The Best Time For This Is NOW! Gardening Zone 7a-b | Building A Homestead On A Budget

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Key insights about video The Best Time For This Is NOW! Gardening Zone 7a-b | Building A Homestead On A Budget

🥚 The cost of a dozen eggs has nearly reached five dollars, with variations depending on the location of purchase.

🕓 The video creator mentions being stuck in the middle of something, which could indicate a dilemma or challenge currently being faced.

🌧️ There is a struggle to get outdoor tasks done due to persistent rain in the area, leading to a busy all-night planning session for tasks that need to be completed outside.

🥬 The video includes content on feeding and caring for chickens as well as discussing the management of growing plants and applying fertilizers.

🌿 The use of azomite, a crushed lava rock, is highlighted as a beneficial additive for plants to encourage healthy and thick growth.

🌾 The creator is preparing soil amendments and organic composting methods to improve garden health and productivity.

🍍 A segment showcases the indoor propagation of pineapple tops, emphasizing the importance of clean, filtered water and regular water changes for root development.

🌳 There is a focus on the importance of replanting and properly nourishing fruit trees and vegetables in containers to ensure healthy growth.

🐇 Rabbit manure is used as a natural fertilizer for plants, indicating a cycle of sustainable practices utilized by the video creator for gardening.

🥚 Egg production from chickens appears to be steady even in winter, with a suggestion that adding cayenne pepper to their water improves laying frequency.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 Discussing the high cost of eggs

00:50 Up all night making a to-do list for outdoor activities

01:38 Collecting eggs from the chicken coop

02:46 Showing the collected eggs from the last couple of weeks

03:04 Feeding cabbage to the chickens

06:22 Sprinkling azomite (crushed lava rock) over the garden plants

07:27 Plans to create leaf mulch for organic soil and composting

08:49 Tending to various plants and trees, with plans to replant them

13:10 Handling a pineapple top and readying it for growth in a grow bag

14:53 Using fish fertilizer for fruit trees and pineapple

16:08 Showing blueberry and fig trees, planning to re-pot them

18:12 Pineapples being grown indoors from tops

19:17 Winterizing pepper plants, letting the rain get to them

20:47 Cleaning and storing eggs collected over two weeks

21:40 Reflecting on the production of eggs from her chickens even in winter The video overall focuses on everyday activities on a small farm, with attention to gardening, raising chickens, and maintaining various plants and trees.

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Q&A

How much does a dozen eggs cost right now?

A dozen eggs cost almost five dollars depending on where you go.

Why are you trying to collect eggs from the chickens?

Miss Broody hen didn't want to get up yesterday, so I wasn't able to collect them then.

How do you manage the food for the chickens and rabbits?

I keep their food separate, with the chicken food in a trash can and the rabbit food in a pail.

What is Azomite and how do you use it?

Azomite is crushed lava rock that is added to plants to provide essential nutrients and enrich the soil. It is best applied right before it rains if you are not going to water the plants yourself.

What do you plan to do with the leaves that have fallen from the trees?

I plan to rake up the leaves, put them in trash bags with holes, and set them aside to create leaf mulch and organic soil for my garden.

How often should you add nutrients when growing in containers?

When growing in containers, you need to constantly add nutrients to your soil.

What are you doing with the pineapples you are growing?

I'm getting the excess soil off of the roots of the pineapple tops that I've been growing, and then I will back fill them with new soil and fish fertilizer to provide them with the nitrogen they might be missing.