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  @matteocaverzasio822318 күн бұрын

  Ce l'ho nelle stesse condizioni

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  @Godisincontrol325Ай бұрын

  Great Skills 😀🎉

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  @Godisincontrol325Ай бұрын

  New to your channel 😁 I subscribed and gave a like 👍 May your Pumpkins grow humongous 🎉

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  @steves_garageАй бұрын

  Thanks!

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  @Godisincontrol325Ай бұрын

  @@steves_garage You're Welcome 😁

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  @ms53787ableАй бұрын

  What kind of speaker is it? And how many watts?

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  @justlooking6898Ай бұрын

  PS---I commented before seeing the entire video but did not wanna hafta edit it further. Still stands, though and the plants do look better butt not by anything but time elapsed. Good luck with them---pp

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  @justlooking6898Ай бұрын

  Google Orbit 54190N Sprinkler Head, 1/2 in Connection, FNPT, 20 ft, Plastic Like $3.49 each - I suggest getting like a dozen to justify shipping. You'll need them. Maybe available locally! Google zinc sprinkler spike base Same, or cheaper, possibly from same warehouse. Maybe Home Depot! 1 - 10-foot pvc pipe at Home Depot, cut into thirds (one 3.33' piece for each sprinkler you will ever have to make); One fitting to go onto each end of the pipe that has 1/2-inch NPT thread on one end and is slip-onto the 1/2" PVC pipe on the other - they're like 50 cents! PVC Primer and PVC glue - Each about 4-5 bucks and your Home Depot guy can explain the TACKtics. Ha Ha I had typed out about a 4-minute read all about this butt YT would not accept links in my case and then I accidentally deleted it. Sigh. You need to water X 1000!!!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Create a Whizzer sprinkler and feed it H20 to EACH plant for like 20 minutes+ at about... well, soaked well...several times a week. You have no watering system in place and it'll be a drag when they are 40 X 30 feet. No wind protection. Little water/container/(in some's) care will result in a little plant. You have the CARE down. DRY, windy conditions, always and your plants are like solar evaporators. What is your MG formula? Forget that hose-end, variable-concentration method. Yellowing from nutrients being sucked outta the previous growth to feed the new growth. Worry about the entire plant. Don't be happy with the bare minimum you get. MG/W/MG/W/MG/W, etc. you choose the break days (2, 3) at the regular, 1 TBSP per gallon H2O dosage, and you NEED to get a 55-gallon barrel(s) to feed this from. I use 24-8-16 presently. And a pump. Have you ever seen a top grower with no drip lines nor overhead sprinklers...? Google that barrel>>>They can be had for 20 bucks, I see! I should order...No, I have 2 for free from a neighbor. PS---Don't Stop The Ferts! Fertilize right AFTER a rainy day. If NOTHING else, get an oscillating, sweeping sprinkler and keep it on, massively. Whizzers are SO much more fun!!! MY main problem, year after year, is that I start everything too late, OR if on time, problems arise! I need to invest in ALL these supplies, with my newly-limited water supply. Sigh. Later---unohoo---pp

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  @steves_garageАй бұрын

  I actually do have two impact sprinklers on a timer with solenoid valve and a pump with relay (since the patch is a far cry from the house). I just haven't set them up yet in the patch. I've had the timer thing on the other side of the garden. The setup you're describing is exactly what I'm putting into place within the next week or so with Master Blend fertilizer once the fruits set. I'm getting a barrel from a family friend for free and have a mixer siphon coming tomorrow. I'm going to mix the MB in at 12x. The siphon is 16:1 but I've been told that if I go the full 16 there's a possiblity of clogging the siphon tube. It works out that they actually need 26 minutes of the sprinkler (at least) every day to get the right amount of water. Right now I'm just soaking the ground around the plant with my hose. But yes, the plants are getting bigger and it's almost time to set up the sprinkler rig. I should point out that the way that our soil looks on the top doesn't tell the whole story. Sometimes the soil will look very dry but if I stick my meter in the ground, it will say that the soil is WET. You can water a bunch in the morning, but by afternoon the top of the soil looks like a desert. That's just how it goes here. There's also a number of insecticides/fungicides that I'm using. I just haven't talked about any of that stuff on the videos because most other growers have an even more sophisticated setup than I do.

