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We Grew Over 350lbs of Pumpkins in Lousy Dirt (With This One Weird Trick) 

David The Good
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The pumpkins are rolling in! The melon pit method WORKS - and here's the proof!
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Growing pumpkins is easy. We feed pumpkins for the entire season by digging pits and throwing in meat scraps, ashes, kitchen waste and whatever we can find, then make hills and plant on top, as described in Compost Everything: The Good Guide to Extreme Composting. Planting a pumpkin patch is easy, even on bad ground, if you follow this proven method.

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@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Thanks for watching! Now we gotta make some pie! Here are more links: Compost Everything: The Good Guide to Extreme Composting (New Edition): amzn.to/37Kj5Qf How to Grow a Pumpkin Patch Without Fixing All Your Lousy Soil (video): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wQrOeCrAs0k.html Seminole Pumpkin Seeds (Crazy Mixed Varieties): www.etsy.com/listing/1054263161/crazy-seminole-pumpkin-seeds-mixed
@adammcgeorge3538
@adammcgeorge3538 3 года назад
Pumpkin soup Davey, it’s an Aussie favourite.
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 3 года назад
I thought I had a patch of loofa gourd starting to grow on my newly mulched yard. Loofa seeds pop up all over the place. But it turns out its Butternut Squash. They look the same apparently. I got the squash from a homeless shelter, they were going bad, so I chopped them in half in my yard before putting them in the compost pile and the rest explains itself. Pretty neat. A happy mistake as Bob Ross would say. Never grew Butternut Squash before, and have not even fertilized them and they look great.
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 3 года назад
Amazing you can sit like that with no chair @ 13:50
@aurora571000
@aurora571000 3 года назад
@@NoNORADon911 He is sitting on the stool that he used when he filmed the individual squashes. Of course, w his sense of humor he positioned his leg so it blocked the stool from view. He reminds me so much of my crazy homeschooled sons, now grown 🤣
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 3 года назад
@@aurora571000 I know I was joking. I am also guessing he did that on purpose. Somebody had to say something I figured ;)
@jtsloth
@jtsloth 3 года назад
I came for the weird trick and I stayed for the bassline.
@Bearfoot-e3e
@Bearfoot-e3e 2 месяца назад
Funny, I came because I heard there was an awesome baseline and I stayed to learn how to grow hundreds of pounds of pumpkins.
@sueyoung2115
@sueyoung2115 3 года назад
I've read that Compost Everything book when you made it available online. I was just beginning to Florida garden in a sandy area and didn't have cash for amendments. You got me started! Gratitude!
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Excellent - so glad to hear it. Sorry about the flooding there.
@NoNORADon911
@NoNORADon911 3 года назад
''Good times gone and you missed them What's gone wrong in your system Things they bounce just like a spalding What'd you think did you miss your calling It's so free this kind of feeling It's like life it's so appealing When you've got so much to say It's called gratitude, and that's right'' Beastie Boys
@Unsensitive
@Unsensitive 3 года назад
Compost everything is very simple. It's in the name. I've been doing for years. Though.. if you compost toxins or walnut trees... Maybe have a long term and short term pile ..
@cooperchauvin8163
@cooperchauvin8163 3 года назад
Fun fact: red fleshed watermelons actually have a purple flavor. The more you know.
@rachelhall4808
@rachelhall4808 3 года назад
Hello to all of your selves! 😋 that one belly pumpkin is the best pumpkin! 350 lbs! Man that’s alotta pumpkin!
@j.reneewhite915
@j.reneewhite915 3 года назад
I'm finally getting used to your brand of crazy! You are such a talented and intelligent person. Pretty sure your kids have a great dad.
@billclinton6040
@billclinton6040 3 года назад
My wife loves butternut squash (I'm sorta meh), so several months ago I dumped all the seeds of a grocery store variety in a section of my raised beds. Nearly every seed sprouted. One emerged the winner and has been running ever since. While most of my plants have withered under our summer heat (8b/9a), that squash vine looks gorgeous and loves the heat. I have never grown pumpkin before, but it is exhilarating finding a vegetable that not only can endure our summers but actually thrives! I will definitely be planting more butternut in the future.
