10 years of life on that plastic is pretty good! Amazing how long it takes for those tomatoes and peppers take to mature. I start mine in January for the spring outdoor garden. Wish I had more room for lights a a greenhouse. Hope your knee will be ok! Have a great week!
Thanks for your heart warming and educational videos.... Can you please talk about the financial side of the business? I'm really interested in starting a hydroponic farm.... every information appreciated!
We have been thinking about doing a video on that subject. My first suggestion is taking a class on growing hydro commercially. CropKing has a great one called growers school which I actually speak at so I would check that out. They provide a full business plan along with other materials to help you be successful. I took the class 10 years ago.
Good day. I just dropped you a message on your website. I’m kind of in shock that “greenhouse tomato” seeds are so expensive. What’s so special about them and can’t you harvest seeds?
Thanks for your comment! Greenhouse tomato seeds tend to be more expensive due to their specialized breeding and unique traits that help them thrive in controlled environments. Harvesting seeds is possible, but it can be a bit tricky depending on the variety! Ill check the website for your message
Yeah, I don't get any break from Johnny's so I am paying the same. I do make lots of money from tomatoes, so I guess it's just one of the costs of doing business.
10 years of life on that plastic is pretty good! Amazing how long it takes for those tomatoes and peppers take to mature. I start mine in January for the spring outdoor garden. Wish I had more room for lights a a greenhouse. Hope your knee will be ok! Have a great week!
I appreciate your kind words about my knee! Seems to be better today. I think you're right, 10 years is a really good run!
Great videos.. thanks Katy
Thank you for watching! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos!
Love how you come up with the process to do a project. That’s working hard and smart.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! It takes a lot of planning to make these projects happen, so I'm glad you noticed.
Thanks for your heart warming and educational videos.... Can you please talk about the financial side of the business? I'm really interested in starting a hydroponic farm.... every information appreciated!
We have been thinking about doing a video on that subject. My first suggestion is taking a class on growing hydro commercially. CropKing has a great one called growers school which I actually speak at so I would check that out. They provide a full business plan along with other materials to help you be successful. I took the class 10 years ago.
@@HomegrownPassion thank your for your priceless advice.. I will check them!
Thanks for the video katy.that plastic looks way better.the plants we see in the greenhouse looks nice and healthy.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really happy to hear that you liked the video and the greenhouse plants!
The rapid rooters for tomatos and peppers. Cool!
Yes, they are the best, we use them for all the seeds that are expensive. Just seem to do a better job sprouting.
loved the update :) new plastic , very exciting . what a smart bonus growing between the 2 houses . thank you .
I'm so glad you liked the update! It's going to make a huge difference this year.
I really enjoy your videos thank you
I'm so glad you're enjoying them!
great video!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it!
Wunnerful
Haha, right? Wunnerful vibes all around! Thanks for tuning in!
hi who you got ur roof plastic from/ which company sell those
I purchased the plastic from CropKing.
Good day. I just dropped you a message on your website. I’m kind of in shock that “greenhouse tomato” seeds are so expensive. What’s so special about them and can’t you harvest seeds?
Thanks for your comment! Greenhouse tomato seeds tend to be more expensive due to their specialized breeding and unique traits that help them thrive in controlled environments. Harvesting seeds is possible, but it can be a bit tricky depending on the variety! Ill check the website for your message
Do you run all winter or just late into December?
yes, we grow all year. We sell lots of produce in the winter to our CSA program because other local farmers can't grow all year long
I started growing Johnnys defiant PHR totmatos and yeah they are pricey. At my rate its 1.14$ per seed. yikes.
Yeah, I don't get any break from Johnny's so I am paying the same. I do make lots of money from tomatoes, so I guess it's just one of the costs of doing business.