Until I started watching your videos I never thought of growing our own garden! I learned so much and i really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with everyone! Ty. I noticed I am not so stressed and I find myself going out and just watching the plants, a lot I’ve grown from our food. Everyone can do it no matter where they live.

I love how you play the Birds Eye view (like 2:37) when you walk from place to place in the garden. It really helps me visualize where you are in the garden and the size of the space.

@hai6089

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

I am so greatful I found this incredible channel 💓 Spicy has become one of my absolute faves!!! ❤

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Aw thanks so much, I really appreciate it 🙏🏻😊

@honey-bee-farmstead

Жыл бұрын

@@SpicyMoustache you are having a huge impact on the younger generation, my little kids LOVE all your videos and shorts and because of you we are getting close to having zero waste from plants making our own Celery salt and all sorts PLUS now they all like gardening with me because they know things about gardening from YOU!

I don't know if this man is pregnant but he always deliveres

@hazel250

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Hahahhahah 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Gronners7986

Жыл бұрын

Think that makes him a midwife!

@pgordhan2429

Жыл бұрын

Midwife!! Bro messed up

@debrasfrugallife3703

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Appreciate you making this longer video 8 or 9 mins is perfect

Priceless information, thank you!

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏻

Your videos have inspired me to make the most out of my small garden this year. Just ordered the book but so far I've planted 17 different vegetables, herbs and beneficial flowers to try and maximise the space. Took my daughter out last week to *hopefully* gather our first IMO1. Keep doing what you're doing man...massive inspiration and you make it so accessible. Thank you Alessandro!

Take care and God bless

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

You too

💚thank you!🌱🌱🌱

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

No worries 🫶

Do a video on direct sewing versus transplanting

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Cool idea, I will

I just started watching you yesterday from shorts. Went to sleep with your video playing background and woke up with this notification. Great work. Keep it up. Your own show is coming if its not here yet. As Mr Burns would say,"Eeeexcellent!"

This tip about planting the runners in a little soil sac is a game changer. I could not figure out what to do with my runners this year b/c my strawberries are in hanging baskets. Genius, thank you!

Love love this video! Thank you! ❤

I‘m so glad I found your channel! I‘m doing a little bit of balcony farming with raised beds as well. But with all the informations you‘re giving us, I will definitely step up my gardening game! Thank you and many greetings from Germany!

Amazing, I am so excited for next spring in my area!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

Your videos are great and have helped me a lot!!!

Thank you for the advice. I will incorporate it into my gardening adventures. Great content.

Thankyou for sharing your amazing tips and hard work. Congratulations.

Thank you for your way of teaching. You are a natural. God bless you. 🧑🏻‍🌾

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on gardening and I hope this year I do better in my garden from what I learned from watching your videos

I love your videos thanks for the knowledge 🙌

My mom just got back into gardening in her almost 200 sq ft garden, we just cleaned it up after a decade of sitting. Got new soil and compost. Using your videos to learn to help my mother with the garden. Much love mr . Spicy Mustache.

Love your videos dude! I've just set up my first raised bed so all this is new to me, its brilliant how you go into detail to explain everything, i'd love to see some more videos on how to harvest and how to store food long term if you can (for beginners ) 👍

Wonderful information, thank You 😊

Thank you for sharing! 😊👍🏽❤️

Thank u for us Professional Explanation and Beautiful Professional Language. Thank u I learned a lot. 😊

I love your channel and Instagram. You make me so happy.

Love this! Thank you!

Another great video. Thanx

Great tips. I am a beginner and I love your videos ❤

Alessandro ty for all the info

I'm farmer and only planting potatoes Im using chicken manure in fall and result is mind blowing Love your content by the way sorry for bad english I'm iranian

@charlanpennington3989

Жыл бұрын

Are you saying chicken manure in dirt in the fall, then plant potatoes in that space in the spring? Thankyou for your comment.

Excellent tips. Thank you for the video. 🤜🌟🤛🪴🪴🪴

I think I'm in love 😅 the garden's not bad either! Keep up the great work! Learning so much!

Beautiful content ❤ Thank you ✨️

What an epic summary of the essential crops! If people wanted to get started woth growinf their own food and could only watch one video this would be the one.

Subbed, great channel & ideas, thank you : )

You can try using neem oil for the powdery mildew, it’s has worked for me so far.

Great video 📹 👍 watching and supporting from South Africa 🇿🇦 👏 👍

u r living my dream sir❤

I wish i was closer , would love to work in your garden and learn , I could listen to you all day !!

Respect from fellow gardener bro.from Canada

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Thank you bro

Your back garden is my dream. Thank you for the information with the courgettes i thought i have to spray fungicide on mine.

