Nuestro huerto a pesar de las Plagas | Primer Tomate y un pequeño Tour

ok [Music] Now c'est B bad [Music] H [Music] I ran out of battery this is a battery-powered pump that I carry around, it's rechargeable, it doesn't need batteries or anything like that eh what's good about it is that I don't need to do what it's called I don't need to apply air pressure when I'm doing this when I'm spraying here I don't need to be doing this to the machine all the time or so I don't know what the machines you have are like but eh It's not necessary to do that because uh it has a mini pump that raises the liquid through the hose and pulls it through this spray wand, which is also very thin. I really like it because all the liquids ultimately last longer with this, eh, with the others, one goes regulating and what's me and you get a lot that you get little this throws a very very thin mist so I feel that both organic fertilizers and insecticides, such as water diluted with diatoms, last much longer inside the machine They give you longer, they last, eh, they are enough for more plants in the garden because it casts a very, very thin mist. But the bad thing about it is that sometimes it runs out of battery and of course I have to go and recharge it, eh. It doesn't tell me when it's going to run out. battery So no, I don't have How to know how much is left But well, I could be more cautious and I could charge it before making the decision to spray my garden but I'm not an organized person But if you are, I highly recommend this little thing because It works very very good Oh and don't be fooled by buying the entire electric sprayer, it's just the wand that's what I bought only the wand that you can put it on any sprayer you already have in the house so you save everything and all the shipping of a giant package and two also having to buy a bigger thing that you already have in the house this works with a bucket of water with a watering can with whatever you have that can contain liquid with that it works well while I am without battery and I'm charging I'm going Let's show a little bit of what's growing here This one is called Tlacolula. It was given to me by the pasi de la huera. Most of my tomatoes this year are from her when we did the seed exchange with the Patreon community. These are the seeds that we We exchanged, I made just one little dish. Look how pretty this one turned out. It looks a lot like the Pink Petic Cot. I don't know if you remember that last year I grew one called Pink Petic Cot. It was also from the pazi and Eh well I liked that one a lot because it was so ribbed and it also had so little gel that it was very suitable for making sauce so Well she recommended me this one called Tlacolula And the truth is that I mean I love it, it has a lot of flowers If you look at it, it has many flowers, many, many and also all the flowers are setting very well, which is also important. In other words, not only are they flowers, but they are also all setting and it has just begun to produce or set and now has five Toms set and I loved that. Here I am like the queen of impatience because I am constantly checking the plants underneath to see what variety is going to come out and if I can get the little flower out of them so that I can throw it away and know what It comes but in reality of course every time I throw the little flower I break something so I'm not going to do it but I really want to for example So when they are already this dry look I think maybe this is going to get out of focus but when they are already like this good Like, you can throw them away and see what comes next, but in general, no, I'm not going to do it because I can't if it doesn't come out quickly. Let's not try to keep doing it because I'm probably going to kill it. Well then, since I lost so many tags, the truth is that I don't. I do n't know what they are about all of them, so I'm constantly trying to find out from the fruit they produce. Well, there are some that I already recognize because I grow them every year and this one, for example, I know is a variety like ox heart and this year I am only cultivating the heart of pink ox Pink oxheart and there I see that its little fruits are already coming out eh Here is another one a little bigger the last ones are here setting to see if I can focus Here the last ones are setting I mean they are already coming And these here are the healthy ones competition that the truth is that we still do n't know What they are, they were supposed to be a Purple, I don't know, we named them Kardashian Because we were laughing a little at the name Eh But then They turned out like the Kardashians and we are no longer so sure that they are Kardashian But it doesn't matter, we're still in competition and we're still in competition because we all have the same thing, so if you want to do like this for another year or maybe for this year too, like that healthy healthy healthy competition with your friends, family, etc. The idea is that everyone start from the same seed and it doesn't matter, that is, it cannot be the same seed bought in different places, it has to be the same seed envelope, so well, like everyone else, we have the same seed envelope, here we all have the same variety, we don't know if finally it is what we thought or not but finally as We all have the same thing, we are still in competition, we have worried so much about creating shade that I feel that this year we have so much shade that all the tomatoes are quite slow but it doesn't matter. I think that in the long run that shade is going to be good because it gets so hot afterwards. that the poor tomatoes suffer. So at least they have all this time to begin to set their fruits, establish themselves, be happy and then, well, the heat will come, the horrible heat of summer. And at least they will be, I don't know, better off, I think when that time comes. moment This is a branch of the last video I told them that it didn't taste good because I didn't remember that it had so many flowers but it's a branch, there 's the classic tip. That's the classic tip of the ramet, that little thing facing down. So now we know it's a ramet and well, they're growing super well, they're setting. the fruits So I'm happy here, for example, I have to start doing this to the wires, separating them so that the largest plants are inside the