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Ben what is planted behind you in several pots behind filming about zucchini’s? Thanks Roni
Comment from : @ronniekagan8117

Ik had vorig jaar al mijn komkommers per ongeluk weg geven ipv gourgette plantjes ik haalde kruiwagens vol uit mijn tuin 😅 ik haalde bij een oud vrouwtje een handig snij machine en heb nog steeds gourgette uit iegrn tuin vanuit mijn diepvriesbrDit jaar ga ik ook luffa's planten ❤brLeuke vlogs Ben! Het regent vandaag (alweer) dus had ik debtijd om wat filmpjes te kijken
Comment from : @gaia9087

Great video as always 😉brI'm growing a variety called Yellow crookneck, that is my favorite 🌱 It is quite late but its worth waiting for 🙏🪇🥳 Susanne
Comment from : @primateriawiberg2998

This is a lovely video I really enjoyed it You have a great easy to understand way of explaining things that are very 😊😊😊😊and I feel that the zucchini plants I’m about to put out of my garden will be a lot healthier and happier Thanks to your advice
Comment from : @michelleirby7587

That curved blade knife you used to cut the zucchini seems awfully useful Does it have a specific name?
Comment from : @izzyg8316

Are they f 1
Comment from : @Ontariogardener2022

My plants aren’t producing a lot of fruit Lots of male flowers or flowers dry up and fall off
Comment from : @katebragg5797

Great & thorough video! Cutting up to 1/3 of the leaves really helped me! Cheers!
Comment from : @sarahturps1384

This info is incredibly helpful, thank you! Precise (eg remove up to 1/3 of leaves at any time) and concise - no waffle And after several years of occasional fruit rotting at flower end, finally a proper explanation! So many good details (eg all the reasons why removing leaves is helpful), and such an articulate presenter BrilliantbrbrThree questions: br1 Can you please explain about what is meant by bush, trailing, compact etc? i find it all pretty vague and there's often not enough info on seed packetsbr2 This year i have one plant, grown from seed, which i think said 'compact' on packet It's enormous, though! Many huge leaves It started fruiting rather late, compared with my partner's bought-in plant round the corner, which is still small but started fruiting almost indecently early Can you explain this?br3 Is it possible to grow courgettes vertically, eg up arches to save ground space? If so, how and what kinds (see Q1!)?
Comment from : @helenamushel5127

Zucchini is quite a good choice for container gardens because it has relatively shallow roots A container that is around 12 inches deep should be sufficient However, as a hungry plant, zucchini needs plenty of nutrients to grow and produce well This means that the larger the container you can provide, the better
Comment from : @GoGreenYes

Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge I’m a beginner gardener I’m growing Zucchini and as of today I noticed that they now have budding yellow flowers that haven’t opened yet Looking forward to hopefully harvesting Zucchini at some point I am using cedarcraft elevated self watering planter boxes
Comment from : @tinnahszone953

Thank you as always gr8 tips
Comment from : @giovanniablett1628

I like your vids ,please improve your audio 😊😊 f j b 😊
Comment from : @jeffreythomas2787

My yellow zuchinni for whatever reason are just pumping out the female flowers👌
Comment from : @brent3611

So What do YOU think of your presentation Not content, but how do you talk, write the copy, being affable and entertaining?brThings you may want to consider doing differently? Hmmm?
Comment from : @charlessoukup1111

does every single female flower with fruit need to be pollenated in order for the fruit to be viable?
Comment from : @themudstar4999

do you ever remove any older leaves etc
Comment from : @poodlepup1

i lost all my zucchini plants no fruit set no female flowers at all any advice
Comment from : @poodlepup1

i realized i wasnt going to be able to learn anything when the man said "its not chawk-ah-blouk just yet", and i knew that we spoke different languages lol
Comment from : @hostjhall

You are entertaining And good gardener too
Comment from : @kimlee3607

I have one with 3 fruits joined together like conjoined triplets, any ideas why this might happen? I have a photo but cannot upload it here
Comment from : @ChrisSurawy

