Extreme Heat Emergency: Secret Weapons for Garden Survival

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Learn my top three secret weapons to ensure your garden's survival during extreme heat! Reduce heat stress on your garden so it survives and thrives instead of dies in a heat wave. Don't let scorching temperatures ruin your garden-watch now for essential tips and expert advice!
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00:00 Introduction
00:17 - Signs of heat stress
00:38 - Secret Weapon 1: Strategic Watering
00:50 - Best time: Water in morning
01:28 - Best method: Increase frequency
02:44 - Best method: Hydration stations
03:52 - Best method: Drip trays
04:25 - Secret Weapon 2: Mulch
06:14 - Secret Weapon 3: Provide Shade
06:20 - Shade cloth
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11:13 - Use patio umbrella to shade
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@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

How is your garden doing in the summer extreme heat? Are you going to use my secret weapons to help it survive and thrive? Thanks for gardening with us! -CaliKim & CameraGuy 🇺🇸Independence Day sale: 50% off CaliKim Seed Collections,“JULYGARDEN”, calikimgardenandhome.com. Ends 7.9.24.

@GardenDice 6 дней назад

Hi Kim, I tried shade cloth for the first time today for some of my plants that get the intense afternoon sun. I’m curious, do you use shade cloth for your eggplants? I know they love heat, so does using shade cloth help or hurt their growth? Also, what percentage do you recommend?

@GardenDice 6 дней назад

Hi Kim, one other question. It does get in the mid upper 90s here in Albuquerque, but the temperature cools down once the sun is down in the high dessert here. If the 90 temps are only for just few hours in the hotter part of the day, do you still recommend using shade cloth?

@beckymartinez9926 11 дней назад

Hi Kim, If you put a plastic water bottle over the poles holding up your shade cloth they won’t poke through the cloth and they will be easier to adjust. I like your hydration station idea.

@handsfullofgoodthings 11 дней назад

@@beckymartinez9926 that's a terrific tip!

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi Becky! That's a clever tip about using plastic water bottles over the poles for the shade cloth-ingenious! It sounds like a practical way to keep everything in place and adjustable. I'm glad you liked the hydration station idea too. Happy gardening! 🌿💧

@shellykaev550 10 дней назад

Thanks for these tips…I’m pretty new to gardening, & wondered what I was doing wrong when so many of my precious blooms starting shriveling & falling off! Now I’ve got shade cloth, so I hope they make a comeback - you’re videos are excellent & im lovin my Calikim smart pots!!!

@ritaplaster6957 8 дней назад

Thanks for all those tips to choose from Kim! Our heat wave starts today and will last for at least 5 days!

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

Wow!! Stay cool, Rita!

@randydeshane9991 9 дней назад

I pretty much do the same things you do. Weather here in Modesto has been extremely hot, today it reached 108 degrees. We are going to be this hot for the rest of this week and next week. Not sure what’s going to happen beyond that. Stay cool

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

Wow, 108 degrees is intense-stay cool and hydrated! Hang in there, and happy gardening despite the heat! CK

@seenikgardens 7 дней назад

About 3 weeks ago, (June 17th) I used sheets to try and protect my garden from a hard frost. The low got down to 29 degrees. Things definitely got bit, and set back. Completely killed my cucumbers and butternut squash. 😢 Now just 3 weeks later, I’ll be using those same bed sheets to try and provide shade for our 104 degree forecast. Here’s hoping for the best! 🤞🏼🙏🏻

@CaliKim29 6 дней назад

That sounds like quite a rollercoaster for your garden! It's tough to experience such swings in weather. Using sheets for frost protection and now for shade shows your dedication to your plants' well-being. Hopefully, they bounce back strong from the heat. Wishing your garden a quick recovery and better weather ahead! CK

@brianseybert192 10 дней назад

A lot of great Info as always. Shadecloth has been a must the last 2 years, not so much this year, 90F definitely drop tomato and pepper blossoms. Building more fungi in my garden beds, fungi not only sequester carbon, feed our plants, they hold a ton of moisture. Been wrapping my grow bags along a south facing fence with mylar blankets. Reflects 90% of the sun's rays, keeps the bags cooler and they do not dry out as fast. Stay Well!!!!

