How I Doubled My Pepper Production without Pruning

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John from www.growingyour... shares with you the one fertilizer he added to some of his pepper plants in his garden that doubled his harvest.
You will discover how John determined which soil ammenedment he added to his garden that made a huge difference in yield.
You will learn some of John's "Best Practices" that allow him to grow his vegetables closer to their genetic potential and taste better, produce more and contain more nutrition.
You discover the specific soil amendments with John adds to his garden to build the soil in his organic garden.
Next, you will discover the experiment that John did in his garden this year to determine which worm casting will reign supreme in a grow-off competition.
You will learn if John's most liked worm casting, Worm Gold Plus or Organic Solution Premium Worm Castings.
You will learn how John uses all the beyond organic peppers he grows in his garden.
Finally, you will learn why not all worm castings are created equal and a question to ask to learn about the quality of the worm castings.
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@casseyjohnson5684 Год назад

My boyfriend is completely organic and wants to eat all this healthy stuff. I, on the other hand, am learning to cook “other things” so I didn’t have to eat what he was cooking. (Please never tell him that), while I am learning, I see a complete difference in me when I eat my “shit / processed” food vs. what he cooks. Our thing started when I planted some garlic in some pots we were doing Palm trees in. He took it all to a whole other level and now we have a complete indoor oasis for all the stuff he has bought, which is all organic nutritious fruits, vegetables and herbs. I don’t know if I can post pictures here but he has spent thousands of dollars on a variety of fruits and vegetables, soils, and all the other stuff that needs to be added to the soil, and follows your channel closely. I, again, am very “UNknowledgeable, to what he was doing and what I was doing to my plants. If they grew in water, I could grow it. If it didn’t need to be watered, I could grow it. While what he is doing is a lot of work, and a lot of money, I am so very excited for this next chapter of our lives. Just watching plants pop through soil is exciting but knowing it is going to be for our health benefits helps me so much more. Now when I go to the store, I am very conscious of what I buy. I love you and your channel. You are the “Crocodile Hunter” of the garden life!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!! It really hits home!!!!

@Begining2013 8 лет назад

In such a confused, stressed, negative world right now, your positivity and encouragement is even more refreshing. Thank you for all the knowledge you share, John.

@jonslg240 4 года назад

Oh yeah this guy is SUCH A GREAT GUY. He lies and misleads people. He never gives good advice. *The only advice he ever gives is advising you to buy the products he's getting paid to sell.*

@overtonesnteatime198 4 года назад

How Bout now?

@HolgerDanske874 3 года назад

shut up

@erwina4738 2 года назад

@@overtonesnteatime198 How about now with Russia invading Ukraine?

@BoycottYoutube 2 года назад

You spoke too soon. Today's world is completely insane. Good to have our gardens to keep us sane.

@KingCutty704 5 лет назад

Skip to @8:00 for the tips you're welcome ☺️

@jonslg240 4 года назад

*his tip is buy the product he's getting paid to try and sell you.* *Like always, he never has any good advice, he's just trying to plug the product he's getting paid for.*

@skilletpan5674 4 года назад

@@jonslg240 He needs to pay for his weed habit some how.

@sp9304 4 года назад

TRU 2 HIM thank you

@skbhopps 4 года назад

@@skilletpan5674 i am sure he grows his own...they were behind him in the beginning

@suedi-annhamilton6032 4 года назад

Thank you

@bens4295 4 года назад

I like your style man. Your Cannibis cultivation must be next level.

@riverside321 2 года назад

He doesn't far as can know but he could no doubt

@tanyasteers4802 2 года назад

@@riverside321 he has his hand in it and there's a video

@randymarsh6253 Год назад

@@riverside321 at 0:22 he’s got weed growing behind him. He points at it.

@Wreakmayhem Год назад

@@randymarsh6253looks like weed but its 11 leaf cluster...and parallel not radial. I'm thinking bamboo?

