👍 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 Is Why You Should 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗘𝗥 𝗚𝗔𝗥𝗗𝗘𝗡 🌿 Portability Is A GAME-CHANGER!

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   Chris Darrow 5 years ago

   I just had to do the same thing with my plants mate

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   The Redneck Prepper 5 years ago

   TY

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   Rda Myan 5 years ago

   Had to do the same today. Dragged 4 different types of peppers, citrus trees, and 2 volunteer baby tomato plants into my greenhouse!🌶🍅🍋🍊🫑

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   Annie Gaddis 5 years ago

   Congratulations on earning 1000 subscribers!

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   ole man 5 years ago

   hey man;;;git ya a big o glass chocolate milk and make some fresh hot pepper dip and some doritos or frito scoops and dip and drink;;;;
   lookin at all dim peppers makin me mouth water;;;;;yum yum;;;;great vid;;; 29 here last nite ;;;;lost all my pepper and tomato plants;;; no green house yet;;;almost got your plan made; tho ;;;;;; looks like green tomato chow chow time on the way;;;

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   Ricky Richardson 5 years ago

   Try making some cowboy candy out of the Japleno pepper. Easy and really taste good.

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   The OverWorked Gardener 5 years ago

   I have two pepper plants that I kept alive for like three years I believe now two of the years I planted on the garden and pulled them up before the first Frost this year I just kept them in a pot and grill them that way they're in my garage right now about to go to my greenhouse once I can keep it warm in there need a seal it up and stuff

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   Big Red 5 years ago

   I have a bunch of 4” pvc pipe…would that work instead of the black pipe on the bottom?!! Really enjoy your videos. Keep them coming…learned a lot. You seem to be a very nice person 👍!!

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   Texas Proud Ken 5 years ago

   Can't wait for the comparison video between wicking tubs, grow bags and earth boxes. I use the wicking tubs now and raised beds.

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    1Melody1963 5 years ago

    You are very wise to be selective with the scale of what you grow. I made the mistake of getting’a little’ carried away this year, ha ha. When I figured out that I was going to be home a lot due to Covid, my love of gardening took over my good sense. I canned beans, tomato products, etc., all summer long. Let’s just say I don’t recommend planting 98 foot rows of anything unless you know what you are doing with all of it. I do still plan to garden, and some in my earth garden, larger scale. But a family of 4 can only eat so much okra, melons, etc. Love your videos!! Melody B in NC

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    robert sanders 5 years ago

    Woke up this morning and my tomato's are frozen .. lol .. but thank u .. listened to u and finally got them to grow this year .. so cross fingers next year I will have good tomato's ..next year a bigger and better garden

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    Back To Our Roots 5 years ago

    Thanks for sharing . We are in the Houston area and your videos are very helpful … This is our first year homesteading and we are growing everything in containers also …. Just wanted to say Thanks for all of the info you put out … Happy Holidays to you and your family !

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    Shut up fat head 5 years ago

    We got to 31 last night in San Marcos. Supposed to get down to 27. My baby eggplant didn't make it. Brought in my lemon and olive trees in pots. Your jalapeños look great. 🇨🇱

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    Jim Petter 5 years ago

    Hi Alan. Great video. I use growbags. I have 10 & 15 gallon. I put them in a 10 gallon concrete mixing tub. This is a 20"wide by 28" long by 7" deep plastic tub. It cost $5.95 at Home Depot… and can easily hold two, or three of the smaller growbags. This system works great.

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    Kelly Estes 5 years ago

    If you like jalapeño flavor without the heat, why not try nadapenos ? I want to try habanadas this spring.

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    Juan Fe Peña Rivera 5 years ago

    this life is temporary and the very good news is that we have salvation by believing in Jesuchrist
    
    Romans 10: 9 and 10 believe by faith in your heart and call on his name only he saves
    
    nothing else does st jhon 3:16 ..

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    Pafford Homestead 5 years ago

    Yummy fried green tomatoes 😋

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    Gary H 5 years ago

    My jalapenos are always too dadgum hot!

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    Shannon Rose 5 years ago

    I bought grow bags for the first time . I will use them in spring. Can’t wait. Learning, I’m new to gardening. Last year my first garden was in a kiddie pool! It was so fun. I had no idea that peppers and tomatoes don’t grow well together. Now I know.. the tomatoes did great. Peppers not so great. This year I’ll do better! 😊

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    Shannon Rose 5 years ago

    Thank you for your videos, you really explain things well for people like me ! I’m grateful! I live in Texas also, have you grown an avacado tree yet? I love them so much. I would love to grow one. Not sure if I should wait till I get experienced. But I would like your take on it. I’m in north Texas. I’m guessing they aren’t very easy to grow. I’m wanting to stick with container gardening for now.

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    Melinda Roth 5 years ago

    GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER FOR TEACHING US. THANK YOU.