Permaculture and Hugel beds for more food in fall featuring habaneros. Please Like, Subscribe, and hit the Bell to get the latest. https://tonyteolis.com https://www.patreon.com/Prepper21 https://instagram.com/prepper21st https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-teolis-838a63a7/ https://tonyteolis.com/contact https://www.paypal.me/Prepper21 https://odysee.com/@Prepper21:c Welcome and Learn to thrive through the challenges of the 21st century. How will you get there? What will you be producing? Be more productive, it's fun. Join the community of experts for not only surviving but thriving during the 21st Century. This is your time to make a difference for you and yours. if you don't plan your life it will be planned for you. The same goes for your garden or lack thereof. Disclaimer https://tonyteolis.com/?page_id=3318 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyC35z0RySE

Please Like, Subscribe, and hit the Bell to get the latest. https://tonyteolis.com https://www.patreon.com/Prepper21 https://instagram.com/prepper21st https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-teolis-838a63a7/ https://tonyteolis.com/contact https://www.paypal.me/Prepper21 https://odysee.com/@Prepper21:c Welcome and Learn to thrive through the challenges of the 21st century. How will you get there? What will you be producing? Be more productive, it's fun. Join the community of experts for not only surviving but thriving during the 21st Century. This is your time to make a difference for you and yours. if you don't plan your life it will be planned for you. The same goes for your garden or lack thereof. Disclaimer https://tonyteolis.com/?page_id=3318 I have received some questions about how to control slugs that eat plants and I have perfected my method over the last few seasons to maintain some modicum of control. We have had a lot of rain this spring and summer and slugs have not taken a break from trying to make a mess of things. I have already had several of my basil and hot pepper plants mauled to the brink and I do not want to go another season without a big hot pepper crop. When I first put my plants in the ground I used the method shown in the video to some extent but obviously not enough. I stopped by Lowes recently to get more hot pepper plants and another big basil. This time when they went in the ground I made sure to put big enough plastic bottles around them. I used 1.5-liter grape juice bottles with the tops and bottoms cut out. This will help make it difficult for slugs to crawl to the plants. The slick plastic sides make it near impossible for them to manage and it gives the plants a chance to establish themselves and build eventual resistance to these pests and other creepy crawlies. Before resorting to things like neem oil or diatomaceous earth (crushed ancient ocean animal bones) I like to employ permaculture like this, produce no waste, and use and value available resources. So far it seems to be working and we may get lots of basil and peppers as a result. Enjoy the short instructive video. Tony Teolis ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJO2P_OsYm0

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