I'm still not sure on what career I really want to pursue but seeing this comment made me really want to be a biologist.

@@angtabamo5062 You made my day! thanks mate!

Santi Avila thanks!! What else grows well together?

@@shawnise311 Pretty much anything that thrives in the same layer of vegetation will be more productive this way. In order to see where does the plant fits, look at it's strucutre in an evolutionary perspective and integrate it accordingly.

This is so cool, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! This makes me really excited to jam pack my vegetables in the next round! :-D

Indeed! Just amazing.

I wish I had hair like his. :P

Big samwise energy

Hope you join the group someday :)

I like him but the character just sounds overly expressed and not very genuine...

Miss O.P. Try the no dig method, Charles Dowding can explain it on youtube

Very good point

@@FeedMeSalt yep. Things like this are perfectly fine for people who are harvesting everything by hand & using it to feed themselves, without as much regard for selling it for a profit but for big farms its not profitable. having too much too close together can even still be a pain for hand harvesting. If you were doing very much, like if you wanted the store all the root crops for winter. Plots like this need to be small enough that you can reach the center fairly well so that you don't have to tromp through plants to get your salad

Mulching is your best friend :P I use manila paper kekek

@Cosmic Dissonance lol. You tell em!

Same!

Babyblue33 awesome I’m new and I do pot gardening

Doing it right is only relative dude! The right way is whatever makes food.

That's awesome - I'm basically doing the same this year ... I'm going with great soil, good sun and water and mixing tons veggies together :)

Fighting for competition for the sun. & like energy, attracts like energy. I always theorized just throwing a bunch of seeds in and seeing what happens? I did with sunflower seeds along a boring dull road & now 10 years later, the road is alive with beautiful sunflowers! I'm going to start throwing more flower seeds along the roads (I live in a very rural area in Utah) to make the scenery more beautiful for myself & for the community & visitors who drive by 💚💐🌸🌺🌹🥀🌻🌼🌷⚘🌱

I love this

All mixed up? Do you just pull the weaker ones or move small ones around at all?

@@mattbroomer8476 I don't do anything and I've never had a problem with them growing. Maybe because I flood the soil after throwing the seeds to cover and spread them. The only ones I'm careful planting are bulbs and large fruit tree seeds. I usually also plant them early because we don't get snow, and the pants grow about the same size. I plant flowers, herbs, and bird seed for the most part. But I have planted things like peppers and tomatoes, but in there own section. It was the same method and they grow ok. Just don't throw to many seeds in one spot and it should be fine. Some vegetables will be harder to harvest because you need to look for them, but I like how it looks. Also if the seeds didn't grow the first year, sometimes they grow the next. I've seen flowers that I didn't plants that year grow. So you do have less control over your garden. Just make sure you don't plant something like mint that grows crazy and will kill every thing around them. I recommend this more for flowers or herbs though, I don't plant to many vegetables because we have a crazy amount of aphids and slugs. And last time I tried we had more than usual. We have rabbits and don't want to use pesticides, and the natural stuff didn't work. So I don't experiment with fruits or vegetables as much. They grow, but the bugs get to them no matter what I do. So I plant them in pots inside till it's time to use them for my pets.

@@lahormiga1989 Awesome. I am gonna try this just for the giggles.

@@mattbroomer8476 cool, let me know how it goes if you remember. And good luck, it's all about trial and error just like everything else.

It also confused the pest!

That's what I'm doing, I even planted stuff in the 5" gap of dirt beside my house on either side, taking advantage of all the space I have

We planted 2,000 seeds indoors, looking to see what happens...

and here I am using mulch for that

You are right! I wonder how much growth is due to competition. And, how can we mimick competition to encourage faster growth.

Bit of a different climate in the rain forest, though.

It must scrifice, maybe smaller fruits/veg or fast depletion of soil

He is the best

ThatGUY The soil feeds itself with leaf drop and plants that die back after a season, though. Same idea as with compost

Same here but it's 3:43AM for me

me too with no garden at all

So it's not only me that has a poor sleep pattern. Lol.

Might as well Learn something new while up So that's good

Julia Collier 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

It looks like varieties called French Breakfast. I also love Red Belle, Sparkler and Watermelon Radishes

@@HofstraTechTalk The long radishes - I think you are right, I have a packet of French Breakfast seeds sitting on my coffee table awaiting planting and that's exactly what the picture on the packet looks like. The other packet called 'crunchy mix' should be interesting :-)

Stacey Schwieterman they not gonna grow . I’ve done the same thing and the plants started killing each other for the food , water and spacing . Plants are savages

@@THEREAL_GZUS Did you just watch the same video that we did?

