss the sprawling naturalistic design of your old garden. I hope you continuously add more and more to this new property as well.
Oh beautiful! Thank you for the info. I live south east Texas and it's getting to be so hot. I menage to plant my tomatoes in most shade and I am getting some okay tomatoes. God bless!
What a great blessing, your tomatoes look so delicious. Thanks for this information and sharing this story. I've must have missed out on how you built those gorgeous cages the big ones, can you tell me, do you have a video on that? Thanks again, God bless.
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Beautiful tomatoes! And your plants look.....AMAZING! I have been (the past 2 years) using the single stem method, but it definitely is very time consuming. I may just let my plants "do their thing" this year, except for removing the bottom foot of leaves, as that definitely does help with disease splashing up from the soil. I hope your garden is continuing to produce bountifully for you, and hope that you are doing well and are safe and healthy during this insane time. :)
I'm not sure its actually worth the effort to single stem them? But I have found removing the bottom 10-12" of leaves is definitely helpful. I was really in awe at how unscathed by disease and/or insects your entire plant was! We ALWAYS have an issue with the dreaded tomato horn worm. This year, I bought a small hand-held black light to use at night, so I can find the little suckers and remove them. I heard this tip from one of my other favorite vloggers, so I figured I'd spend the $15 for a small one. You are lucky you seem to be void of them where you live!
Indeed they were very much trouble free that year. I did have the tomato hornworm, but it didn’t become a problem and there was a built in solution I will show in a future episode
How long have you been in the new home? I'm just curious! Ok....you are teasing me once again, making me wait in anticipation to hear your exciting tips and tricks! :)
I m your new subscriber.... I m crazy abt gardening...your vids are just wow..very informative and like dreamy dreamy garden...where do you live...in which country .....
Sadly, we had our share of heatwaves last year that sterilized our tomato blossoms and we only harvested a couple of handfuls from around 20 plants. I pray this year is kinder to us.
Esos tomates están de lujo que rico una pregunta cómo se llama la planta que tiene flores naranja que están será de los tomates muy buen video y información saludo desde uruguay
Looks like you made some chicken wire cloches. Could you, or have you already, done a demo? I made a couple and it was a real struggle! Maybe there’s a trick I don’t know ☺️
I don’t even grow tomatoes, nor basil, but I just love watching your content. Thank you for another excellent video.
this made my day
Your home is lovely, I am an antiques dealer by trade it is nice to see a young person who appreciates antiques.
I’m glad you like it
Filmed very good!
Hello Siloé, I hope all is well and you’re staying safe. I’m happy to see you’re still consistently posting every Sunday and even an increase is views from the last couple videos. Everyone is gardening right now due to the pandemic.
It’s the perfect time to gain some attention from new viewers. Home growers can learn so much and need to know about you. You got this!
Thanks Mario. There has been an increase. I hope it continues
Beautiful! 😊 tq very much.
Your videos are so amazing, I'm fascinated!
Thank you! I hope you like the recent documentary style ones.
That looked like a delicious snack! Beautiful plants!
Thank you
Thank you for your insights, and for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I grow the red bradywine tomatoes they are so delicious, I grow them here in SW Florida 🍅
Peg Innam me too - Bradenton :)
they are a great variety
Try the Yellow Brandywine Plattfoot strain. I wish it was more productive but the taste warrants my planting half a dozen of my 50 plants in that variety. TOMATOES are not adoptive to regions generally but a few like Black Krim flourish in hot weather
Como siempre es un placer ver tu trabajo, Siloé.
Fotografía, ritmo, sonido y narrativa son impecables. Toda la estética,¡ y por cierto ese sombrero!, me hacen sonreír y respirar en mayor confort.
Thanks for keep that great quality in your work.
thank you so much for the kind words
I have to admit, I miss your old garden. While I love the aesthetic you are going for with your beautifully structured beds, I miss the sprawling naturalistic design of your old garden. I hope you continuously add more and more to this new property as well.
yes. I need Teófilo it up. but it will take some time
My tomatoes just started setting flowers and I'm so excited! Yours looked so jummy, tomatoes are my favorite thing to grow 💚🍅
I hope younger a bumper crop
natural is always beautiful
it is
Those were beautiful tomatoes!!
