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Hearing you say that you continue to film was the best thing I heard! Love from Georgia Boss and Lori!!

Hi, this is a video I'm so happy to find at that point because I will be doing the skirt on my house. I'm wondering if you have a recommandations for a compresable foam ? Thanks a lot !

Jim have you heard or seen a utube video Beer and Iron? The guy uses store bought charcoal briquettes and counts out the charcoal briquettes to put on the dutch oven lid.

Are the ants still a problem at the New York cabin?

Maintenance tips that make sense.

They started a new life in the mountains like they're running from the CIA 😄

How about pine needles?

Thanks brother. That's good advise

And you guys are spending time at this cabin again, and it looks better now than it did 11 years ago and it looked good.

Yup ! Proof Is In The Video, Thanks Boss & Lori ! Hugs For Tildy ! ATB T God Bless

not what i had in mind but educational all the same

This year I built a small temporary greenhouse on the side of my cabin for my cucumbers, zucchini and peppers. And while they have only been in the ground for a month and temps here have been ranging from overnight lows in the mid-40’s to highs in the upper 80’s the plants are doing great! Not as amazing as yours, but nonetheless I am pleased with their growth. Always love seeing what is working for you. 😊

Would this be ok for wall insulation in a shed?

Well the ranger with the tracks sure worked out well.

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Well that project turned out really well.

Hey boss, just to be sure that it is the toxic rain that is destroying your plants, why don't you use the soil from the outside that you think is better than the one inside and use it inside next year for your new season and let's see what happens. Maybe 2 plants for experiment. I am curious to find out. Great videos as usual.

Isn’t it much warmer in the greenhouse?

I dunno. We live in Virginia, record high heat is to blame around here.

Well that ended up well.

My theory is that the light in the greenhouse is slightly defused which the cukes and the peppers enjoy. It looked to me like the cukes in your garden had their stems sunburned. Too much direct sun early in the year when they are most tender? Lately, I grow mine on a cattle panel outside. Interesting about the rainwater. Get a sample and have it tested for chemicals at a lab. I'd like to know what they find.

The last three years my raised beds look exactly the same. Pathetic except for tomatoes. They love the poison rain and chemtrails coming down on them. They’re probably not healthy to eat. I’m moving inside next year if we have a next year. Thanks for the video. What’s your green house roof made of ?

Thank you!!

They grow better for you inside because of your climate. Iam in northwest Missouri and my cucumbers do fabulous outside, but our days are warmer so are our nights.

Seems like there are a couple other variables that may be considered for the cucumbers; temperature in the greenhouse, humidity in the greenhouse, and light concentration in the greenhouse, etc. Big leap to jump to conspiracy theories; just my opinion. Nonetheless, love the videos!

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Inside garden looks great.Sad what the outside garden looks like?Until next time 😊

Good video. I guess the term "Right as rain" ain't right anymore. Shame

nice plants in the green house .

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I have watched you for many years and commented of some. My question is what water do you use in the greenhouse?

How bout them apples! Works like a charm. 😂🍎🍏

It's a 100 degrees here in the central Georgia swamps today, only thing growing in my garden is okra, peas, and peppers, but I'm canning chili today in the air conditioner

Same here in crazy Germany… It‘s a nightmare … all my cats have been sick last week after heavy dark „clouds“ at the sky and weeks and weeks of „sahara dust“ (as they call ist in waether forecast) in the air Thank you so much for openly saying it

You did not mention how the plants in the green house are watered. How do the plants get the water they need? What is the source?

Can you make dill pickles out of the small cukes?

Having worked in a large greenhouse I can tell you there are factors, heat, humidity, better constancy of temps, soil components, manual ventilation, etc that go into making greenhouse plants prosper and grow into healthy plants. Just like us humans, plants love continuity in many ways, you will always have better and more vigorous growth in a greenhouse environment.

the rainwater is poisonous. What do you spray your plants with?

I grow cukes outside and so far they are growing as in previous years. Vining on the fence and full of blossoms. I amend the soil with all the food waste coming from the preparation of meals. I have a tomato plant growing in the greenhouse which is growing much faster then the outside plants. I contribute that to a more controlled environment with the added heat. I water my plants with harvested rainwater when rain fall is sparse. I use no commercial fertilizer. Do you think there could be a toxic element in the leaves or other material you put on the outside garden. If the trees are being affected, perhaps the leaves also. Just a thought. I so enjoy your informative videos. I live in Michigan.

What are using to water in the greenhouse?

Hey Boss, have you ever tried sliced cukes on a bagel with cream cheese and dill. We love it.

Wow there is no comparison to your cucs. Wonder if they have ever thought of the long term effects of the spray

I mean, you know disrespect.So do an experiment. Take some clear plastic make a dome . over one of your cucumber plants plants outside. Where it can still get rain. Let's see what happens brother

WOW, Boss what a difference. I thought do one more comparison with a tall hoop bed with plastic on top so it can't get rain on it. Better still cover those sick ones ane see if they come back. Thanks Buddy 🙂

In my first garden over 50 years ago I planted a 40 foot row of cucumbers on 6 foot high chicken wire. I picked three or four times a day. We gave away tons, and my wife pickled so many kinds she got burned out and told me to never plant them again.

No comparison to indoor growing vs. outside.My greenhouse is much more temp stable at night and overall warmer due to the raised beds.The beds release heat all night long and the plants thrive.I'm also pushing to grow less outside every year and want to increase the size of my greenhouse,way easier to control,plants,bugs,watering.Keep moving forward.

Jc, amazing the difference in the cukes. Thanks, for the video!

Its time for a high tunnel to cover the outside gardens. And people drink that rain water. I purchased 4 styro floating seed trays. They worked awesome, thanks for the tip. Cheers

Is the rain really toxic? Have you had it tested? There are MANY reasons the cucumbers would do better in the greenhouse aside from rain.

By farmer water test (PH and chemical test strips) There are cheap test on the market- cheking metals (often cupper from the chemT alu or other stuff diferend acids) The test are fast and easy...but dont speak OPEN in the interNät about the results. Couldbe that Mark Zuckerzwerg or Bill Kill Gotes will buy your land!