Leaning and Lowering Tomatoes, Flooding and Gourds for Fall
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2021
- The hydroponic tomatoes were ready to be leaned and lowered. There's a couple steps to doing this - first harvest, prune lower leaves, remove suckers, support clusters, prune clusters and finally lean and lower. We usually have to do this once a week. After I was done in the main greenhouse, I went out to the high tunnel to start some gourd seeds. We think this will be something fun to take to the farm market this fall. Back home, I got the electric fence around the garden up because I have dogs that like to go in there and dig up my plants! Hope you all are doing well out there. -Devon
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Never a shortage of work on the farm, I admire your hard work. 🙂
Nice sharing video. Enjoy watching
Thank you! 🤗
Ozzies shepherds lol. Good dogs 🐕 👍
I really enjoy your videos and all the hard work!!
Glad you guys are safe
I admire you cuz you so hard worker,I really, really that you safe guy,,I'm so glad.. keep safe
Thank you! It's been interesting weather this year.
I love farming too
Looks like a good year to raise ducks down your way. I always enjoy tour videos.
Thank you. She is an excellent and loyal dog. We all love her very much. Her 16th is tomorrow.
I luv watching things grow
Howdy it was educational and enjoyable thank you 🙏
Another relaxing and informative video..thanks devon.
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing 👍
You guys are such an encouragement: your positivity through setbacks is inspiring. Keep up the great works: your videos are the best.
This is so interesting to see, makes a lot of sense. This is my first season gardening and yall are just so smart and hard working, its really cool
Great video, much love 🇯🇲
Great video, very informative, your tomatoes looks so healthy. lots of tips to take from, thanks for sharing 💕👍😍
Great job !!
Thanks, John!
Never dropped and leaned tomatoes, and fascinating to see. Also, great job explaining the process!
Great, inspiratory 😀
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Hi Devon, great job as usual, I have tomato sandwich on my mind...not sure why.
Stay safe.
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Beautiful footage at the end with the clouds. Great video! Was born in that area but moved to SoCal when I was a toddler. So great to see what it looks like. Thank you!
Thank you! I'd love to have warm weather all year, but I enjoy our seasons.
Love your video's. I've been doing hydroponics on and off for the past 10 years on a very small scale. I find a learn a little more each time I watch you guys.
Thank you very much. That’s longer than we’ve been going, but we have fun trying new things and growing in the winter.
you guys have had some insane weather this year
I have grown tomatoes many years and have never thought of that plant as a vine before.
Neither did I until we started growing them hydroponically. They do very well on the vine crop nutrient formula.
Nice plump tomatoes 🍅😋
your so dedicated to your greenhouses,, very encouraging,, you were talking about the gases is this for the warmth for the plants
no. sorry i dont know what you mean
I always drop mine a minimum of a foot on full sized varieties but up to 2 feet on cherry and grape tomato plants. They grow faster. Great instructional video Devon.
Chuck
Thanks and good to know. This is our first time growing a lot of cherry and grape tomatoes.
Another wonderful video.
I watched a different video where a tomato grower lowered the plant as they picked but didn't lean them she circled the vine around like a coil of a snake.
I was thinkingvyou could do that but then I remembered there are 2 plants per box. I'm not sure if you could circle one and not the other.
But seeing those lovely red tomatoes 😋 made my tummy rumble.
Send that rain our way. Lol
That's a neat idea. It may work if the buckets were spaced out a bit. It's crazy how long they can get. Thank you, I've been enjoying the little grape tomatoes. Hope you get some rain and have a great weekend!
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Stay Safe 🙏
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Hello! Thank you so much. Hope you had a great day and that all is well. 😊
Hi teacher Devon ! U congratulate to me " Happy Eid Day "
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I thought your greenhouse was on fire. god bless
It was a very foggy morning. Glad it was safe from flood and fire.
I was impressed with how attractive you look with your hair up. It was very flattering.
Thank you! It's getting pretty long.
Them boys should’ve swam out there and saved Grandpa’s corn. Lol
We need to set up a pipeline and yall can send us all that extra water !!!
Trade ya for some oil
@@klinefarms4815 HaHa !! I'd rather have the maple syrup and too much rain !! The oil is about to work me to death ! D
Great video! I was wondering if you had a link to the biodegradable plastic that you used in the video. I could definitely use some as my weeds are out of control!
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Great video! What model and light number was the HLG light mentioned in the video
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Wow, you have to much rain and we're going through a drought.
I put my order in for rain but not too much please.
Great video Devon I've always wondered how this process was done. Planting our tomato plants in the high tunnel on the weekend.
Our fence charger died a couple of days ago! We never have any luck with them, they only last one to two years at most. What brand was yours?
Have a great day and stay safe! I'll pray you don't get to much rain. 🌼🌸🌷
The weather can always be crazy. We were in a bit of a drought, but now we are in a surplus. Hopefully a little comes your way soon. The fields finally dried out enough yesterday for all of our farmer neighbors to go back out to plant. My fence charger is a Patriot from Rural King. I'm honestly surprised it's still going, but it does a good job. Hope you have a fun weekend planting tomatoes!
I've got to say, I learn something every video. Thank you!
Your videos are always calming! And Thanks for sharing your amazing smile!
I'm making a small greenhouse 14ft x 20ft out of some cedar trees that I had on the property.
My main focus is Tomatoes #1, and then #2 Green Peppers, along with some hot peppers.
I finally got a good amount of green peppers to sprout, but getting them to the next level, was a challenge. I transplanted them in potting soil while they were only about 2 1/2" tall, because they weren't looking very happy, with the leaves starting to yellow, but they are greening up now.
But do green peppers always take a long time from seed to start to produce?
