How To Grow Spinach At Home-Full Information With Updates

HOW TO GROW SPINACH IN CONTAINERS - FAST N EASY
FULL INFORMATION WITH UPDATES - SEED TO HARVEST...:)
DAIZZ'S TIPS:-Growing spinach in a pot or other container is ideal. It allows you do harvest all of the delicious leaves for yourself
This cold-weather crop prefers temperatures between 50 and 80 F or (10-26 C) Though spinach prefers a mild climate and will not do well in extremely hot temperatures, it does like full sun. Spinach will produce in partial shade, though the yield may not be as impressive, nor the plants as productive
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[Kay-bear]

You are the reason I have a full garden in backyard feeding my family

[metroplexchl]

You are the best! I'm in Texas, and I've always been fascinated with how Southwestern Asian's (Indian?) cultures are so proficient in gardening. What an incredible skill. I'm in awe at how easy it is for you, and your videos encourage my family to grow fresh produce. Thanks!

[Blyten]

I am planting Spinach for the first time this year, so I have been researching ways to do it. This is the best video I've seen so far! Thank you for sharing!

[mysoutherngardeningjourney]

Great video! A COUPLE OF TIPS for the viewers: if you're like me and have trouble germinating spinach seeds when sown directly into the soil, plant them between wet paper towels in sealed plastic bags and keep the bags in the refrigerator or other cool place until they germinate, then sow them in the soil. Also, bottom-watering is less maintenance. Plant the seeds in grow bags filled with potting mix, put the bags in a large saucer or tub, and pour water into the saucer or tub so that it goes about two inches up the side of the grow bag. The water will wick into the soil through the sides of the grow bag (or fabric pot). You will water less frequently this way, and the water will first go to where it needs to go - the roots of the plants. :)

[Semelem]

corona got me realizing i should be self sufficient, so here i am :D

[ambotngababoy]

I have to comment to say thank you for making the video short, ideal for people with short attention like me. Please continue doing so!

[verrenyeux]

Your videos are incredible! Simple, to-the-point, and shows all the details necessary. I especially like that you show the growth progress and harvest method as well. Thank you for sharing!

[jamiefoyers]

I got "Jurassic" spinach at the minute in the greenhouse. It sprouted big time and I'm enjoying it. Tastes so much better than the bagged stuff out the supermarket. Hopefully the weather holds up and it keeps growing!.

[coachtouden]

Thank you!!! I couldn't figure out why my spinach wasnt growing as well. I appreciate your help!

[SKYDORMER]

I attempted growing spinach for the first time last month. Some did grow, but it was very small. I know what I did wrong now. I will try again. Thanks for the advice.

[melp]

Hands down best channel on all there is to know about gardening

[josiebridges]

I just subscribed because I found your instructions simple and easy to follow.
Thank you for going straight to the point with less talk.

[Themimimi]

When you grow plants in ur vidz the plants u grow look soo satisfying keep growing beautiful plants🌿🌱🥕🥔

[meenalgodbole]

Thanks for your quick reply, sunlight is ok in my balcony .This may be due to wrong watering as u said.I watch your videos regularly, very informative and in detail.

[HerEllaness]

Thank you so much. I am starting an indoor garden, and your video has made me decide to try growing spinach.

[shalahughes]

This was the easiest simplest video I’ve found !!

[trevorcole]

Cheers 🍻 for the Video, I saw on another video that Spinach should be grown 12 Inches apart from each other, but your looks healthy!

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[Ray-rtgd]

I’m so happy you made this video! This gives me hope!!

[doihavetohaveachannel]

Good video. Short and to the point. No repeating.

[patrickcannon]

I hope you see this.. I am not using this video but a video you made that taught us how to plant seeds into a pot indoors. That video is being very helpful for me right now because of how it’s helping me for my science project! Which is for Earth Day!!