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VIDEO: 3 Ways to Keep Your Plants Cool and Thriving During Hot Weather
Keeping your plants cool cal and collected during hot weather will help them survive and thrive longer allowing you to enjoy them longer. Check out our new clothing line! http:www.freshpickedapparel.com
So, this week, we had 50 mph wind gusts which tore apart my little plastic green house/poly tunnel. We then shot up to 105 degrees. And to add insult to injury, the ground squirrels ate my kale and cabbages. I’m very discouraged right now.
Thank you for all the videos you turely are a great person
I'm in zone 4b Montana we have temperature swings from 85 to 35 … so crazy we don't have spring either. time for the greenhouse to stabilize
cilantro YUCK.. lol
We are expecting hot again this weekend (90’s) in Southeastern Michigan. Last week we had 40’s and the furnace was on!
Michigan weather must be similar to our weather conditions
Little to no Spring in Colorado too. We had snow 3 weeks ago, and now it’s 90 degrees.
Where did you get your humas?
It is 99 here in Minnesota today. My lettuce came back from last year I finally started my gardening yesterday because we were still getting 30’s and 40 degree weather last week. Today a lot of my crop are droopy. I started watering them early this morning before it had gotten too hot out. But it was already in 80 at 7 this morning. For the next 7 days it will be in its 90s.
I have 108-degree weather – the sun is burning everything – what can I do? ;-(
it's my first year
my tomato dying very fast
I plant in the container…
We have to thing like a forest nobody touch it everything regrow by itself….
Hat is the difference between pellon interfacing materiale &shadecloth
My swiss chard was suffering under this extreme heat om the west side of my house. I put a bag of ice near the roots. It popped up.
What exactly is humus? Do you buy it? I'm a bit confused, it looks like mulch.
I don’t have a lot room for a raised bed. I a 20’ x 15’ . My problem is when plant spinach and Lettuce for second time, because some of the plants were bolting already. We were having a lot rain lately. But seedlings still , did not grow. Why. Also I so much trouble with slugs and snails eating my wife’s Korean radish, I try nematodes, but it still did not work. I need help for underground insects
Nice tips
So basically you’re using a “Back to Eden garden method”.
Would a straw cover work?
So Luke, do you keep a soil thermometer or recommend monitoring that as we build our soil?
Same thing in WA state too hot right after cool same thing happens Fall to Winter. 100s now
Nice I put a vid out like this too
Go to Malaysia, and you know what hot mean
Sooooo how about Phoenix?
Beautiful green lush were you recording the vpd
So adding shredded wood mulch?
Talk, talk, talk
Here in North Texas, right next door to the sun, the extremely hot weather of 30 C (100 F) and higher temperatures starts around mid to late spring and ends around early to mid fall. And even using the rain water I harvest, still need to use city water. The heat has been killing the majority of seedlings and sprouts. And not many survive post transplanting so my garden has been overtaken by unknown plants. However, despite no watering, no feeding, and no maintenance what so ever, my raised bed is full and green. I try very hard to take care of the plants and they wilt and die. I am going to start growing weeds. 100% zero effort needed to grow weeds. Heat and cold hearty. And apparently seeding is not required to grow weeds.