@ramz1455
@ramz1455 Год назад
Did you save the seeds from that champ?
@em286
@em286 3 года назад
You mentioned covering the nodes of the pumpkin vine in one of your latest videos and I did cover some of them. I swear if it wasn't for doing that my whole vine would have been destroyed by vine borers. I cut off my losses and the rest are now spreading and staring to flower! Yay! Thanks!
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
It's amazing. You bet.
@TheEmbrio
@TheEmbrio 3 года назад
Oh my you have a wild panther in your watermelon patch ! And your wife may have eaten a pumpkin seed, Definitely growing something in her belly :)
@introtwerp
@introtwerp 3 года назад
Real Panther??
@TheEmbrio
@TheEmbrio 3 года назад
@@introtwerp perhaps I got carried away. May be a black kitten 😸
@Ash-fd8ww
@Ash-fd8ww 3 года назад
You describe plants with the same vigor and passion as Jeff Goldblum describing his wife and I'm not sure if that's amazing, enthralling, or creepy but please keep doing it.
@FlomatonFamous
@FlomatonFamous 2 года назад
I absolutely love the pumpkin pit idea. I’m using that next year. I have a sister variety “Cherokee Tan” if you’re interested I have hundreds of seeds.
@ozarksbuckslayer2484
@ozarksbuckslayer2484 3 года назад
I'm gonna take a payday loan to fight the Commies.
@melanielinkous8746
@melanielinkous8746 3 года назад
I'm gonna dodge my taxes, baby! The man won't rob me 🎼🎸
@sueyoung2115
@sueyoung2115 3 года назад
Oh yeah!🎶🎸🌋🎤🏝️🤬💃🐑🌴🐐🎶sounds like the words of a whole new song!
@ethanmcdonald5899
@ethanmcdonald5899 3 года назад
My seminoles did great this year, hasn’t been produced the most but whent through Oklahoma’s heat and I have only watered one time because there close together. Also didn’t till the soil where they are. Also I grew mine on teepees made from large beaches and sticks tied together. Working great
@BaloosCluesOriginal
@BaloosCluesOriginal 3 года назад
A second round of pumpkin? I didn't think it would do that. I don't know why I assumed the vine would die after cutting fruit from it.
@gunnerbakke5020
@gunnerbakke5020 3 года назад
Your wife has a great sense of humor!
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
She is a lot of fun - my favorite person.
@tantrictami
@tantrictami 3 года назад
I love how you have turned the abandoned kid toy into your most treasured garden tool.
@growshakephil
@growshakephil 3 года назад
Wish I could send you a pic of my melon/pumpkin pit pumpkins. Far and away the best things I grew this year thanks to you. I blame the burnt ham.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Email me - david@floridafoodforests.com
@growshakephil
@growshakephil 3 года назад
“white flavor” “yellow flavor” 😂
@Chickmamapalletfarm
@Chickmamapalletfarm 3 года назад
Hey Mr. The Good, and plant friends, there is another squash I have grown for 3 or 4 years now. Highly recommend if you are a squash fan. It is called Tetsukabuto, (aka apocalypse squash) that behaves much like the Seminole Pumkin squash Mr. The Good talks about. It must be planted with a C. moschata or C. Maxima for pollination. It is very prolific, and does the thing David talks about where it comes back in the fall for another round of squashing. I planted several C. moschata’s this year with the Tetsukabouto, in far southern Mississippi, and it is performing awesome again. I also had amazing results in western North Carolina. Resistant to blight and bugs. Can find it in Johnny’s catalog.
@a4000t
@a4000t 3 года назад
I had a pretty good haul of watermellon,honeydew,cantilope,Armenian cucumbers,pumpkins,spaghetti squash and assorted other squash this year so can't complain. those squash vines go crazy. I saved seeds from all of the above. Tomatos are still producing here in Central Texas..don't think i can eat one more tomato :D
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Good work. You know you did well when you get sick of tomatoes...