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  @justlooking6898Ай бұрын

  @@steves_garage Okay - Cool and of course, best of luck with them! I was mowing the lawn across the road and was surprised that with all the rain I got it still was a dust bowl into the gravel between hours-apart downpours. I'm great at putting off stuff due to inclement weather and it's probably nice out there by now! My FRC (Floating Row Cover) Greenhouses make my plants take off and I'm at that stage now. See ya. pp2

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  @justlooking68983 ай бұрын

  Exactly what yer doing is how seeds get proven - If I were you, I'd grow HARD a few of those 746s of yours. There's no reason why it wouldn't be as good as anyone's unproven '23s. Plus, it's already acclimated to your environment, to some degree. Still some time - Yeah! eg

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  @steves_garage3 ай бұрын

  Yeah since I have so many I'll continue working with the 746. Unfortunately it has yet to show up...lol. May have to try another one.

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  @elidalton97553 ай бұрын

  Good luck you’ve got some good options!

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  @steves_garage3 ай бұрын

  Thanks!...also...I thought you'd be bigger....;)

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  @dawson_acres4 ай бұрын

  Nice 👍🏼 Let the planning, dreaming and sweating begin.

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  @TeamEvilPug5 ай бұрын

  Hey bro I am glad you thought he was funny, but all I saw was a dude with mental illness crying and calling it "satire", for his mental health I am glad he's gone.

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  @sarah_farm5 ай бұрын

  Your videos are amazing! If you like farming or harvesting videos, I look forward to having you visit my channel to have relaxing moments together!

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  @Toggymok8 ай бұрын

  I got the 502B (non-portable) I see that acoustic foam inside - i ripped all mine out - it was weaker than fairy floss and fell apart easier. Replaced it with an acoustic carpet. No cabinet rattle tho. Sub is best for cinema use - those deep rumbles etc.

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  @redigonthell90379 ай бұрын

  Dimention box sir?

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  @elidalton975510 ай бұрын

  Very nice pumpkin! Congratulations on a nice first season!

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  @iguanapoolservice146110 ай бұрын

  Hey, what amp do you have to power it with?

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  @steves_garage10 ай бұрын

  I bought a used Behringer iNuke nu1000 and use it in bridge mode. At 8 ohms it's probably around 500 watts...but in my opinion you could safely go higher as my first gig with the system I couldn't run the kick too hot without clipping at the amp.

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  @steves_garage10 ай бұрын

  Hey guys thanks for all the views and stuff as of late! I'm delaying the DAP 60 update because there's some things I want include for the next video that will go past that date. So I'll get it up when that's done!

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  @porkchop731511 ай бұрын

  One of the my favorite sayings in the giant pumpkin world “We’re not growing salad…we’re growing fruit” shut that sucker down so the fruit knows you mean business…good luck Steve!

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  @anniejefferson732911 ай бұрын

  Yellow spot fungus

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  @steves_garage11 ай бұрын

  I figured DM but either way I've sprayed for it and seems to be somewhat under control. Also either way, you'll notice some significant changes to the plant in the next part.

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  @justlooking689811 ай бұрын

  I'd hafta say that the oldest leaves are probably the most beneficial to the plant, although I do not know for sure; There has to be a point at which they stop using resources to develop and begin to 'give back'; A lot of things in life relate to others in life in a different form or circumstance, I am sure. I'm growing giant-headed sunflowers and see right next to one a weed that has the SAME height, same leaf pattern and so forth and yet I wanna pull the weed, but the SF is SO desirable, lol. Anyway, I get a kick out of the giant leaves that form at the ends of terminated vines. You are correct in thinking to pinch off a vine whenever you want to by doing so to the 'elbow' or growing tip only, leaving one giant leaf-to-be and IIIIIIIIIIIIIII always take out the tendril, sec or tert vine shoot and any flowers at that point as well - also doing this to the next 2 or 3 'assemblies' up the vine as well, to make them think twice about taking off on me also, lol. eg 🎃

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  @steves_garage11 ай бұрын

  FYI....I have determined that there may have been a problem with my hose end sprayer. More on that in the next video....

