No todo es Huerto! #Unasiembradiaria Gallinas, Familia y Zapallos Raros

[Music] let's go to the other [Music] side let's go later we come look for the little eggs we're going to see a [Music] Juanito that stick no it doesn't belong [Music] [Laughter] mommy mommy no you can't get in there and today you are a much colder day than yesterday we are with Juanito walking the chickens because mommy is here I can go out she can go out [Laughs] [Music] almost Oh you grabbed her Juanito what did she do to you She flapped her wings we are fine now we are fine not good as I told you today is It was a much colder day than yesterday and all the things that I have in the saucer inside the house germinated in a warm environment and they are super germinated and yes, Juanito is always going to go inside the chicken coop and the things the little plates need heat So if I spend them inside the winter now I'm going to have to take them inside the house so I think we're going to have to do some kind of I know we're going to have to do some kind of logistics to be able to enlarge the part of the lights of the house and and and I don't know how to enlarge the greenhouse part of my house while I'm accompanying Juanito here inside Las Chiquis come Juan it's closed there Come let's go this way it's his his a morning moment with the chickens but now we're going to go to the sowing, we're going to get stung, that's going to itch us. Let's see, go there, she didn't bite me, she bit you, take it very carefully, let's not say that she's itchy. Thank you, as you can see, our chickens are starting to lay. again, we're back from planting and Juanito is now painting some chicks and I'm going to show you how my little plants are, my little plate, look, it happened to me again, look, how are these plants in here, full of roots, but there are some that are super on time, for example This one here It has a mini tail These ones here also have a mini tail They are Chiqui These beans are starting to germinate So I'm going to take them out because the beans rot very quickly inside the saucer But well, the first thing is to transplant these pumpkins that are there, look at what They are past these are pumpkins pipian that pumpkin that is used to eat Peppa no more than that is Peppa and it is delicious This is what we are going to do today this will be that in reality it does not count as sowing it is a transplant But well sowing today is a transplant Hey well this is the place where we have mommy bat bat look how big and cute bats mommy Juanito doesn't like me being here bossy Well then here we have all this I have another one of these boxes in fact last year I was using a light for a box and now, of course, I didn't have any more plants. I had the two lights in these two boxes. These are the tomatoes that we spent the other day in the video where all my old tomatoes were. Well, now they are This big. They are. super good and that's because of the lights and it's because of the lights and the heat of the house, look at this here for example how cute they are these are taiga and they have the if you notice they have potato leaves but if you notice these are their leaves now true Those are the cotyledons cotyledons And this is its true leaf and it is a potato leaf What does it mean that it is a potato leaf which is another type of tomato and in general the potato leaf tomatoes are very large and the malacara also has a very large leaf big but it's not very big so good for everything for every rule there is an exception there they go back there is the tomato from the healthy competition and well then Ah well And here I have loofahs too look those are the loofahs I have eggplant some peppers And So now what I have to do is I have to find the other box, which is going to be a tremendous problem with all this mess, but I have to find the box and start putting little plants up here because although my greenhouse does not freeze inside the greenhouse, it is not It's not hot either, so it's not the ideal environment for them to grow, for example, pumpkins and those things that need more warmth. If I can't find the box, I'm still going to put them inside the greenhouse and I'm going to put everything I can inside the greenhouse. until I no longer have space But with this daily planting I'm probably going to run out of space very soon So I still have to think of some solution like divided between the house and the greenhouse so well that's the update of the little plants that are growing with light, mommy, pat me and now I'm going to go down because if not, Juanito is not going to stop screaming. Well, I have to be very honest with you and as you can see by my clothes, it's a lot later, it's very cold, uh, today I went out, I had I had to go out with my mom I didn't have to go out with my mom I went out with my mom we had a great time I had to kick everything I had to do forward That I had to do it because it's nice to go out with my mom and it was one when it comes down to it opportunity that we can go out for a while, the two of us do it together, so it's much later, it's very cold now, but I told them a daily sowing and in reality the idea of ​​doing a daily sowing, which in this case, as I told you a few years ago, transplant is that it is little so there is no excuse there is no excuse not to do it because it is a little while because it is a second because we are supposed to have