@FebbieG
@FebbieG 3 года назад
A fellow Central Texan!
@a4000t
@a4000t 3 года назад
@@FebbieG Indeed! Happy Gardening!
@qualqui
@qualqui 3 года назад
Missed the Goodstream but here enjoying seeing you harvest 350 lbs. of yummy Seminole Pumpkins! Loved seeing the clip of the black panther as well! Thanks for sharing David, wishing ya all a great week!
@tozlink
@tozlink 3 года назад
Sadly, my melon pits were an epic fail this year. A rabid possum ate everything in them, including dirt. I had to buy soil to fill the holes, and I also mixed in blood meal. I got squash vines, but very few squash. My neighbor didn't have much luck with squash this year either, so maybe it was some sort of blight. I'm going to try growing them in raised beds next year.
@kkrollingskkrollings3173
@kkrollingskkrollings3173 3 года назад
I use plain old human urine here were i live to deter rabbits, moose, and deer that eat my crops, i have used human hair from hair brushes i found these methods always helped, you need to do it about 1 time every 10 days or after a big rain for best defense. I noticed over the years when i did not do it is when i got the damage by the animal pest.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Yikes. Too bad you couldn't bury the possum in a new one.
@blackbearhomestead
@blackbearhomestead 3 года назад
David, what mic 🎤 are you using? The sound quality is superb 🥰🤩😎
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
We use an MKE600 Sennheiser shotgun mic.
@blackbearhomestead
@blackbearhomestead 3 года назад
@@davidthegood Thank you 🎤
@oneperson5760
@oneperson5760 3 года назад
I LOVE how the seed packets for the Everglades tomato and Seminole pumpkins are decorated! So very awesome!
@baddriversofcolga
@baddriversofcolga 3 года назад
That pumpkin song is great, and I laughed when you threw the watermelon rind made of glass. :P
@TheWeedyGarden
@TheWeedyGarden 3 года назад
“Put your enimies in the ground”. I love that 🤣🤣🤣🎃
@dans3718
@dans3718 3 года назад
My turn for tropical storm fun. Fred about to spit straight into my eye. Oh, and my seminoles did much better this year than last. 12x the yield so far, and still fining some in the weeds out there. This year I did pits/mounds. The pumpkins liked them better than the cantaloupes and watermelons.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
That is fantastic. Good luck through the storm.
@rosehavenfarm2969
@rosehavenfarm2969 3 года назад
Dear Sir Good, please be assured there were, miraculously, 80 pounds more of your delectable squashes, picked by your future self. Your Obedient Servant, I remain Etc etc ... We have a weird, mixed up maxima (or moschata? Too lazy to go look) ripening now. We are hoping it tastes good. Will GoodDaughter be offering the Seminole pumpkin seeds? Hope so.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Yes - she has them in her store for a limited time.
@suzanneovergaard2655
@suzanneovergaard2655 3 года назад
"throw in your enemies" hahahahahahahahahahhahahahhaha!
@MartieMc
@MartieMc 2 года назад
Grew 211 lbs of South Anna butternut from 2 vines last year. They were planted near my cat's grave who died the previous winter. I'm thinking she nourished the vines. South Anna was developed from a cross of Seminole pumpkin x Waltham butternut about 10 years ago by a grower in Virginia. Very sweet. Highly recommend it.
@TheNewMediaoftheDawn
@TheNewMediaoftheDawn 3 года назад
This guys an excellent Gardner…. Couldn’t you just machete down all those weeds and squash vines and mulch in place after the crop is done?
@davidpritchett855
@davidpritchett855 3 года назад
I will absolutely be doing this next spring. I would love to see a video of every vegetable you consider pit worthy! Something I want to try next year is mini corn cobs like are in stir fry mixes. Basically it's regular corn but you harvest the cob as soon as it starts to tassle at all. I don't think I have enough time but you might just an idea to add a bit more biomass before the end of the year, though corn is pretty nitrogen hungry so idk.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
I have grown sunflowers, corn, mulberries, melons and pumpkins in melon pits so far. The pumpkins and melons did the best, so I named it after them.