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  @justlooking689811 ай бұрын

  Very innovative with the Ho(e)s! Hey, we're all grownups here, lol. Another thing is that once you get a full-sized piece of plywood or whatever, you can then early-on either drill massive holes in it or corner cuts or anything really 2 enable U to pull (or push!) on the pumpkin's final resting place. That is if it's a better fit than moving it on the sand, butt you have come up with a great idea. I do not believe that letting the PLANT grow to fill in space is the thing to do at the moment. You'll be spending money to make less money. If 1375 can be grown in 150 SF, that's because of alllllllll the little secrets otherwise that can be incorporated other than just...a big, filled-in plant. Oh, I'm one to talk! eg

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  @steves_garage11 ай бұрын

  Well the plant is now suffering from a bit of what looks like DM. I may lose leaves faster than I can get new ones if I can't control it. I have started mancozeb so we'll see how that goes. Hey since I've been using MG this year, think you can get me a discount? Har Har Har!

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  @justlooking689811 ай бұрын

  @@steves_garage Sure, if I could get one myself! It doesn't appear that they make MG ferts with a ramp-up of NPK, (Low,Med,Hi), so, we'll see how it goes with Brand X that I got plenty of just today----ooooohhhh....eg

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  @brandonmonroe705011 ай бұрын

  Nicely done. I think I asked on another videos but this one is more recent. When you pollinate a quality pumpkin plant to keep those good genetics do you pollinate with male flowers from the same plant or a completely different plant?

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  @steves_garage11 ай бұрын

  You can do either. A lot of growers like to cross pollinate between two well known seeds and some will actually grow certain seeds ONLY to use as a pollinator. I however did not do that because I had this one plant so this one was pollinated with its own males.

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  @brandonmonroe705011 ай бұрын

  @steves_garage awesome. I was just worried about inbreeding depression which may not even be a thing with squash. Either way selfing the plant should lock in those vigorous genetics even if I have to over plant to find them later

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  @brandonmonroe705011 ай бұрын

  Nicely done. When you pollinate a quality pumpkin plant to keep those good genetics do you pollinate with male flowers from the same plant or a completely different plant?

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  @porkchop731511 ай бұрын

  👍

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  @McMillinGiants11 ай бұрын

  One more recommendation. You had mentioned watering 50 gallons a day. For a plant and pumpkin of that size, If there’s no rain you could safely water 150 gallons per day. Again your doing great!

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  @steves_garage11 ай бұрын

  Yeah I figured it could use even more water than what I was giving it. Thanks!

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  @McMillinGiants11 ай бұрын

  Looks great, yes You are correct, let the new growth continue to grow. It will help the pumpkin to continue growing longer after the old leaves start to die off.

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  @ashtonbeattie890211 ай бұрын

  just for future reference, the day after dap 20 is commonly referenced within the community as "dap 21"

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  @steves_garage11 ай бұрын

  You mean I have to count? That's like work!

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  @MortonHydroponic Жыл бұрын

  Looks great, I was wondering do you use plywood under pumpkin or a pallet? I am first year grower😊👍🎃

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  My original thinking was to use a pallet but the more I considered things and saw what others were doing I just went with 3/4 plywood with play sand under the pumpkin. The sand makes for a smoother movable surface.

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  @MortonHydroponic Жыл бұрын

  @@steves_garage thank you for the information much appreciated! Have a good pumpkin season 🎃👍

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  @PlainOleTrey Жыл бұрын

  What a good looking fella. Had no idea, I always see you chest up. I can't wait to see this baby keep growing!!

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  @PhilipPedro2112 Жыл бұрын

  Looks more like a spaghetti squash than a pumpkin.

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Haha...yeah most Atlantic Giant pumpkins are more yellow than orange. There are some that have been bred to be orange though.

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  @williampatrickfurey Жыл бұрын

  Also just a thought, but if you want to, consider growing a test patch of strawberries and spraying the small patch of ground with that water retaining clay after spreading azomite clay(don't breathe rock dust/particulates) on top of them after planting them. Honey mesquite been pods have also been said to taste like candy so I'd think about starting then at the same time and vining the strawberries on them

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  @williampatrickfurey Жыл бұрын

  Think about hollowing them out like large buckets and use set part of the vines in them for continuous watering.

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  @ashtonbeattie8902 Жыл бұрын

  STEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVE!

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  You kids better not mess up my YT channel!...lol

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  @Pinkpumpkingardener Жыл бұрын

  How do you save a male flower overnight? How does it not wilt ?

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Put it in a jar of water like you would other flowers. Next morning it's perfectly fine!

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  @Pinkpumpkingardener Жыл бұрын

  @@steves_garage thank you 🙏 i’m new! And I started my pumpkin varieties a little bit later than most people do so they’re just now getting ready to flower and I’m definitely manually hand pollinating, and then tying the flower!

