How to Grow the Sweetest Kale & Other Leafy Green Vegetables

In this episode, you will learn the 10 tips you need to know to increase the sugar content, mineral content, and nutrient content of the kale and other leafy green vegetables that you grow.

You will discover the most important factors that are critical to implement if you want to grow the sweetest kale in your garden.

You will learn tips in this episode that you never heard about on youtube before that will enhance your gardening skills and help you grow even more nutritious kale and other leafy green vegetables.

You will learn 10 tips that should be used together to grow the sweetest kale
Plant the Right Plants
Plant at the Right Time
Balance the Soil
Mulch
Proper Sun Exposure
Water with Clean water and the Right amount
Use trace minerals both insoluble and soluble
Use Microbes to activate minerals and organic matter
Weekly Foliar Feed
Soil Drench Monthly

You will discover some of the different fertilizers, inoculants, compost teas, rock dust, worm castings, fungal compost, and more than John uses to achieve his growing results.

After watching this episode, you will learn how you can grow the sweetest kale like John by using the same techniques that he does.

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[GardeningInCanada]

As a soil scientist I like to think everything starts with the soil and growing conditions. That’s why I focus so heavily on those aspects on my channel. Love this videos! 👩‍🔬🇨🇦❤️

[allon]

Explained so well, John your years of youtube have made you a master teacher.

[FerdinandMalapit]

Been 11 years watching you John . You enspired me more and more everyday.

[orlandogardener]

Hello next time you're in FL stop by my place in Orlando i have about 80 varieties of mangoes 17 varieties sugarcane peaches grapes longan lychees etc...

[SingPrayPaint]

Thanks so much John. You’re a treasure trove of gardening wisdom!

[Veganlife-]

I did the same rhing as an experiment thinking why not plant garlic let it grow as a bug repellent omg you are too. Awesome!!

[davecadena]

I'm multi tasking. I'm watching the Dodgers and watching you.

[danarello]

Well done videos for anyone interested in growing organic vegetables! John, I watch your juicing videos as well and appreciate all the useful content! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

[f.fayerweather]

Love your kale video! Will get Dr. Earth now! I love kale! One part you mentioned using tree leaves for mulch however I have noticed that my plants don’t do good with the chestnut leaves and I have to get all those leaves off the ground and in the yard waste can!

[HippieHillHomestead]

I love Siberian kale I plant ours the first week of October in Tn. Already eating kale. Thanks for sharing.

[lucybyrd]

In central Florida I grow red Russian. Siberian.curly kale and ornamental kale. The last two I use in kale chips

[woodytuffy]

Well described
Good green vegetables
Good content

[julienaturegrowerstv]

I've learnt a lot I hope to implement this in my garden

[GospelTruth]

I have rain water, thankfully :) When ever I want to help someone in gardening, your my go to guy :) Everything you suggested over the years has worked for me :) God bless and keep on growing :)

[ragegage]

My dino kale has survived last winter and 117 degree weather. It was struggling until recently but has perked right back up. Phoenix AZ gardener here.

[HomeCentsWithNell]

I love to grow and eat kale but never realized there was such a difference between the different cultivars. Thanks!

[sophietopham]

High 70’s wow soo warm 🙂 a little cooler in England, thanks for this video John we want to grow more crops 🤗

[bowiekung]

Another great video, John! One thing I read in Paul Stamets' book about mushrooms and planting cold-tolerant mushrooms in winter gardens is that certain mushrooms also produce exudates that have anti-freeze. That might help the winter garden survive better!

[willowstarfeather]

Never knew how different kale was used. Thanks for that. I grow all types now I can label them.

[mybenz]

Another Great, and informative video!