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Trying to grow reaper, it keeps flowering but not fruiting. The flower falls after it blooms. Curious to see how it does over the summer

Very helpful video. Thank you.

What are suckers?

i finally found your channel again after a long time🎉 love your vids man

I think this might be bizarre even for the US market. Over here in Australia, Coles supermarket sells 4 x fresh Reapers for what would be $2.50 usd. No idea who buys rhem! 😅

I imagine that's treated wood right? And does the guage on the mesh matter? Say I have hex patterned chicken wire, would that work?

Did you staple your hand on purpose?

informative but too silly? why

Consider doing drop and lean for the indeterminates. Ideally you would have another row so you can run them in a loop. You'd would probably want to consider a different tie off technique so it's easy to move them to the next spot over when they reach the top.

andddd i clooooose myyyy eyes ! only for a moment and the moments gone 🥲😭

That's exactly how I do my tomatoes. Except I stake my one end of the line into the ground and use tomato clips (a special clip you can buy cheap that holds the line and the plant) and the grow amazing. It also allows you to lower and lean the plant over if it gets too tall too. My one suggestion would be to get a taller trellis, as my indeterminates grew to be over 10ft tall even in my short growing season.

Im definitely going to try this next year. I’d love to see an update at the end of the season!

Thanks for the videos! No thanks for the tomatoes

Will definitely be using one of these to grow everything except tomatoes!

I don’t like tomatoes.

Loved the video. Thanks to your “pumpkin” sex-ed 🎃🎃🎃

I do not like tomatoes.

Wow, great tips! 😮😅👹

I do not like tomatoes.

I love basil! The extra fertilizer adds a nice touch of flavor to my pesto. Love your videos! ❤️

Can you use a green tea?

4:46: When you use Miracle-Gro 18-18-21, do you fertilize the leaves/fruits or the soil?

Just discovered you! Keep it up! I'm a new gardner and ive got some plants that need fertilizer! going tomorrow and gonna feed my babies!

I'm ashamed of how many tomato plants I still have still in their seedling pots. 😅

Looking good! 😎

these trellis look very good!!

What can I take to make me dance like you 😁

I tried to start a banana pepper plant using four different methods and nothing happened. This was the first method that actually worked. Thank you!

Sorry, but I have to disagree re: a wooden trellis system. I tried it last year on about one-third of my tomato plants using both oak and maple 1x3 uprights, and they failed in moderate winds before the tomato plants even half-way peaked. They rotted at the point where lumber met the ground. I will never do that again. String trellising is the way to go. The remainder of my tomato plants on string trellises did just fine.

I have 50 tomato plants and no solution for supporting them yet. I'd have to buy 75 8' bamboo canes or do this. I'm still not sure what I'm gonna do yet, LOL. The Mckenzie choco cherry is my favourite tomato so far. I hope it works out for you.

Thanks for sharing 😀

That dance took me out. 😭🤣

That’s a perfect mix son 😁

How do I get the seeds

Go organic and top dress with some worm castings and gaia green power bloom. Miracle gro is disgusting

Thanks for the tips👍

Please don’t talk with your mouth full.

Do I need to cut off the first flower?

Nice video

I was not expecting the dance session! 😂 Go Lucas, Go Lucas

actually, peppers - fertilize the same way indeterminate tomatoes should be because these 2 plants are flowering, bulking up fruits, and ripening them all at the same time. yes 15-30-15 is good. but alternate them weekly with something like you mention - 10-10-20. the reason is higher P in NPK pushes flowering, and K pushes bulking up of fruits (this is actually vegetative). i take this opportunity to emphasize to have calcium be the primary vegetative (vs. reproductive) growth nutrient instead of nitrogen. result? notice your internodes - shorter when calcium is the primary vegetative growth nutrient vs. nitrogen. these plants are moving back and forth from emphasizing vegetative growth and then reproductive growth - they are never just doing vegetative exclusively or reproductive exclusively...blessings to all

So grateful to have experienced gardeners like you lucas making content to help first-time growers like myself make a nice garden!

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Agree with everything except the MiracleGro… don’t like the company, don’t like the products.

Growing a successful garden makes ME want to dance, too. At 73yo, I 'dance" in my head and just enjoy the fruits of my labor.

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According to Dr. Bruce Bugbee there's no such thing as synthetic fertilizer the only difference between compost and "chemical" fertilizers is about 4 to 5 years ------ compost breaks down to the exact same thing,in 4 to 5 years, as the (so called) chemical fertilizers and neither you, or your plants, nor any LAB, can tell the difference. NO plants use phosphorus they use P2O5 which is a phosphate of an ionic compound which is in scientific terms a "SALT" (if you drink a coke or pepsi read the ingredients you'll see phosphoric acid listed --- this is basically what your plants NEED and is basically P2O5) . Same goes for the metal potassium ---- plants use K2O which an ionic compound of the metal potassium which also has a scientific term of "SALT". Check the fertilizer bags. ALL life forms (humans, plants, animals, soil bacteria, soil microbes and so on) need trace "metals" to survive --- look at a vitamin bottle next time you're in a store then ask your pharmacists if you can actually consume any TRUE metals or if your body uses "salt compounds" instead. 100% true organic growing is just an unnecessary, expensive SHAM. The "salt" you use in the kitchen saltshaker is NaCl, which is a salt {and will kill plants} BUT ALL salts are NOT NaCl. Think of it as a Ford is a car but not all cars are Fords -- there are chevy, dodge, porche, ferrari and on and on --- point is they're all different. Another way to think of it is many mushrooms are extremely good for your health and many mushrooms will absolutely KILL you if you eat them --- think of plants and salt in this way and you'll understand. Also consider this --- you absolutely need water to survive ------- BUT if you drink too much at 1 time ------ it'll kill you ----- moderation is the KEY to all things.

Hi Lucas, great video! Your grow light setup is def something to consider for next year's garden (during long Canadian winters ❄☃). Hope you get to 1,000 views!

Big fan love your stuff

Been waiting for so long 🫡