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

Thanks for sharing all these awesome tips and strategies! Shade cloth is a lifesaver in hot weather, and it's great to hear how you're incorporating fungi and mylar blankets for your plants' benefit. Keeping those tomatoes and peppers happy and hydrated is key! Stay well, too, and happy gardening! 🌞🌿

@sandrabrown6860 11 дней назад

Yes❣❣❣ I am so GLAD that you're showing this survival mode!!! I have one shade cloth, I save all my soil/fertilizer bags, to use as shade umbrella, and I use cardboard boxes to provide shade, as well ❣❣ this really works 😍🤩

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Sandra - I’m so glad to hear that you’re finding these survival tips helpful! Your use of shade cloth, soil/fertilizer bags, and cardboard boxes is fantastic-such creative and resourceful ideas! 🌿 It’s wonderful to see how you’re protecting your plants. Keep up the great work and happy gardening! 😍🤩

@beckymartinez9926 11 дней назад

@@sandrabrown6860 I use my potting soil bags the way Kim did with her plastic bins to catch the water 💦

@ToddfromCalifornia 9 дней назад

I put my shade cloth up this morning and i save some grass clippings let them dry out and use that as a mulch.

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

Hey Todd! That's awesome to hear! Putting up shade cloth and using dried grass clippings as mulch are great strategies to beat the heat and keep your garden thriving. Way to go with those proactive gardening moves! CK

10 дней назад

Thank you!! I have been desperate looking for advise and nobody has any content for the poor Californians in this crazy extreme heat!

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

You are welcome! How you holding up? I've got everything covered still ...doing some manual watering, as needed. CK

@esthersdaughterlong8149 11 дней назад

Thank you for the suggestions Kim. I have shade cloth on all of my plant's.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi Esther - You're welcome! That's great to hear-all that shade cloth will really help your plants stay healthy in the heat. Happy gardening and enjoy your shaded oasis! 🌿🌞

@oldguyriders 8 дней назад

Nice video. Lots of good ideas. I think I’m going to introduce shade clothes into my garden.

@CaliKim29 6 дней назад

You should! And let me know when you've done it!!! In case you don't know, I Livestream tomorrow 12pm - you are more than welcome to attend! Would love it --- you can catch the playback,too! Thank you - Kim

@virginiatibbetts1551 10 дней назад

Love this video. Thanks for the tips. Keep cool.

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

You're so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found the tips helpful, Virgina. Stay cool and happy gardening! 😊🌿 Kim

@ramonajolley1966 11 дней назад

Kim, you are something extra special. I am not so great with organizing. Thanks for the storage tidbit.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey Ramona! Thank you so much for your kind words-it means a lot! I'm glad the storage tip was helpful for you. Organizing can be a challenge, but small tidbits can make a big difference. Happy organizing! 😊

@nealgreenstein2227 10 дней назад

I plan on using straw as mulch and watering deep early in the morning

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

That sounds like a fantastic plan! Using straw as mulch and watering deep in the morning will really benefit your plants. They'll appreciate the consistent moisture and protection from the sun. Wishing you a bountiful and thriving garden season! 🌾💧 Happy gardening! - CK

@graphguy 11 дней назад

Sierra foothills in California... this week the daily high is triple digits! So, this is so appropriate!

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey Graphguy! Those triple-digit highs are intense! Keep an eye on your plants and make sure they're staying cool and hydrated. Summer gardening in California sure keeps us on our toes, doesn't it? Here's to a successful and productive summer - even with the heat! 🌱

@renm5534 11 дней назад

Thank you for the great tips. I garden in California zone 9b and we are expecting a long heat wave. I am going to be implementing all of your tips! The seeds I started from your collections are up and doing well and I don’t want to lose any of my precious plants. 😊

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey Ren! You're very welcome, and I'm glad the tips are helpful for your garden in California zone 9b. It's great to hear your seeds from my collections are thriving! We're in So Cal too, so I understand the challenge of the heat wave. Stay proactive with those tips to keep your precious plants healthy and strong. Happy gardening! 😊🌿

@nicolehourie6034 11 дней назад

I like using all of these techniques

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey there, Nicole! How have you been? 😊 I’m so glad you're using my secret weapons-they really do make the difference between a thriving garden and a struggling one. Enjoy your summer garden and happy gardening! 🌻🌿

@aprilshomeandgarden 11 дней назад

So I definitely water more and strategically, mulch my plants with organic material and I have shade cloth. It’s not fail safe but it keeps things alive. I gave up last year because we have temps of 100 most of July and August but this year I’m feeling like I have a better grip on things.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi April - That’s fantastic to hear! 🌿 Watering more strategically, using mulch, and having shade cloth are all excellent strategies. It’s all about finding what works best for your garden, especially with those scorching temps. I’m so glad you’re feeling more in control this year-keep up the great work and stay cool! 🌞💧

@likemoto1872 11 дней назад

Be careful when you create a canopy. Bees/pollinators fly in and up and get stuck. I try to make the east higher than the west side. I let the shade cloth drape down on the west side but keep the east side open so they can escape 🐝

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi there - great suggestion! That's exactly what I did - they are buzzing in and out happily, always a welcome sight. Thanks for watching and subscribing if you haven't already.

