Este se llama MUCHAS GRACIAS! 💚 | #Unasiembradiaria🥔Papas en Fardos de Paja y Frambuesas de Regalo

This is the same, let's talk about work. Don Leo is on vacation and he came anyway. I go out on Monday, Monday, I get a porous one and wine. I go out on Wednesday and Thursday here and he brought a raspberry and I shot it to plant it. I shot it to plant. You can keep waiting. a lot and some flowers some chrysanthemums some potato flowers there they come in various colors my brother well so we are going to plant raspberries today I don't want to plant them there are two raspberries Leo these are look there that is the chin That is the little root What a thing can of course be thrown away more like for the for the shore well they come How many come here a lot or not 70 and more or less 70 Wow and let's put it here and on the hill oh oh Ah I thought a hole had broken pu and I found this lizard on the floor of the greenhouse and I tried to step on it and I don't think it's moving because it's cold because it's very cold it's still playing dead but I mean I took it Well with the little plate and no no She didn't even move a little I think she's cold Well I left her out in the sun or the rain it's raining I was looking for the rain to come out But it's not raining anymore Well then the plan for this summer here is potatoes in the bales let's go Let's take advantage of the fact that they are super rotten due to the rain and then we are going to throw the potatoes inside. Just look, they already have grass. There is a milen branch under pupi, don't let me M the milen branch, please, make more of a bundle because they are super rotten. So I I imagine that they are already good at adding potatoes to the Root stouts, but this is how to really do it to the Root. Remember that every year I do like an adaptation of root because in reality I do it in a pot or in a bed or what not, but what What she did was put the potatoes directly in a bale and I have never done that so since we are in a daily planting that is what I am going to do, I am just going to save some potatoes to put in a bed but but I think that take advantage of these bales that are like half decomposed It's good to make the attempt to try to entertain yourself Don Leo Where does the raspberry come from Don Leo from screaming province ules road cato had told me loid ququ cato km 25 he had told me a long time ago that I was going to bring raspberry and all the time The raspberry the raspberry the raspberry how long have you been stuck with the raspberry away like three months yes because April May June like TR months Yes well so this summer we are going to have raspberry God willing look and These are the flowers that Don Leo brought me, he brought me this one that is from potatoes that we don't know what it's called. If anyone recognizes it, can you tell me, we don't know what it's called and some chrysanthemums. I love them. I love chrysanthemums. Look at Santemo. I think they came as white. and I don't know what other color and these are gladioli we are going to put everything in I think I am going to put it in a pot at least the potatoes and I want to use these pots that I bought that are geotextile pots or they are like a felt or something So I don't know why I'm not with the tripod on anymore, but hey, I have felt pots where I think all these chips are going to go very well. Yes, every 20 cm or so, 20 cm of distance between each mat, they start to collar themselves the side Yes well then so that the people who are watching the video and have never had raspberries we are going to tell them see how you cut it I had to leave it a pure stick That they didn't like it so much so that they would fall more and with each bush of that I brought two or three sticks and look, some are already sprouting while Oh how good, then eh. They come like this, they come with the peeled root but don't be scared, the first time I bought raspberries they also came with a few more sticks and And then This is what one puts it in the very wet soil it has to be very wet and the we were there the first year we had plenty of raspberries but the second year we had much more laa del Leo la puda del Leo later with the boa del lor we never had more raspberries but now let's go to have Well then he is making a furrow and he is going to put them every 20 cm Where is Juanito Where is Juanito Look where Juanito is What is he doing there [Music] Juan Yes but he is laying an egg I have to leave her alone dad get out Oh I'm scared that the boards break AC I won't upload you here anymore No crazy no if there is no egg my love they are laying it they are laying the eggs leave them alone hen doesn't even let them lay the eggs calmly [Music] [Laughter] [ Music] it's good [Music ] k [Music] is watering very well Juanito is watering very well [Music] Rainbow But sparse all of them not just one Plant Leo doesn't understand that we are watering bare sticks he is watering the green parts of the weeds but he waters the sticks that I told you Wow, my friend, come and say [Music] that we are ready, you are [Music] ready, well, we said a daily sowing, eh, but I have to confess that I'm already collapsing a little, not collapsing, but I'm already half tired because I feel like I left like an airplane. as well as all the planting and then today we arrive at the long-awaited planting of potatoes and I am, I don't know how, a little tired of talking so I have many things planted eh. Here we are, we are fed up with tomatoes, cheese, I had made it before. Before, we have pumpkins, we have good cucumber lettuce I also have flowers here artichokes edamame eh beans of different types I have all this already planted but now I feel that I am missing that moment of planning to round out what I did to understand what variety what varieties are the ones that I have available because they are there, already awake, those seeds have already awakened And so now I have to understand how they are going How they are going to relate What is the strategy and that moment, although it is not like sowing, sowing is a moment, it is like a mental sowing, finally because it is an important moment in which we have to decide a couple of things, it is not necessary that we have everything planned perfectly, that is, everything is everything, even the slightest change written in an Excel table, it is not necessary, but it is necessary to have a little bit of of control About what we have, how