wire. That's the idea of this trellising, so there's been the wires. They're already so old. Well, they are from last year so they are half crooked sometimes Oh yes I prefer not to move the tomato inside the wire and move the wire with the tomato Because afterwards the tomato is that sad but then it recovers Don't worry, actually what I prefer to do is Since the wire is not so tight either, it can still be done and then when they are all more or less organized inside the wires, what we can do is pull them from the ends so that they have a better grip but there still isn't that much tomato that has passed through. the third the third floor then neither It's still so urgent for me but as much as I can I'm trying to organize it, this one here looks bad, look how pretty it is. I think it's one of my favorite tomatoes because the leaf is too pretty and the fruit also keeps well throughout the winter. I think it is one of my favorite varieties by far. The only bad thing is that I am already seeing whiteflies and that is why I was applying diatom with water because of course when it starts to look like whiteflies you have to start controlling it because if not then it becomes in a real problem and When you apply diatom or when you suddenly apply ash broth and those things, the ash broth contains soap and when you apply diatom you can apply it, you can put a little bit of soap on it too so that it is more effective against the whitefly but as It's morning and the sun is going to start coming out, that is, the sun is going to start hitting everything. Hey, I prefer to wait in the afternoons, for example, to apply things like soap. Hello, my friend. Hello, and do you remember the video? Do you remember the video that you Did you find that I need to see well I noticed that it is the part not of three parts it is good because this way you will learn a lot yes I listen I want to know how photography works log well the thing is that the soap is better to apply in the afternoon when the sun does not work to stick for many more hours if I prefer this type of things like soap and uh potassium soap all these types of things so they are not basically water I prefer to apply them when the when there is not going to be sun for many many hours so that's why I'm doing water with diatom and not ash broth or not water with diatomaceous earth and a little soap, good for the amount of cucumber that is planted, we should already be harvesting cucumber. But this is happening, we have a lot of earwigs this year, a lot of them, and I don't know if it's also the little dirt pigs, like this is more like scissor damage but look at all the cucumbers, I mean not one cucumber has a leaf so I'm waiting for them to calm down a little and let these cucumbers grow Because if it is finally a stem I know that The stem has the possibility of extracting something. In addition, I also put direct sowing cucumbers to see if they can be reached. The truth is that there is so much season left that they will probably be able to reach them, but I need the earwigs to stop, for example, look at these potatoes, they are a pure earwig damage look they don't have leaves basically they eat all the big leaves look this is crazy I mean I'm assuming it's earwig damage maybe you think it's something different I also don't know why it looks like a caterpillar but I haven't seen none caterpillar neither at night nor during the day or anything and on the other hand I have seen many earwigs so that's why I kind of don't know my analysis goes that way but if you think it could be something else all suggestions are welcome here we sow a lot little things I put what we put here we put cucumber we put beans But as you can see nothing is coming out because it's all eaten Ah And I also put buckwheat to see if they got bored of eating eh Cucumber and and they ate the buckwheat and they left the cucumbers to me But well, they are eating everything nothing has worked So look here they also come out they eat them that's the trend I don't know why there are years that are like this there isn't much you can do It's like I'm almost grateful for everything else I have, it doesn't matter, that is, resigning myself to the fact that maybe this year I won't be able to have cucumbers. Which makes me very sad because Juanito loves them but I don't know, the truth is that I don't know what to do anymore. more do These ones here, for example, I don't know if they are beans. Cucumber looks more like a cucumber stem. I don't really know because of the smell, it might sound like it's not beans and it's all eaten. They came out and ate them but the palits are standing. So when they're still standing. They still have the capacity to do something, this one, for example, has a future repo But these ones here, I don't know, maybe I think they can be overcome once the earwigs stop putting pressure on these that are coming out here, these are sunflowers. from here I think that no this is also a It may be a wheat I don't know the truth is that I have put so much seed here something that if I can distract a little this is a bean but as you see none of it has a head anything nor a bean comes out and has head Yes, everything that is, everything that is almost with this twig with this little leaf is buckwheat and I just identified it because they have this one by the little seed, look. That is the buckwheat seed, there is a lot of buckwheat seed. scattered here, I arrived and planted it, I didn't even bury it or anything, this is the seed, they are there appearing. I hope that this also distracts you a little from everything else that I want to plant here, it is the purple firefighter Porto that, as you see, has cost him in grow, look like he still hasn't even produced guides and he is already making beans because the truth is that it has taken him so long to grow that I think he is almost trying to get fruits as if from an emergency but the thing is that he is doing flowers and these flowers are making little pods that at least are going to be useful to me. I believe so that I can make so that I can have seeds, so the plants are all eaten, as you can see, this is also the case, but they have pods. So since they have pods, I think that they are going to help me. basically serve for that to be able to save seed and maybe eh to grow them in an environment less pressured by pests or