November 21, 2024

VIDEO: 5 TOP TIPS How to Grow a TON of Beetroot


In this video, I give you my five top tips on how to grow lots of beetroots in your home garden. Beets are a very healthy vegetable to eat and are also easy to grow!

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24 thoughts on “VIDEO: 5 TOP TIPS How to Grow a TON of Beetroot

  1. Just a tip for future reference, may help you put less effort into the beets however achieve same result. The size of your raised beds are enough to sustain beets for 3/4/5 seasons. They don’t need to be as wet as you’re seeming to keep them, understand the top inch dry doesn’t mean the whole raised bed isn’t moist the next 3 foot down, especially if you’ve added material to hold moisture. Overwatering will however cause you to need to add more amendments/nutrients within the next year or so as you’ll wash it all down through the raised bed, leaving only the drained sandy loamy ish bits of sand/dirt.

    So tip, understand what moisture is, then you won’t have the issue of needing to water BEETS everyday, as well as re amending your soil for BEETS, so often. My point here is that you’re growing BEETS, one of the easiest things to grow, simplify it a bit, it WILL actually save you time and effort with this

  2. No matter the video age, your bubbly personality always shines through! LOVE IT!
    And honestly, thank you for staying positive; you are a light in my dark day many times a week.
    Cheers Mate!

  3. When I first started growing beetroot a few years ago I regularly got nice sized beets golf ball up to tennis ball size. But for some reason the last few years no matter what advice I follow I get zero beets or they are so small they are not worth keeping. The plant grows ok but no beets

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