Top 3 Tricks For Growing Amazing LEEKS!
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Published 2022-06-15
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Dans l'épisode de cette semaine, Jean-Martin Fortier partage ses conseils pour produire des poireaux d'une qualité irréprochable.
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All Comments (21)
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I’ve been doing my leeks the exact same way for years but with the wooden handle of a rake because I’m just growing small scale 50 leeks. I love explaining to friends and family the process. Lol. If I had better knees I would have been a market gardener until and beyond my retirement at least on some scale. I love how the movement to growing your own food is picking up steam over the last couple decades. It’s better for our kids and the future generations to come.
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Your the man JM! Love to see your respect for the OGs! Thanks for another great video!
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sharing tips and tricks. In little house in the prairie, they get frost July 4th. The family finds out, and gets up before sunrise to hand water the frost off all of the corn. This actually works on a wide variety of veg.
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appreciate the free grower knowledge for the community JM, been having trouble in particular with this crop. helps out a bunch, you da man đź‘Šđź’š
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Thanks for another beautiful and interesting video. Q; Can you make a video about your windbreaks of plants/bushes/trees with birds and insects. The idea really appeals to me, when possible I would like to see some more explanation, since it was built a few years ago. Thanks again for your time and effort.
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Love the hat at the end JM! Soooo lucky to have Jodie as our mentor down here. Thanks mate!
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One question- when you put the leek in the hole, do you leave it open; or do you close it up with your hands like you would any other transplant?
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Thanks for posting.
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People at markets have no idea what's involved in some of these crops, great video. We planted them deep in raised beds with good results.
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I use a 1” x 9” wood auger bit in my battery operated drill to make the holes. Only do 50-100 plants. Works better than a stick because it doesn’t compress the soil on the sides.
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Merci Jean-Martin!!
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That dibber looks great! Is that a design specifically for leeks? Wondering if I made one, what else would it be useful for?
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Do you trim the roots before planting?
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do you all get leek moths up there? if so how are you managing it? thanks
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Have you guys been affect by la teigne? If so, how do you manage it? BTK? You're an inspiration as always!
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Hi- I'm in Houston. Our cool weather starts in Late October and ends in late April. Freezes are super light and rare. What would be best for us . . . . . Summer or Winter leeks? I like the idea of cold hardiness, but I also assume that the Winter varieties probably don't like our hot days. We have some hot days all the way to December and then we have some hot days also in February and March. What do you think? Thanks.
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How do you dig them out?
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Where do you get your straw?
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Where those handles steam bent or laminated? I am currently building a leek Dibbler
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Is it worth making a planting ridge?....especially on shallower soil where 9" planting depth is close to the subsoil.
