shake it off really got me good there was pebbles and everything why aren't you special but i was a pretty good trick marie but we've got some gardening to do so off you it's only those second grow out for me and there are more of a bush bean i found but i did pick the few individuals that showed vining capabilities a couple of them were  use and little blasts of different kinds of pods you can see this is one of them was really known for earliness and i think that's what we're seeing here very aggressive growth early binding you know i'll just let him know right   standard green beans kind of thing only plant three or four seeds around each pole hoping for one or two so good strong ones almost every poll has a climber already with one or two str it so those will grow on real good once they get going it's kind of funny to watch them wallow while these others take off but i think they're finally got their feet down and start to go up so where these are plumped out i've harvested these really early and these on the top are even still well they're not sweet anymore and they're pretty starchy there but they're still green as you can see at this point that's why i leave them on the vine for a little different peppers and so they show some different morphologies this is the classic base shape i'm looking for more here these are down here showing sort of the limitations sort of the bad genetic and of the ball gary and carrots is why i'm not grown the carrots anymore i serve had a limited genetic pool and they started sir just not being very big risk but these are the hot ones so genetically it does have something i want it's just you know i've got others like this they're doing much better of this actual same strain but i'm looking at so i'm looking at the ones that were in the greenhouse which i had the heat advantage there and  i'm almost thinking of putting in one of these in as a replacement or even not pull this guy out just like plant this guy next to him and just kind of let them fight it out this one will probably win the but i also have a i'm not doing it right now today because i'll have this bed open here in the back where the soft neck garlic came out and i also have this bed here which is the hardened garlic used to will come out in the next week or so and i'm almost thinking of i've got almost a whole flat of these greenhouse peppers which as you can see really took off now this could be deceptive because really this is sort of the limitation of the pot where they're at right now you might be asking will when it's just grown in the pot that save the trouble these aren't going to you know branch much you know they've kind of you could see their start and spindle out this is about as much as they're going to do when they're in the pot you know they've got a couple more individuals they grow out the more you know more i see of the different grow out characteristics of these various plants and the more i get to choose from so just food for thought have very little foliage down below because there was no sun down below before those pieces came out i'm hoping that now they'll start to branch out fill out a little more below before they start climbing to the top of that trellis which they will do i one way or the other but i wanted to feel out and i think they will know what they're getting that full sun at their feet for a while because you cumbers come up behind them you know the shades going to go back up here pretty soon so we put these in last week behind the peas these are so these are three week old plants they do stress a little better particularly with the weather we had you know i planted them right after the hottest day of the year and the rest of the week was pretty hot too and so they got a pretty good test of their heat resistance and of course i left through a long  almost moist consistency which is where i want it because cucumbers really hate wet feet and you will rot these things out in no time if you give them extra water they'll start looking sort of like this is going to want to pull up because he's not doing so out of all of them you know i always have winners and losers but usually it takes a little longer than this to determine this guy just something happened to him along the way  i think what happened was he probably did have wet feet and then he got dry feet and many really started freaking out as you can see the not so hot can tell it's too dry for one  but he should have gotten his route stamped so let's just take a little more look at him and others the reason i want to look at this is closely because last year i had a problem with millipedes attacking the roots these things what they do is they'd collar up here around that juicy girdle and i had an entire bed wiped out and i planted two beds and you know hoping for munching this little little crate at craters and canyons right here at the soil just below the soil level oftentimes you'll see the things these are the larvae of the black see little crunchy they'll smell bad when you annoy them they'll use common garden millipede little black ones when they're at that stage they're white and they live primarily in the soil put a peanut down in the soil or a piece of potato face down the in the soil and for a day or so and they will find them on the bottom if they're around that's what i was doing last year and baiting them between the pass the test so i do have you know a couple of these going to get my planting stick here just focus on those again i just watered these because i let him get dry in between waterings in the sky where i want the moisture level on cucumbers because they don't like what you can already see that you know these are starting to get bound up the vigor of the plant just not quite as good as it was a week ago when it was just really on the acceleration curve i see a little bit of a less than healthy root these were crystal clear white last week and i see a little  degradation down the bottom the rest of the net looks good we're going to go ahead and put this guy and he's really going to appreciate that deeper water table and see if he doesn't one that was dying us so again just pick on them and not go work the soil or anything i'm just going to slip that in there for the soil falls  covers don't like transplanting much i used to direct plant them and they do work pretty good if you can keep slugs off of them but i was having such problems with them getting mowed down three or four times in the period of you know two weeks in the calendars running that i finally just got to the point where i'd do in two weeks on the flats transplant and when they get to this stage that second leaf stage they start getting prickly and the slugs don't like that very much so once leaf nodes you know there's leafnode where the leaf is and the suckers come out from the leaf nodes here here and here's one right on top you can seize got a little growth tip there as opposed to some leaves which don't have growth tips so that guy comes off because he's sort of up in significant it'll grow foliage and maybe a fruit but he's not going to produce the way these major leaders are but you can see that guy up here comes off of one that has split and this is a the true split in this is what i want when i'm letting these divide when this happens and it's just like on the top of the plant when it's first getting started it's not there's no it's not like the leaf develops and then this comes out it spontaneously starts split with two strong growth tips which is one of the major ways you're going to determine we're going to look at this i'm like this guy here came up and used to see it's not like you know it this tends to happen right at the top the suckers tend to happen down here and keep after i've had them coming back on me this year bad way and then this nutty thing actually has this thing going where it puts out a fur stem you know the blossoms and then at the very end here it keeps growing fruits again that it kind of keeps growing and i've found one the other day this guy i had to s likes to split on top i have discouraged all bullets down below kept to one stem from the you know from the original six that come from below and now you can see this is way he likes to split is right at the top of those leaders they're almost all like that at this point it's a little paste or a big paste tomato you know pear tomato as in the size of a pear and  o it's kind of you on that more wild cherry e kind of tomato thing where you can let them find out a little more as opposed to you know your beef steaks where you try to keep it a little more limited so i have this one little graft tomato it was my experiment of growing up in a little you know slicing and dicing the whole flat little six l at once there was this one that just wouldn't  so he spunky the tomato and i put him in a pot and he's doing really good in here he's just getting over the feints from being in a greenhouse that's one hundred twenty degrees in the way but he pulls out of it every day and i'm thinking maybe i'll pull with the first round of corn beginning of june and they have sort of a slow start you know the weather stalled and they just you know when they're fighting the elements they just don't pop up the way they do inside  pumpkins love to climb they'll go straight up with these tenacious little tendrils i do guide them however as they're coming up because they like to wander off they wherever the sun is that's where they want to go they always had out that way he's into growth in the structure of the cage and will actually help in the wind when you've got good for good plants anchored nicely and your soon to be much more substantial like it we'll see you next week