How to Plant Beans & Peas in a 5 Gallon Container - Seed to Harvest QUICK / First Time Gardener #6

How to plant beans & peas in a 5 gallon container - 2 of the quickest growing veggies - seed to harvest in 6-8 weeks! Join me for the First Time Gardener videos - I’ll show you how to grow your own garden grocery store in quick, simple, inexpensive way.
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[juanarosa-gonzalez]

I enjoy your nice and joyful voice. I was running low in energy and this video bring me positive attitude.

[gblyndensrandomreviews]

I am starting my pea seeds indoors. Organic Sugar Ann’s in fact 😎

[chickentender]

I was looking for videos on beans and one of the first videos I ever watched popped up: yours, from 7 years ago! That video was informative and helpful, and you've only gotten better and better.

[RebeccaWeaver-li]

I've got a green house that I will be using for late Fall I planted my t peas transplants today

[YasLoLo]

I'm starting indoors. First time gardener. 🤠 Thanks for the lesson.

[vee]

Perfect timing for me lol since I haven’t have luck with beans or peas 🥺, but here I am trying again never give up, right ? I will be using the grow bags this time 😊. Thanks for the video. Hi Mac

[rickeshpatel]

I’m growing an Indian veggie garden lots of beans, 6 varieties around 30-40 plants 😮

Don’t even get me started with peppers 🤫

[snowbirdgardener]

Hi, I'm eating sugar peas I planted in Oct. The plants grew huge and they are so delicious. I have snow peas about a foot tall because my husband requested them and I just planted purple beans, today. It's my first time trying beans.

[jennifermccabe]

Hello from Seattle, WA. I'm starting my beans inside & they're doing great. Thanks for the tips!

[jacquelines]

Volume was perfect on my end! Great video as usual 🍃🌿🌱💚 Got my peas in 👍🏾

[rawreen]

I plant my sugar snap peas early and directly in ground. They grow up a wide hole netting attached to two posts. After they are done I put another climber in that space like pole beans.

[jackiehorsley]

wow Kim Ten years on you tube that's a long time a video would be a great way to celebrate look forward to watching your video would n't miss It

[godsconstruction]

Hey CaliKim I'm in Houston growing beans for the first time and I use all grow bags so this is perfect I am in Houston and its 40 degrees today. I am so ready to get started

[lauriepetok]

I planted the marvel peas from your collection and I may have ruined that planting. But I am trying the others from your collection as well. the Oregon and fiesty. Some are seeds growing inside but most are in smart pots, but they seem to dry out on me. I haven't had great success with smart pots. I think I need to moisten the soil better prior to planting. Thanks for all the great videos. I watch them over and over.

[kansasgardener]

I'm trying container fall peas this year. It's still in the upper 80's to 90° here but I'm trying it! Started shelling and snow peas in moist paper towels indoors and it only took 3 days for them to sprout. Just transferring to containers today and hopefully I will get a good harvest of fresh peas.

[DeathRitual]

In 2023 it would be awesome if you could do a series for people who can't do any indoor starts? I'm in Idaho and live full time in my RV and I know there are a lot like me so having a series like that would definitely help us out.

[rorydominguez]

I have experimented with starting seeds indoors & outdoors. For me, I have found the most success with starting indoors. The squirrels and birds (and maybe other critters at night) always dig in my pots. Plus I enjoy babying my seeds/seedlings and it's cozier to do that indoors during the winter!

[bullyhomestead]

I’m planting more peas tomorrow the wind took mine out 💨🍃 luckily our weather is cooling off again!

[jaytoney]

It is 70F with a high of 75F today in central Alabama. We had some hard freezes with temps dropping down to 22F. I was worried that I may have planted my peas too early, and that they didn't make it through the freeze. This morning I saw the first few sprouts, golden sweet peas. I started more peas indoors for transplants two days ago, so I am going to have a lot of peas. Three days ago, I took my salad mix lettuce, endive, and 5 color swiss chard our of the starter trays, divided them, and potted them up so they are all in a single cells. When they are a little larger, in a week or two, I will start transplanting them into the garden. I have three times what I need to fill my GreenStalk tower, so I will be doing a lot of companion planting with the left overs. The plants I don't have room for, will go in my mother's garden. Expanding my garden has inspired her to start a vegetable garden this year in addition to her flowers. I chitted red potatoes a few days ago. They have hardened off enough to plant today, and are next on my to do list.😀

[MadCheshireHat]

I germinated the peas with paper towels and planted them this past weekend in 5 gallon bags. It's still in the low 40s at night but high 60s-70s during the day so I'm not certain about beans. I'll be doing some experimenting.