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Glad it was helpful!

You bet!

Exactly! Most people who think it's a cold lover plant only don't even try and grow cilantro in summer. Thanks for watching

TOO FUNNY and great advice!

So nice to hear your excitement at being a new gardener! I haven't done a lot of videos on carrots but there are a few in my Winter Sowing playlists. Some on growing them in WS jugs, some in grow tubs. The key to carrots is just getting them to sprout. They cannot dry out in that first few weeks before sprouting. Once you get over that hill, they just grow pretty well on their own if your soil is loose. Radishes grow great in shallow tubs. I grow a LOT of veg in my 8 inch deep grow tubs. Have you joined our Winter Sowing Facebook Community yet? Come join if you haven't already. facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

Yes yellowing is usually too much water OR not enough nutrients in the soil mix. Did you use a good premium potting mix like Fox Farm's Happy Frog? If you use cheaper big box store mixes they often are nutrient deficient and seedlings don't do as well. I've tried them all! Good luck. Have you joined our Winter Sowing Facebook Community yet? Come join if you haven't already. facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

They were a gift from a friend years ago. They had just bought a farm that had been a maggot farm and she gave me like 18 of them. Then I searched high and low for them since I love them so much and found them in Amazon. The company name is MacCourt I believe. If you can't find them there, you can try using cement mixing tubs from the big box stores. The size is 2 foot by 4 foot by 8 inches. They are not as good, will get brittle in the sun, but they will work for 1-2 year. The Maccourt ones have lasted me literally 9 or 10 year! So good on my back not to have to bend over to the ground. Have you joined our Winter Sowing Facebook Community yet? Come join if you haven't already. facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

How are your celery and other Winter Sowing plants doing? Hope you're seeing some nice seedlings popping up. Celery likes water so don't soak them, but don't let them dry out either. Good luck!

How'd your little fencing go? Did you keep the 2 leggeds at bay? Sometimes a little barrier is all it takes. Hope your gardening is going well!!

I LOVE that you posted this recipe! You gave us all some great ideas on what to do with our beans. I was not raised eating many fresh or dried beans but I'm really liking eating the few dishes I tried. Yours sound really good. I will give them a go! Thanks again. Have you joined our Winter Sowing Facebook Community yet? Come join if you haven't already. facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

Now you know for next year!

I use Fox Farm Happy Frog potting mix for my Winter Sowing jugs and a lot of my beds and container. I also like their Ocean Forest. The pen for writing on jugs needs to be a PAINT PEN. It is the only type that won't sun fade. Don't even think about using Sharpies! Good luck. :)

Thank you!!!

Where can you buy HAPPY FROG SOIL?

Great Q's! I usually don't add fertilizer since I use such a good rich potting mix that has compost in it. I use Fox Farms Happy Frog and Ocean Forest. Any good compost based premium mix is good. You won't find them in big box stores. So each year the 5 gallon bucket soil lowers and compacts. I top it off with fresh every year for about 3 years and mix it in. At the 4th year or so, I dump it on a tarp and add a lot more fresh, mix and refill the 5 G bucket. Sometimes I toss all the soil in a raised bed and add ALL NEW FRESH mix to the bucket. Depends on how many I have to do and the costs.

You're absolutely correct. My goal was to show you the OUTCOME of the Winter Sowing method. This was a Big Reveal video, not a procedural beginner video. I have shown more of the procedure in my other videos. I was a 'baby' youtuber back then and didn't always hit a home run. If you dig through my Winter Sowing playlists, you will find a LOT more on the Winter Sowing method for tomatoes and all other veg. Sorry for the disappointment and incorrect headline.

Glad it was helpful! I hope you are seeing some nice sprouts and seedlings by now in your Winter Sowing jugs! Have you joined our Facebook WS group yet? Link above. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

It does need high temps. With this method of No Transplant Winter Sowing, just like in Winter Sowing in jugs, you add the seeds in winter in the cold and they just sit there a couple months getting ready to sprout when the temps hit the warm enough temps. This process makes must hardier and more hardened seedlings than any other method. You can do this for all your seeds both hot and cold lovers. They all go in the jugs or in ground under domes at the same time late Feb, Mar and into April. then the magic occurs in spring! Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link above. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

Awesome!

Good for you for trying something NEW. I commend you. Try and forget everything you knew about gardening and just embrace the method. It's counter intuitive for a lot of seasoned gardeners. You should be getting some nice sprouts and seedlings by now. Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link above. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

Glad it was helpful! Did you try some Winter Sowing jugs this year? It works tremendously well in Alaska. The colder the better. Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link above. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

@JuicingGardener bo I didn't try it. I just started all my seeds indoors. I have a few things to understand and maybe next year I will give it a try.

You're too kind. :)

Onions do really well with Winter Sowing method in jugs. Did you try a few jugs this year? You can sow a lot of onion seeds in a gallon jug. They will look delicate like horse hairs but they transplant easily and will take off after transplant. Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link above. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

So how did your Winter Sowing go? You should be getting some nice sprouts and seedlings in your jugs by now. Hope it went well! Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link below. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

NO! you'll need to water them every couple days or even daily in hot climates. (Top or bottom water) You can also out them in partial shade in hot climates.

Yes. You can Winter Sow in all climates. You just need to water more in hot climates!

Very kind of you. Glad you like my videos on Winter Sowing. How did yours go this year? Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link below. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

Sorry for the late response. You can put peppers in Winter Sowing jugs from Feb to April and sometimes into May if you have a long enough growing season. I even made it to June one year in Ohio! Tomatoes sprout sooner, peppers are amongst the LAST to sprout every year so be patient. They really need that warmth to sprout. After transplant they will take off. How did your WS go this year? Have you joined our Facebook Winter Sowing group yet? Link below. Hope to see you there if you are not already in! facebook.com/groups/WinterSowing.VegGardeningwithSheryl

@@JuicingGardener thank you for your response . i just tried everything. A lot of things came up , a lot did not. Could possibly be due to some seeds being old. None of the plants grew really large so far, i was very surprised . Still glad about a bit of a headstart but disappointed a bit. Was hoping for larger plants by now.

You're absolutely correct. My goal was to show you the OUTCOME of the Winter Sowing method. This was a Big Reveal video, not a procedural beginner video. I have shown more of the procedure in my other videos. I was a 'baby' youtuber back then and didn't always hit a home run. If you dig through my Winter Sowing playlists, you will find a LOT more on the Winter Sowing method for tomatoes and all other veg. Sorry for the disappointment and incorrect headline.