Sure like to see the fruits too
Comment from : @kimlee3607

I start from seed in my greenhouse in AZ, zone 7B Just got male flowers today! Fun!
Comment from : @PineGeri

I live in Louisiana and squash borers are definitely a problem I am trying a couple of plants Got flowers and keeping my fingers crossed
Comment from : @melaniesingh7208

I dehydrate my surplus zucchini for chips
Comment from : @emmawellman5944

I tried growing golden zucchini this year, in pots, but powdery mildew and ladybirds with their larvae took over 😞
Comment from : @anitacollingwood4224

I heard that the plant produces only male flowers first so that pollinators are attracted to the plant and trained to visit the plant daily before it wastes its energy on putting out the female flowers that need the pollinationbrEdit: just saw others already saying this Oh well haha
Comment from : @darkangelsoaps8258

learning something new every time!brQuestion:brMy zucchini plants tend to tip over with age/later in the summer due to longer (main) stem growth I've tried to prop the up with straight sticks (loosely tied) or create some kind tipi-structure to keep the vegetables from growing into the ground or breaking off earlier - to no avail any tips?
Comment from : @bizzhat

Great video
Comment from : @carolpettengill7690

I love the Allotment Planner in the 'see below'
Comment from : @olf777f

❤️❤️❤️
Comment from : @dianatran3935

I lile watching your videos, thank you I can't help wondering why are you still digging No dig is absolutely amazing and so much less work
Comment from : @lenanayashkova

Dark Star Zucchini
Comment from : @manuelcortinas7861

Good guidance and details Thanks for sharing Clearly supervising you in the garden is exhausting for your pup
Comment from : @tish2778

I love zucchini! I have seeds but not sure about planting them as I'm new gardener
Comment from : @lilylily9012

when did you lose your virginity?
Comment from : @jaskaran-ll3xk

Thanks for another great, informative video
Comment from : @beautifulabstractions755

Hey ! I just planted zucchini seeds in pot about a week ago and have some results but unlike the plant in your video, mine is long (about 4 inches/8cm) and thin with only two little leaves Did i do something wrong or is it normal ? It's my first time planting zucchini and I'm a beginner gardener so any tips or advice will be of great help !! Thank you
Comment from : @myriamsia4218

You can eat the zucchini flowers too They are a delicacy in Italy
Comment from : @macagnan

How about planting them in 5 gallon buckets? I've run out of room in my garden but have a nice sunny spot on my driveway What variety would you suggest for a 5 gallon bucket? I'm in zone 3a
Comment from : @slamdunk58

I hope more folks in the UK try to grow fresh produce as the food shortages have made mainstream news Good luck to everyone!
Comment from : @salpine

Is it possible to preserve zucchini? 😅 or grow them indoors for winter ? I want to get as much as I can year long Sorry, I'm pretty new to all this thanks again for these videos
Comment from : @silverlining_1995

Will try your suggestions for the vine borers Used to grow incredible zucchini in TN without much effort - not able to grow any here in NC… The vine borers win every year
Comment from : @oliviaglass3843

This is the 1st time I have ever had an issue with no zucchini I got about 1 or 2 all last year! Why you ask WELL! My 8 year old cut off the growing tip lol oh well! Not to worry I had a TON of pati pan! And I still love her helping in the garden it’s so important to include them when they are young it’s work everything!
Comment from : @ThatBritishHomestead

Can you please show us how to save zucchini seeds? brI haven't had any luck so far
Comment from : @lindasands1433

I've never grown any zucchini, but I'm going to try this year to establish a garden on my property, and zucchini will one of the plants I try out
Comment from : @arbabe3389

Thanks for this information
Comment from : @rhondahutton9000

My zucchini all potted all wilted during hot summer, I will make it a tower like you showed in the other video so they will get more water and don’t dry out quickly 👍👍👩‍🌾 thanks Ben excellent video 😊
Comment from : @emylytle7149