much space we have and how we are going to distribute it in our Garden. So I think the next video is going to be about that and I am going to try to understand in my head how to do it in order to show you to you like some type of planning here for this garden and today we are going to plant potatoes easy easy easy easy because today we are actually going to do it as rot stout had done at home, I told you in the morning that Every year, we do an adaptation of the root stout method. Not necessarily the same method that she used. In fact, in her book she said that the man who came to plow the land was late and he didn't come. He didn't come. He didn't come. And She was missing the perfect time to plant potatoes. So at that moment she said, I'm going to plant them in these bales that are already very decomposed. So now I have here all these bales that, if you look, are black, they are almost very decomposed. For a long time they no longer produce heat with the knife. It's very easy to make a hole like that and put a potato in them. So that's what we're going to do. The truth is that I don't know if this is going to work or I don't imagine it will because it starts from there. the original method but I don't know if it will work in our climate or if the bales are going to produce enough nutrition that the potatoes need, the truth is that I don't know and that's fine, I found that it is perfect for an experiment of a crazy year where we really don't know much about what is going to happen It's good but I feel like it's a good time to test if it works or not without waiting too long for the result without so much expectation because in the end Well I always explore a little I always do some type of experiment every year but I am very fond of this method and I feel that it is one of the first things in which I ventured to do things differently in the garden and the result was beautiful, we harvested many potatoes I loved it, it was easy eh And this time I'm excited to be able to do it just like it says in the book but it's like a method that almost makes me feel like I'm not doing anything And that's the most fun because that was what ru stout He said in his book about gardening without doing anything and I'm giving you this whole introduction. And it's probably going to take me much less time to put the potatoes into the bales. I imagine I'm going to have to distance the potatoes like each other. distance to distance them on the ground Obviously it will be about 20 or 30 cm maybe a little less I am exaggerating and here in my hands I have sprouted potatoes this beautiful basket was given to me by one of my patrons the mara and she makes some beautiful baskets well Like this one, he makes some beautiful baskets with paper and you can search for them on Instagram as a paper basket and you can order him some entertaining project that you have in mind, my harvest basket, that large basket that I use as a small basket that I use to clean seeds. She also made that basket Well then I have my beautiful basket with my potatoes that sprouted these potatoes all sprouted in the kitchen it was a sack of potatoes that we had saved for me I love this type of potato I think it's called yagana the truth is I can be lying I'm not sure enough And then the only thing I'm going to do is I'm going to put the potato in here and I'm going to leave it with the sprouts facing up so that it's easier for it to come out That's all I'm going to do I think The challenge here is not to break the sprouts when the potato is entering the bale and nothing more than that. I don't know if I have to put it deeper or not. It's really all very new for me and it makes me laugh because it's a method that I use every year but very adapted as to a different reality not having bales because it is not normal to have so many bales in a house neither do we have them Because they were our seats in the workshop with Charles studing so they stayed here and well I wanted them use to grow mushrooms but eh they started to rot and I think they are no longer going to be useful for mushrooms so Well I don't know, actually I don't know what is going to happen but I am going to use this day where I am a little like already thinking about planning in to make this sowing, which is going to be very very easy. I'm tempted to put compos inside, like a little bit, inside the same pots that I'm making. Or humus, maybe the ones I have are too many potatoes. They're a lot, a basket full. So I'm not going to throw them away either. all here Simply because I also want to plant potatoes in other places and these same potatoes then Well it is always good to have a comparison and probably the second ones that I plant I will plant with the method that I have always used with an adaptation of the root stout method making a I make a furrow in the ground and fill it with potatoes and straw [Music] k [Music] [Music] Well I have four potatoes in each of these brown ones, they are two three four and I imagine that they should give me at least five potatoes for each potato but again the truth is that that too is like starting to invent what the result is going to be. I had all these potatoes left over and the truth is that I don't want to plant them all here in this same place. Hey I want to have potatoes in this other place too. garden back here so I'm going to save some for that and if I see that these potatoes are doing well I'm going to use the rest of the bales, which are two more because obviously they can be planted in stages throughout the season, I don't wait that these potatoes come out at the top of the ground Because also if they come out at this time they are going to freeze then The truth is that I think I'm going to sprinkle a little compos on top, maybe sometimes I'm going to water them with a little fertilizer eh but no I hope they come out yet and if they come out I will have to cover it because the potatoes burn at this time in fact this is a potato plant that had come out it was beautiful and with the frosts of these last few weeks They started to burn and now they are completely burned. So no, it doesn't make much sense for me to do this to lose all those potatoes. So if they start to come out, no. I hope they come out. I think they are going to take a while to come out because of the cold. and for all that But I always plant them more or less around the middle of August. So I'm not that different from how it always is, if they come out I'm going to have to cover them with more soil or more straw or leaves or whatever or even mesh can be covered with anything and if it's like I think it's going to be and it takes at least a month to come out, I think we're going to be okay. And we're not going to be in so much danger from the potatoes. to grow pretty and look how beautiful this garden is, good and the little birds making noise. Those are the ones that eat everything but look, how beautiful everything is here, there, these two rows look better. They are beautiful. Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, peas here. I also have lettuce. lettuce is super expensive So lettuce is always very expensive, at least here in Chile, carrots are very pretty, growing perfectly, look how they are doing. These are the first carrots that I planted, I am still thinning them a little because they are still a little together, for example, here I can take one out and so I also see how they are progressing and they are very pretty then here that is beet here this is rabi cabbage look if you notice it has already started to form this plant is beautiful it is one of the prettiest there is in the winter I find autumn winter Look the color Well then the peas and look at this and here these are potatoes that have been here that are growing here volunteers and they have been there all fall and winter and they have not died because they are covered with this mesh so that's why I tell you yes. The others come out ahead of time and are covered with a mesh and that's it. These here are also potatoes and they also froze and they froze more than the others because this mesh obviously did not protect them from the cold. It protects them a little, I would say, but I wouldn't have it. Why protect them completely and then here you can see that, for example, this potato is completely frozen and it died. The garden looks beautiful as if it doesn't tend as much with so much stick and so much dry stuff, but in person it looks beautiful and it is advancing beautifully. Nice As I should, the truth is that I have been loving the garden in recent weeks with so many plantings with so much contact with the Earth that it is impossible not to get as excited as possible and well I want to put potatoes in the growing beds on this side I want to do like I don't know if I have enough space to be honest and that's why I'm needing that moment of calm to sit down and draw my garden. I need it because I have to understand where I'm going to put everything I'm planting but I want to do it. about this garden as the main garden, I told you in another video in the order of the seeds that all the seeds that I found that I didn't have that weren't labeled, I kept in a small fountain and we are going to make a surprise garden with varieties that maybe They are lost to me because I didn't label them, so it will be the opportunity to rescue them. If they are pumpkins, they are probably going to get mixed up and then we will be in trouble, but if they are tomatoes or things like that, maybe what we are going to do is a good rescue. What to do then I will have this garden as my main garden and in this garden with those growing beds that we added, which are where the broccoli and cauliflowers are with these new beds, I think we have enough space to be able to invent a varied garden. Last year it was practically all tomatoes and this year I have enough varieties of tomato but I have avoided continuing planting. So even though I really want to plant a tomato, I am not going to plant it this summer. I have some that I really know that I want to plant them and others that I want to plant them. They gave me a gift at the meeting we had with the patrons so obviously they are entertaining new tomatoes but I don't have as many tomatoes as planted last year. I have the classic sauce ones that I like, the classic bread ones that I like and the multipurpose ones. I'm going to put a a couple of Cherry at most for the children obviously eh but I don't want to have a garden loaded with tomato I really want to make a garden a little more varied this summer And try to grow cabbage eh lettuce for example I don't know if under the tomatoes or what I always I say I want to have a summer with everything, finally I end up in the summer eating only tomatoes and I don't have any leaves because I'm leaving, I kind of go crazy with the tomatoes, the pumpkins, the corn, those things and I forget these, the carrots, the cabbages, the lettuce. which are things that we continue to eat finally so well this summer I'm going to try not to forget about those things now that we have new beds maybe we'll even add another one I think that last summer I verified that it is possible to grow things in the shade under the tomatoes your a a lot of cilantro for example eh And this year I would like to try it again with cilantro arugula lettuce Eh yes or yes put cabbages Even if they come out smaller or maybe Look for a variety that is more suitable for the heat that is also important to understand What type of varieties We can grow In what at what times of the year and there are varieties precisely that is why it exists in varieties that is why it is so nice that there are so many varieties of things so many varieties of tomato so many varieties of cabbage of broccoli of carrots of onion because there are some that They are better for some times of the year than others. So, well, I want to curl up for a while and think about it. I need to maybe put on a book and sit here in the garden and understand what I want to put where and for that I need to relax and it's difficult because I was in a mode like run run run run and now I have to think mode there is a plane that is playing above me anyway I'm going to leave the video here I'm going to close this first because those birds clearly want to eat everything I eat what I'm talking about they say wow we hadn't seen those cabbages, they are so beautiful and of course I hadn't let them see them so what I'm going to do here and I'm going to close the video and we're going to finish this week of consecutive videos with the planning of the garden I think that in some way I will find some way to transmit what I am planning on paper and then tell you what it could be like, in the end I have 100 airplanes above me thank you very much for joining me Today I leave you a kiss giant and see you in another video bye bye [Music] [Music]