Bitterleaf Harvest & Care: How To Harvest Bitterleaf Plants In Winter For Regrowth In The Spring скачать в хорошем качестве

Bitterleaf Harvest & Care: How To Harvest Bitterleaf Plants In Winter For Regrowth In The Spring

If you grow Bitterleaf plants in your garden in the diaspora, it's probably a good idea to harvest what could be for the last time this season and prepare the Bitterleaf for the winter. Bitterleaf is a perennial shrub and should regrow every year. However, growing Bitterleaf in the diaspora comes with a unique challenge of extremely cold winters. In this video, I harvest and share what I do to ensure regrow of my bitterleaf plants in the spring. Yaje’s African Garden & Allotment is about growing culturally meaningful African vegetables. I have been pushing the zone and growing African vegetables in my Texas (Zone 9a) garden for more than 20 years. My mission is help 100,000 people start a garden in their backyard or balcony and enjoy the health and happiness that comes along with turning the soil. I grow Bitterleaf, Okra, Anchia, Garden eggs, Garden huckleberry (njama njama), Fluted pumpkin (Ugu or okong obong), various pepper varieties, corn and so much more in my garden. Please subscribe to my YouTube channel to learn and be inspired:    / yajemedia   Join our backyard community on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/11931... Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CQpAd1_Fk...