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Struggling With Seedlings? This Will Help + Organic Gardening Q&A

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ answers viewer questions while relaxing in his backyard edible garden. In this episode, John dives into another round of gardening Q&A, drawing from over 20 years of hands-on growing experience. He reminds viewers that the best way to submit questions is via the Community tab on his YouTube channel, where he selects the most relevant ones to help gardeners grow more effectively, especially during seasonal transitions. This episode covers a wide variety of topics, but a standout segment focuses on seedlings—specifically how to grow stronger, more resilient starts using the right lighting, temperature, and soil strategies. John shares actionable advice that goes beyond onions, applying to nearly all seedlings, especially those grown indoors. He walks viewers through best practices for temperature control, lighting duration, soil nutrition, and even container selection, making it a must-watch for spring growers. Other questions touch on growing peanuts and potatoes, selecting bulk compost in Sacramento when to plant asparagus roots, and what crops grow best in Las Vegas by season. John also addresses more advanced concerns, such as the pros and cons of using recycled soil, how to properly apply eggshells for garden minerals, and even his personal take on the risks of oxalates from leafy greens and how he balances them in his diet. He gives an honest update on his potted moringa tree’s overwintering experience, offers tips on garden tool storage, and shares the story behind his favorite metal trellis. John also tackles a big question many eco-conscious gardeners have: Is plastic in your garden a real threat? His nuanced answer encourages doing the best you can while minimizing cheap plastic exposure to your plants and soil. As always, John keeps things real, practical, and rooted in personal experience. Whether you're just getting started or have years of gardening behind you, this Q&A episode offers something valuable to help you grow smarter, greener, and more confidently. Jump to the Questions that John will answer in this episode: 00:00 Episode Starts 00:19 How to Get Your Gardening Questions Answered by Me 00:28 Can You Really Grow Peanuts and Potatoes in Raised Beds? 02:31 Want to Support This Channel? Here’s the Best Way 03:29 When & How to Plant Asparagus for the Best Results 05:51 What You Can Grow in Las Vegas by Month (Zone 9A Guide) 10:33 Smart & Simple Garden Tool Storage Solutions 11:49 Onion Seedling Tips That Work for All Your Starts 15:57 My Moringa Pot Experiment: Did It Survive the Winter? 18:47 Where I Got My Snap Pea Trellis (And What to Use Instead) 19:50 Best Bulk Compost Sources in Sacramento (And Free Options!) 21:53 The Right Way to Use Eggshells in Your Garden for Nutrients 23:04 Should You Use Recycled Soil in Raised Beds? My Take 25:10 Oxalates & Kidney Stones: Should You Worry About Greens? 29:30 Are Plastics in the Garden Dangerous? My Honest Opinion 33:01 How to Restore Nutrients to Excavated or Damaged Soil For more videos like this subscribe to Growing Your Greens https://www.youtube.com/subscription_...   Follow John on Instagram at:   / growingyourgreens   Watch 1700+ GROWINGYOURGREENS videos FREE at https://www.youtube.com/user/growingy... Post a Question that may get answered in the next Q&A Episode at https://www.youtube.com/user/growingy... Buy my Plant-Based recipe book (over 130 recipes!) http://www.payhip.com/GYG Support Me and Join my Patreon at   / growingyourgreens   Referenced and Related Episodes:   15 Heat Loving Tropical Leafy Greens for Summer    • 15 Proven Heat-Proof Leafy Greens tha...   How to Grow Moringa in a Pot    • How to Grow High-Density Moringa in a...   FREE or Low-Cost Insect Frass in Southern California    • Low Cost Organic Fertilizer That Make...   Referenced Links: Buy Growing Your Greens & Gardening Tee Shirts at https://www.compassion-tees.com Buy Recommended Gardening Products: https://www.amazon.com/shop/JohnKohler When you use the above Amazon link, Amazon shares a small commission with John so he can continue his work.