Busy times in the garden. Are you going to dig over your tomato bed? If you have water butts to collect rainwater you can fill them with tap water and the chlorine will evaporate, not sure at what rate though, plus the sun will warm it up so less cold shock for the plants 😁🌱🐛☀️
Based on how quickly the chlorine evaporates out of our pool, it would likely happen pretty quickly…and I already have the tools to measure chlorine to boot! Great idea…and I never thought of it🥴😬😲! I am not going to till or completely turn over my tomato bed. I will loosen it, add a bunch of compost on top, water, add a few more amendments and loosen one more time before planting my beans. I’m starting my beans in trays to minimize squirrels digging up the seeds and will transplant in a few weeks. Thanks for all the feedback, I really appreciate it!
@@greyghostgardening5353 Good to hear, that should be really healthy soil to plant in. Try to use really deep pots/modules for the beans to get good root growth, my beans were hammered by slugs but because they had good roots they've grown back well. I look forward to watching your progress 😁🌱🐛☀️
Your avocado is probably suffering due to the heat and intense sunlight, I'm assuming you water them regularly and deeply, the joy one doesn't look so bad so the lila one could also be sensitive to salts in the soil, regular deep watering will help flush them out with good drainage 😁🌱🐛☀️
Take off the lower growth on the orange tree up to about 3feet then the energy will got to the upper growth 😁🌱🐛☀️
Busy times in the garden. Are you going to dig over your tomato bed? If you have water butts to collect rainwater you can fill them with tap water and the chlorine will evaporate, not sure at what rate though, plus the sun will warm it up so less cold shock for the plants 😁🌱🐛☀️
Based on how quickly the chlorine evaporates out of our pool, it would likely happen pretty quickly…and I already have the tools to measure chlorine to boot! Great idea…and I never thought of it🥴😬😲! I am not going to till or completely turn over my tomato bed. I will loosen it, add a bunch of compost on top, water, add a few more amendments and loosen one more time before planting my beans. I’m starting my beans in trays to minimize squirrels digging up the seeds and will transplant in a few weeks. Thanks for all the feedback, I really appreciate it!
@@greyghostgardening5353 Good to hear, that should be really healthy soil to plant in. Try to use really deep pots/modules for the beans to get good root growth, my beans were hammered by slugs but because they had good roots they've grown back well. I look forward to watching your progress 😁🌱🐛☀️
Your avocado is probably suffering due to the heat and intense sunlight, I'm assuming you water them regularly and deeply, the joy one doesn't look so bad so the lila one could also be sensitive to salts in the soil, regular deep watering will help flush them out with good drainage 😁🌱🐛☀️
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