They were indeed! Thanks
I just started growing tomatoes ~5 days ago indoor, thanks for the tips.
You are welcome
Oh beautiful! Thank you for the info. I live south east Texas and it's getting to be so hot. I menage to plant my tomatoes in most shade and I am getting some okay tomatoes. God bless!
yes, that may be the best placebo grow in very hot climates like Texas
What a great blessing, your tomatoes look so delicious. Thanks for this information and sharing this story. I've must have missed out on how you built those gorgeous cages the big ones, can you tell me, do you have a video on that? Thanks again, God bless.
Yes, the first videos of the season deal with that:ruclips.net/video/w8daRnrJiCw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/RW3_Bch0Dqo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/WdPbxunkqoQ/видео.html
I'd love to see your take on the iroquois 3 sisters planting technique!
I’d need to prepare a larger planting spot to house that
Obrigado.
por nada
Great video! Any idea when your etsy shop will open? I'd love to purchase a painting.
Thank you! It is open right now. Here is the link: www.etsy.com/shop/SiloeOliveira
Beautiful tomatoes! And your plants look.....AMAZING! I have been (the past 2 years) using the single stem method, but it definitely is very time consuming. I may just let my plants "do their thing" this year, except for removing the bottom foot of leaves, as that definitely does help with disease splashing up from the soil. I hope your garden is continuing to produce bountifully for you, and hope that you are doing well and are safe and healthy during this insane time. :)
I'm doing well. Hope you get lots of tomatoes. Maybe one day I'll have more time to train tomatoes.
I'm not sure its actually worth the effort to single stem them? But I have found removing the bottom 10-12" of leaves is definitely helpful. I was really in awe at how unscathed by disease and/or insects your entire plant was! We ALWAYS have an issue with the dreaded tomato horn worm. This year, I bought a small hand-held black light to use at night, so I can find the little suckers and remove them. I heard this tip from one of my other favorite vloggers, so I figured I'd spend the $15 for a small one. You are lucky you seem to be void of them where you live!
Indeed they were very much trouble free that year. I did have the tomato hornworm, but it didn’t become a problem and there was a built in solution I will show in a future episode
How long have you been in the new home? I'm just curious! Ok....you are teasing me once again, making me wait in anticipation to hear your exciting tips and tricks! :)
Omg, your totamos are beautiful and huge!
thanks. they were delicious
Very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
I m your new subscriber.... I m crazy abt gardening...your vids are just wow..very informative and like dreamy dreamy garden...where do you live...in which country .....
Beautiful tomatoes, well done! 😍🍅 What variety is that?
It is the black Brandywine
Thanks! ❤ Have to try that one, I'm growing Yellow Brandywine this year so maybe the Black next year!
Sadly, we had our share of heatwaves last year that sterilized our tomato blossoms and we only harvested a couple of handfuls from around 20 plants. I pray this year is kinder to us.
that is very sad. there isn’t much you can do I those situations
Esos tomates están de lujo que rico una pregunta cómo se llama la planta que tiene flores naranja que están será de los tomates muy buen video y información saludo desde uruguay
Gracias. The flower is called Orange Daylily it is a native flower here.
Looks like you made some chicken wire cloches. Could you, or have you already, done a demo? I made a couple and it was a real struggle! Maybe there’s a trick I don’t know ☺️
I haven’t yet. but I’m recording it for next year. it can be a bit unruly to mold
I could really use a straw hat like that. Could you tell me where you purchased it?
it was from a local store with period civil war things
I prefer the natural homemade structure so much better than the formal one... but that’s me ...the simpler more down to earth the better.
thanks for the feedback
I have a small yard but as usual I planted way too many tomatoes. My garden is usually like 50% tomatoes and 50% everything else 😂.
I understand that very much
You have a bunch of garden tricks up your sleeve.
I try.
👍✌️🙏
Glad you liked it
Hang round red Christmas ornaments on tomato plants to fake out birds.
abuse? yes tomato plants love abuse. secret is finding types of tomato for the area you live in that will grow well.
Thanks men excellent video
you are welcome