Heirlooms Vs Hybrids what's the difference? What are open pollinated, F1, non GMO?

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1:19 Heirloom
3:45 Open Pollinated
4:46 Hybrid
8:01 Organic
10:02 Non GMO
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Комментарии : 37

@jerrelc.thomas336 Месяц назад

I always try to buy heirloom and open pollination, but I've got to say there's one tomato that I like growing, and it's a hybrid that is sun sugar😊

@rayvin357 Год назад

So Jill really an informative video. But pls get rid of the ad behind you . Could you also show us how Jack built the greenhouse which you are in. Again excellent video.

@sura2047 Год назад

Thank you for the great information! PS I really love your podcast too! Great job

@thebeginnersgarden Год назад

Thank you!

@rantuneplanet Год назад

Good God woman...you really know your stuff. Thank you for posting this video. Outstanding.

@barjrfarmandranch6002 6 месяцев назад

One great reason to buy organic seeds is that you are supporting the grower for their time and efforts.

@Guest-mq9de Год назад

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@richardstrahin6142 Год назад

Very informative:) Thank you

@ericfarrand5534 Год назад

THANK YOU for sharing the correct information on GMO seeds!

@nanaman Год назад

So excited to have found you I thank you

@gfkgfk7178 Год назад

Last summer we explored an old homestead from the 1700's and we found an old Asparagus garden. Heirloom alert, We took some root and hoping to retire this original settlers garden variety. Lots of the settlers in the area were Scandinavian originally.

@timobrien2738 Год назад

Great. Thank you very much.

@aphillips5376 Год назад

Great education. Thank you!

@Davidg1t1 Год назад

You explain this so well! Thank You 🌻

@GardeningWithCoffee 7 месяцев назад

Great information! Thanks.

@lindysmallwood2039 Год назад

Thank you for the great information. I’m new to your channel. Passing it on to my sister.

@paulbrittgarcia Год назад

Very Informative Video! -- Learned a lot even though I've planted seeds for over 60 years!

@KarlKarsnark Год назад

Greta vid. How did you get involved in research growing? Cheers from FL.

@walterraydavisjr4426 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for simplifying a complex subject that is confusing!

@walastikdingruth Год назад

That's why Hybrids appear to be the best variety of tomatoes, resistant to weather too!

@judylee1860 Год назад

For this coming season it IS seed evaluation and garden planning time so the value of this information cannot be under estimated. (also it helps explain why some peeps share photos of odd looking produce that looks nothing like the veggie they expected - GMO). Thank you.

@sassyherbgardener7154 Год назад

ALL home garden seeds are NON GMO, so those home gardeners did NOT get odd looking produce from any GMO seeds.

@teaartist6455 Год назад

She literally explained why that's extremely unlikely. What's a lot MORE likely is accidental crosses between different cultivars that end up with funky results (or saving seeds from F1 and getting strange surprise plants) or even natural mutations or malformations which always has the potential of happening.