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Is it just me or does anyone else think he sounds like the narrator on Amazon training/safety videos?

Southern California👍 zone 10A and 9B😂 enjoy the content though👍

Thank you for the informative video. More or less a newbie at this. Do you know where reasonably priced drip pans can be purchased?

I appreciate you, thanks for sharing your knowledge

Just curious about planting 6 bush beans per bucket. You don't have a problem with Botrytis or Sclerotinia??? I've taken to spacing my beans 12" and even interplanting to prevent the fall mold from taking hold. So was surprised. And curious to know your experience. Maybe the trick is that your buckets are spaced to allow for good air flow ???

Am guessing that you remain in the area for the full hour that your vegetables are drying out. We do battle on a regular basis with red squirrels. They get in to everything I do on the deck. Wondering if you two encounter interference from squirrels.

Been using 5 gallon black buckets for 6 years. Been a real learning process. I have controllable drip lines on a timer. I've had very good harvest. But last year low yields. Due to late planting season. Hope this year's is better. Thanks for the tips.

I take note of everything you said, and it sounds interesting that I will apply it on my vegetables growing in containers. Thanks.

I grow literally everything in containers. I noticed you have a perfectly fitted insert for the bottom of your 5 gallon pails. Where on earth did you find those? That would certainly be a game changer for me. Thanks for any info you can provide on those inserts for the pails. 😁. Great video!

Helpful thank you

I cover crop my potted plants now by sowing around my cash crop in a circle White Clover because White Clover sucks up Nitrogen from the air naturally and drumps it into the soil to create this natural soil plant feeding effect so my cash crop benefits from that naturally. To prevent the White Clover from using that nitrogen from the air naturally I prune the entire White Clover stem back to 2 inches tall and the excess haircut of that I mix with the soil to let it biodegrade over time to feed the soil even more.

GREAT ideas!!!!

IF YOU PLAN ON DRIP OR WATERING WITH TAP WATER I ADVISE YOU TO WATER ONE PLANT WITH TAP WATER THE OTHER WITH DISTILLED WATER WHY TO SEE IF YOUR WATER IS GOING TO KILL YOUR PLANTS OR MAKE THEM SICK . LAST YEAR HAD ALL PLANTS DEVELOP CHLOROSES OR STUNED AND NUTRIENT DEFITCEINT . WHEN I STARTED TO USE DISTILLED THEY BECAME MORE COLORFULL AND ALL PLANTS STARTED DOING BETTER ALTHOUGH I LOST ALL PLANTS BEFOR AND COULDNT EVEN GET SEEDS TO SPROUT . VERY SAD I WAISTED MY TIME , MONEY AND FOOD FOR MY FAMILY . IM FROM OHIO SO DONT KNOW IF HAPPINING EVERYWHERE ELSE BUT LIKE I SAIDE DONT WAIST YOUR TIME BECAUSE IN THE LONG RUN YOU DONT WANT TO WAIST TIME , MONEY OR FOOD FOR YOUR FAMILY . I ONLY USE RAIN WATER AND PLANTS ARE ALL DOING GREAT . IMAGINE WHAT THIS TAP WATER IS DOING TO THE HUMAN BODY OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME FROM DRINKING IT . DEMAND WATER TEST FROM YOUR STATE WATER DEPARTMENTS TO SEE WHATS WHAT PEOPLE . MAGA4U

I am hard of hearing but I never lose a word because the volume and clarity are just right. I can’t believe that that I have no problem with your videos. Many thanks.

You show plants and garden less and yourself more ! phew ! :(

Thanks for sharing. This year I will increase the number of container plants and I need to learn.

Yeah, container gardens look like crap sorry but that’s the reality of it. It’s all good for you cityfolk though.

How do you put the Gaza strip into a recyclable container, for two Hamas shrimps?

I was shaving my scotoma while watching this, what do you do with the used hairs?

Ty for sharing all the information! I have to do container gardening. So this video really helped me a lot!!

Thanks for the content My question if you get a chance to answer is If you try to sub garden with direct water to a jug to bottom of container it said it has almost no waste of water and a constant supply But on the same token if a container has all that water in the bottom of it What stops a tomato plant from getting root rot are bacterial fungus

1/not using good soil for containers 2/not using mulch 3/transplant shock 4/invisible bugs eating leaves 5/drooping leaves from too much or not enough water are few issues I found

I'll just say that even if you are a taller person don't think "Well if little old ladies can handle 4ft wide beds then I can do 5". You probably can until you put up a trellis for your peas to climb or you tomato plants get a bit burley blocking easy access from one side..