@GreatestEver-f6g Год назад

It is

@prettypothos4me290 6 лет назад

Hi John, getting back into gardening now that I retired and I enjoy your videos. There is so much I never knew!

@ProtectiveDiet 2 года назад

John, I’m so excited about these special worm castings. Everything’s planted at my Southwestern Utah plant-based homestead along with them this year. I ordered them from your friends in CA over the winter and couldn’t wait to use them! I’ll keep you posted on my garden epic yields. I have high hopes for a massive harvest. Big Thanks for testing and sharing your garden winners! You are assisting many! ❤️- Julie Marie

@ProtectiveDiet 2 года назад

You should come shoot a video at our plant-based homestead this summer and stay for a Protective dinner. - Julie & Jerry Christensen in Dammeron Valley Utah (St. George). Thanks for all your awesome tips and guidance!

@nikkisawyer7792 5 лет назад

Wow! This is awesome. Never thought you could have that many peppers on plants. Well done. 😊

@Rootedandreaching 5 лет назад

U rock because you educate, you are transparent and you are a continual example of what we should all be. Thank you so much.

@nicholaswiseguy2906 7 лет назад

I've read a few articles claiming mulched leaves are actually a better choice then rock dust and actually have higher mineral counts on certain beneficial minerals then even certain rock dusts and in France they've been using only mulched leaves as a soil amendment for a very long time with great success, I can only speak of the great results I've had with mulched leaves and I definitely see a big difference in my garden since I've started implementing them into my vegetable gardens.

@tbillyjoeroth 2 месяца назад

There's also a video about a guy who made raised beds with 60% compost. His veg were horrible and so he had a soil analysis. Some things were off the charts and that's not a good thing. Balance is necessary.

@anthonypoole6901 5 лет назад

Man I’ve watched several of your videos . I do like a lot of your techniques here. You’re in a different grow zone from me I think. The process of amendment though is more what I’m looking at than anything though. I’m consider staring my own little worm farm here in north Alabama . We have some red soil right here in this area. Gets really compacted and hard. So what I did to loosen that soil up was add cotton compost from the local Cotton gin. That made a difference as far as moisture retention and getting the soil to loosen up a bit. The next year I tilled that in and took some of the top layer off laid in chicken litter and put the top layer back on that. Everything in my garden last year was just phenomenal. Everyone else here by mid summer had dried up gardens I had big production all the way into November. I may not have to till this season . I don’t know yet it isn’t done raining around here yet.

@angeladare113 8 лет назад

love your videos and passion for growing and health John. I look forward to everything you bring us! Take good care.

@talapeanutbutter4250 2 года назад

I’ve never seen your videos before. I have subscribed! This is my first year in 20+ years of having a garden

@chuck1prillaman 5 лет назад

Food banks are a great place to donate overproduction of produce. Also, if you know any elderly, they often lack the money to buy high quality vegetables.

@exotic9022 5 лет назад

chuck1prillaman it depends on how successful they were not all elderly weren’t successful infarction most were successful. Just saying

@pdxnoah 4 года назад

None of the food banks around here will accept home-grown fruits and vegetables. There are just too many things that can go wrong with it versus a commercial grown fruits and veg.

@daveyboy8907 4 года назад

@@pdxnoah stop watching tv

@07negative56 4 года назад

No shit!

@rujikin 4 года назад

@@daveyboy8907 Welcome to the world of Lawsuits. Dairy farmers cannot even sell milk because its not processed.

@bbyjcky1 3 года назад

My goodness thats one hell of a garden

@aaroncole7736 7 лет назад

Rock on man, I really appreciate you sharing all these videos and explaining. It helps lots of people!

@jamieromar6168 5 лет назад

That is true. Im very new to gardening and he is very informative.