Why doesn’t my female flower bloom for pollination? The zucchini is roughly 4 inches long
Comment from : @vinceyong2324

Hope I'll defeat the blossom end rot this year and figure out what's really causing it for me once and for all
Comment from : @TheHappyCoder

all these fertiliser, makes it soooo expensive, enough to discourage any new gardener, costwiseI only put a couple of hand showel compost and spray them with seaweeds every 2 weeks or less and might give them a bit of blood and bones once or twice and voila! We have more than enough for 2 people who are bigggg eaters! getting powdery mildiou only to wrds the very end and cutting the leaves keeps them going way into autumn brtoo much fertiliser attracts diseases and bugs
Comment from : @corinne3194

Squash vine borers have killed my dreams of a successful zucchini harvest twice Not giving up, though
Comment from : @leslindelgado6124

I had 2 plants this year and I didn’t get any courgettes!! 🤯😭😭😭😭 low bee population may be?? I feed and watered them and still nothing
Comment from : @paulinemcleggan7585

My bed is infected with mosaic virus! I can't enjoy these in that bed I'm going to try switching to beans and tomatoes in that bed and will try zucchini and squash in a different bed
Comment from : @DeadeyeJoe37

My two favorite summer zuchinni to grow so far are Costata Romanesco and Cocozella Di Napoli but I've found that for me the Costata produce more and taste a little better I haven't had any luck with Winter squash when I try to grow them However, I've just found a pumpkin of some sort growing out of my compost! I'm probably way more excited than I should be but I've tried so hard to grow winter varieties and never can and its happened by happy accident It's still unseasonably warm here in Humboldt county CA so I hope they have enough time to ripen!
Comment from : @rae2960

Good information to know California in southern my zuchiniis growing in a pot its 2022 september and my 2nd zuchini is growing well The length was 6" long For bugs i use watered tea, dish soap& water mix
Comment from : @bettyhines1259

Can I trellis my zucchini?
Comment from : @diywithlisa7361

Just found your channel recently Great content and very helpful Love the dog! Lhasa Apso?
Comment from : @jollyroger5646

Roger that, I have some Rooster pellets and hadn't thought about the greedy zucchini leaf gobbling up the soil nutrients i will give an extra handful on the pumpkin and corn as well thanksbrI soak our zucchini/pumpkin seeds in a cup of water and plant them in a day or 2, they sink when they get waterlogged, I put them in soilbrI'm going to grow our zucchinis vertical this year Tie to a 🍅 steak and save room in the garden Hopefully less powdery mildue 💧🌱brbrAlso, if you let one grow into a marrow, you get magnificent mature seedsbrI've found I get more yield off a mature seed
Comment from : @ralsharp6013

I'm enjoying your videos very much Ben, thank you
Comment from : @michaelougarezos8963

I definitely wasn't aware I could prune that aggressively I ended up planting two varieties (Grey and Round) per the packaging directions which was three plants per mound, so now I've got quite a dense bit of zucchini to contend with
Comment from : @IIZylark

I've grown some courgette but the fruit is prickly help what should I do Is it edible
Comment from : @gemmahaigh838

How to get more fruit for zucchini and yellow squash
Comment from : @tonyascreativespace3067

This is probably one of the best videos on courgettes I have ever seen Chock full of good information without lots of blabber, I so appreciate that Thank you so very much
Comment from : @Dezertroze43

I heard that you should not compost diseased or bug infested vegetation
Comment from : @bennettayoung6357

2 plants decimated by black fly this season
Comment from : @christophermee5214

thank you for your expertise
Comment from : @mariansnair972

Wow awesome watering trick !
Comment from : @anniefrankenstein1989

I'm in zone 9b in CA Would you suggest a 40 shade cloth for the triple digit days? I've read the extreme heat can prevent fruit production
Comment from : @rocio2917

