10 Organic Gardening Tips for a Bountiful Harvest

In this episode, You will learn the top 10 things you need to do in your garden to ensure you grow the most food and have the most garden abundance in your vegetable garden this year.

You will learn from these two YouTube gardeners that have been teaching gardening on Youtube for over 20+ years combined.

You will learn how to grow the most fruits, vegetables, herbs, and other edible plants and have produced a bountiful harvest if you grow in a raised bed, or the soil using organic and natural gardening practices.

You will discover the tips and techniques these gardeners use in their gardens to grow lots of organic food fresh at home.

Jump to the following Parts of this Episode:
00:00 Episode Starts
01:48 1. Boost Your Plants When Transplanting
03:20 2. Feed Your Soil Not Your Plants
04:30 3. Use Worm Castings & Compost Tea
05:58 4. Add Microbes to your garden
06:56 5. Grow Varieties that Grow Best in Your Climate
07:52 6. The Variety You Choose is Critical - Know the best variety
09:35 7. Pruning or Not Pruning
11:11 8.Harvest Sustainably
11:49 9. Propagating by Cuttings & Succession Planting
12:31 10. Foliar Feeding Your Plants
14:50 What are your tips for Bountiful Harvests?
15:22 Observe and Experiment in Your Garden

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Referenced/Recommended Episodes
My Raised Bed Garden Topping Mix

Add this to each hole when you transplant

How the best Worm Castings are Made

Importance of Fungal Compost

How to Harvest Your Leafy Crops Sustainably

How I weekly feed my plants

Adding Minerals & Microbes to Transplants

Other Episodes with Wendi:
John visits Wendi's 6 wide alley where she grows lots of food

Summer Garden tour 2022 with Wendi

4 Foot Long Edible Luffa that is Sweeter than Zucchini

Wendi's episode on Killing her plants with Hay

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Visit Wendi's Web site to Buy Caper Plants, Seeds, or other Rare Edible Plants

[growingyourgreens]

Jump to the following Parts of this Episode:
01:48 1. Boost Your Plants When Transplanting
03:20 2. Feed Your Soil Not Your Plants
04:30 3. Use Worm Castings & Compost Tea
05:58 4. Add Microbes to your garden
06:56 5. Grow Varieties that Grow Best in Your Climate
07:52 6. The Variety You Choose is Critical - Know the best variety
09:35 7. Pruning or Not Pruning
11:11 8.Harvest Sustainably
11:49 9. Propagating by Cuttings & Succession Planting
12:31 10. Foliar Feeding Your Plants
14:50 What are your tips for Bountiful Harvests?
15:22 Observe and Experiment in Your Garden

[RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

We’ve been watching you for years and now we’re growing tons, thanks ❤😊

[Grizlzyadms]

God bless this guy for years now spreading positive information about the wonders of health and gardening. Thank you John, sincerely mean it.

[plantabundance]

Hey John & Wendi. I like these type talks. Packed with good information. John, you've always been a big inspiration . Cheers!

[hailandfire]

My favorite YouTube couple. The chemistry is "S" for Smoldering!

[whatdidyousay]

We absolutely love this power Gardening Couple John and Wendi!! Keep making lovely content together. Great information, y'all look amazing and such chemistry! John is the best for ya Wendi ☺️

[Original-Phantom]

I planted in September and most have sprouted strong, thanks to all the vids I’ve seen on your channel, my plants will feed many people

[ericcastile]

Just commenting for the algorithm, much love as always!

[vimondireksri]

I know it's not easy. Had a channel myself but adding links in or at at the end of your videos about things you mentioned keeps people watching. Thanks for all the great info.

[HeavensEssentials]

I agree with you both on the no trim method on the maters. I live in Central California and I have been trimming and trimming my tomatoes, but I realized my blooms were sterilized and fell of because of the dry heat we have and I was not getting much fruit. My cherry tomatoes have always done well and I always allow them to bush out. Last year it hit me that we are a dry arid climate here and people usually trim to stop powdery mildew but here we don’t see much of that, instead it is too dry so I noticed on one of my Roma tomatoes that I did not trim was loaded down last year, the tomatoes were not large but they was so many I filled up two paper grocery bags from one plant it was amazing. So it is a no trim for me, I believe it helps the plant stay cooler in out dry climate.

[brazilian-lady]

Great information. More videos like this one PLEASE.
Make videos when you doing it. Special right know. Some people learn more when they watching you are doing it. God Bless both you .Thank you for sharing.

[gardeningwithkirk]

Hi guys from Gardening with Kirk. Lovely video. Hi Wendy.

[joeymasterson]

Staking pepper plants with like 3-4 stakes will help the plant yield huge without falling over, or breaking branches. KNF feeding is also amazing

[sethreid]

I like to use quick teas without aerating or bubbling just stiring straining and pouring by keeping the medium moving continuously then immediately applying.seconds and minutes make a difference in chemical composition.i like stinging nettle, kelp, compost, and rabbit manure teas.

[jamesdevlin]

Thanks for sharing, great info. Best wishes from Ireland.

[jasonknight]

Last year when I cut suckers off tomatoes I just stuck a few of the ones I liked in a pot with some soil and boom a fresh tomatoe plant. Took a couple days to root but no problems.

[catherinegrace]

Two of my FAVORITE gardeners!!! ❤
Posted this to my Twitter account.
Thanks you guys!

[jackmatson]

I think getting a soil analysis is very important.

[rvboondocker]

I’m big on kelp and worm poop. Secret stuff! I mix it with my kitchen compost. Yum!!!

[chadwalton]

Going to try electroculture this year.
Have you tried it