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Are You Covering Your Plants For The Cold Snap or Taking A Chance⁉️|Let’s Talk About it!



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Cold weather Approaching Kinda did all i can do, now its time to sit back and watch what the next few days will bring……

28 Comments

  1. Claudette Jones

    Hi fam did you hear that come June 2023 you will not be able to buy antibiotics for your animal without a prescription 😮please check and let homestead fam know to stock up

  2. Add Love!™

    Praise God Hallelujah!👑🙌🏽🕊BEAUTIFUL King! ❤️👏🏽🥰Thank You. I have truly missed watching Your Praise; And Worship videos. Always Awesome Fellowship Loves! ❤️👏🏽I really enjoyed You sharing; and discussing our Soon Returning KING, JESUS!👑 Perpetual Love, Peace; And Bountiful Blessings to You; And Your Beautiful Family, Loves!🙏🏽🥰👑🕊❤️

  6. Scrapykat

    When we lived in AZ, if we had a deep freeze, we covered our citrus trees, ran a slow drip, and Watched like a Hawk

  9. Rebecca Sanford

    Greetings from East Texas! Sorry I missed the Live. Beautiful singing. I loved singing some of those Praise and Worship songs

  12. GQUAT TRADITIONZS Ms. Ellen Pankey

    Hi King.
    Our God IS an Awesome God, Amen. He brought my 91 year old Mom home from the hospital this week, and took me through an Oral Surgery.

    I live in CT 6B so I Grow everything with the Cold in mind.

    Blessings Fam. 💜💜💜 AuntieEllen 🤟🏽

  14. jmillie64

    Add a few drops of dish detergent in your open rain water container keeps away mosquitoes or u can buy mosquito bits at Lowe's or home Depot

  18. Mell F

    To answer the question I covered my peppers and tomatoes with straw, fabric cloth and dollar tree waste baskets. My trees are in containers still so they're inside. The collards and potatoes are already under straw so I gave them a pep talk about how much I love them and to be strong 😂. My lettuce and cabbage love it thankfully

    I'm going to at least try. I did start more seeds indoors also as backup

  19. Patricia Hefner

    I covered my potato beds (sweet potatoes, red and yellow Yukons) with clear plastic. I haven’t planted anything else into the garden. Thinking I planted my tomato plants indoors too early. They are over 1’ tall and there is a predicted freeze this weekend. If I pot them up again, I’ll need8” pots!! Also, my Anna apple has blooms 😢 and plum has leaves, not sure how to cover them for tonight’s freeze.

  20. mary jane

    My property is already covered… with snow, and the soil is frozen solid. Right now its 19°. I'm starting my seeds in front and on top of heater vents. From there, they will go under lights. My cold stuff that get started in the house won't go out until early to mid-May. Warm crops will go in early June ,with okra and sweet potatoes late June to early July. I also made a low tunnel from King's instructions. I used 10'×100' plastic purchased from Home Depot to cover the tunnel in utah. My plastic is 6 mil

  21. Ge Adeyeye

    Great share fam! I enjoyed the intro 🎤 I brought most plants in when we had that deep freeze and winds down to 9-10°F here in Georgia 8A for about a week. This go around I am only covering my citris trees for 27-34°F anything lower inside they go.

  22. Gina Gina

    I just brought all my plants inside, my storage room off my patio is my growroom and i hope the heat mats and grow lights keep all warm enough 🌱

  23. Dragon Queen#1

    I'm covering, bringing in, and replanting seeds just in case, I learned from last year. My house looks like a jungle on the inside now but it's ok😂😂. My fruit trees are blooming they are in pots in my kitchen.

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