@thomaszack3573 10 дней назад

Thank you so much. It's just perfect 🙂

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear it was helpful. Happy gardening and enjoy your container plants!

@bethsands7665 8 дней назад

Great ideas on how to care for our beloved gardens in this awful heat wave. I live in Manteca, Ca. and it has been over 100 degrees for a week now and there is no end to the high heat yet. I like your straw idea. I have been picking huge Zucchini leaves to cover the soil in my planters. I love your shade cloth !! I just put cardboard over the tops of pots and veg beds. It has been 108 for 3 days and even hotter today ! Great and useful video that nobody else is covering. Do you try to save your zucchini plants through the heat wave or rely on succession growing like others ?? I try to keep what I have alive and happy. I will definitely buy shade cloth for next year and maybe straw, thanks for the awesome tips to protect the garden in this awful heat-wave.

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the tips useful. I also try to keep my zucchini plants alive through the heat wave, but having a plan for succession growing is always a good backup. Shade cloth and straw are definitely game-changers!

@debbiealexander184 11 дней назад

I went out tonight and draped shade cloth over a few plants using plastic hanger clips. I will add a sheet to my raised bed with peppers and cucumbers tomorrow and do the same. I have 2 more shade cloths and will put them up as well.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi Debbie - your resourcefulness will help your garden survive and thrive during this crazy heat and you'll be so thankful you took the time to do this! Have a safe and happy 4th!

@GardeningFeedingCookingFolk 11 дней назад

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@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Thank you! I'm really glad you noticed how well everything's coming along. Your kind words mean a lot! It's awesome sharing techniques to help our veggie gardens thrive. Here's to a great season and plenty of veggies for us both! 🌿😊

@ceecee-thetransplantedgardener 11 дней назад

Shade cloth in the yard for sure - and a large umbrella for my deck plants. We can easily reach sustained triple digits during the summer- and the added sun barriers definitely save my plants. I LOVE that you're using the tan shade cloth variety. I don't have that yet - but I want to experiment to see if the lighter color is even more cooling than the typical black - aka reflective v absorbtion. Any thoughts on that? Great vid - thank you!

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey Ceecee! Always great to hear from you! I've been enjoying my tan shade cloth, but to be honest, I haven't noticed a significant difference compared to my black one. The main benefit for me is that it blocks more sunlight as it's 60%, (my black is 40%), which really helps in the hotter temperatures. Let me know how you find it when you give it a try - can't wait to hear your thoughts! Happy gardening under that shade! 🌞

@sheilacarr38 5 дней назад

Hi Cali, I am late seeing this information, I am still learning. I was doing well with my watermelons, but i think some of my watermelon are dying , the leaves are swiveling up and a few of my baby watermelons are struggling, they are looking like they are dehydrated. I am going out to get some type of covering, Hopefully I can save them. thank you for the information.

@CaliKim29 4 дня назад

Hey there! Composting is a fantastic way to nourish your garden naturally. Here's a beginner-friendly guide to get you started: Choose a Bin or Pile: You can compost in a bin, a designated area of your yard, or even a compost tumbler. Make sure it's at least 3 feet by 3 feet for effective composting. Add Ingredients: Composting is all about balance. Add "browns" (carbon-rich materials like leaves, cardboard) and "greens" (nitrogen-rich materials like kitchen scraps, grass clippings). Aim for a 3:1 ratio of browns to greens. Turn and Mix: Every couple of weeks, turn your compost with a pitchfork or compost aerator to aerate it and help it break down faster. This also helps distribute moisture and air evenly. Maintain Moisture: Your compost should be as moist as a wrung-out sponge. If it's too dry, add water; if too wet, add more browns. Patience: Composting takes time-about 2-6 months for finished compost, depending on conditions. You'll know it's ready when it's dark, crumbly, and smells earthy. Use Your Compost: Spread your finished compost around your garden beds as a nutrient-rich soil amendment. Your plants will love it! Remember, composting is a learning process, and you'll discover what works best for your garden over time. Enjoy the journey of creating nutrient-rich soil and happy gardening! Kim

@sheilacarr38 4 дня назад

Thank you ❤

@craigdennarde 2 дня назад

hi Kim, i wanted to know if the temperature is 85 degrees but it feels like 95 degrees and it last for six hours should i cover my tomatoes? Do i go by the actual Temp or what it feels like? I also wanted to know do you drape the shade cloth were the plants are totally surrounded by the cloth or do you leave one side up? Should i uncover the plants if it is 85 degrees and under or can i leave them covered all day for several weeks or months? Some flowers have dried up will i get more flowers?

