In Houston, Texas when it rains it pours. Rain is certainly good for plants, but too much rain will certainly kill a plant when the roots are drowned out. In addition, disease can set in and kill the plant. In this video I share with you what you need to do to protect your plant from dying following too much rain.
Container Gardening
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Great information. Hello from a wet and rainy Louisiana.
Good information thanks. Also I am curious why your voice is Soo deep? Do you sing?
What a nice video! Thank you! Although I think Virginia has Texas beat on rain. It did not rain 2 days this week and we’re expecting 5 straight days of rain!!! Someone please tell Mother Nature April is over!!!!! Thanks again for the video/advice! God bless, and stay safe!
Thank you for the timely video! The wind snapped the stakes in my container and my plant collapsed onto the patio floor. It broke close to the base of the plant, but didn't snap off. Do you think it's salvageable?
My backyard is still draining. Sometimes it can puncture holes on the leaves….
Great tips. I cannot move my containers. Way too heavy. I have been thinking of cutting some pieces of styrofoam or something to fit into the pots to deflect some of the Central Florida rain. I thought you were moving to PA???? No?
Very good advice, thank you! (Southwest Monsoons here!)
Yes ! I agree. Thank you for your videos. My people perish for lack of knowledge. It would be awesome if you got a microphone to wear for audio. Blessings to you & your family ❤
Good tips especially for my area as we enter the rainy and hurricane season
Thank you sir for these valuable information, I already know them "I'm a 13 years organic gardener ", but thank you so much cause you're teaching new and beginner gardeners a very valuable tips, so thanks for your generosity, GOD BLESS YOU.
Seabrook,Tx here & we got slammed!
i love dogs ,and growing food
I thought you had moved out of Texas
Do you have a problem keeping out vine moths? I'm constantly patrolling and picking eggs off my squash plants.
Snail pellets can KILL pets! Be careful!!! I wouldn't use them with pets!
As usual great tips! Tfs!
Central fla here…same problem
Thank you Jeff for your helpful videos. God bless.
New sub here thanks for sharing
How do you get your tomatoes to set fruit when the temperature are high in Texas ?