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No carrots this year, but just harvested my 1st potato pot of the season...3lbs, 7oz out of the pot not much bigger than yours😎

I've only ever had 1 Carrot bolt. We keep an eye out for any anomalies and nip them in the bud, so to speak. Carrots are a biennial plant, same root tried to be grown a second year. And they are cold hardy, so I wonder, what caused it? Plant the seed, it germinates, you then have a stretch of colder than normal temps, then warms up again, and the plant thinks it's just come out of dormancy. Who knows what Mother Nature has in store for us. Great advise for the newbies Jim.

Thank you, I didn’t know how to identify a carrot that had gone to seed. Now I do ! 👍

Carrots are really slow this year and not sure why. Tomatoes are the same

Ty again, you are a great teacher 😊😊😊

Thank you for the carrot tips. Meg is a beauty and she's so adorable!! ❤😊

Great to know. It’s my first time growing carrots 🥕 will check min when I go out to water them. Fingers crossed I get a good harvest 😊❤

Thanks for the info. Carrots on a slow growth this year. Last couple of years they grew ok

Tip. Look along your row of carrots. The tallest carrots in the row are the ones most likely to have bolted. If its starting to thicken at soil level its starting to throw up a seed head and needs a thick stem to support it. There will be no edible carrot.

What a good result. I liked the slo-mo potato shake out. I had to look up 'good night, Vienna'. Also had to look up 'get in there Moreton'. So a 2 for 1 gardening and cultural education.

I have two greenhouses, both was glass but as I live in a flat & share a communal garden, I had to replace the glass with Polycarbonate sheets, 4mm size which I purchased from a company on EBay. It was pretty reasonably priced & came with a 10 year guarantee. I'm in my fourth year now & my panels are still in good condition. But rather than just clipping them in with glazing wire clips I put eight good size blobs of clear Mastic on each sheet then pressed them on firmly & put the clips on the tops. My panels won't blow off & they have withstood all the winds we have had in recent years. 😉

I had a couple of buckets of early potatoes(should have gone 90 days) but the heat was a bit too much for them. Small haul, but they didn't go to waste, as the wife made new potatoes and gravy. The others are still in buckets and not quite there yet, though they have flowered. Replanted those two buckets with Mizuna and Chinese White Celery. My Red Sun Shallots and Dutch Red Shallots are nearing the end of their growing cycle and 3-4" across. I'll be replanting those pots, too. It might be a good growing season this year! Take care, Jim!

i think you need bigger bucket, you should research why potatoes are rotten.

winner , good looking potatoes

Brilliant weigh-in ! I got my first earlies from a grow bag this week weighing in at 1 3/4 lb, so not quite as good as yours but I’m very happy with my first potato harvest.

We dumped our first bucket Saturday afternoon. Bottom leaves were yellowing a as it was a 1st early should be about ready at 63 days. Got just under a pound. But still was able to make a potato salad. Had 1/2 last night with some BBQ Ribs. The other 1/2 goes with a ribeye tonight. We're of and running. 👍

Potatoes never cease to Amaze me. Never knew those existed, but they sell potato as seed. Been a strange & amazing growing season ...

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Nice

I'm confused, when do you put the plastic on the tops, why? Did you fertilizer with bone meal, how often?

Good video

I have been growing stuff in buckets since finding your channel - 1st year potatoes were great - last year they only got to about 12 inches tall NEVER flowered and died off - I did recover some small potatoes from them - This year it looks like its going to do the same I have the EXACT same potatoes as the man next door that has his in the earth - we BOTH planted on the same day - His are 18-24 inch tall a different green colour leave and are flowering It was fresh unplanted soil in the buckets this year ! ANY IDEAS - I cant understand it

I love your videos. Absolutely love them.👌❤🌱

interesting sharing💟💟💟💟

How to do it? Doesn't really say. Did you fertilize it at all? If so, with what?

I still start my carrots in a bowl like you taught me years ago. So much easier..

I'm trying spring onions the way they grow them in Asia. They cut the green tops off, and then using scissor, cut the tops into half inch (1cm) lengths ready to be fried as a base for most of their recipes. The grow back rate is quite astonishing, and the bulb can increase in size to a point where you could decide to eat that as well. Your 30 carrots idea far surpasses sowing seed willy nilly as well. Cheers from chilly South Australia.

