The Fastest Crops You Can Grow (Seed to Plate in WEEKS)
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Top Comments (10)
Believe it or not, if you slice radishes up and roast them like potatoes they taste like roasted potatoes. Amazing dish, makes radishes useful as a actual food rather than just a snack or garnish
Love that you are using real art by real artists. 💜
Love you guys even more for using real art not generative garbage on your packaging! And I needed this video while waiting on my first tomatoes forever lol
I love the Japanese and Korean varieties of radish, you can grow them for about 30 days to get a similar size typical European radishes or you can grow them to maturity in about 45 to 60 days for something 10 times the size or more, and there are sweeter ones and milder ones with no peppery bite that you can use similar to carrots or potatoes, awesome easy veggies
Great artwork on the bok choi! So many talents between the both of you! Happy Solstice from Zone 3!!
Everyone knows you only get massive forearms from eating spinach from a tin can.
Love the botanical illustration, Kevin!
Kevin, you look great…glad you’re taking care of yourself!!!
Congrats on the sponsor! Love Fox Farm's stuff! A little cheat code: buy their soil conditioner and mix with bulk compressed peat/coir, boom, enough soil forever. Don't forget to add pumice/perlite though!
I still refer to your microgreen video whenever I struggle to grow them myself. 😅 Very useful and informative!
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Top Comments (10)
Believe it or not, if you slice radishes up and roast them like potatoes they taste like roasted potatoes. Amazing dish, makes radishes useful as a actual food rather than just a snack or garnish
Love that you are using real art by real artists. 💜
Love you guys even more for using real art not generative garbage on your packaging! And I needed this video while waiting on my first tomatoes forever lol
I love the Japanese and Korean varieties of radish, you can grow them for about 30 days to get a similar size typical European radishes or you can grow them to maturity in about 45 to 60 days for something 10 times the size or more, and there are sweeter ones and milder ones with no peppery bite that you can use similar to carrots or potatoes, awesome easy veggies
Great artwork on the bok choi! So many talents between the both of you! Happy Solstice from Zone 3!!
Everyone knows you only get massive forearms from eating spinach from a tin can.
Love the botanical illustration, Kevin!
Kevin, you look great…glad you’re taking care of yourself!!!
Congrats on the sponsor! Love Fox Farm's stuff! A little cheat code: buy their soil conditioner and mix with bulk compressed peat/coir, boom, enough soil forever. Don't forget to add pumice/perlite though!
I still refer to your microgreen video whenever I struggle to grow them myself. 😅 Very useful and informative!