@davidpritchett855
@davidpritchett855 3 года назад
@@davidthegood nice I'm particularly interested in the mulberries and may have to add a few of those next year. Do you think mulberries would do well with a boomerang swale and compost pit just uphill of them? I know once they get going mulberries can be pretty bulletproof but I want to get some going from seed so I assume they'll need a little extra care.
@Jonathan-wo6kf
@Jonathan-wo6kf Год назад
My apologies if you mentioned this in the video and I missed it, but how many pumpkin plants did you plant for the 350lb yield?
@tamirhassibara2229
@tamirhassibara2229 2 года назад
How do you water out there? I live in a zone where summer goes dry for at least 2 months! How do you keep a field of pumpkins irrigated?
@TheWeedyGarden
@TheWeedyGarden 3 года назад
Hey David. Do you by a good chance know the name (race, breed, model) of that little cute cream coloured pumkin that appeared as nr 2 on the turning stool? Is it called Musquee De Provence? Or do you call them something else? Thanks for your content BTW. We do thing kinda alike. 🎃💪🏻👍🏼💙🙏😃
@g-man9684
@g-man9684 2 года назад
How awesome! Weedy commenting on David's page. My two favourites 🙏
@CrossPatchDi
@CrossPatchDi 3 года назад
Kind of had a white Flavor! LOL
@melaniee8781
@melaniee8781 3 года назад
I just cut a vine borer out of one of my pumpkin vines 😏 I have never grown anything before. I thought I got all those eggs and treated wit seven dust and one still got in
@tmontero8492
@tmontero8492 3 года назад
Your pumpkin display at the beginning of your video was precious -- especially the blue one... Congrats on your newest pumpkin!
@cindycunningham6357
@cindycunningham6357 3 года назад
I just did the melon pits 2 days ago. I’m really excited to see how it goes. I’d been saving all left overs and in the pit they went. ThankU for all your help. I’m in Central Florida. And need all your knowledge.
@nicholasgade2288
@nicholasgade2288 3 года назад
And my 4 pumpkins gave/ giving me a great lesson in pumpkin 101! Practice more... I got nothing.
@jettyeddie_m9130
@jettyeddie_m9130 3 года назад
You Killed it man !! , my Australian squash didn’t survive the dry 100+ degree desert weather, I thought it was gonna be a hit since Australia is hot as heck ! Go figure
@gillsmoke
@gillsmoke 3 года назад
Dumb question we grow other pumpkins here in Ohio, will your Seminole variety work here? I think we grow butternuts here too.
@takeitslowhomestead5218
@takeitslowhomestead5218 3 года назад
Thanks again for the inspiring video. I appreciate your humor. 😏
@harpstone
@harpstone 3 года назад
Great info! I'm sure to do better than one lousy pumpkin in 350 lbs. of weird dirt.
@emilyacevedo4746
@emilyacevedo4746 3 года назад
Do you think I still have time to get a Seminole crop in here in central FL? My spring round flopped and I just bought seeds from your lovely daughter. I wonder if there’s enough time or if I should hang onto them until spring.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
You might just make it if you plant before Sept 1st.
@emilyacevedo4746
@emilyacevedo4746 3 года назад
@@davidthegood thanks!
@ZE308AC
@ZE308AC 3 года назад
That yellow watermelon look tasty
@mealbla7097
@mealbla7097 3 года назад
The amount of squash bugs my pumpkin brought to my backyard was devastating. Every time it tried to put on a pumpkin. It didn't take because of the squash beetles so sad. I'll try it on a larger property
@benjaminbroudy2982
@benjaminbroudy2982 3 года назад
Thank you for the taste description of the different colors of watermelon. Will definitely keep that in mind when deciding what type of watermelon to buy.
@Freedom2025-x2b
@Freedom2025-x2b 8 месяцев назад
Did you get pickle worms in any of your pumpkins? If you did, how did you solve the problem? Thank you. Central Florida 9b.
