Great efforts, thank you for sharing which is helpful.
Quick question – will you be using any pesticides / insecticides?
I'm going against the norms in my area by not using these things but wondering whether it would be possible to see my vegetables grow without using stuff like pesticides.

Sorghum molasses is delicious. Your kitty is beautiful and so playful!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A67Kt86vUhY it works really well

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A strong soul, and a rush to life, thank you for the beautiful video!

Love watching you garden and your experiments!!

Everything is looking beautiful, and you guys seem like you are in a good moment – baby sleeping better, maybe? I'm very, very happy to see your place (literally and metaphorically) blooming.

You are so lucky that your cat is affectionate. We have the same breed of cat. She hates being picked up. She doesn’t mind being scratched under the chin though so that is the only time we get to touch her.

I see you have your site manager with you today 😺

I’m back for another update of your beautiful garden. I’ve been very busy in my garden. Im glade I found time to check In with you. I appreciate the information you’ve shared. It’s helped me lot. I also post garden videos. I hope we can connect and keep learning from each other.

The rope or sting might be called twine. This is natural material and will probably decompose in a compost heap.

Glad your orange sweet potatoes are beginning to sprout! I love both, but definitely prefer the orange over the purple. 😉

Hi Leah, I'm back. And so late. But yes I'd fall a sleep after the weekend visiting my family. Specially my brother from Australia. I love your little kitten. He is so loving you al following you everywhere. How sweet. And you can really try the corn 🌽 just one row. They not need to much water. The same as the other veggies. Mine is doing just great with watering one time a week. And it's very nice. You must try it. Good to see you're video and all you planted. Take care. Greetings Melinda from South Africa 🌍

Some real good farming happenning there👏

I would love to hear more about your thoughts on prepping and the thought process behind your decisions here. I think we all know the reason(s) but I wouldn’t want to assume too much

You both are such hard workers and it will be very interesting to watch those crops grow. Have you thought of sweet corn or Mealies? Love your channel.

Everything is looking great – just a thought though – those scissors in your pocket are making me nervous!

Great update of your green house… loved the cat visit 🤗💖

With sweet potatoes, the older th e sweet potato the quicker you get the slips. Fresh ones can take ages to make slips

If you get too much tmoatoes make pasata, once bottles or jars boiled pasata can stay on shelve for at least a year

Hi Leah, I'm going to look at you video this afternoon. My brother visit us from Australia and I had no time yet. Get back to you this afternoon. Greetings from Melinda from South Africa 🙋‍♀️

You should built a small drain to let the water maintain around your plant roots … ! it will grow better …! Just try …, That is what I did at my farm.

Tbings are moving along there , your gardens look great ! 😀 btw, Do sweet potatoes grow well in part sun ? My garden is dappled sun and may need a change up to grow something that fits my light conditions , my tomato look good but im worried they're starting to stretch ..bean trellis came out great too!

Amazing things are happening @ourportuguesehomestead green house is going off like crazy planting more and more good food thing are really shaping for you and your beautiful family ! Thank you !

You must water the plant TWISE a day …, Seem the soil planting area is too dry …!

Because you are growing sorghum, I thought you might like more information on it. This is Justro from N.C. in the US. He knows how to mill all grains. Here is his link, https://youtu.be/OQ7-EKyAvqE

I know you wanted a smaller garden this year, but you have done a fantastic job of 'lots planted but in a lower maintenance way'.
That counts as a 'smaller garden' 🙂 Great job, you guys.
I have so many detailed comments, all positive, but I won't do that to you 😉
You have learned so much specific to your area, and are working smarter, and are so thoughtful in your approaches. Wonderful!

One more thing. Glad you are using twine, of course. But I noticed you are using tie-offs. It works fine.
In our area (lots of rain) twine only lasts two or maybe three seasons. I suspect that it will last much longer in your climate, possibly for a goodly batch of years.
So for things that you want to be stable longer term, like trellises and frames, you might want to consider lashing.
It is much more stable in winds and storms, and so less stressful on your system. It's not hard.
I learned the basics in the Girl Scouts when I was 10 🙂
Please don't google "lashing"…. The results will cross your eyes permanently 😉
But I stumbled onto the Girl Scout Manual for same….
Save the link for a cold rainy winter day when the kids are sleeping, and take a look.