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much and no worries. No matter what people say, there are no definitive solutions to it

Great video! What I will say about strawberries is that the hanging baskets don't eliminate all pests, they will still get targeted by blackbirds, mine got decimated this year. Some netting may be a wise investment (and a time machine to tell your past self to get some netting!).

You are so awesome 💯😎

My book arrived thank you best most imformative book I ever bought most I bought from other youtube gardeners are full of nice whole page pictures few quirky notes not much info your book FULL OF INFO USEFUL INTO thank you !!!

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

I’m so so happy to hear this!!! 😍

@izabelasiczek3547

Жыл бұрын

Me too 😂 grazie

Great video. Which type of straw would you recommend for mulching?

Great work Brother.... Bravo

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot mate

@SP-rv2fb

Жыл бұрын

@@SpicyMoustache Iam a big fan of yours and I love Italy a lot. I belong to Kerala (Gods own country), India. Would like to get your number via Email. Tattoos are awesome and no waste is the highlight in your life 👍🙏

As suas palavras são simples,e muito fácil de fazer... muito obrigado.......

i dont know how to explain but this guy just gives a good vibe

Хороший огород у тебя, так держать, Ты Молодец.

Love it

I'm All up for saving seed. But given our sparadic UK summers, go for F1 varieties if you want greater chance of yields.

Amazing ❤🇨🇦😎

Need to start a hardcore called 'Harvester of Tomorrow' with metallic riffs with songs about mulching, sunlight hours and bedding plants. First EP called '... and spinach for all'.

I absolutely love your voice

Red potatoes! I love your content!

I gotta admit I want strawberries growing everywhere 👍 I kinda like these videos....

This is great! Love the walk to the Allotment in the beginning too - so cool! And super helpful tips on the potatoes man! It looked hot AF outside when you filmed this. Working on your tan :). Well done amigo!

@DerekSarnoChef

Жыл бұрын

Love the strawberries in the hanging containers too!

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my bro, I’m so happy you understand how hard it was to film and edit haha

Yesterday I ate my first tomatoes that are homegrown from supermarket tomatoes😋👍🍷

There's something about seeing a heavily tatted guy with such a positive attitude being the right thing to get you feeling comfortable with what you can do in the garden as a beginner.

Nice video,can you please let me know how you take a plot of land as you have.

Wonder where you got your metal raised beds from? I've found similar ones from America, but not sure I want to ship them all the way here to Europe.

Yes,worms rule!! Best soil amendment.🎉🎉

Bro you should try ghost chill in your farm

Esse cara é um talento, não posso ver que fico com vontade de plantar, minha casa não tem mais espaço

What is the requirments of growing brocoli in garden

@persikosaft

Жыл бұрын

Lots of sun, water and nitrogen rich fertilizer! If you're not squeamish you can water with diluted pee, its free, locally produced and has a ton of nitrogen in it. Just water on the soil and not the plant itself 😅

Thank you sooo much for such helpful meterial but i want to ask if any one can help me with the point of clowning the strawberries i hadn't really understood which part of the plant should i take

@persikosaft

Жыл бұрын

The big plant send out a long shoot with a little baby plant on it! Not all varieties do this tho, but most.

Can i use grass instead of straw for my potatoe pot?

I feel like u r god's messager who send u to teach this world about nature

This guy would make a great dracula!

may I ask how do you keep the strawberries from birds?

What is the black tomato called please?

Love you bro from india❤

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my bro 💚

@iamborgohain

Жыл бұрын

I love gardening too much, I have around 39 different varieties of plants including veggies and flowering/ornamental plants at my home.

@iamborgohain

Жыл бұрын

I always wait eagerly for your new videos, loved your diy video about vertical gardening using waste plastic bottles 😊

I have been recommended to never grow tomatoes and potatoes in the same garden at the same time because of potato blight. If the disease transfer from your potatoes to your tomato plants, you might have pretty much your whole tomato harvest compromised. So be careful! Growing in containers like in this video probably helps, also to have the tomatoes in a greenhouse.

Sir how to grow broccoli in my garden

Have you ever grown Malabar spinach? It grows lovely and is great sautéed or in soup

@anupraj4313

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it exclusive to Malabar regions of India?

