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I always learn something new watching your videos, thank you! I'm one week away from planting my peppers here in Denver, CO and look forward to the "holding hands" (okay, that just makes me smile) and straw/compost combo techniques this season.

Thanks for the thorough explanation of the test and spotlighting how some results are not always a problem.

Your sample won’t have the same properties when tested as it was in the ground. Chemistry doesn’t goes on break when it gets sent off for testing. Keep that in mind when doing this.

Mulberry is always easier and more prolific

My Grandma had around 100 chickens I was only 5 She had two"brooding pens", small wodden cages. She told me it was for old hens that could not lay anymore, but go into permanent brood mode, even chasing other hens Off thier eggs. When I asked her how long they have to stay in the jail, She said, usually, only til Sunday..........😶

Can we do this with pepper plants as well?

Any updates?

Thank you for the information. New here watching from South Australia.

Very interesting with stories that make viewers happy. Thank you. Wishing you and everyone good health and peace.❤🎉

Are you and epic gardening gay together? Genuinley curious

Bhai ki Ghar ki kehti hai

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Ooh, this sounds so good…

Been searching n searching for your video on how to grow my own sweet potato slips.

Mmmmm I'm growing passion fruit this year

We eat.potato leaves. It says that It's high in iron. It has magnesium, calcium potasium, vit. C abd vit. b6

Beaaar witness!!!

Question Jacques, I planted my tomatillos yesterday in the ground but I wasn’t aware I had to plant them together. I watered them this morning already before watching your video. Should I dig one plant out and put it next to the other? Would it disturb the plant too much if I do? Todays date for reference: 5/17/24. Thanks in advance, also I’m so glad I came across your channel. I found you through Epic Gardening.🌱

I never knew those were ladybugs

I have always loved growing peppers and have quite an extensive pepper seed collection, my super hot pepper collection alone is over 200 varieties. I love growing them but honestly the only one I really enjoy eating is ghost pepper, and even then it’s dehydrated, ground into flakes and added to dishes very sparingly. My favorite way to eat it is in white chocolate with sea salt added, it’s amazing with the sweet, spice and salt combined. Of the hot peppers that are not in the super hot range scotch bonnet is my hands down favorite. And jalapeño is probably the one I cook with the most because everyone in my family can handle it and enjoys the mild spice it adds. I grow about 12 or 15 jalapeño plants every year to make sure I have plenty for poppers, salsa, and at the end of summer a big batch of cowboy candy.

Ants and lady bugs eat aphids

Love when you two do videos together

any Indian watching this..??

Wait you can plant potatoes now in san diego? I started mine in february 👀

I thought I was the only one who removes the bottom tray for my chickens when I put them in jail or rehab.😊

Yes please

Jacques would yo please do part 2 if three sisters gardening😊😊🤞

Thank you so much for this video! I’m in my third year gardening and have started to switch over to organic fertilizers.

Omg watching those raccoons gives me nightmares of the groundhog eating my eggplant

Passionfruit is the best 🤤 that is an impressive vine with a crazy high yield! If only they'd grow in this miserable British climate 😂

I might be wrong about this, but isn't the reason why people usually grow mushrooms in rather sterile environments that mushrooms get easily colonized by bacteria and other fungus such as mold that you can't always spot with the naked eye?

A naive guess would be that the population of grub predators would naturally tend to increase over time as well, but if they're things like birds, then maybe not

What do you look for in a soil acidifier? I'm sure there are some scammy products out there that don't contain good quality ingredients so I'm curious how to avoid getting one of those

She goes right back in… lol

I’m on my way to the store to get me a sweet potato 🍠 😁

Jacques, this is fantastic! So fun to watch the entire process.

First time grower and planter here. I told myself this year I will just throw it in the soil and see what happens. Right now the bottom of my bean shoots the first few leaves turned a big yellow and dried and died out but the rest look good. What could be wrong and what can I do to fix it?

I’m also a big fan of AgroThrive. Been using it for a couple years also in conjunction with Espoma fertilizers and it really makes your plants pop when it’s applied. My raised beds especially seem to love it. I use synthetic fertilizer when growing out seedlings though to get them as big as possible and once in the garden it’s all organic.

Would love an update and more grape info

that cabbage got jumped

So we’re not adding salt

The seeds at the store say German chamomile. Is this the same thing?

How much salt per gallon?

My topped and untopped end up at exactly the same place. By late August, you'd never know which was which.

I like to zest my lime use everything😉

Build a dragonfly pond! (Kevin sent me)

Why he broke the cabbage neck like that 😂

Very helpful, thank you for sharing your knowledge!

I plan to grow a large bed of Jerusalem artichokes next year.

Hi Jacques! I know this is about peppers, which is very helpful in itself (because peppers have not been an easy one for me) but ALSO, how do you get your strawberries (or anything) to do so well in the Greenstalk? I know how to get my garden plants do well (all things considered) but I can't seem to get plants in the Greenstalk to thrive. Thanks for your videos! I enjoy your content and way at it.