maybe the truth is that I don't know but at least to have a second chance and here come more pods there they come here Instead it is for another green firefighter that goes up because of a corn that The corn did n't work much for us this year either if you look, it's already been taken out It's removing the pollen before having before having chalas down before removing crowns So I don't know we don't know if it's going to work or not it does n't matter we are giving no more to what we get this year this is also a firefighter bean who is climbing a corn and that's how it goes That's how everything goes [Music] be careful there [Music] [Music] all this that I have Here are poppy seeds, look and well, this is what is left after when the petals of the poppies have fallen, there is this little thing left and inside this little thing are all the seeds and I am going to open one for you so you can see that they are opening on their own. Don't leave them there, look I have a plate here and if I shake it like this Look at the amount of seeds that fall that's why they sow themselves so much So now I'm going to shake them all I'm going to collect the seeds but you could also breaking these beautiful structures can also be broken but I prefer not to break them because I find them so pretty but we can do this now And so now that I took out the seeds that I wanted to save here there are bugle seeds left but I have haras of these saved so I don't know if I'm going to save these ones here, maybe they're going to fall and I can save some of them, but I saved a lot last year and from one year to the next the seeds don't expire, so most of them can expire, for example, I think they would expire, for example. but these no then I'm going to take them out I'm just going to clean [Music] here cutting everything later you can use mul you can use [Music] boxes ah [Music] [Music] [Music] now [Music] I do n't know if you remember that a few summers ago back I can't remember if it was last summer or the ancestor may have been the past we had eh cucamelon In this same arch and the cucamelon tends to reseed every time one put cucamelon in a place If the place is left intact you don't do anything to it the cucamelon reproduces quickly so eh On this side the chépica eh is doing its thing, plus there is a lot Well there are asparagus there the truth is that there are a lot of plants on this side So I want to try to move some cucamelon to the other side so that they look eh To have them nice in this arch that is here that if you notice it is completely peeled There is nothing This This is the arch that I am clearing where I am removing the poppies where we are arranging I am germinating melon and cucumber which are the two things that have not worked for me at all but I am not going to do it directly on the ground Because I have too much scissor pressure, it's too much, that is, I put things that are eaten, so in order to do it well, what I'm going to do is that I 'm going to start the plants in the greenhouse. I'm going to take a little longer because in this case. season it is much faster to do it directly in the ground I am going to take longer but I will probably be able to eat green beans and I will be able to eat melon and cucumber so that is the only one I have left now if I want to do it I am now going to transplant these cucamelon try to get as much as possible without harming them Because in addition the cucamelon transplant is terrible, it is not the easiest thing in the world because there are plants that love the transplant or or resist it very well and there are other plants that really They taiman and decide not to continue growing and they prefer to die than live in their new house so well I'm going to try it now I'm going to try to take these cucamelon from here and put them on the side here [Music] so what I did now is that I put soil I put some new compost on that bench. The truth is that I could have exaggerated. We still have compost left, but since we still have trees to move, we still have a lot of things to do here in this house before we leave. I prefer not to use up all the compost. In these new terraces, although they are dry, I mean, you can see the lack of love in these terraces and I think that by simply wetting it by adding a little new compost, hey, I'm going to check if I have a little worm castings, I know I have, I haven't harvested but I know that I have worm castings and with that we are already fixing a bed. I mean, we don't need that much to [Music] fix water obviously a lot of water in general when the beds in general when the beds have been a little thrown away, they begin to become hydrophobic no matter how much you water them. Because these have automatic irrigation, but that automatic irrigation works as long as there are living roots, and here there were pure plants that were already in decline. Finally, they were the poppies that were already ready, they were seeding and the bugles also then as if there was nothing reborn within this terrace there was very little of what was below so now what we are going to do is we are going to take advantage of that irrigation that we have by adding roots that are alive inside and Another thing is that I'm giving them a deep watering, I have the banguera on and I'm going to leave it on for a little while, no, not all day, but I'm going to leave it on for a little while because what I want is for this bed to really absorb that humidity. At this moment this soil is hydrophobic so no matter how much I water from above the water doesn't just reach the top and that's it or it passes in a band along the sides I want to water it high high and then when I water I wait for HE to drain from one side, for example, I water on that side and I wait for that water to infiltrate and then I water this other side and when this water from here on this side infiltrates I go to the other side and so on and so on I make sure that the water is infiltrating throughout the entire bed. In other words, it is not a small watering but now we are going to leave it super wet and we are going to transplant what we want to transplant and then we are going to water again. So look here Here is the cucamelon, not this one but What are these, these little leaves here? This is the cucamelon. It's there. There's another one here. There's another one a little further