@juguruteacher6204
@juguruteacher6204 3 года назад
David be planting seeds for sure! I love that intro! David be planting seeds al over! :P Please use it again for another video!
@juguruteacher6204
@juguruteacher6204 3 года назад
Yay! A clicky bait title! About time! Let's get those normies checking out the Goods.
@heathermartin2878
@heathermartin2878 3 года назад
Morning , I love pumpkin 😁
@KatieChandler-oj8ze
@KatieChandler-oj8ze Год назад
Thank you so much for all the videos you've made about growing pumpkins and squash. I've always dreamed of growing awesome pumpkins and I've never grown them on my own but I'm definitely going to actually try it. With the help of your videos and advice. I'll let you know how it goes. I do have a question though, I'm in zone 6b. When would be the best time to get my pumpkin seeds in the ground? I'm a new subscriber to your channel and so thankful I found it. I also got a copy of your book Compost Everything. What I've read so far has been great..thank you again for all your knowledge and I love all of your videos because you actually show what your doing or showing what you mean. If that makes sense.
@nancyfahey7518
@nancyfahey7518 3 года назад
Dang that makes me so mad. I got one small butternut out of my compost bin. But there's still a chance with the Seminoles. Several have gone kaput but I found a couple out back that are flowering. Fingers crossed.
@Bearfoot-e3e
@Bearfoot-e3e 2 месяца назад
I don't know what the song is during the pumpkin montage but I want it as my new ring tone. Oh, and Crazy Pumpkins was my nickname in high school, don't ask.
@mikaellindqvist5599
@mikaellindqvist5599 2 года назад
White flavor? Like flour? Or some illegal substance from the local pusher. Paper. Hmm 🤷‍♂️
@AnnaBananaRepublic
@AnnaBananaRepublic Год назад
If it weren’t for THIS ONE WEIRD TRCK!! I never would have watched 😜
@irisjanemay1903
@irisjanemay1903 2 года назад
If you know anyone one with old straw or hay and it's starting to rot and get nasty, you can just pile it up in a big old hill, add just enough dirt where you're actually putting the pumpkin plants to cover the roots, water it good and watch it go. The hay composes down all summer releasing fertilizer on a steady basis. A four or five foot hill of hay will will melt down to a foot or two of rich soil. If you can't dig holes and burn things outside, this might be a good option for those with horrible soil. The next year, pile a bunch more hay on and replant. In 2019, I got almost 300 pounds of pumpkins and squash from my fifty by thirty foot garden. I also had tomatoes, summer squash, and beans growing in this space. It was just super productive. I love all the beautiful pumpkins you grew. Pumpkins are an amazing plants with beautiful leaves, lovely good smelling flowers and beautiful fruit. This year I grew that French worty variety and they trellised along my fences and up my arch. They were the star of the garden all summer.
@rheac953
@rheac953 2 года назад
I like to grow triple treat pumpkins. I eat the seeds. I make a Jack-o-lantern. Maybe a pie. Don’t much like pumpkin to eat. Wish I did. They are fun.
@GunninWizard
@GunninWizard Год назад
I planted 6 pumpkin plants and they all vines beautifully but got no pumpkins. What did I do wrong?
@beebob1279
@beebob1279 Год назад
What is the number of days for the Seminole Pumpkin to fruit and mature? I'm in Pennsylvania and our growing season where I am is from the middle of May to the Middle of October (traditional frost date).
@Jacq892
@Jacq892 2 года назад
I have lots of flowers but no Seminole pumpkin. The flowers have a skinny stem. Is this male? Will the females have a bulb? I planted in May, and it is now September. Planted in a 3 foot deep box and vines spill everywher.
