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Literally has nothing growing in his greenhouse, just, drums of water and dead grass and pavers 😂

Great video but you can do this at half the price. I have set up these type of system 8 years ago. The best thing to go with a system like this is a Fertilizer interject..

Can you connect it to a regular already existing irrigation system?

Thanks for this episode Mr Scott! I’m going to try to get this system here in Alberta I think this would really be useful here in a very dry climate. Also,for some odd reason RUclips isn’t showing me your videos in my list even though I’ve been subscribed since the Galileo garden days. Bugs me.🤔

Good idea, will help with spacing plants too, like cauliflower, cabbage just to name a few😁

All of this stuff looks very expensive.

Thank you!

We just got and built a 20 x 40 high tunnel greenhouse, and now that is there, I am feeling intimidated by it!

I have researched these grids and I think they are great. However, they are very expensive.

I love Rain Bird 1/4 inch brown pipe with emitters either 12 inch on center or 6 inch on center. In any event drip is the way to go regardless of styles. Put the water on the surface right by the plant and under the mulch. Works every time. The water column below the surface from drip really helps plants get a deep watering. Thanks for the video.

I still like hand watering, connects me to the garden. We are already in a drought, irrigation might be the way to go, I am holding out. Stay Well!!!

Hi. Which is the right side up? How do you know which way to put the tape? They are seeds, i understand that, but which side faces up, which is down side?

Congratulations on irrigation! You will see a difference I quality and quantity.

In Colorado (Zone 6A), can you leave these out (drained) over winter or should you bring them indoors / garage? Thank you

A very handy and convenient way to water your plants. Cheers, Scott! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

If you're wealthy. 😑

Man i spent months watching your videos, here in Utah.... Then the VA comes to me in April and says you have to have a cornea transplant with 10 days and you will not be allowed to do nothing for 5 months not even lift 10 lbs, which there is nothing less than 10 lbs. I did get my green house frame up in February, but its filled with 4 foot foxtails. 16 stitches in my eyes so after 4 hours pain comes and i sit and do nothing watching my acre of grass turn into a jungle, sometimes the lazy kids next door come mow, but i'm stuck nothing this year.

That looks a great system Scott. Id need quite a few sets of those though in my garden lol

Very handy, but it's a little bit too expensive to be honest.

Fantastic video and watering tip! Thank you!

Ohh. That may be a game changer for me where I can never seem to get the beds thoroughly watered.

Thank you Scott!!

Can you cut the tubes shorter to fit odd sizes?

Love it - great to grow plenty of healthy vegetables.

I literally just made my own watering grids for all my beds last month, nearly identical to these.

Excellent. Have you considered self-watering beds? (reservoir underneath soil that helps meter out water to plants as it’s needed). Apologies if previously done and I’ve missed it.

My neighbors have horses, I love horses... well you know, my neighbors love me, I take All thier useless horse poop👍, that has been sitting over winter,and use all around all the rotten log material tha I am fortunate to have close by, This attracts night crawlers immediately.

Disposable nitrile gloves.

Hi! What is the width of your garden beds? Covering Brussels sprouts in a 3’ wide bed and am not sure what length to cut the rebar we are bending (hubby can bend them at work). Thank you. Great video!

Do you think I could get this home in the 6-1/2’ bed of full size pickup truck?

taking notes as summer arrives!

I noticed you don't have a trellis for your raspberry plants. Is a trellis unnecessary? I was wondering because I am trying to decide whether to build one or just let them grow naturally. Thanks.

I moved last August from Bham, AL to a small town an hour away. I dug up some iris rhizomes from my yard and stored on paper in my garage over winter. I just planted them today (May 17). Some looked pretty dried out. Will they grow? I know they won’t bloom this year but if I keep them watered but not too much, will they be okay and bloom next year. They are in a full sun location. Thanks for your advice! Kay

Pretty cool thanks for the info brother.

Ive never amended my soil, didn't know I had to, thanks to you, Now i do!

Give the grasshoppers something else to eat, plant that,

Very true , about

Marigolds stink!! But they're pretty

I keep going back to your, "your garden philosophy " video. Over the winter, I watched MANY you tube videos on how to do this,how to do that,,,I know my yard/garden, ,, I started all my plants from seed, very love intensive labor!!

It's the marshmallow plant!! Lol

I'm in oklahoma, and it's mid-May here. I bought 4 bare root trees 3 bald cupresses and 1 Northern catalpa. I think my best option is to pot these bare root trees because it's about to get a whole lot hotter and don't think the trees will survive in a permanent place. I'm going to baby them until this fall. Otherwise I highly doubt they would survive being out in 80 degree whether, when dormant and getting full sun. I don't see another option

Good video with detailed instructions. Thanks for sharing.

The best way to get ‘more’…..plant MORE

LOL I wonder if this would stop the borer bees from boring a hole in my house and laying eggs. Maybe they would like this better

I think some, silica, CalMag and fish nitrates are good in a foliar spray and I swear by it. I grow soilless, and I like to do it during dryback so the kPa is only low when the plant isn't feeding. I don't want the stomata closed when they are feeding, but I don't care if they are closed beforehand. I like to open up my grow, spray them right away before it gets hot and then mix my nutrients. By the time the spray has evaporated it's time to feed. I didn't know it was only 15% though. That's interesting. It made me pause for a second, but then... I only mix about 250ml at a time, so the cost is about $0.03. I've also heard that silica is better absorbed through leaves. I'm not sure if that's true or not.

I’m trying to do free seminars on gardening as well as mutual aid in my area and this is so helpful, thanks so much!

Thanks so much. Question- I have a barrel full of mature leaf mold and not sure how to best use it. Is it just a mulch or can I use it in soil making replacing peat moss, or replacing the compost? And would it be the same ration? Can I use it in place of the 3-4 inches of compost I add to my raised beds each fall. Thanks so much!!

Thank u!!!

Right and this is the first time ive seen this specific topic. Well done.

Diatemaceous earth (DE) food grade kills a lot of bugs naturally