Sharing God's Blessings by teaching and encouraging others to grow their own food. From basic gardening, to greenhouses and hydroponics, I do some of everything.
I'm so saddened to hear of Don's passing. When I was gardening, I learned so much from him. I'm just a country boy who grew up on a farm and forgot what I learned growing up. His videos were inspirational and reeducated me on what my dad taught me. I'm saddened of his passing as farming or gardening is a dying art. Prayers!
Hope you're doing ok, my friend. I watched your videos a decade ago when i started gardening, and now that im getting back into my favorite hobby again, Im rewatching all of your content. I'd love to see an update on how you're doing!
You got me when you said, "The Good Lord is always looking out". And when "somehow or another it always works out", those of us who know, KNOW without a shadow of a doubt exactly how *things always work out.* God Almighty has a way of making things work out for the best for those who believe in Him especially. I really enjoyed this video! Your positive demeanor just seeped through the screen somehow, and into our lives in the moment. Thank you for showing us all how simple it is to grow things. Believe me, we will all need to know how to do so if we're at all to survive what is coming from on the horizon.
Great job, this is how we learned to do dutch buckets. Somebody's probably already said this but I figured out a couple of cheats on getting the pipe through the Grommet. Dish soap and put the elbow on - it's acts like a handle. Great video tho
Appreciate if the feed details is also discussed. What NPK ratio of wsf is used and working EC of the solution plus the average daily temperature and humidity in the growing area.
Hello. Just found your RU-vid channel. I’m Joe from Springfield Missouri. I watched you how you make a Dutch Bucket out of square 5 gal buckets. I would like a total cost of what you made or total buckets.
AMEN BROTHER. WE ALWAYS GREW A BIG GARDEN AND IT FED AL OUR FAMILY AND A MAJORITY OF OUR NEIGHBIRS. IT IS WORK, BUT THE BUT THE SMILE YOU GET WHEN YOU HAND SOMEONE A BASKET OF FRESH HAND PICKED GOODS OFF THE VINE, IS WELL WORTH IT. ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY ARE INCAPABLE OR NOT AS WELL TO DO. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. GIVE AND PAY IT FOWARD. ITS A GIFT FROM GOD AND A BLESSING. I WISH EVERYONE HAD THAT MENTALITY. THE WIRLD WOULD BE DIFFERENT, AS WE KMOW IT NOW. SHARE IT, AND TEACH THOSE THAT ARE WILLING, TO DO SO FOR THEMSELVES.
FEED ME SEAMOR ! Lol… (little shop of horrors); I know I saw beets too ? What NPK ratio do you use, do you use the same for beets that you do for cabbage ? With beets, you need clay pebbles or vermiculite to grow in, but with cabbage there’s roots so you don’t need a medium like beets do ?! I love hydro root vegetables; Thanks ; )
I've never done full-blown back to Eden techniques, but I had a couple loads of wood chips delivered over to put in low spots around my fruit trees to decompose and fill in the gaps. Nothing is being bothered by it. When I want to plant something in it, I pull back the wood chips until I hit dirt. Nitrogen is only sequestered in the soil if it is mixed into the soil. Also, in less than 6 months in my climate the wood chips are definitely already on their way to breaking down and everything in the neighborhood looks great.
Bobby if you still look at these comments and respond please respond to this comment. I have a question I would like to get an answer to from you. Thank you, Steve Silsbee, Texas
I watched your tribute to Webcajun and I watched both of you. You both have got me into doing hydroponics but I do them outside. I was wondering if you still have your greenhouse and are still using it. You have been a big inspiration to me and I feel the way about you as you did about Donald. I would like to be able to meet you and shake your hand and talk with you and see your set up so that when I buy my property I will have a head start on my set up planning. I’m retired but fixing to go back to work on a couple of months. If you would like to text or talk I can send you my number. Thank again, Steve
I to love the simplicity of how you control the change of your water level. Question: since you have a constant flow of water over the roots, why do you need to maintain any water level? Thanks....
I really miss seeing you and Miss Susan's videos. I am ordering another pound of Strike green beans to grow in my cement mixing tubes....and, I got the inspiration from you. My daughter, Ambria, is in a wheelchair and can enjoy gardening on the side deck using Kitty Litter buckets and the hydroponic method YOU taught us. We really miss your wisdom. *Hope it helps* Vivian Ann living 100% off grid on the side of the mountain in northeast Tennessee