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  @@Pinkpumpkingardener I'm finding that hand pollinating things in general just makes it more of a lock that the fruit is going to develop. Even on FP's that you're just growing for decor, or watermelon, etc.

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  @Pinkpumpkingardener Жыл бұрын

  @@steves_garage absolutely! & even though it’s my first year I definitely want to see some fruit 😆 I’ve worked too hard ! I did however just find out that you can pollinate your tomatoes 🍅 as well !!! I was shocked but yes, you can to be sure Learning new things everyday !

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  @porkchop7315 Жыл бұрын

  Good luck Steve… there’s nothing like waking up to a new PB everyday!!…stem stress management will become important this week. Also daily stump checks. Problems start as very small soft spots.

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Yep gotta pick up another pool noodle tomorrow!

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  @anniejefferson7329 Жыл бұрын

  I was just thinking that. Thought it was camera distortion. Lol. I like it tho. Nice swing in row. Looks kewl

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  @rockks176 Жыл бұрын

  I was just wondering about the guy and stumbled upon your video. It seems like youtube was getting too stressful for him towards the end imo. Did you ever get an update?

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Nope I've not seen any sign of him in years. Hope he's doing ok.

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  @porkchop7315 Жыл бұрын

  Don’t forget your “s-curves” on your chosen fruit. Small movements every day…Keep up the good work.

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  You know I'm actually not wholly clear on the S curve thing. I think I need a zoomed out overhead drawing of what that would be and why it is a good idea. I've read Cecil Westin's article on that but I must be dense and couldn't quite understand it.

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  @justlooking6898 Жыл бұрын

  Interesting sound effects. Cannot say I've made them in particular. They're all you, lol - I laughed outright. Still am. (If you can think it, Steve will say it, lol---) Great job on the plants; I may have quantity but you've got quality in the layout and variety, fer sherr. Sorry about your boy's boo-boo, lol😵‍💫---eg---🎃

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Thanks! Yeah my son was fine he just hit his knee with a lego piece or something. My wife was with him.

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  @optimusN64 Жыл бұрын

  This was a brilliant moment! I didn’t think you had it in you to kick her tail on the first try! But boy you proved me wrong!

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Aw thanks! It helps to know where the BS in the fight is.

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  @intertubicular Жыл бұрын

  Screw Code Veronica. "NICE JAZZY DRUM CHOPS BROTHA!"

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  @JonahRosenthall Жыл бұрын

  Nice. With that red powder you should do a "last to leave circle does not get culled" to see which plant is the strongest!

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  @optimusN64 Жыл бұрын

  One of the most relaxing songs I’ve heard in the whole game!

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  @thehalloweenguy4399 Жыл бұрын

  That level was so calming. Except for the eel

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  @Odious_One Жыл бұрын

  i recommend using anything with high nitrogen and phosphorus, like egg shells along with bone meal, shrimp or crab shells and skins, burnt cucumbers, or rotten mushrooms. put these in your soil and that pumpkin will get HUGE. Just MAKE SURE you rotate it back and forth and try to keep it off the ground after it sprouts to reduce the chance of it rotting before harvest. Last year we had 4 that were over 40 lbs and took 6 months before they started to rot. GOOD LUCK.

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  @elidalton9755 Жыл бұрын

  50 days from now you’ll be worried about pollination and won’t think anything of those first couple leaves, good luck and keep posting!

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Nice to have an encouraging comment...haha. Thanks!

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  @sangxu6876 Жыл бұрын

  We waiting for why sf6 sucks video

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  @kevinhenderson9020 Жыл бұрын

  Im rebuilding my 7237-1 police station and im going to use the parts from a command post central station set except for the vehicles and hope i find another green window piece at bricks & minifigs. And im also going to make the jail the same color as the one in your set

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  @ToothlessSmith Жыл бұрын

  Hey, I know this came out a year ago, but I thought I'd ask anyway. This was great to get the audio set up, but how do you make it so there can be a personalized message that appears in the chat with the audio?

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  @steves_garage Жыл бұрын

  Hmm...there may be an option to do that when setting up the sound fx. Not sure as I've never tried that!

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  @nick_playz2945 Жыл бұрын

  Love the vids Steve!!!!!!

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  @ashleighormsby8232 Жыл бұрын

  Nice video be fun to watch along this year best of luck