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Yep I did last year but not a fun :)

@tammymiekow2760

Жыл бұрын

@anupraj4313 I live in Texas and we grow it here, there are two types..red Malabar (basella rubra) and green Malabar (basella alba)..it has a few common names: Malabar spinach, Ceylon spinach, Indian spinach, as well as vine spinach

@tammymiekow2760

Жыл бұрын

@@SpicyMoustache why not fun ? I do know they can be a bit of a climber

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

@@tammymiekow2760 i just don’t like the slimy taste

Hi! Is there a way to know visually with tomatoes if they Determinante or Indeterminate Variety? I live in a foreign country, get my little shoots in market with very little info from who sells them. Your channel is brilliant. Love your accent 😊 and everything about you. Thanks so much for all you share. Gonna give it a shot, growing food again, as I've been uselessness till date but all is about to change 😅 🙏🏼 Can't find any video of yours on my obsession... CORRIANDER 😬 Do you have any????? 😬😬😬🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@virginiadaneke2362

Жыл бұрын

There really isn't a way to tell which growth habit a seedling is without knowing the variety name. I prefer indeterminate for a longer harvest. Both kinds will need some support.

@miar600

Жыл бұрын

@@virginiadaneke2362 Some countries just aren't as "organized label wise" as others, the locals just grow food from childhood experience and don't know how to explain much, it's all just natural to them, no thought needed or names or all the other stuff someone whose never grown food in their life needs to learn and try understand in order to get something out of all the work. I'm in one of those countries, everyone just knows and they find it funny some people don't know this stuff. I agree with them! Proper EDUCATION is what they got! I know a bunch of useless things that don't really help me practically on a daily basis. The question was because Allesandro said only one kind needs pruning really so I was trying to figure out how to know with no names....I guess just let it grow and if it don't stop, I'll know what I got or vice versa. Thanks anyway

@charlanpennington3989

Жыл бұрын

Miar600, I took my favorite tiny tomato, squished seeds over a paper towel. Let dry. Cut bits of towel to plant year 2. It's new name is "Best Small Tomato", lol.

Wicked

Hey just a question can i plant strawberry in side my home on a wall ? Or they need proper sunlight to grow

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

If it’s a well lit place, you sure can

@persikosaft

Жыл бұрын

This is a great idea, try it! Maybe you have to pollinate manually with a brush tho, unless you have bees inside 🤔

👍

I'm curious to know if you reuse your compost. Always learning new things from your videos, thank you

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Hey, of course you can reuse it and even old pots, just cut the plant at the base, leave the roots to decompose and reuse in the garden

Whomp whomp

You're a cool presented, Londonesse Super Mario.

Sir idk what's wrong but instead of growing up into red, strawberries are pure blue in colour🤔not even purple😢

कर्म?

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

He is the most endearing ex gang hitman ive ever seen.

2:47 me last night

My family says I hv a green thumb, I love gardening and hv many house plants but....I CANT GROW A ZUCCHINI OR SUMMER SQUASH to save my life!!! I can grow orchids...but not the " easiest" plant....i only get male flowers all year and not a single fruit....im glad he showed i could manually do it......but really, why is this nessesary?!! I see bees around, my other plants grow.....why cant I get these?!! Its so rediculous....I LOVE them and Id LOVE to see a little baby growing....😞

Huh, interesting. I thought my female plants were the only ones to produce trichomes. Had no clue tomatoes did as well

🤌

100 pounds a year?? That's it. Omg

Rain so much this year... Is killing everything, not producing enough, the difference from last year to this year its huge

@SpicyMoustache

11 ай бұрын

I harvested 30kg of cucumbers just a few days ago. Rain is absolutely great for plants

There is a Hindi word on his hand

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

Yep and it’s karma

@soumendas7355

Жыл бұрын

@@SpicyMoustache it's work in English

You are so lucky to not have critters to eat all your crops. I have everything eating my plants. No rest from critters. Nothing prevents them getting to the fruit. Some animals eat the green fruit while others prefer the riper fruit. I could not plant anything out in the open. All must be inside wire netting full enclosure if I want vegies for myself. I am just about sick of it actually. There is no rest from the critters.

@persikosaft

Жыл бұрын

I know what you mean 😩 Slugs eat all the kale, lettuce and radishes and the magpies take my tomatoes and strawberries... The parsley looks good tho 😅

@user-ed7et3pb4o

Жыл бұрын

@@persikosaftthe magpies have been such a pain with the strawberries! Next year I’m going to try the stone hack (painting pebbles red). I haven’t had any slug problems (despite the garden being full of slugs) since I put copper tape around the top of all my raised beds. I have problems with aphids or other insects on my brassicas though (although so far, I’m still getting some harvests).

@persikosaft

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ed7et3pb4o Wishing you luck!

First😎

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Wish there would of been a NSFW warning for the hand pollination segment.

First

@SpicyMoustache

Жыл бұрын

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Bro the only green missing in the garden is that ganja🤷chuck one in and educate the uneducated