Loved listening to ur interview on container gardening I’m planing on planting herbs for tea into growing bags I’m wondering if I’ll find any solutions and if it would work because mints is my favorite and it’s very invasive it kind of grow into other herbs that u don’t want it to cross pollinate so I want to try out planting into grow bags pots will seem to freeze and plants may die I live in zone 4 a but I usually plant anything for zone 3-4 so it has a better chance to survive

Greetings everyone! We have finally completed our "from seed" growing series! We hope you find it helpful to see the various aspects of how we raise close to 1,500 plants from seed, indoors, each season! As always, should you have any comments, let us know. Thanks for your continued support of our channel!

Thank you so much! We have a project about urban gardening and it involves pure container planting. Its been very tricky and watching this video prove my conclusions. By the way im watching here in the Philippines sending likes!

love your videos

I’ve stumbled upon a gold mine with your videos. Thank you sir for the content

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Thanks for your tips on container garden I am growing my Veges in container on my Balcony in Oshawa north ON Canada I guess for me too your tips will work GOD BLESS YOU AMEN !

I'm having trouble hearing what you are saying because your music is very distracting. Having no music would be better. I stopped watching at 2 minutes because of it, just so you know.

Subbed you, like your style getting straight to the point without any nonsense. Also, most gardening channels talk about much warmer climates than mine, yours look much like here in Finland. Keep up the good work!

Six years!? Seriously? Without any rust on the cotter pins? Hmm... The tires on my cart began cracking after two years, and it was kept out of the sun. Wish they make higher quality.

Clearly spoken. ...Lots of good info. Thank you!!

Great info! This is my first year container gardening. I got rid of all of my raised beds and have about 30 grow bags in my backyard. This gave me some useful information that I intuitively thought may be true, but you helped me recognize that I need to make sure I keep up on fertilizing. I was doing it every other week but once a week does sound better considering I’m washing out so much watering as frequently as I am. I do need to invest in a drip water system. That’s probably gonna be for next year. Thank you for the helpful information! I really appreciate you!

This came too late for me , I have around 30 containers that all have drainage holes built in so sub irrigation wouldn't work. Also we get a lot of rain and tubs without drainage just fill up and the plants drown then rot. I can't afford to replace all the pots so maybe a deep pot saucer inside the pots would create a reservoir that would then drain through the holes beneath the saucer if over watered or rained on. We seem to be getting many more rain events now. A month's rain in one day. This is in West Wales.

Thank you for this!! Very helpful!

I use buckets and grow bags so I can move my plants during heat waves or severe storms. One thing I do in every bucket is add flowers and companion plants. So as a rule every bucket has a Marigold or Nasturtium in it as well as Chives plus whatever else can fit, sometimes just clover. I also use a drip water bottle in each bucket. I mainly do peppers but I have some tomato plants. I use coco coir as a surface cover. Subirrigation is a goal of mine but the water bottles and ouyas get the job done so I can hold off.

This was great! I’d say I am an advanced home vegetable gardener, with a few decades experience of intensive gardening in a short-season high-desert climate, but I always realize I have a lot to learn and have much to ponder from other vegetable gardeners. Will you release your slide stack anytime soon? I would like to think more about a couple of your lists.

How do you over-winter plants in containers?

Buen programa y educativo.

Brilliant video, very well done, saving

Hi Thank you for this video. I am going thru the same issues. How do you nake sub irrigation pots.can you post a video or give me some tips.

Hi Jeff . Based on the name of your canal , I assume you live somewhere where is not warm . Do you mind to tell us what climate zone you live in ? Now , I live in climate zone 3 and this is new experience for me because I came from warm climate zone . Here is an idea for new video : Maybe you can talk about vegetables that grow in cold climate zone and what time of the year to plant them and also how to protect perennials from frosty winter . Thanks for this video .

Great video! Surely, it will hit 1M views.

What orientation is your greenhouse (N-S or E-W)? Do you think it makes a difference?

👋🏽😻Hi! I just found your channel and subscribed. Thanks for the tips. Happy gardening 👩🏻‍🌾