@TheWeedyGarden
@TheWeedyGarden 3 года назад
Some really good tips in this vid. Thanks Mr Good. 🙏👌
@shannonalaminski2619
@shannonalaminski2619 10 месяцев назад
I grew zucchini and spaghetti squash one year. The seeds I saved and planted after were a vining spaghetti squash plant with zucchini squash fruit. They produced well for a couple generations, then they died out one year. 😢
@dustinpotter8312
@dustinpotter8312 3 года назад
The fruit will grow true according to the parent plant but that does not mean the seeds are "bred true" as they will accept pollination from what ever viable squash/pumpkin variety in the area as long as the male pollen granules come in contact with the female flowers. The seeds you saved were crossed and not pure. the breeding of the seeds was open pollinated and not generally capable of producing true to "cultivar" fruits. The crop you raised was even more diversely pollinated when you included other pumpkin/squash varieties. Corn can open pollinate from over a mile away but honey bees can travel an easy 3 miles with viable varieties of pollen for your squash/pumpkin plants. Your original plant that "tasted good" had seeds that would not reproduce the specific strain of plant you got your seeds from. Certain apples (like honey crisp) require cross pollination with a different cultivar so to get true to cultivar with "honey crisp" a person has to take cuttings as the seeds will be a different "hybrid." Easiest said "not your fault" just your current pumpkin.
@SimpleEarthSelfReliance
@SimpleEarthSelfReliance 3 года назад
Getting interest in long term storage food down here in the Karoo now. Your channel is one of the first I started watching some years ago, and still enjoying getting value from it to this day. Kinda bounced in here now because of my pumpkin research (food and feed), and behold, a david video! Thanks! Keep it up.
@anitaswart.
@anitaswart. 2 года назад
Surely there can only be one Karoo on this earth. In South Africa my country? Living in the UK and am homesick every day for 17 years. 50 years ago my father and I did a night trip through the Karoo on the way to Cape Town. Beautiful and will always remember the beauty. Hope I'm on the right page and hope I see the Karoo one day, because I will go back to SA, only 71 now
@SimpleEarthSelfReliance
@SimpleEarthSelfReliance 2 года назад
@@anitaswart. hi Anita. Definitief! The one and the same Karoo. I am sure you'll be visiting here some time. Glad to chat, and hope you're having a good summer over there. Keep well. :)
@jenaytucker8145
@jenaytucker8145 2 года назад
That’s so funny what are you sitting on with your feet on your food a swing ?LOL🤣😆 Yeah! I could so it wile you are talking 😁
@1ntuthukozwane
@1ntuthukozwane Год назад
Fresh butternut is amazing. Have not tasted 4-month old from my garden. Will get to soon but I cannot imagine it being better than the 1-1,5 month butternut. I will come again to confirm after I eat the 4 month old.
@pamelabratton2501
@pamelabratton2501 3 года назад
Oh, my! Did y'all see that black Florida panther? You better be careful there David, those are some scary panthers out your way!
@noahriding5780
@noahriding5780 Год назад
How much acreage is reasonable to grow how many pounds of pumpkins typically?
@ladyryan902
@ladyryan902 3 года назад
You are in florida? I'm in central and can not get anything to grow..boreres n bugs have eaten everything..the dirt seems to be dead...there is also way weird bacteria that just appears kills grass too..any any ideas would be appreciated
@hands2hearts-seeds2feedamu83
@hands2hearts-seeds2feedamu83 3 года назад
Sure wish I knee what I was doing. That way I would get more for ALL my time spent just trying to get plants and food to grow, and watch it fail.
@amandathurston2720
@amandathurston2720 3 года назад
I painted the stem of a pumpkin with glitter and glue, I was decorating it, but a side effect, it preserved it nearly 8 months, before someone moved it in the sun, then it started to rot.
@learningtogrowinChrist
@learningtogrowinChrist Год назад
You should have way more views with the music and rollin pumpkins!!! Love it!
@blackbearhomestead
@blackbearhomestead 3 года назад
David are you now the 🪄 Magic Gardener? What are you sitting on? 🤣
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
I am floating in the air.
@laceynicole3696
@laceynicole3696 Год назад
Very very cool. Love these videos. I've learned so much. I got not great clay. Definitely gonna try this
@groundedinfirstprinciples383
@groundedinfirstprinciples383 2 года назад
My southern soil is 0-20-0. Ash is a no-go for me. What do you add in your pumpkin pit in my Soil?
