This channel is dedicated to growing your own food when you do not have a lot of space in your garden. I live in a city and in a cold climate. Therefore, trying to grow vegetables and leafy greens year round is a challenge. That is when i discover hydroponic. You do not need to have an outdoor garden in order to grow and harvest your own food. I want to change the general belief that you need to have a lot of land, work on soil garden and in the sun in order to enjoy gardening. For the people like me that live in an area that has a long and cold winter, we yearn for the spring to come in order to pick up the gardening tools. Wait no more! We can do gardening right now, indoor. Not only that, we can also eat the fruit of our labor by cooking healthy and delicious meals. I am excited to share with you all my journey with indoor gardening and explore what we can achieve together.
I have a small Silas Marner. Can’t wait till he grows up & gives me roses like yours. You are 100% right about Earth Angel & the heat. I am in 9b full sun. She has grown into a big girl But gives small roses & few at that. I am hoping fall will be better. Spring blooms were much better. Love this garden tour. Just subscribed.
@totallydomestic433 my EA does well this year. I have to post an update video on my garden for this year. I decided to leave my EA where it is since I'm in the cooller zone. But no roses perform well in the summer, regardless of the zone. We just have to grow something else for the summer display.
@@dyloak6450 You can definitely grow radish hydroponically since it's round. I would not grow carrots, unless you pick the small, round variety of carrots.
I am so glad to see that you are posting again! I just found your vlog over the winter after starting to use hydroponics and I have found your posts to be extremely informative! I also love your rose garden! Please keep posting!
Can I use top soil and sand? What nutrients do they need to fertilize? I have seeds I scratched, soaked , they are 3 days in soe. How long will it take to see flowers?
Top soil alone is okay. You can buy the lotus tabs to feed your plants. But only feed it once the leaves grow above the water. I have not successfully grown lotus from seeds, but I think it will take months or even a year to see flowers. I recommend growing from tubers.
Poncirus trifoliate, winter hardy lemon tree which go till about -25 degrees Celsius. In Fahrenheit about -80 degrees Fahrenheit. Check out again because I am not so sure of the Fahrenheit degrees.😊
Liên cho minh hoi trong DA roses ở Cali được khg? Minh ở SoCal hè rất nóng! Nếu trong DA roi se co repeats throughout summer khg? Hay hong se shut down? Muốn trồng lam nhưng so khg co repeats. Cho minh y kiến nhe! Cảm ơn Liên nhiều! Thanks for replying to my question concerning the catmint. ☺️
Đa số DA trồng ở nam Cali đều lặp hoa nhé bạn. Nhưng nếu nhiệt độ nóng quaq thì form hoa và màu hoa không chuẩn. Hoa hồng đẹp nhất vào mùa xuân. Còn mùa hè thì vẫn có hoa nhưng chỉ nở lác đác và không đẹp. Ở bang lạnh như mình cũng vậy.
Hi Lien, Love the video and all the info. Really enjoyed looking at your garden. Could you pls tell me the name of the purple flower lining the walkway? R they catmint?
Hello Liên, ❤️❤️❤️ the video. Love what you did with your big backyard! Amazing!!! Can you tell me the purple flowers you have lining the walkway? Are they catmint?
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. I have a pepper plant I call baby and he took over my entire hydro garden. He has a trunk! Lol. I was so worrie I'd kill him trying to transplant him. Thank you so much!
It’s amazing how quickly the roses get added into our gardens. You start with one & then 💸💸💸it quickly escalates ❤😅 Beautiful collection. I just got Summer Romance & Pretty in Pink Eden from Heirloom. And one order of 4 bareroots from David Austin: 2 Bathsheba’s, Poets Wife & Lady of Shallot for my mother in law. I already have 2 Boscobels & Lady of Shallot. Have a few other roses but those are the newest. I think 13 total so far, but I started maybe 3 years ago.
I just subscribed you did a wonderful job narrating your roses I bought my first David Austin. I’m new to growing roses so keep your fingers crossed. Can you tell me if you have trouble with deer eating your plants in your garden and if so, what do you do for that?
Deers are roaming my neighborhood in a pack of 4-8 every day. The only thing that works is a 7 foot fence. Nothing else works here. They eat everything, including salvia and beebalm, which are known to be deer proof.
You most certainly can grow the seeds from the seed pod. There is a lotus native to America and the seed pods are sold for arts and crats. People sometimes grow the seeds if there are any in those seed pods.
With either of the pure species, it's a easier to know what you are getting, but what she was saying was that she had had bad experiences buying seeds for specific horticulturally-bred varieties, especially of the micro lotuses. Which is true for any specialty plant, really. You have to have a seller you know you can trust, when buying seed. She said she didn't have a pond, and so was growing dwarf/bowl lotuses. Nelumbo lutea can't be grown as a bowl lotus... it will struggle even in a relatively generous-sized container. I wish more people with the space *did* grow our native lotus from seed, but nucifera is showier, I guess, so it's more popular 😔
The plastic lids that came with my Jiffy pellets did not seal properly over my seedlings. Is this a common problem or am I doing it wrong? 3 sides fit snuggly but the 4th side did not. I ended up putting the lids on and then covering with some saran wrap. But it's been a pain to keep opening them up to see how my seeds are doing. Any help you could give me would be appreciated.
