How to Grow Cabbage in Containers from Seed to Harvest 🥬

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• JA

  @jasonisaac9614 · 5 months ago

  I have crazy insomnia. Never been interested in gardening. Somehow this showed up on my video feed. I clicked on 1 video and got addicted.  Then my kids started watching. Now we are all new gardeners and all have 30 pots of stuff growing in our backyards. And these videos put me to sleep every night and I sleep like a baby. Thank you!

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• ME

  @melodic1seaweed · 5 months ago

  Wieder ein sehr schönes Video. Der Kohl sieht super aus!

• JA

  @jackholdaway319 · 5 months ago

  Hi, im watching from Alaska, where we grow great cabbages in our 90 day growing season.  We start indoors 6-8 weeks before our last frost.  I'll definately try a few in pots this year.  Thank you for sharing.

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• PA

  @paultondolojr9432 · 5 months ago

  Another great video

• SI

  @SiriratOrganicGarden1 · 5 months ago

  Wow, that's amazing! The cabbage looks so d😮elicious!

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• NA

  @nature_secret_vault_za · 5 months ago

  This was so satisfying to watch ❤❤❤

• GA

  @garden7863 · 5 months ago

  Great video.. even though there are videos on your channel on the same topic, I still i enjoyed it...

• PA

  @PacificGardening · 5 months ago

  What are these LYRICS doing in my Life in a Pot video?! 😂

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• OM

  @OmegaSUPREME1986 · 5 months ago

  Your videos are excellent! You educate without even having to say much. Keep up the great work! I’m in Canada and I know you’re in Europe and different climates but your content is very great!

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• EV

  @evapistejova3736 · 5 months ago

  Very fascinating video. You really managed to grow the perfect cabbage in a pot. I would also like to try growing something from your video repertoire, but the conditions on my balcony are not suitable for all plants. I think you are at home in the field of gardening and I thank you very much for the inspiration.

• SA

  @SamuelTrademarked · 5 months ago (edited)

  Hi Liap! Do you think you could grow morning glories for your next timelapse? Moonflowers are a good place to start, they're super hardy and have massive flowers that open in the evening. Just make sure you deadhead them, they're incredibly prolific and can take over fast if you let them go to seed.

• EL

  @elma5123 · 5 months ago

  GREAT channel. So much information laid out in a way I personally find easy to understand. Thank you very much. I like the instrumental music but I have to agree with another comment regarding a dislike of the singing ones, I too find it distracting from the main content. However turning the sound off altogether is a small price to pay to gain the knowledge you are generously sharing.  To me, this makes the instructions and advice text that you insert at the bottom all the more valuable.  I do have one question and am sorry if it has already been addressed. You seem to use a lot of compost/wood ash, is there a rough ratio for mixing the two, also if wood ash is not available is there something else that would provide what is needed to mix with the compost?  I want my plants to grow like yours. Thanks again for all you have shared so far.