@2075vj Год назад

I’ve learned so much from you over the years. I have now relocated from Pennsylvania to Florida and I have to relearn what grows Bess here. I’m in zone 10 a. Thanks for sharing. I just planted some red peppers. Can’t wait for them to come in one of my favorites. Happy growing ! 🪴🍃

@cris33311 7 лет назад

you can also increase production in your garden if you have bees (beehives) nearby for pollination ,and for peppers if you don't have bees nearby ,you can cross-pollinate the flowers with a small painting brush.

@albertreed966 5 лет назад

Nothing like watchi g a commercial on worm castings on a rainy day.

@momojarwan1641 7 лет назад

In the middle east we stuff peppers with rice (brown/white) mixed with minced meat or other vegetables and healthier options and bake them in the oven. Shortly after you have some amazing tasting meal

@simjamblerussell6609 7 лет назад

YAY! OGS then it is. More than the thousand thumbs up!! Can't wait.

@mitchs2148 8 лет назад

I love your videos John. You have both quantity and quality just like your garden does. Thank you for not only the information I've learned from you but also the entertainment you have provided! Cheers!

@Dabigez829 8 лет назад

John, sounds like a good idea for ya to keep a journal of your garden and what goes into your soil over the years. Have you ever thought about getting it tested?

@georgeploudias3928 6 лет назад

Rick Buisson tomato.rot

@latranquilagr28 7 лет назад

Oh my John the garden has blossomed so much since i last warched a video

@TravisFont 8 лет назад

Sounds like you passed a new tier in your gardening this year. Kudos!

@juliemote1885 4 года назад

Can you add worm casting after your plants are already fruiting? I just started gardening so I am a newbie

@gwendolenmccloud8771 4 года назад

Okay, this looks FABULOUS!!!! You have a new subscriber!!! Love your personality!!

@levi7187 7 лет назад

Love your videos ( although wish they were a little shorter)I really enjoy watching them... I started my own worm farm, they are doing really well. I also started using worm castings for first time this year and have noticed huge notable difference in all of my plants and trees! My mint and thyme plants were ill with what appeared to be late blight but the worm castings gave them a huge boost and have since taken off and are really healthy looking no traces of blight!!!

@ianbrown5486 8 месяцев назад

Wow John what a garden we'll done I've never seen better I must try wormcast feed on my growing veg thank you 😊

@MoosaIslamic 5 лет назад

Summary: Ready garden soil with Wood chip compost and use Upgraded Worm castings of: Rock dust, biochar, kelp meal, humates, grains, kitens.

@tiarianamanna973 4 года назад

Chitin /chitinase; not kiten 🙄

@Angie-ci1lp 3 года назад

My bell pepper skins were thin😳 so you’re saying leave it on the vine longer……… got it🙋🏾‍♀️ Thank you!

@bis4ify 4 года назад

Hey John! What a surprise! I bought my juicer from you.

@darrenmurray861 5 лет назад

You really need to have your recipes of how you use your produce somewhere; your juice recipes sound amazing.

@blackmoney986 4 года назад

Beautiful pepper plants. Beautiful yield

@cynthiaanderson4335 3 года назад

Loved this video ,I chop peppers and freeze them add them to stir fry, and fajitas!

@StarFlower99654 7 лет назад

I miss tomatoes out of the garden. I live in Alaska and am just putting up a hoop house this year to put out tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers. Hoping i get some to harvest! Right now waiting on the snow to melt, the ground to thaw out and it to warm up!!

@jimkinson4975 7 лет назад

Amazing peppers. Thanks for sharing, John. Have been harvesting great looking castings from the worm farm I started last year. So anxious to see the mountains of snow melt here in Maine and get back into my Back To Eden Gardens. Blessings.

@Harana_Ni_Lolo 4 года назад

Hi, my wife is a fresh graduate in BSinAgriculture and a graduate in Frof Ed...I'm so interested with the Agricultural Products that you've had promoted... I am here in the Philippines... my country is not so particular about ORGANIC FERTILIZER yet... I really enjoy your video...

@ahouseinthedesert2737 5 лет назад

So we're they pruned or not?!

