November 21, 2024

VIDEO: 5 Tips How to THIN Out a TON of SEEDLINGS


In this video, I give you my 5 top tips on how to thin out a ton of vegetables! Thinning out young vegetable plants in the garden helps the other grow on and has other benefits discussed in this vid.

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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: 5 Tips How to THIN Out a TON of SEEDLINGS

  1. Hi Mark, I notice that you don’t mind handling some plants like radish and parsnip with bare hands, where I always find them a bit prickly and stinging. Any comment on poisonous/ stingy plants?

  2. Thank you for following your passion for you're taught me how to grow my favorites foods. Will definitely keep you posted on my progress as an amateur grower.

  3. I’m watching your videos every day. I only subscribed this year, so I have a Ton of videos to enjoy a bit each day. Hoping the more I watch, the better I get at gardening – by diffusion lol! Just harvested my first crop of Bok Choy. Thank you Mark!

  4. Not thinning out was my BIGGEST mistake with my pot garden.
    Every plant, grew small. No matter what it was.
    Makes complete sense to me though! I haven't made that mistake this season, thanks to your videos!!! And im growing my first purple basil, because of how much you seem to like growing it! Super excited!

  5. Mark your a wizard in the garden! Learning every day from both your channels. I find myself going back to older video to help recollect what you said about certain fruit… AWESOME ADVICE! Keep getting started Garden wizard!

  6. I love your videos. I live in Utah, USA.
    Kinda different climate but still great content and helpful. Thanks. P.s. you're pretty handsome and entertaining.

  7. I really love how with all the info u keep it fun!! Ty I have been using most of what I’ve learned from u with great success. Also congrats on working with the epic gardener!

  8. Hi! I love your videos and gardening ways! I just thinned a bunch of carrots, and they are similar in size to the ones in this video.. do you just clean them really well and eat them without peeling since they're so small? I always peel big carrots, but I don't think that would go well with these 🙂

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