back. What I'm going to do is try to get all those twigs together. I'm going to try to move them as little as possible and see if it's possible. This one here is a Morón, we already have so many that I'm going to [Music] take it out [Music] [Applause] [Music ] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] These finishes are going to go into a pot to transplant and never have to plant again. In other words, I'll take advantage of the fact that these are volunteers and transfer them to a pot and be able to take them here. I have a man behind the camera, my duty calls me. So the last thing I'm going to do is What to do in this bed is that I am going to water these cucamelons with a lot of water and I am going to go to the lunch show, but even though the bed already has water, you still put a lot of water on it because these plants They have just been transplanted, it is going to be difficult for them to survive and we also know that they are plants that do not like the transplant, so we have to make it easier. In fact, the ideal would be to also put a shade on them or something like that. I find that there is nothing more delicious than washing. hands with the hose like those old things and drinking water from the banguera like that no one does that anymore and as it is tradition on this channel and it is very important to keep the traditions for me eh at this moment we are going to prepare to sacrifice ourselves for all the rest of this house and We are going to proceed to try the first ripe tomato of the season. I present to you, Taran. This is the first ripe tomato of the season. It is soft. The truth is that I didn't really know what color it should be, so I was like, I didn't know if It was or wasn't I don't know if this is focusing on what color it was supposed to be because it's the first time I've grown it. This is the tomato that I laughed so many times in other videos that is called 42 days 42 days it took 42 days No I don't know It took 42 days it is the first to ripen Yes then Well we are going to give it that we are going to proceed to take it out of the bush ready This is the most anticipated moment of the entire season here I go I have nerves I didn't expect it So M it's like fruity me It hurts a little here because of the acidity, it's like I don't know how to explain it but it's fruity, it's not tomatoes. I mean, if it's Tom, it's a tomato. It clearly has a tomato flavor, but it's a fruity, acidic tomato, yet sweet, mmm, juicy. I could dedicate myself to this, being a taster. of Very delicious tomato, I was very pleased with it. Well, I'm going to leave the video up to here. I hope you liked this video. Thank you for joining me today to do all my garden work and also to try the first ripe tomato of the entire season. Also arrange beds of I cultivate eh And sow things that have not worked for me You see, no one has everything working out, anyone who says that everything works out is lying, no one has everything working out, there is always something that is failing this year, the tomatoes are going well this year, like everything is going well. I feel like we've cast too much shade. I simply feel that we have done a good job in creating shade. So now things grow a little slower but they are healthier, so one by one we had too much sun before, everything was very fast but the plants lasted very little. If nothing, enjoy your gardens. The garden will always have something beautiful that you can enjoy. Focus on that. If something goes wrong, we are perfect at that time of year when we can buy seedbeds and get away with purchased seedbeds if you do n't have anywhere to buy. seedbeds There is still time to sow quick things. For example, Italian cucumber squash, the melon is a little more complicated because the melon is the same. Exactly the same as the cucumber, but the melon has to ripen. It has to become sweet, so there we have the same problem that When we have little time or a lot of shade or little sun, things take a while to ripen. But there are also varieties of melons that are very early, especially those that are small, and they can still be planted, they can always be planted. sow lettuce chard eh arugula I don't know a lot of things all the leafy salads I would say that the most complicated at this time are spinach eh but you can sow anything as long as you remember that in summer those things go in semi-shade and in winter those things are in full sun but they are all year round you can grow them. So don't be discouraged, there are things that obviously we already see that turned out strange or went wrong or that the bugs They ate or I don't know and we think we are a little behind because we see that summer is advancing quickly And we are almost in summer but don't believe that They are super on time and if you want to know more about this type of things you can sign up for me last garden workshop in this house, which is this December 21, just on the day of the solstice, we are going to do the last garden workshop where in this house in this house because later there will probably be more garden workshops but they will not be here in our first house garden that saw us grow literally grow as a family eh So sign up I'm going to leave you below the link to my website which is Win balan.com you go choose the workshop you want to go to sign up eh we believe in answering a human So poopy is going to answer you, he is going to tell you when and what day he is going to guide you if you want to pay in installments this way if you want to pay by PayPal this way if you want to pay with a credit card credit or debit that s me in this other way he is going there to guide you in everything you need to register for the workshop because it is going to be very good it is the last workshop here But in addition we are also going to celebrate by eating pizzas I always celebrate Eating pizza is something very classic about me so that pizzas garden workshop all the questions that you have always wanted to ask me or if you always wanted to know this house eh and you never could This is the opportunity because it is the last garden workshop open to the public in this our house orchard So I'm going to leave you a giant kiss. Many thanks to our patrons and patrons, their names will appear in the credits below. I leave you a giant kiss and have a nice weekend bye [Music] bye al