Organic Container Garden Update MAY 20th raw food diet vegetable gardening how to plant grow

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🌱 Planting cucumbers and pole beans requires fluffing up the soil and creating a square foot grid.

🌱 The cucumber seedlings are planted roughly 4 per square foot, while the pole beans are planted 9 per square foot.

🌱 Using a spoon, small holes are made in the soil for each plant, helping them to emerge faster.

🌱 Trellises are placed for the cucumber plants to climb on.

🌱 Trimming back lower tomato leaves is important to prevent blight from affecting the plants.

🌱 Grape clusters are trimmed when they are starting to develop, removing long shoots to avoid wasting energy.

🌱 Lettuce plants can be trimmed to get multiple harvests.

🌱 A colander with drilled holes is used to water grape vines and fruit trees.

🌱 A garden layout includes various plants like peas, beets, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, corn, kale, and cucumbers.

🌱 Extra plants like peppers, tomatoes, basil, and corn are also growing surprisingly well without much watering.

Timestamped Summary

00:08 The gardener prepares to plant cucumbers and pole beans.

00:19 The soil is fluffed up using a putty knife.

00:25 Holes are made for the seeds using a spoon.

00:31 The trellises are placed for the cucumbers.

01:45 The gardener assists a struggling plant to come out of the soil.

02:03 The plant is placed closer to the top to receive more sunlight.

02:35 The gardener trims back lower tomato leaves to prevent blight.

03:02 Grape clusters are shown in their early development stage.

03:39 The gardener trims lower leaves of lettuce for multiple harvests.

04:20 A colander is repurposed to water grape vines and fruit trees.

04:52 The garden layout is shown, including various plants such as peas, beets, lettuce, peppers, and tomatoes.

06:11 Different types of corn are shown growing.

06:40 More plants, including kale, pole beans, and cucumbers, are showcased.

07:07 The gardener gives an update on the Roma tomatoes, butternut squash, and hot peppers.

07:27 Containers in front of the garage hold additional tomato and pepper plants.

07:51 French breakfast radishes are shown in the outer edge of the containers.

08:03 The Celeste and brown turkey fig trees are shown.

08:26 Extra pepper plants, tomato plants, and a corn plant are displayed.

08:54 The basil plants have been chewed up.

09:05 The gardener adds olive oil and apple cider vinegar to a container.

10:36 A birdhouse is mounted on a metal fence post to prevent cat harassment.

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Q&A

What does the gardener use to plant the cucumbers and pole beans?

The gardener uses a little putty knife to make holes for the cucumber seeds and spoon to make holes for the pole bean seeds.

How many holes does the gardener make for the pole beans?

The gardener makes 9 holes per square foot for the pole beans.

How many cucumber plants does the gardener place per square foot?

The gardener places roughly 4 cucumber plants per square foot, with 2 extra in the middle for a slightly larger space.

How does the gardener help seedlings that are struggling to come out of the soil?

The gardener gently moves the dirt around the struggling seedlings to help them come out of the soil.

What does the gardener do to prevent blight on the tomato plant?

The gardener trims back the lower tomato leaves to keep them away from the dirt and prevent blight from spreading.

How does the gardener water the grape vines and fruit trees?

The gardener uses a container with drilled holes and a rinsed water to water the grape vines and fruit trees.

What plants are in the main garden?

The main garden contains grade Wharf sugar snap peas, Detroit red beets, red sail lettuce, black seeded Simpson lettuce, California wonder bell peppers, Marconi sweet peppers, sun sugar cherry tomatoes, corn, kale, pole beans (rattlesnake variety), peperoncini peppers, Roma tomatoes, butternut squash, serrano and Cayenne hot peppers, French breakfast radishes, and fig trees.