@ioan-sebastiansofiean3506 4 года назад

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@Chris-___- 4 года назад

@@ioan-sebastiansofiean3506 that doesnt answer it

@ioan-sebastiansofiean3506 4 года назад

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@MariadelPilarDiezCalderon0910 7 лет назад

Delicious food. Thank you very much for recording all your knowledge.

@dillonqaphsiel7977 4 года назад

Wow that’s a lot. I need a garden like that.

@lindaauerbach1662 7 лет назад

You should tell us name of pepper.

@SwayNotZay 5 лет назад

Did you find out ?

@TheSparkleQueen 5 лет назад

They look like cubanelle

@KeikoMushi 6 лет назад

You could also make use of worm towers in a method similar to what Morag Gamble recommends installing throughout your garden beds.

@kws1957 9 месяцев назад

I’m older than you I am 66 years old, but I didn’t do anything with gardening. I try now to grow indoors some peppers. I hope to succeed…

@LearnMyShot 7 лет назад

at which stage of growth did you add worm castings? My plants are just forming little peppers now.

@tanyawales5445 3 года назад

Be sure to add crushed eggshells to provide calcium. Enough calcium makes for strong cell walls and less blossom end rot like tomatoes can get.

@WelshChilli 3 года назад

@@tanyawales5445 Egg shells don't break down for 8 weeks so it's a bit late to add them when peppers are forming.

@tanyawales5445 3 года назад

@@WelshChilli Did I say to wait until the peppers were just starting to form? No, I didn't. Obviously, you add the crushed eggshells early on because strong cell walls are important throughout a plant's entire life. My sister did that (I provided the crushed eggshells) and she didn't have a single problem with tomato blossom end rot like she had in previous years. Adequate calcium also prevents strawberries from not ripening fully and they are sweeter.

@WelshChilli 3 года назад

@@tanyawales5445 I miss took your comment to be an answer to the comment above yours. My bad.

@elliejeen 3 года назад

What size emitter (GPH) do you have on your drip irrigation for the peppers? And how often do you water?

@TheBrytstarr 4 года назад

CAMARILLO (CA) IS PRONOUNCED "CAMA RIO" BECAUSE IN SPANISH THE 2 LLs HAVE A "Y" SOUND. (used to live there, county of Ventura).

@laleitaram8789 3 года назад

Wow beautiful gardening keep up the good work god bless

@romanstenthirteen6747 3 года назад

my God im jealous with you having this paradise.. i am just a beginner hoping to learn more from watching vedio like this ..

@gavinvd1 5 лет назад

(Y) Love the T-Shirt and thanks for the content!

@PacoMontes1 8 лет назад

I saw the video yesterday. And ordered mine .Cant wait.

@Mariacarline1986 4 года назад

I love this. Beautiful garden

@isabellaprincess6829 5 лет назад

I have a crush on your garden sir....keep doing the good works 😊😊😊😊😊😊

@claudettemonty4077 4 года назад

That's why I learning to produce veggies that I know how they grow !! Thanks!

@nicolehamilton8705 7 лет назад

OMG! I so love your peppers John!!!

@jmariemopal5831 5 лет назад

Wow beautiful peppers.

@dianabonn775 6 лет назад

Very beautiful garden!

@jffost5843 5 лет назад

Ha, Ha...."eating parsley makes your breath taste good."

@marjaopperman7512 4 года назад

Excellent. Will try.👍

@marleanhunt7653 3 года назад

wowowo what a beautiful pepper garden and other veggies Congrat's to you thanks for the tips I must try this my peppers plants are like 4to 5 ft high do I have to add anything to them please let me know and do I have to water alot thanks for sharing this wowo some delicious looking take care I would be eating this every meal woow love them peppers

@eastofdeath 7 лет назад

You just did one top dressing at planting time? for both sides of the grow bed. Great looking peppers John

@mcatxg 3 года назад

Many requested the name of the red pepper variety in your abundant garden. Rosy Red was offered but there is no listing of that variety. The number of growth days required is important for areas with a short growing season. Thanks.

