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Watering & Feeding Your Vegetable Plants [Container Gardening ]

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Watering & Feeding Your Vegetable Plants
To maintain a thriving vegetable container garden, proper watering and feeding are crucial. Here’s a breakdown of the essentials:

Watering: Vegetables in containers often dry out faster than those in the ground, so consistent moisture is key. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. It’s best to water deeply, ensuring the water reaches the roots, rather than giving small amounts frequently. Early morning or late evening watering can prevent evaporation and keep plants hydrated during hot days. For larger containers or busy schedules, consider drip irrigation or self-watering pots to maintain steady moisture levels. Be mindful not to overwater, as soggy soil can lead to root rot.

Feeding: Container plants rely on nutrients in their limited soil, which deplete over time. Regular feeding keeps them healthy and productive. Use a balanced fertilizer every few weeks during the growing season, such as an organic liquid feed or a slow-release granular fertilizer. Vegetables like tomatoes or peppers may benefit from a high-potassium fertilizer once they start flowering. Compost or well-rotted manure mixed into the soil can provide steady nutrition and improve soil structure. Watch for signs of nutrient deficiencies, like yellowing leaves, and adjust feeding accordingly.

With consistent care and attention, your container garden will reward you with vibrant growth and a bountiful harvest!
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  1. Hi Ivan, as a novice container gardener I'm loving these videos. I noticed today the edges of my cucumber seedling leaves are beginning to turn white? The true leaves are fine.

  2. Honestly I figured the change of your personal situation would have knocked anybody down – but you have come shining – I reckon all that experience in your last place has served you well or may I say you have referred to it so well – sometimes coming through tough situations especially in your circumstance brings out the best in people – you are shining example – keep going 🌈

  3. Still waiting in Scotland for some regular warm weather, but my potatoes appear to be growing ok, and I put some big onion bulbs in my small greenhouse and they have sprouted like yours.

  4. Thanks Ivan, I am container gardening this year. Your videos are helping me learn this technique of gardening.
    It's a new adventure for me, I'm 64 years old now and have some health problems. I've been a gardener all my life, I think container gardening will be nice.
    Again, appreciate all your information.
    Your garden looks great.

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