Mittleider gardening method garden tour week 3 (June 2019)

Week 3 tour of our Mittleider garden in the geothermal heat sink greenhouse and out in the soil. The greenhouse garden is grown ...

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Key insights about video Mittleider gardening method garden tour week 3 (June 2019)

🌱 The greenhouse has been necessary due to nonstop rain 🌧️.

🌱 You can achieve the same results in your own soil without a greenhouse or grow box.

🌱 Peas, cucumbers, and tomatoes are ready to pick and eat.

🌱 Melons, butternut squash, green beans, and broccoli are growing well.

🌱 Beets, celery, and peppers are growing nicely and can be eaten.

🌱 Potatoes and sweet potatoes are also growing, although they have had issues with deer.

🌱 Cascade hops are growing tall, with hop cones starting to come in.

🌱 The mittleider method can be used to achieve similar results in your own soil.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 The video starts with the presenter mentioning that they will do a garden tour.

00:08 They mention that due to the rain, they have been primarily showing the greenhouse.

00:13 The presenter mentions that in the coming weeks, they will show that you can have similar results in your own soil.

00:40 The presenter highlights the peas that are growing well and the cucumbers that they have started to eat.

01:05 They mention that one tomato is ready to pick, with more to come in the next few weeks.

01:10 The presenter shows the melons and butternut squash that are growing.

01:20 They show the healthy zucchini and green beans.

02:07 The presenter emphasizes that you don't need a greenhouse or a custom growing medium to have a successful garden like theirs.

02:47 They show the peppers, tomatoes, celery, and other plants that have been transplanted into the garden.

04:01 The presenter shows the potatoes and sweet potatoes that they grew in a 4-foot mittleider grow box.

04:21 They mention the issue with deer pruning their sweet potatoes, but they always come back.

04:34 The presenter shows their 16-foot-tall Cascade hops plant that is starting to produce hop cones.

05:02 The presenter mentions that in the coming weeks, they will show what's possible with the mittleider method in your own soil, and they hope to convert a few viewers.

05:12 They mention that there are previous videos available on growing in your own soil using the mittleider method.

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Q&A

What is the purpose of the garden tour?

The purpose of the garden tour is to showcase the plants and vegetables that have been grown in the greenhouse and outside in the garden.

Can I achieve the same results without a greenhouse?

Yes, you can achieve the same results in your own soil without the need for a greenhouse.

What are some of the plants that have been successfully grown?

Some of the successfully grown plants include peas, cucumbers, tomatoes, melons, butternut squash, green beans, broccoli, kale, beets, peppers, celery, potatoes, and sweet potatoes.

How can I start my own garden using the Mittleider method?

You can start your own garden using the Mittleider method by providing the necessary nutrients to your plants on a weekly basis, regardless of the condition of your soil. You can either use a greenhouse or grow in your own soil.

Are there resources available to learn more about growing in your own soil?

Yes, there are resources available, such as previous videos on growing in your own soil using the Mittleider method. You can find more information and instructions in those videos.

Mittleider gardening method garden tour week 3 (June 2019)

Key insights about video Mittleider gardening method garden tour week 3 (June 2019)

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Q&A

What is the purpose of the garden tour?

Can I achieve the same results without a greenhouse?

What are some of the plants that have been successfully grown?

How can I start my own garden using the Mittleider method?

Are there resources available to learn more about growing in your own soil?