@bumblebeefern9140 5 лет назад

I want your shirt 💕 Thanks for the knowledge and sharing your beautiful green space of 2016 🤗 looks like it was a super productive year!

@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674 5 лет назад

True...i just love the garden and wish i could see it...😀😀😀

@glow1815 4 года назад

Wow this would only happen to me next life lol. Your pepper are extremely beautiful and healthy! they all line up like there's no tomorrow lol

@carlacourtois3843 3 года назад

My man I Love your need for learning. and best advice

@kirkb2596 7 лет назад

Absolutely awesome peppers

@abuelitagrandma9486 4 года назад

i love your advice, living in the northeast we don't have a long summer. maybe you do.

@jezebelle137 4 года назад

Organic worm casings are the way to go. Check. ❤

@ambi6891 6 лет назад

The plant at the start the Cucumber grows as a weed in a the wild in NB Canada I remember them in the back of the Elementary school the boys would harvest them and throw them at the school wall they explode on contact it was so satisfying lol

@papablueshirt 4 года назад

Awesome peppers, wow great job

@majestyllc2122 7 лет назад

Super Result.. I love your presentation .. Thank you for sharing

@JCC_1975 5 лет назад

Beautiful peppers, checked out your store, there is only 4 items listed. Did i get an old link? No cucumbers listed.

@sharylc 6 лет назад

I would like to see you interview the Organic Solutions people.

@Dollapfin 8 лет назад

Ever tried putting lacto bacillus in your ground? It'll be the first time you buy milk in a while if you make it yourself. If you don't do bokashi, it couldn't hurt if you add it to a compost tea. The more strands of beneficial bacteria, the better.

@Dollapfin 8 лет назад

Bokashi will be mostly lactobacillus, but it will have many strains in small amounts and different strains of lacto.

@Milestogoism 7 лет назад

Thank you for, yet again, another wonderful video. Keep on learning! Keep on gardening!

@dmu9736 4 года назад

Just bought a vermicomposting bin and worms for this years garden. Letting them dispose of some cardboard for me at the moment. Will use castings to make hydroponic tea for a non-toxic hydroponic sustainable and FREE nutrient solution. We won't always be able to buy from the stores...so learn how and get set up to make your own now.

@grasscutter1963 5 лет назад

I noticed blue clamps of sort in your garden, how do you like them and where do you get them, thanks John, great video.

@cherylanon5791 2 года назад

What growing zone are you in? I seem to remember you're in Arizona. The worm castings is great advice but in colder zones, other factors also impact pepper production, such as cold overnight low temps.

@andywatson9855 7 лет назад

what variety of pepper is that big long red pepper that looks like a long bell

@chrisnuno9854 7 лет назад

Hey John I got an awesome question for you. When peppers turn black, transitioning to their next mature color are there anthocyanins or powerful properties and nutrients in that black color pepper. For example I have jalapeño peppers that are all black. What's the safety and benefit eating them black? I know unripe peppers contain toxins as you mentioned. Let me know buddy. Thanks! Chris

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

Great stuff, thanks John. How do you go about dehydrating your peppers ?

@redreaper3937 4 года назад

Just started watching your videos but love them man!😁

@AnnOM-hw5pm 3 года назад

Wow amazing peppers

@ginacook6536 4 года назад

So where did you put them, in the soil before you plant, or around the plant as they grew? Once time application?

@marshabalderrama8903 8 лет назад

Oh my gosh John. love that! I want that in my garden!

@blackbway 7 лет назад

Marsha Balderrama go ahead and do the work

@JohnMartinez-sm1sk 6 лет назад

Great video, amazing peppers, nice garden

@iriefarms1212 6 лет назад

Heads Up. They are Not allowing Ppl. To Subscribe to U Bro. The Thing keeps undoing it and saying Error but I check in Regularly. Blessings My Friend. Keep It Growing

@thebunnyfoofoo 8 лет назад

I hope you go to the OGS factory to give us more info on that product!