@eldiegoasecas
@eldiegoasecas 2 года назад
there's a patch of my backyard where we bury our dead pets and i always thought it would be amazing to grow big fruit vegetables and i'm gonna try it this year
@KerriEverlasting
@KerriEverlasting 2 года назад
Sounds like grey Kent pumpkin we have in Australia 😊
@noahriding5780
@noahriding5780 Год назад
How much potash or campfire ash do you need per vegetable plant, and how do you work that out?
@PleasantPrickles
@PleasantPrickles 3 года назад
You keep me laughing! Congrats on the colossal pumpkin harvest! 🎃
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Thank you.
@bonsaihorn
@bonsaihorn 3 года назад
10:17 OH MY GOD, the SEMINOLE VARIANT!!!
@juliekraft4102
@juliekraft4102 3 года назад
Love your "air chair".😜
@DeadeyeJoe37
@DeadeyeJoe37 3 года назад
You talking about the Seminole pumpkins having to sit sounds like you're talking about steaks. "We dry age our Seminole pumpkins for 6 months before cooking them".
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
The flavor really does improve.
@charitykamau1320
@charitykamau1320 3 года назад
Hi David. Can you sell me sorghum. Is it red or white
@FulbrightFarmstead
@FulbrightFarmstead 7 месяцев назад
I've never heard of melon pits before. Interesting.
@Doktracy
@Doktracy Год назад
S. Anna butternut is an amazing squash and seems to hold up to bugs and disease of the south.
@Doktracy
@Doktracy Год назад
I love Seminole pumpkin. I call him Seymour.
@emeraldwaterlifehomestead2180
@emeraldwaterlifehomestead2180 2 года назад
I like this video and music so much , I watched it several times. Did my pumpkin this way. Thank you from Florida Panhandle. :)
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 2 года назад
Thank you.
@cindypeterson1450
@cindypeterson1450 2 года назад
That’s a strange looking pumpkin
@charlenequinilty7252
@charlenequinilty7252 3 года назад
Great but how you get any with vine borers or do you have that problem
@katespencer4038
@katespencer4038 3 года назад
Where I garden here in Fl they dug a drainage pond and built out our yards with some sort if clay garbage. I have put compost on yearly nothing seems to help. Have to grow everything in pots
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
Sounds like you got stripped down to subsoil. That is tough. Compost doesn't help Florida soil for long. You might try making biochar and soaking it in nutrients.
@GraftingTactick
@GraftingTactick 3 года назад
So cool, great harvesting 👍🌱☘🌳🍀🌲absolutely 💯 incredible 👏 🙌
@elbajoloco
@elbajoloco 3 года назад
Why are your videos so good?????~~~!!! Be well
@frogmayread
@frogmayread 2 года назад
Will Cherokee tan pumkins, zucchini and spaghetti squash cross pollinate?
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 2 года назад
No. Zuchinni and spaghetti squash may cross, as they are both C. pepo, but Cherokee Tan is a C. moschata and is very unlikely to cross.
@Jabberwalks
@Jabberwalks 3 года назад
I really like the camera work with this video, especially the shots with nice backround blur. Do you mind me asking what camera/lens you're shooting with?
@Kizarat
@Kizarat 3 года назад
David are you familiar with Joseph Lofthouse's "Landrace Gardening"?
@whiskeywomanwhisks
@whiskeywomanwhisks 3 года назад
Bugs have destroyed my pumpkins and winter squash😩
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
I'm sorry. We've had that happen too.
@GuitarKitchen
@GuitarKitchen 3 года назад
Squash always does seem to grow from the compost pile anyways ...
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
It's amazing.
@GypsyBrokenwings
@GypsyBrokenwings 3 года назад
Amazing! I should have done your method. My pink pumpkins only made one per vine.
@davidthegood
@davidthegood 3 года назад
One is better than none, but that is a poor harvest. Better luck this next year.
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