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Hello. I am in zone 6. First frost date mid October, last frost date mid May.

Hello. The watering frequency will depend on the containers size and other growing conditions (temperature, weather, soil type etc.). When it comes to thyme plants, the way I am doing it is I always let the soil dry completely. When the pot is "light as a feather" I water it. They will survive drought much easier than being overwatered. Yes You can use those to improve the drainage. Hope that helps 🙂🌱🍀

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Hello. It's too hot for kale right now where I live. If it's Your case too, keep it in shade during the hottes hours as it will not taste very good otherwise. Thank You very much ☺🍀

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@@Liap your welcome my friend I would be happy if you come to my page and support me by subscribing and liking🙏🌹☺️😊

Hello. Feel free to send the photos via email. I can't wait to see them 🌱 Thank You very much ☺🍀

Hello. Those are 10l containers (2.6gal).

Hello. The purpose of cabbage collar is to prevent root fly eggs from hatching. Yes, the spruce shavings serve as mulch, helping the soil to retain moisture and maintain more stable temperature. Thank You very much 😊🍀

@@Liap How cool! I'm going to try growing cabbage as a fall crop for the first time. I don't know if root flies are an issue in my area but now I can follow your design and make some collars just in case. Thanks for sharing!!

@@ofrecentvintage absolutely! Better be prepared, than surprised 👍 Happy gardening 🌱🍀

@@Liap Very true!

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Hello. Beans don't require much, if any fertilizing. But if You have poor soil, any balanced fertilizer will work well. Starting when the first blooms appear and continue on a weekly basis (every 7-10 days)

Hello. I am pretty sure they will. But You will most likely want to grow them from January or later from August/September. They prefer temperatures between 24 and 35°C (75-95°F). They will most likely survive higher temperatures, but the chances are they will drop flowers if it gets too hot.

Hello. There had been one more harvest before cold weather came. I could have been harvesting them regulary (which would also make others ripen faster), but I don't think most people would be interested in watching me harvesting habanero peppers for 10 minutes straight 😀 Thank You very much ☺🍀

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Hello. If You let big enough stem in the soil, it will grow some side shoots, but it won't form a second head like the first one. The containers are 21cm ( ≈8.2") deep.

Hello. These are ≈2.6 gal containers. Thank You very much ☺ Greetings from Slovakia 👋

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Hello. If You let big enough stem in the soil, it may grow side shoots. But it won't grow the same head like the first one.

Hello. I use spruce shavings as a mulch to improve moisture retention and also more stable temperature of the soil. Thank You very much ☺

@@Liap thanks ! do you have the link to buy spruce ?

​@@ClaudioArcono I get my spruce shavings from local carpenter. You can also use straw instead of wood shavings, it works just as fine.

I can confirm that 🙂👍

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Hello. Yes I did. The younger ones are good and can be used the same way as kale. But I find the older ones rather tough and not very tasty. They are edible though. Thank You very much, I am happy You like the video ☺🍀

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You're right! When freezing tomatoes, do You cut them or keep them whole?

@@Liap We just wash them thoroughly and freeze them whole. 🙂

@@danieltalis7711 Thank You, I've actually never tried freezing them.

Hello. It depends on the growing conditions. The seedlings grow very slowly in cold weather. When they have 4-5 true leaves is about the right time to transplant them. What is the variety You are growing? They have bitter taste when grown in hot temperatures. Or when they bolt (which often happens in hot temperatures).

I use fish emulsion based fertilizer from time to time. Any balanced organic fertilizer will work 🙂

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They taste slightly fruity from the start, followed by the strong pungency hit 🔥

Those look amazing! I will grow them If I will get the seeds for next year 🙂🌱 Thank You very much, I am sure You will have similar bounty from Your ones 🍀 Happy gardening!

Hello Barry. I looked up the variety You had mentioned. It looks amazing and I am able to get the seeds over here where I live. I will probably give them a try! Thank You very much for Your kind feedback, I am very happy You like the videos ☺ Take care and happy gardening 🌱🍀