@blancomiguel531 7 лет назад

John bought some seed on you site but you did not have the Bolivian one cucumbers or tree collards...

@DadeWilliams 5 лет назад

guess your going to OGS ;) love your videos, I just built my first raised garden bed 4x12 doing the sqft gardening keep up the good work!

@somai_1 3 года назад

How do I prevent peppers from rotting on the vine while they're ripening? They seem to do well while they're green, but as soon as they start to ripen they rot before turning red.

@tall5418 4 года назад

John, your Bolivian cucumber, is that same as Ivy Gourd? (Also called Kovakka in Malayalam, or Tindora in Hindi.) If so, you can grow it from the cuttings of the plant. I like to come and visit your garden if you are close to Fort Myers Florida. I don't even remember where you are located at

@darkgrapeful 8 лет назад

You should fire roast them and "can" them in mason jars.

@Jakearrian 8 лет назад

He is a raw foodist.

@iamthetruemichael 8 лет назад

Ahhhh that explains it

@mthlay15 8 лет назад

@darkgrape, how do you pack the peppers? do you "can" just the peppers or do you use oil or some other liquid? thanks :) also, do you use a true canning process or is it just for short-term storage?

@darkgrapeful 8 лет назад

mthlay15 After you roast the peppers, peel the skins and de-stem and de-seed. I pack the jar pretty good without breaking them up (to much, they are soft) and top with olive oil. I use a hot water bath and create a vacuum seal for best preservation, usually. Sometimes I put a clove of garlic/ sprig of thyme as well. Great for lots of recipes. But If you want short term, (few weeks in fridge), just keep them covered with oil and chilled, you will notice fermenting if they are off. Also instead of oil, you can "marinate" with vinegar, water, and lemon (think vinaigrette) =)

@mthlay15 8 лет назад

Awesome! What great ideas. i'll have to try them out. thanks!

@markcrystal8025 7 лет назад

What parsley and what peppers did you buy?

@karenechasseriau3366 4 года назад

Those red bell peppers are "off the chain". Well done!!! Btw, do you sell your produce?

@christmas8695 4 года назад

I wish I can grow peppers like that. I like in North Las Vegas and I grew some this year and all I got was some large beautiful green leafy plants. 🤣🤣 No veggies..

@tjumayao 7 лет назад

Hi John, I noticed some holes of a lot of your leaves. Are you afraid of bugs or caterpillars in there? But your peppers looks so healthy. What do I do if there's bugs or worms on my plants?

@johanhelberglongbowsknifes1185 4 года назад

High my American friend Johan here from South Africa want to start farming with Hot Peppers 1.) I want to buy Habineros from a Nursery I saw 18 Habanero plants about 20 cm high 10 inches one already got 5 fruit on and other 12 got flowers at 20 cm high they look a bit bushy but not much and I want to know why they already come out so early and so small plant? 2.) Then must I prune the other 12 plants flowers in the middle so it can make a big plant? Or must I only plant them out in bigger 9-inch pots with new compost? 3.) Then it is close to winter end of April can I take them in the house after they give their fruit and trim them and keep them where they get sun in the afternoon on the west side. Or must I give them light? Greetings Johan South Africa 4.) What is the best to do start with new seeds or good to buy 10-inch Habineros from Nursery?

@grahamthomas6283 5 лет назад

John CANE tops come to mind eyes are more important than peppers just a thought thanks for your time 🐞🐦👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@raysuazo3668 7 лет назад

nice garden

@bobbiwest6625 8 лет назад

freaking nuts, big and plenty. so great

@drew4021 8 лет назад

John, you once mentioned the benefits of juicing cannabis leaves. any followup thoughts on that?

@Swansen03 7 лет назад

drew4021 there is a Dr. Courtney in California that has been treating people with raw cannabis for years now with seriously incredible results. there are some forum posts and articles on juicing it.