Atlas WalkedAway yeah I did I commented before watching . But was surprised they growing which make me want to try to do this again lol

@@THEREAL_GZUS Maybe he had better soil quality than you used before?

PC Henderson most likely and better conditions?? Idk to be honest but will be giving it another go this weekend

Pixie Dust2000 : VERY INCITEFUL !!!!

Me, too-I call it Mother Nature gardening!

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I mean you could just get the seeds individually they are only $1

@@snowpaw360 I could and probably will but it's still a fun marketing idea. Kinda a, "here's my video, now you can do it too" thing

@@jacobmoore4193 like idk man this isn't something special he did he just got the different seeds and put em together. And he already told us what's going to happen so what is the fun

These videos are awesome

@@mclovin9151 you don't have a mind for business. That could really made some money from stay at home moms who want to garden all year round...

It's a sign that Google/KZfaq is reading your mind.

Yes! The same exact thing just happened to me. I was just thinking about if my garden will be ok since yesterday I scattered my seeds in my garden without spacing. And now this video pops up in my recommended. Strange!

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Beware the wire taps. They know you.

What happened with your chilli experiment Nono?

@Logic reigns Interesting!

would love to know how this turns out...Im out of bed space for the year

Same here What were the results

I'm going to do this in 1-2 weeks. Its Feb 26 2023, so depending on the last snow, which is predicted 1st or 2nd week of March, (I'm in central Indiana, between 5 & 6 growing zonedl, I'm throwing carrots, radishes, variety of spinaches & leaf lettuces into a 16x4 raised bed. I'm saving this video and will update as they grow.

@@lidip8700 any update? I'm doing something pretty similar

Right! I wish I could get that much excitement across in my videos.

@Laura H I picked the saying up from my grandmother, god rest her soul. She loved saying Oopsydootle to try and make light of mistakes, as there's not much point to get all flustered or mad at a simple mistake. It was an Oopsydootle!

In British English “Bok Choy” is sometimes spelled and pronounced as “Pak Choi”

I believe he said pok choy

They are the same! He is saying Pak Choi! ♥️

Gardening From Scratch - Many people pronounce it with a "p". It's Chinese and pronounced with the "b". When I lived in Hawaii I never heard it pronounced with a "p". From what I read, the "b" comes from the British pronunciation.

Driving me crazy too

Dm me

Lmao this a botanical information video. And yet here you are thirsting lmao how pathetic what a simp.

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@@OhTerry especially u

I truly wish you would find that guy too. God bless you and good luck. :)

How did it do?

It’s works fine. The only issue is when it comes time to pull some out. It’s kind of like a little scavenger hunt. A some times a few come out when you only want 1 or 2, but I fit sooo much more in a small space

Me too! It is giving me some ideas to try!

Oh no!

At least it is a funny story, kind of. Goodbye carrots!

You should look into the clay ball method. Basically, you mix all the seeds together, add powdered clay, and a little water. Roll it into little balls and let them dry. Scatter the clay balls and optionally cover them with scattered hay. Next good rain and they plant/germinate themselves.

@Waxoff Waxon I'd say a tornado is about as random as it gets! :)

Bummer!

Clin this makes me hopeful because I was hurt in the fall and wasn’t able to finish my garden so I left a lot in the ground, including carrots. Hopefully they start sprouting.

Same with me, Clin. I thought they were all gone, but found them again in the early spring. Dug them up, so sweet they were like candy.

Michael Hidalgo my peppers failed this year. I only planted a few as they usually produce more fruit than I can use. So of course none of my seeds germinated this year. But, my lettuce, radish, spinach, beetroot, cucumber and potatoes are thriving. I missed planting my tomatoes so planned to buy some seedlings from the garden centre. Who knew we’d be living through lockdown apocalypse? So no tomatoes, no peppers this year.

julie Wallis interesting. I’ve always had almost all my pepper seeds germinate. I haven’t had much luck with tomatoes. I’ve been trying for over 2 months and I think now I’ve finally been able to correct my mistake. However, if all has gone well they would’ve been huge by now. Also, why can’t you start any more peppers or tomatoes?

It's been pretty cold out here for the month of May in Georgia.

We had snow at the beginning of the week. It's been in the 20's at night.