
In early September Randy is inspired by another YouTuber to grow something in a small space. An indoor herb garden to sustain through the winter!!! Thanks to…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
In early September Randy is inspired by another YouTuber to grow something in a small space. An indoor herb garden to sustain through the winter!!! Thanks to…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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try human manure, really gives the veg a boost and it’s natural, and cost free
MAD PROPS ON THE RE-USE!!!!
i’d rotate that container every few days so the plants don’t just lay on one side.
I love this vid. I too have a very small space. I am always looking for better ideas to get some herbs growing. As I said, I have limited space but also limited sunlight especially in the winter months….. Your video was inspiring to say the least. I usually just grow on my small deck during the late spring and summer. I am now going to experiment with an indoor garden. Glad you saw the humour in my “Herbs” crack… Cheers and thanks!. Ratmq aka “Another Randy”
Perhaps I may just lop some off my plant outside and put it indoors. -Randy
Yeah, sorry about not remembering… had been watching a few videos from different people and I guess I got confuzzled. :) -Randy
ROFL!!! Too funny… I actually had just woke up. lol… We don’t do drugs. :) -Randy
Randy seems pretty laid back……What kind of “Herbs” is he growin’?….I’m just sayin’
Great video! I’m glad you found us inspiring, even if you couldn’t quite remember our name ;)
We have the exact same cage for our chinchilla and that’s a very clever way to recycle it into a container garden. Also I approved your video response. Keep us updated!
Alliums (chives, onions, etc) have notoriously bad germination from stale seeds. They do best when planted in early fall just after collecting them off the plant. My chives spend the winter outside in a planter on a metal mesh table, so they are very hardy! (this year I have a few more planters each of chives and onions : )
cool re use of the cage! Not sure about the chives I usually got them started at the nursery …
LOL Susanna!!! you made me laugh out loud LOL it’s true though… I didn’t really want them in there LOL but I am not crazy enough to pick the seeds out LOL ~Amanda
Will certainly keep everyone up to date on this herb garden. Interested to see how it does indoors. :) -Randy
Yeah… that’s what I figured happened! lol :) -Randy
I am actually losing weight! 10lbs in 2 weeks… been working for roofing company. -Randy
Amanda didn’t want the chives in there…so, while you were asleep, she snuck out of bed and took the seeds out ;) oops…was I not supposed to tell?
Nice reconstitution of that would b landfill…r U losin weight or Amanda’s not feeding U.lol…chives r perennial… u could start them ouside & bring them in every year but I find they grow/taste way better “wild”.(outside in the dirt)
Well chives like colder climate…..and I think they need o sleep for a few months……love the ferret cage recycling ;)
Everything I read on chives thus far says 4 to 6 wks to germinate. Be patent, LOL
Great use of an cage you are no longer using. Can’t wait to see it when everything is full. Hugs ♥