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Hi..what type of fertilizer would you recomenf for zucchini or squash plants plz?is miracle gro or triple 15 fertilizer good?thx..awesome tips too...also..how often should we prune leaves off of the squash plants as its growing?thx

Why did the tomato bring a magnifying glass to the garden? To “examine” its roots!

he called me a sucker lol

How many watermelons will grow from just one vine if I prune off the side shoots?

😢mine keep going mushy, so not getting pollinated I guess boo I'm so sad

This is a unique idea you have presented. I hope you make a full video to explain this in action. And if you do, be sure to let me know. Thanks.

HOW OFTEN...SHOULD I GIVE MY MELONS BONE MILL?

I love this explanation lol I just grow my own for the first time in my life!!!!! I am so ready!!! to eat them!

That plant is HUGE! Is this its first year or did you over-winter it?

Are you serious? I've never heard of that for watermelon! 🤦‍♀️ I had 3 plants take over a 4x50 bed - gorgeous lush green leaves. 4 damn melons. 😑 again... never heard of suckers on watermelon! Ugh! I'm going to trim my vines tomorrow - thank you! 🙏

Great info! Thanks!

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don’t know if you’ll see this but experiment with one of ur plants for fun and top one of ur plants, trust me and thank me later 🫡🫡

Your videos are so on point. I just trimmed some suckers from all my melons. Appreciate the confirmation that I didn’t do something stupid (this time). 😂❤❤❤❤❤

Lol ive done it and i somehow have the feeling that my plants are dying off now. They dont have the power in the branches anymore. Any sugesstions? Btw am a beginner. First year with 3 cayenne plants.

Thank-you soooo much! I needed this!

Thank you for your information; I'm glad I came across this teaching; I' growing regular and Acorn squash in a large garden tub in my west facing front yard to see how they would do; unfortunately we have had a major heat wave 100-103 here on the front range of Colorado; the plants completely wilted and look dead! This morning we moved them under our shade in the front yard but plenty of light; now after soaking them...because the soil seemed dry the leaf's have turned yellow :{ is there anything I can do for this or just not water for a week or so? This is my first year planting in large containers! Makes me sad that I did this to them! Any comments that would help would be appreciated, thank you and God bless.

Does this also keep away beneficial bugs I’m always scared to do anything thinking it will also harm beneficial insects🐞 🐝

Weve been told by every 3rd yr gardner yall dont want moist leaves. We should label these urban homestead bs. Dont get me wrong im a wanna be redneck farmer but i dont have 2 hours to individually wayer every root. If rain is ok so is a hose. And i dont need a fairy waterfall to avod root errosion. Make it wet and get back to your day job. This just to ease bidens bs

My problem is the female flowers aren’t opening. Their is a small fruit with a tiny flower twisted closed. Then the entire thing dies.

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Fahrenheit is nonsense.

Recently, I'm trying to feed every week, as I read that cucumbers are "super-feeders". I am on the second week of it, so no conclusive report RE efficacy is available yet. I'm seeing more and more lantern fly nymphs around the vine and leaves; sigh. Just killing manually. Worried they are contributing to some plant deaths I've had (two). I started with 8 (actually bought nine, but only 8 made it home) plants to distribute through 2 "grow boxes". Following their planting pattern, I was going to put 6 in one (dubious, but okay), and 3 in second box (what I assessed the growing area and reservoir can accommodate). Promptly, two died from the denser box, leaving three--they were smaller, but I think I did not realize how much smaller; I think they had not been properly hardened-off, and I did not have the judgment born of experience to realize it. About 9-9 days ago, we suffered a pretty devastating groundhog raid on the lower box; following that one of the vines started with an "organic, whitish show" near the base that you only see when you notice all the leaves have wilted. I think it suffered animal damage (or insect) that allowed a disease or mildew to take hold. In the second box, one of the plants also succumbed, though it is on a whole different level (two-floored deck). This supports the insect-related hypothesis, or, I realize, I may have spread the disease myself, as I was only clean my pruners once a day, before storing them. Well, I digress. I'm getting about 1-2 fruits a day, so there is that. And my first tomato started ripening, finally. I am very curious about your lower-height cucumber trellis in front. And what, if anything you are thinking of doing for a superstructure to support the vines beyond 7'. Some of mine are already beyond that height, and I have a simple 2" x 2" spanning my posts for the only thing up there; it seems to me that it will have the vine trail at too sharp an angle; I don't want to pinch flow or promote breakage. Is it your experience that your vines will not reach much higher than the trellis you are currently using?

awesome video. thanks

I love the message at the end. Donate whatever you can’t eat. Being self sufficient is one thing, being charitable on top is another level. Much respect ❤

We have sweet melons growing and boy they're shooting like crazy . Can I prune them the same way from the base up

I don't get it. I keep losing them. Even after hand pollination. Made a video. Asked you by name cause you the squash guru

Zone 8a Me too I like manual water mines too I'm use coffee grounds for pest Thanks

I have a question how do you keep weeds out of your garden

WOW So much production. oopps Your not You're videos are never disappointment. Thanks for all the info. Yes I do used coffee grounds too. Shouldn't comment and try to spell at 4am.

Yesterday, I found a bug in my round squash plant and dug it out! I then tried the pepper water but it clogged my sprayer (did not realize it would clog- and of course hour's later I see your video, I could kick myself) So I got powder cayenne, cinnamon & turmeric (shaken together) into an unused spice container and directly sprinkled the powder all over my plants and soil under & around the plants in hopes to radiate them bugs and aphids too. They are on my tomatoes & squash only, despite having basil in the garden, legs of both plants well trimmed, nothing close to the ground, they have plenty of air flow & space. I even place aluminum foil on the leg of my squash to keep anything from borrowing back into the main stem again. I pray God will restore my plant & she can give fruit despite it all. I tried, I really, really like squash and heartbroken they are being attacked & struggling to give fruit.

Thanks very much I will keep and eye on mine as they grow.

Hey GreenT..is it better to water in the early morning or in the evening?? ❤️🤍💙⚘️🪴

I would buy some when price comes down. Smaller than i thought.

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Does this work on rats I saw a rat in my garden today what should I do

I tried trellised squash this year using metal conduit and chicken wire as my frame. I trimmed the leaves and I used tomato clips to hold the vines up. They are producing more fruits then previous year, it is easier for the bees to polinate and easier to find bugs and their eggs. Mine are in the ground though, not in containers. I highly recommend trimming and trellising 😊

Your cucumbe setup is looking amazing! Hopefully this season I've figured out the common issues

Ok, I finally subscribed ❤ Been digging your shorts content and since you’re probably a stones throw away from me, I’m gonna be watching everything you out to learn what I can. It’s my first year gardening and I’m going all in. I hope you have abundant harvests and I look forward to move content❤

for cherry tomato don't prune anything.

My first time planting. Cucumbers looked great at first. Plant/leaf so dried up as if I haven't watered them in days. I guess, I didnt spray then in time. Ughhh!!

Wow awesome ❤❤

❤ Thank you! I’ve been keeping an eye for when the yellow/white streaks start coming in and moving towards the vine. My first grow and single stemming- my tallest plant is almost 5’ up a trellis. I’m very excited for next year to take what I learn this year 😂😂😂😂😂

Very informative!!!! 😀

Great video. Thank you!

Appriciated it. Thank you!