everything more or less Ready this time I am without I don't have much substrate but I found this compost that I had saved from last year in a bag. Look, it 's super pretty, so I'm going to mix this one with Perlita with worm numus with a little bit of coconut fiber and we're going to make a light substrate to pass all the little seeds that inside that plate are sprouted, nothing more than that and the potatoes that we were going to make today we are going to leave for another day because we may plant potatoes much longer, so to this compost that is very much we are going to add add a little bit of Perlite we are going to add humus esis is more substrate well Let's add Now yes worm castings please Don't ask me how much I'm adding what Because the truth is that I don't know how much I'm adding what I'm doing By eye I'm simply going to prove that I It 's a little light, nothing more than that, and now it seems very small to me, eh. And we're going to test how it goes with this assembled substrate. Here I have a little coconut fiber so you can see the mess I have. Here I have the coconut fiber. inside a box I haven't ordered it yet but well I'm going with the coconut fiber I think I'm going to need it and then I'm going to wet all this that is very dry and we have something more passable just as lighter What do you think is good from there you don't You can feel it but I want to tell you that the substrate is delicious and that it will be useful so that those roosters do not continue to suffer inside the dish and to sow Ho. I am going to clean my hands because to open the dish you have to have your hands. clean them and then I'm going to get them dirty again with clean hands and now I'm going to show you the example of what not to do with the saucer, I repeat what not to do those poor plants are almost going to produce flowers No lie but they are too big, bad. So what I am going to do now is that I am going to pass everything I find that is a little bit germinated and if there are any of these plants that are germinated But all of their little sisters. Not those I'm going to pass on anyway. because I know that the ones that are there are going to germinate later and I do this only with the smallest seeds that I am going to transfer to a community pot. The zucchini, for example, can be passed by each one to a different cup, but for For example, in the case of these tomatoes, for example, they are all already eh, they are almost all germinated and if there are some that have not germinated, like those over there, for example, I am going to transfer them to the community pot because I know that they need a little time to germinate. And since they're all going to go in a little pot, it doesn't matter that I threw them into the shot. I have three little glasses and a bunch of zucchini. I don't know how I'm going to do it, so very slowly, very slowly, these seeds are already there, look, they're gigantic in length. Look, for example, these ones. They are already completely buried in the paper, so you have to carefully remove them from inside the paper, and there I have my little seed. Look, this poor thing has so many little curls. And this one is just germinating. Look, there it is, like, starting to open. Well, there That's what I'm telling you, it doesn't make much sense to wait until they're all germinated or not to wait until they're all germinated. But how can I change them one by one and wait for them to germinate very little because probably the ones that haven't germinated yet are going to germinate and the same as I told you the other time that when we have these plants that are extremely troubled by where the plant is because the plant will know where to go and whenever we cover up that little root that the plant had it will know that it has to continue burying itself and This part here is going to turn green because the light is going to reach it and a plant is going to start to form. This is the idea. We fill the pot with less soil than it can fit in there. Less soil. We put the plant as folded as possible. possible inside the pot and we cover everything with substrate because the plant is going to come out we know it is going to come out because it has already germinated that energy it already has it it's getting late but I've already made the zucchini which was what I wanted most and now we're going to go with the tomatoes I already have my little cups ready Exactly the same thing I did in the last video of putting each seed on the substrate if you look closely I take them all out together as they are not as germinated as the sapaya was it is much easier to manipulate these roots So I can treat them with less care, really, and I'll throw them here into their little glass where they'll grow all together, this variety that I'm planting now or rather transplanting because I've already planted them in the saucer and it's a variety of tomato called Pink oxheart Well, it's really a super productive variety, very rich, very fleshy with just the right amount of pulp. I do n't like tomatoes so gelatinous and it's really very rich, so well, if you look here at the glass, there are all the seeds. more or less together But what I'm going to do is that I'm going to separate them a little with this stick very delicately but a little look at this I'm going to have to separate them with my hand because they are very sticky when I make goats that in other