6 Easy Steps to Successful Gardening

If you follow these 6 easy steps to gardening you will have a fabulously successful vegetable garden. You can see the results of these steps with growth of my red potatoes in just six weeks. These 6 steps have been tried, tested and proven to work all over the world in almost all types of soil. You will not need any compost, mulch or manure. Be sure to download the free "6 Step to Successful Gardening" pdf file for all the details.

RESOURCES:

- LDS Prepper Premium Plant Micro Nutrients
- Mittleider Gardening Course Book
- Heirloom Garden Seeds
- Berkey Water Filters
- Off-Grid Portable Solar Generator

[LDSPrepper]

The six steps are free. There is nothing to buy. I do feel the six steps are very good tips. My bees are doing great. I just checked them today. They are all healthy hives and busting at the seams with new bees. I hope we have another great honey year. They are busy in my garden pollinating.

[LDSPrepper]

Absolutely. The Mittleider weekly feed provides any and all plants with all the nutrients they need. You don't need sawdust and sand. I just used it because it was inexpensive and does a great job.

[LDSPrepper]

Florida is a gardening paradise. You can grow anything there. Use the Mittleider fertilizers and 6 steps and you will be the envy of your street.

[LDSPrepper]

Thank you for jumping in and helping. It is appreciated.

[LDSPrepper]

My wife is a certified master gardener. She has been growing in boxes for years. She has had success but nothing like I am having. You can integrate the Mittleider method with what you already have. It is easy to do and the results are amazing.

[LDSPrepper]

Lime or Gypsum, Epsom Salt and Borax. The mixing ratios are in the facebook group files section. It is a free download. It is called Fertilizer Formula.

[mammawthimble]

Have you looked at the other videos that LDS prepper has put out. I found that everything that I needed to know..from how to create the boxes..how to mix the fertilizer and pre-plant..to how to use it for vegetables and even fruit trees was all available on YouTube from him.Remember that watching only one video from a series is like opening a book up in the middle or a movie that is halfway over. Hopes this helps.Just go back to the beginning. LDS is wonderful with his teaching method. Good Luck

[LDSPrepper]

It works great in bucket systems. Use 2-3 teaspoons a week per bucket and water in with a hose. Your plants will love it.

[davjan]

I used the heaped up dirt method. I just brought in some soil (nothing but clay here, can' even dig in it). Then I used the Mittleider mix. I'm having great success. asparagus, lots of broccoli, strawberries, cauliflower, potatoes, spaghetti squash, crookneck sqaush, butternut squash... I am sold on this method.

[LDSPrepper]

Thank you Chris. I appreciate the help with their question.

[LDSPrepper]

No need to mound at all with the Mittleider gardening method.

[LDSPrepper]

Thank you very much for commenting. It is nice to heard success stories from others who use the system. It really does work, regardless of your previous gardening experience.

[nereidapr]

Your potatoes looks great. Really healthy. I planted potatoes but I don't know how they are doing. It's been raining like crazy and I've been in bed for almost 2 weeks. I can't wait to see the harvest.

[LDSPrepper]

Jim Kennard is an awesome man. You loose the book and he gives you a new one. Wow. Very cool. I think joining the beds into a 25' long bed is a great idea. It makes it very easy to water and care for. In a 3' wide garden I imagine you have one or two rows of plants. If the rows are 2' away from each other use 1/2 oz. of weekly feed per linear foot on each row.

[abbygirl]

I am so glad I listened to your video today.. and I am very excited that I can use the mix.. Again thank you than you!

[LDSPrepper]

That is awesome. Count your many blessings.

[gardenshedmanchester]

This information sounds great! These effective ideas in attaining a successful gardening would be of great help to every individual who are highly enthusiast in the field of gardening. I am really glad to hear the most inexpensive and productive method through watching this video! Thank you! 

[LDSPrepper]

Those would be awesome to plant. I'd do it for sure.

[JandjacresNet]

You're right - I love the updates :) Keep 'em coming! Looking great!

[saynotostresstoday]

Very healthy looking plants there!  Nice to see things growing so well.