@anniedove 11 дней назад

Hi Kim, good to see Mac doing a cameo. I've got a lot of shade cloths and using natural tree shade to cover the plants. This week is a doozie! I think it got up to 108 today officially. I'm watering deeply. I like the container in the tub idea a lot. I'm time-challenged. I missed Monday because my mom has not been well (hospital, rehab center), but I'll be back like Arnie S.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey Annie - It's always good to hear from you! Mac sure loves making those surprise appearances in the videos. 😄 Dealing with 108-degree weather is intense! Using shade cloths and natural tree shade is a great strategy to protect your plants from the heat. Deep watering is crucial during such hot days. The container in the tub idea is brilliant for saving time and keeping your plants thriving. Take your time with your mom-family always comes first. We'll be here when you're ready to get back into gardening. Hang in there, and stay cool!

@anniedove 10 дней назад

@@CaliKim29 Yes! You all stay cool as well! Happy 4th♥🤍💙

@beckymartinez9926 11 дней назад

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@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi Becky - Thanks for the tip! 🌿 It's great to know! Every bit of savings helps. Happy gardening and stay cool! 🌞💧

@sasdncr08 11 дней назад

I water my raised bed and containers with a hose and nozzle attachment like you did in the video. So when you say you water for 10/15 minutes at a time with the drip irrigation, what is that equivalent to with a nozzle like you used? How much water comes out in a drip irrigation compared to a hose and nozzle attachment? I hope this makes sense. Thanks for all the great videos! You help me so much.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi there! 🌿 Thanks for your question and for watching my videos! When I mention watering with drip irrigation for 10-15 minutes, it’s designed to provide a slow, steady flow that deeply soaks the soil. With a hose and nozzle, you might need to water for a shorter time since it delivers water faster. To ensure your plants get enough water, check the soil moisture-water until it’s consistently moist 6-8 inches deep, a moisture meter really helps monitor this. Every setup is a bit different, so it might take a bit of experimenting. More info in my watering containers video. Keep up the great work in your garden! 🌻💧

@puckjohn 10 дней назад

Hello Kim, do you take your shade cloth down at night or just leave it up until the extreme heat has gone?

@CaliKim29 8 дней назад

Great question! I leave my shade cloth up until the extreme heat subsides. It helps maintain a more stable environment for the plants, especially during those scorching days. CK

@williamhenry3337 11 дней назад

The gophers got most of my garden down in San Diego.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi William! I feel you-gophers can really wreak havoc in gardens. Have you considered laying down hardware cloth at the bottom of your raised beds? It takes a bit of effort, but can be a great solution to keep those pesky gophers from causing further damage. Good luck!

@terryjbrown6953 11 дней назад

Kim, is it ok to keep the shade cloth on top of the plants every day with 85 -97 temperatures? I have almost no shade in my yard except for a 5' x 6' area up against my house on the east side of it, so my vegetable containers are in full sun all day long! Also, what do you be dipping your garden shear into to keep them from spreading diseases onto your other plants?

@likemoto1872 11 дней назад

I don’t think so. In a lot of areas if you kept the shade cloth up when temps are >85°, it would be up all summer. I live near Sacramento and only put up shade cloth when it’s over 100°

@beckymartinez9926 11 дней назад

@@terryjbrown6953 once the temps are over 90 (June) I put mine up and it doesn’t come down until September. If it’s consistently in the 90s, leave it up if it’s consistently in the 80s, I would not.

@beckymartinez9926 11 дней назад

@@terryjbrown6953 she dips her shears in alcohol.

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hi there Terry! Yes, it’s perfectly fine to keep the shade cloth on your plants for an extended period of time in those temperatures, especially if your garden is in full sun all day. It will help protect them from the intense heat. Many of our viewers in the hottest parts of the country where it is 100+ for months grow under shade cloth all summer and would otherwise be unable to garden in the summer. As for disinfecting my garden shears, I dip them isopropyl alcohol to prevent spreading diseases. Watch my single stem tomato video for more info on that. Happy gardening and stay cool! 🌞💧

@terryjbrown6953 9 дней назад

@CaliKim29 Thank you, Kim! I wasn't sure if it would be ok to keep the shade cloth over them. I am making a small but tall tunnel structure over them in Massachusetts, and I'm particularly disabled so taking them off and on would be hard for me to keep doing unless I can find away to be able to pull them and down like a curtain! I bought shade clothes that don't have any grommets on them because I didn't notice that when I bought them or I would have bought the ones with the grommets on them 🫡 🤣!!!

@keithrodz6485 11 дней назад

Im going to water my peppers right now whats the perfect size of smartpots of small pumpkins 🍉🍉🍉🍉

@CaliKim29 11 дней назад

Hey Keith! That sounds like a good plan. For small pumpkins in Smart Pots, plant in at least a 10-gallon size. This allows enough room for the roots to spread and support healthy growth. Happy watering! 🌱💧

@keithrodz6485 11 дней назад

Thanks and good morning