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By the time you grow some vegetables from your garden, you might as well go get it from the store😅

Wishing you a great and fruitful harvest. happy growing!

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You don't like tomatoes for now. Once you harvest one and taste it, you will be in love with your own grown tomatoes. happy growing and thank you for sharing.

@@TowardGarden haha right! It’s my first year growing anything and I’m so excited. I have a container garden going with 2 asparagus, 2 potatoes, blueberries, 2 squash, 2 zucchini, some beets, those tomatoes I recently got, watermelon and cucumbers! Will add more eventually but I gotta make some more dirt first lol

UA-cam has the mute option just for you. use it.

So delighted to hear it. Welcome to the channel and thank you so much for your comment!😊

It costs around $50 but I use the materials for many other crops. The wire mesh will last a long time to be reused many years. Thank you for visiting!

Usually pumpkins turn from green to yellow/orange. Never heard of a roy pumpkin or black pumpkin. Thanks.

The timeline in the video only serves as a guideline. It will defer from season to season and plants to plants on same variety. Also, seedling will grow slowly if the weather is cold. If you don't see any activity in 2 weeks, most probably the seeds have gone rotten and you need to start over in a sterilized soil. Happy growing and thank you for visiting.

Thanks for the advice! It actually came out yesterday after I posted here😊

@saraning498 wonderful🥳🥳

Hello. Thank you and happy gardening.

Eggplants need plenty of sunlight to grow to their best. You will not harvest good fruits without sunlight. Thanks for visiting.

I'll try to include both as much as possible. thanks.

it helps plants establish roots more faster and be more resistant to disease. 2-3 less fruits is minimal comparing to tens you will harvest in many weeks. it is totally up to you . Thanks for visiting.

I don't know haw exactly the weather is in you area but if you have warm spring weathers, you can grow them at 15-25°C . If too hot, move pots in part shade. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting.

@@TowardGarden it tropical here around 30°c to 40°c mostly humid. Early morning will be misty and chill.

@@arjunjawahar8110 I think yes, you can grow them. If it is too hot, you can move oregano plants to a shady spot, but other than that, they will thrive in tropical climate. Give it a try. happy growing!🌱

@@TowardGarden I will try and let you know

So glad to hear it. Welcome to the channel and thank you so much for subscribing and for your comment! 😊

Right on! the best way to gently water the seedlings. Thank you so much for your comment!

I got the wire mesh from my local garden center. It is sold as tomato wire but I couldn't find the exact item online. I have listed similar wire mesh on my amazon page if interested: amzn.to/3VaYoXf or amzn.to/4by1xGl . You may also use regular welded wire fence 16 Gauge 2"x4" or 2x3" mesh available in major retailers like Home depot or Lowes with the same function and no major effect on growing. I hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!

I keep my seed trays indoors (at room temperature) until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. You can bring them in at nights if temperature drops below 50F (10C). If it is too cold, you can use a cold frame or a clear storage tote with some holes added on the walls as a small green house. I hope this answers your questions and thank you for your visiting.

My seed mix is coir+perlite. But any seed mix available works too. Check this video ua-cam.com/video/cJZcGDAro6w/v-deo.htmlsi=bRfyVPAmbWtplkz5 for the my seed starting recipe. Happy growing and thank you for visitung.

Any pot at least 6 in (15cm)deep will work. Thanks for visiting.

You can move the soil around and check the roots to see if they are well formed and about the supposed size of the planted variety. Or simply pull out one or two out and check if they are ready. Hope this helps and thank you for getting in touch!

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Sounds great. Thank you for sharing!

Happy to have you with us👋 Chives usually starts in 1-2 stems but grow more as they mature. even if you thin seedlings and plant them individually, they will grow in bunches (in weeks). But if you decide to separate seedlings at the time of planting, just like onions disturbing roots is not an issue and they will thrive. Hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment and for subscribing!😊

@@TowardGarden thanks a lot for clarifying.. I really appreciate your help.

@SA-nk8sc glad to be of any help. Happy gardening!

It can be the seeds, the soil you plant them in, or the temperature. Start with a good packet of seeds, a clean seed starting mix, and keep seed tray warm. Hope yo have a better results next time. Good luck! 🌱

Sounds wonderful! So glad you like them. Happy gardening to you as well and thank you so much for your comment! 💚

Glad I could help! Thank you very much for your comment!

If you mean my video, then definitely. Thanks for visiting😁

Depending on the growing condition both can work great. Grow bags have better drainage and aeration for roots, but need more watering. Plastic pots need less watering but plants may be root-bound. I can relate to you because my plants do better in pots than a raised bed. But gardening is a personal journey and everyone finds what best work for them. happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!🌱

the seeds are available at Baker Creek seeds www.rareseeds.com/carrot-uzbek-golden . They ship to different places. Give them a try. happy gardening.

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Very lovely golden indeed😊 Thank you so much for your comment!

Very true. They perform excellent in small spaces. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

hello, female flowers have tiny fruits (like a tiny watermelon) attached at the base. But the male flower don't have any fruits attached. It is shown in the video too. Thanks for visiting.

@@TowardGarden thxx

So glad they are helpful and you like them. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

Awesome. Thank you very much for sharing and for your comment!

@@TowardGarden Your videos are a great tool because we can see the whole growing process and they are interesting as well as to the point. Thank you from Cusco, Peru.

Glad you like the videos and find them helpful. Appreciate your support from Peru👋😊

Dividing them is a great option too. Happy gardening and thank you so much for your comment!

Glad you liked it. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

Hey! You also watch toward garden 😊 I love this channel ❤

Right on! These are one of best performing carrots in tight spaces. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

@OhMyKiwiCats Love to hear it. Thank you so much for your support!😊

For pests damaging leaves such as aphids, cucumber beetles, squash bug, try to monitor the plants and control with the first sign of their presence. I spray Spinosad mix amzn.to/4bekyNx or neem oil mix amzn.to/4bdTE8L when I notice them. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!

​@@TowardGarden Thank you for the recommendations!

Yes, it works for all types of bell peppers. Thanks for visiting.

You can check my video on how to water seedlings ua-cam.com/video/AIeiB31yEJw/v-deo.htmlsi=BuVhL4GxFMX9Kjj- . Keep soil moist but not soggy and skip watering if soil is wet. For gnats, it is critical to take care of two issues. First is the flying gnats. You can use yellow stickers around the seedlings to catch them. But second and most importantly, is their eggs/larvae in the soil that harm the roots and plants. For that the most effective is using Mosquito Bits, which is a biological larvicide. I have listed both on my amazon page for your reference: amzn.to/44F00LL , amzn.to/3QGOYjz . Hope this helps and happy growing!

@@TowardGarden thank you soooo much!!!

@yadymcb2360 glad to be of any help😊

whatever works for you. Thanks for visiting.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much for your comment!😊

I don't think so. Some tomatoes need a long warm season but not all. Peppers and corn do totally fine when weather is warmer. Hope you will have a great harvest. Happy growing and thank you for your comment!