places are I call it popcorn Popcorn when I make it what I do is I put the oil to heat up In a pot when it's done I see that it's a little hot I add I don't know about three or four corn I throw them in the pot and cover it and It is not until those three or four have sprouted and exploded that I put in all the rest of the Corn that I am going to make and why do I do this because when those three or four have already sprouted I know that the oil is already at the correct temperature and that The others are going to take a very little time to sprout, I tell you, but to explode. And then they are not going to be in the heat for so long and they are not going to burn. That is my technique for making goat and you could say that it is more or less the same technique that I use With this little plate that when some have already germinated I know that the temperature It's already the time too and the others are going to germinate even if it's a little later so when I open I close I open I close the little plate that's when The little plate dries out. It's better to take out all these seeds at once and put them all in a small glass than to make them wait. I'm going with the bean, which is a bean called wing bean. I'm going to put two at a time and it's a winged bean. I have been told that it has a medium asparagus flavor. I have never tried it. Last year, I tried to grow it and it didn't work out because it seems that the season for this bean is very long, so that's why I 'm also doing it now because that's how I'm progressing and well, I hope. May this year work out for me Because in addition to the fact that I am sowing the last seeds I have and now I have more or less fulfilled what I had most sprouted from this little plate, the truth is that I have left I have one little tree left I have the paprika left I saw that they are just fresh The cucumbers are just beginning to germinate. But I prefer to leave it until here because it is very dark to complete this, as it was already enough for the pumpkins, all the tomatoes and the beans, and with that at least I feel that today I completed the task and This is going to go to the little lights in the house If I'm going to take all this inside I'm going to show you how to set the lights for two boxes No lie we have to put the little plate away first So we can't neglect it now we're leaving right it's true I used to do most of these things indoors but now it's very difficult for me with Juanito when we're already in this season. Oh, I get hooked on everything when we're in this time of year where it's cold and dark and doing these things like indoors. The greenhouse still requires that one be quite cold. Well now I'm wearing a poncho and I'm super warm. But before I did it inside the table at home and with a tablecloth. What happened to a plastic birthday tablecloth and that's it, but with Juanito it's very difficult because he is very restless and he likes it he is very curious he likes everything so thank you take the camera the camera is recording for [Music] up well it is a little dark so far this light is harmful for my skin it will not be Very pretty, to say the least, but I'm going to show you how I'm going to change these lights. Instead of having them all in one box, now I'm going to have them divided into two boxes. They're in two, so I'm going to move them to the middle and I'm going to distribute them. the lights so that the entire box has a sufficient amount of light [Music] I already have everything installed here, these lights, don't think they are on, they don't go off for a little while longer, in fact, we are in the afternoon now. We are in the night but it gets dark early because we are in winter But well, they are going to turn off in a little while longer, they are going to be off all night then they turn on again very early in the morning that helps me to ensure that what the sun from this window doesn't give them, it does. the light but it gives it softly if this window had, for example, only afternoon sun, it would be very hot and perhaps it would be very stressful for these little plants. Morning sun, on the other hand, is quiet and bright, so later what they don't get in the afternoon they make up for it. These lights are ready. So I 'm going to leave the video here. I hope you liked this sowing. It was super, it was really rushed. But it's okay. Not everything is a garden in life, you also have to enjoy your family and in the morning I enjoyed Juanito later enjoyed a delicious lunch with my mother and now I caught up with the planting or transplanting rather I left them there and everything was ready So ​​I'm going to leave the video up to here I want to thank you as always for joining us Many thanks to our patreons who are the patrons of this channel eh I want to remind you that below is the link to my book you can buy it from anywhere in the world it is on Amazon and it is in free search and eh in my book all the seasons of the year are described with all the tasks that have to be done in each season with all the sowing of each season with recipes for each season with sensations of each season and it is a really very nice and very complete book where I really teach you everything I know about gardening from the compost to the fertilizers, I don't know what, even the recipes. So I leave you a giant kiss, I leave the link down there and see you another day bye bye [Music]