Urban Survival Patio Gardening - Episode 3

This is the third video in the patio gardening series. The radishes and onions are doing well, while the spinach is not doing ...

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🌱 The spinach in the patio garden experiment has failed miserably, with only a couple of sprouts coming up.

🌱 The green onions that were replanted from store-bought ones have successfully sprouted and grown to two to three inches in height.

🌱 The radishes in the experiment are not doing as well as they would in hot weather or full sunlight, as they only measure about an inch and a quarter across.

🌱 Radishes can be eaten at any time during their development, and the messed-up soil in the middle of the container is where the second planting of seeds was done.

🌱 If the experiment was done on a larger scale, with a longer space to plant in, the radishes could be densely planted and harvested gradually to make room for other radishes to grow.

🌱 The cool weather and lack of sunlight are likely hurting the growth of the radishes in the experiment, as they are underneath the shade and only get a little bit of sunlight every day.

🌱 This patio garden experiment is designed to show people with limited resources, limited sunlight, and limited patio space what it's like to grow a garden or plants in containers.

Timestamped Summary

00:14 The spinach has failed miserably, with just a couple of sprouts coming up.

00:19 The sprouts have stopped growing and the acorns from no tree that hangs over the porch are not doing anything.

00:25 The green onions that we thought out of the store and replanted have already sprouted.

00:31 The onions are coming up pretty good.

01:08 The radishes are doing pretty good, but they are not doing as good as they would have done in hot weather or full sunlight.

01:14 The radishes are only about an inch and a quarter to an inch and a half across.

01:36 You can eat radishes at any time during the development.

01:41 The soil is messed up in the middle where the second planting of the seeds was done.

02:12 Plant the radishes thickly and start pulling them out to make room for the root ball.

02:24 The cool weather and lack of sunlight is stunning the growth of the radishes a little bit.

02:55 This is an experiment for those people that have limited resources, limited sunlight, and limited patio space to be able to grow a garden or some plants inside of a container.

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Q&A

How is the spinach doing in the patio garden?

The spinach has failed miserably, with just a couple of sprouts coming up.

Are the onions growing well in the patio garden?

Yes, the green onions that were planted last weekend have already sprouted and are growing well.

How are the radishes doing in the patio garden?

The radishes are doing pretty good, but not as well as they would have in hot weather or full sunlight.

Can radishes be eaten at any time during development?

Yes, radishes can be eaten at any time during their development.

What can be done to make more room for the radishes to grow?

The radishes can be pulled out to make more room for the root ball and add them to a salad for nutrients.

Why are the radishes not growing as well in the patio garden?

The cool weather and lack of sunlight are likely affecting the growth of the radishes in the patio garden.

What is the purpose of this experiment?

This experiment is for those with limited resources, limited sunlight, and limited patio space to see what it's like to grow a garden in containers.