Thank you very much. Our peppers seem to take forever in the younger stages. Seems like once summer soles around and the days get hot, then they take off. Good luck and I hope you get some big harvests!
@@HomegrownPassion Thank you for your response! I hope so too !!
Great update. Plenty going on around the place. Do you have any problems with 'Spider Mites' or other insects on your Tomatoes? Cheers.
Thanks! We got white flies on them a few years ago and had to pull the plants a bit early.
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Smokin' Ed Currie is releasing a video at 6:30 tonight about growing his Carolina Reapers.
Cool thanks I need to check it out. I hope to get some big plants this year.
Smokin' Ed Currie - PuckerButt Pepper Company - kaotic comedy, but knowledgeable and sincere about growing the best super-hot peppers in the world. Last night was the first episode of his Carolina Reaper Grow Camp; starting seeds. Will be entertaining and informative as the series progesses. Enjoy! Devon - happy to see you grow CR's and other hot peppers - hope they are sustainable - Thanks from NW Indiana!
Ok so I went a little too ham pruning the other day then, thank you!
we've been averaging 2 tornadoes in upstate NY each year now. It started 4 years ago and prior to that we'd have 1 per 7 years. The wind is constant all year round too.
What is going on? We keep having weird weather too, but luckily not tornadoes. It flooded like this last year, but never this bad since we've been at the farm. We've been getting a very late snow for the past couple springs too. Hope it all settles down.
@@HomegrownPassion LOVE your videos. Down here in Arkansas we have also been getting hammered with rain for 4 months now. Some weeks we get 3-4" some only 1-2 but the water table is saturated so it doesn't take much to soak the soil again. We never had this kind of rain before. I am 60 this yr and it is crazy weather.
Peace & well-being to you and yours!
How many kg per plant? Love, subscribed, sorry for your loss :/
I would love a slice of one of those tomatoes on a hamburger
If you are ever in Ohio and stop at the Hudson Farmer's Market, I will give you one.
Did cropking supply you the twine device for the tomatoes?
Yes, they come pre-wound with the twin. I think they are 50 cents each.
I noticed that you were raising some baskets of flowers for hanging. Do you ever raise any begonias? They are a delicate and beautiful flower.
I have never grown them, but my neighbor gave me a cute little planter with them, so I’m looking forward to watching them grow.
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GSM is upon us to stay. Feel for farmers caught in its destruction.
We have had 10 inches of rain in 48hrs before
Yikes! That is so much. I can’t imagine the flooding.
Hi Devon! Can you tell me the size of your HLG light? I am thinking it is the small one or 65Watt. My NFT starter kit from crop king is on it's second batch of lettuce :0) I am going to order some 6 foot channels to try in the basement. :0) Thank you for your awesome informative videos.
Yep that’s the one. It’s about $100, but worth it. That’s awesome about your desktop system! The new light is making a big difference on mine. Thank you!
So the Dutch bucket tomatoes are not flood and drain? Just watered by droppers?
Yes that is right. They have emitters that are on timers. They have very little runoff.
How do you fight white flies?
How do you keep tomato worms out of the greenhouse?
Thank you for your time.
They can’t get into the main greenhouse and so far we haven’t had them in the high tunnel. I get them in my garden. I pick them off and throw them to the chickens.
Great Video sweetie which HLG group do you have, I see they vary in watts, price etc. Thank you.
We did a video on the Nextlight LED lights we just installed
love your vids, could you tell me the model HLG light you are using? thanks
Thanks! It’s the HLG 65 V2 and is about $100.
@@HomegrownPassion thank you 😊
@@HomegrownPassion if you can implement a system where you can lower the light to about 30cm above the plants, that will increment the amount of light they get.
Also you can cover the dark stone walls with some reflective material, like aluminium foil to reflect the light from the walls to the plants.
I used to grow plant experiments in closed glasshouses with 24h lights. Good videos, God bless you. 😄✌
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Hi, seems to me you are only lowering the tomato vines and not moving them sideways. Wouldn't that give you more vine length? As long as you have space of course.
We do lean and lower. At the end of the season last year the tomato vines were 52 feet long wrapping around the bottom of the bato buckets. I’ll do a video this year on it.
Awaiting that video.I am not a commercial grower, but I remember that was the MO in The Netherlands, As you may know. Dutch tomatoes are probably the best.....hahaha next to yours of course. 52 feet, that's impressive. Thanks.
Beats working in an office.
For sure! 😄
What state are you located in?
we are in Ohio
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The only time 3 inches is impressive :P
Devon, why don’t you compress the potting soil before you plant the gourds.
It seemed pretty compressed after I watered it, before I put the seeds in. Hopefully they’ll come up.
Devon, I wanted your feeling about compressing the soil too much. I compress alot and wondered after seeing you plant seeds in soil that seemed not to be compressed at all. My concern is was I doing this all wrong. My idea was to have a solid mass that would hold together when transplanting. Thanks for your thoughts
Hi. you are a wonderful woman. I want ask you, What type this tomato?
Thank you....the tomatoes is Rebelski from Johnny Seeds
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If its flooded forget it ie: dont drive through it!!!
Yes very good advice! Never know if the road is washed away.
wooo wooo did she say she has a gas well ON the property? How does that work? lets see pics babe
Do know the name of the tomatoes you grow.
They are Rebelski from Johnny Seed
@@HomegrownPassion Thank you....you're awesome.
I am glad everyone is ok . It can be a little scary when you have major storms And live near a river. This is a personal question and you can choose not to answer, but I hear you mention your husbands name but never see him on camera. Is he really that camera shy
Yes this flood was pretty bad this time. Bobby doesn’t mind being on camera, but he’s been busy at work. Lots of Saturdays and late evenings lately.
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