I have a small suggestion, just a suggestion mind you because I don’t know how the search function works on UA-cam, maybe change your channel name to Home Grown Veg In Buckets

I grow tomatoes and cucumbers in those flower buckets, last year I had 15 cucumbers from 1 plant grown in a flower bucket. Keep it up.

I had to turn out a few buckets early, as the leaves had turned yellow and replanted with Mizuna and Chinese White Celery. Have many potatoes not yet done. Be doing some fall Romaine Lettuce. I have Red Sun Shallots and Yellow Dutch Shallots that are about done. I'll be replanting with lettuce, carrots, kale, and cabbage.

This year has our usual 15 buckets of Red Chief earlies on the patio. Stagger planted so, dump a bucket as needed all summer. We have 1 Cauliflower plant each 3gal bucket, 4 now, again stagger planted, and 6 more just germinated for a steady fresh supply. 2 pepper plants in 3gal buckets that were wintered over from last year. Lastly, 4, 10gal buckets with 1 tomato plant in each. Now, if we can just get the weather to cooperate, we should have a good year. Last couple of days, high 90's, today 101 degrees. Then a thunderstorm. Temp dropped 20 degrees in 15 minutes. Low temps high 70's at night. The plants were drooping so bad it looked like we were growing baked potatoes. 😩

I’ve missed you so much!

My buckets are doing pretty well even in spite of cold and hail. I covered them with plastic through the worst of the weather. I have been delighted with the peppers in buckets, bringing them in to a south windowsill when the weather turns cold. I've picked peppers clear into January here in the northern Rockies. Have had several converts to buckets up here. The video was fun. I particularly like seeing Molly supervising and waiting for her share. She was a wonderful dog.

Had a million gallons of rain. Having to begin again. But I've till October.

Think I’ll give that a try. What size are those buckets please?

Brilliant ! 😍👍🌿

That's all looking good. Your sure to get a good harvest. My bucket garden is not doing so good this yr though. l was really late sowing/planting due to health, plus the rubbish Spring we have had, but iv got lettuce, spring onions, swiss chard, diff herbs , new potatoes, all in those black buckets. You motivate me to keep trying. Iv read it not too late to sow a few more things so l'll keep going and see what we get this year. l'll be interested to see how yr swede plants are as l'd love to have a go growing them in the containers.

I had the soil in my raised beds tested, and the folks at the lab said to improve my PH that I should use ammonium sulfate for fertilizer instead of digging in compost as I usually do. I must say that the results have been good: I had my second harvest of green beans today and while the plants are smallish the plants are seriously loaded with beans. Tonight we will have about a quart full of perfect green beans. And, looking at the little beans I would say that it looks like I will need to pick again in only 3 days time. good soil = good yields! And the compost went to the potato patch, which actually needed it

They all look great 🍃🌾🪴cheers!

Giving this container growing this year. Tried a few years ago with poor results. Giving a go again this year and so far things are going good. We are having some hot weather here in the US also. Watching your channel has been very enjoyable to watch. I'll try to send some photos if I can. Potatoes are doing quite well so far. Keep up the good videos.

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JIM Edwin here from Arizona ,,,,would you be so kind as to give me your email address please need to talk private to you about gardening,,,,,,,Edwin

Awesome 👌

That was a grand one. I've never grown one that large, but when we get a one pounder in a bag from the store, I'll roast it and DH and I split it. Add a green veg and that's dinner.

Like how he throws the pots around, thats what I do, only I have to pick them up later

From sublime to the miniscule, Jim. Save a few of those babies to replant. Might beget more giant 1.lb-ers, eh?? Crazy sure, but you never can tell ... --💌🍒

Hello Jim. More stems, more potatoes, smaller Less stems, less potatoes, larger Yes. Several years ago, I planted 20 buckets. 5 with 4 chits, 5 with 3 chits, 5 with 2 chits, and 5 with 1 chit. For the most part, right on the money. More chits more potatoes. This was done with earlies, so that might make a difference, don't know. The weird thing though, the 1 stem buckets,,,,,,,,,, 3 of them had 4 equally sized potatoes almost exactly. 1.5lbs per bucket. 1 of the 4 chit buckets had about 20 marbles. Molly would have followed me home. lol

Your camera is out of focus.

Huge. I'd bake and top with something healthy like salt pepper butter cheese bacon