I don't keep my zucchini plants fresh and healthy This is my first year gardening and I picked these as one of the five plants I figured I'd start with :)
Comment from : @micheljeanrie1800

I used whole milk 50 milk 50 water and it killed all the powdery mildew the first treatment I didnt have to cut any leaves off
Comment from : @skinnyWHITEgoyim

I start all my seeds on my front porch in the shade A few days before taking out to garden i will scoot the out to the edge in the sun I haven't had any die after transplanting I transplanted hundreds of plants this year of many kimds
Comment from : @skinnyWHITEgoyim

Last year my zucchini didn't produce many zucchini but they were huge Really huge This year they're producing many more but smaller I am learning a lot about soil health and nutrients
Comment from : @skinnyWHITEgoyim

What if my male and female flowers are not blooming at the same time? Can i store the male flowers in the fridge for a week?
Comment from : @somai_1

I realized why people say to plant squash on mounds For cool climates it buys you a few degrees of soil warmth, which can make a big difference in certain growing zones
Comment from : @51rwyatt

Thank you so much
Comment from : @mohsen7021

Wait you have 5 plants for a family ?? Crap I have 24 zucciniplants growing 🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @BARBIE1988

I grew zucchini for the first time last year and was pleasantly surprised by the abundance I found that when I trimmed off leaves, slugs and other bugs would make a home in the exposed stalks which tended to hold a decent amount of water (I was still getting a good harvest so it didn't bother me) brWe ended up using the zucchini in cakes which the children loved and experimented with fried zucchini chips, along with more standard butter and garlic sliced zucchini brI'll probably plant them in their own spot next time so they can grow without overtaking other plants
Comment from : @cpoco

love growing courgette! Can I use cow milk with strawberries that got affected with powdery mildew too? Many thanks
Comment from : @indy20homegarden81

This is my second year of growing 'black beauty' courgette This year my plants started putting out female flowers straight away! I've cut them off whilst small as i knew they wouldn't be good ones Thankfully there are also male flowers now Next year i would like to grow yellow courgette to add a little variety I find that for myself and my wife, 1 big plant is enough, however, i have 2 growing this year as i now have a dehydrator so can deal with any extra courgettes, plus my second plant is a bit of a runt so i don't expect much produce!
Comment from : @rjm4031

can we save our own seeds Ben?
Comment from : @chaddamp2894

How can I prevent root rot on my courgettes I have lost about 8 plants, I planted them out 4 weeks ago from greenhouse
Comment from : @Michaelwainwright82

Awesome video thank you 🍀 with me the flower always falls of and that’s that 🤷‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️
Comment from : @AydenKnorretjeProductions

I've tried the foil tip, and never had much luck, but some of the old timer veggie growers in the area swear by it, and they seem to do very well I think NC is home for every pest that enjoys munching on curcubits, so it's always a loosing battlebrbrMy best solution was to cover my zucchini in a frame with a mosquito net, and hand pollinate
Comment from : @eddie_saunders

If your lazy like me cover your Zucchini's with plastic about 4ft above ground leaving room for bees to pollinate to avoid mold
Comment from : @congajoel

wow i love how you explained how to tell male and female flowers
Comment from : @lindsaynorman9323

When I lived in Guatemala, they sold squash flowers at the markets My MIL prepared them by dipping them in beaten egg and flour (I think) Delicious!
Comment from : @freezo244

Hello from East Scotland! Thank you for your great video, I am Italian by birth but I never knew WHY some of my zucchini were not growing and rotting, the trick of pollinating them has solved a great mystery! Much obliged to you, GRAZIE!! <3
Comment from : @gisellarindi4825

I’m growing zucchini for the first time this year I’ve already harvested two and it’s not even June!
Comment from : @rubens667

A mouse went through all my courgette and squash plantings(and corn too) ate the seeds and left the seed case neatly on top of each pot😭
Comment from : @anitamynett4600