How to Grow Delicious Organic Peas - Complete Growing Guide

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In this epiode we will cover the ins and outs of growing peas organically. We talk about planting, fertilizing, sun exposure, pH, watering, and soil composition. Enjoy! Please subscribe and share with your friends if you found this helpful. FOLLOW ME! WEBSITE: http://www.MIgardener.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/MIgardener INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/MIgardener TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MI_gardener TUMBLR: http://MIgardener.tumblr.com G+: https://plus.google.com/+MIgardener .99 Heirloom Vegetable Seeds: http://www.migardener.com/store ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MIgardener Website http://www.MIgardener.com Join the fun on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/MIgardener +1 me on Google+ @ http://www.google.com/+MIgardener Pin us on Pinterest @ http://www.pinterest.com/MIgardenerYT Follow the fun on twitter @ http://www.twitter.com/MI_Gardener Come tumble with us @ www.MIgardener.tumblr.com

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this explains why my plants are always so small...

I learnd my lesson. I had some seeds started indoors . And i put seeds directly outside. The seeds i put directly outside out grew the indoor started one's

great video Luke I have lost my snow peas twice now and was about to give up on them. after watching your video I think I will give them another go thanks mate...

Thanks! I needed this! I was in the middle of planting peas and didn't think about the fish emulsion until the part of the video where you mentioned fertilizing. 🌱

We grew peas for the first time this year... I screwed a few things up! Lol - chalk it up to lessons learned.

Are they decoration peas? Or eating peas

How I planted my peas: I tossed the seeds onto unworked soil next to my garden fence, then covered with a few inches of compost and a thin dusting of mulch to keep the soil moist while the seeds germinated. When the seedlings grew to around 6 inches tall, I heavily mulched around them. They are growing beautifully and pushing out mad blooms. Peas and beans will grow anywhere provided you give them plenty of water, compost, and mulch for the ideal growing medium. I've never fertilized peas or beans before, never tested my soil. They just grow and produce more than I can handle every time. Compost and mulch is all you need when it comes to growing peas and beans... or anything for that matter.

Do you use anything (like pea brush) when you plant bush peas? Thanks!

came here to learn about peas, learned something new about tomatoes. Phosphorus for tomatoes, got it. Thanks :)!

Great video, thanks!

Thanks for the video. I now know why I have never had luck with peas, too much sun and soil is too hard. I will try again this year. Thanks for all your tips.

do you know when to plant peas? I live in st clair shore mi. Also do you know where i can get a free soil test done?

Thank you for this video. This will be first year we will be planting peas, I just picked up 16oz of seeds today. We don't plan o planting them till some time in April. Is it ok to get the planters ready in March, with the soil and the worms you suggested?

Great video. Is it possible to grow peas indoors?

could you give temp ranges rather than "...when it is cold". Your idea of cold and a person in parts of California is likely 30 to 40 degrees apart. thank you for the videos

Why some of my pea plants turned yellow and died? They have enough water and nutrients.

Thank you! This is my first time growing peas; grew from seed, are super tall but no flowers yet. Planted Sept 6th in Zone 5...may not make it before the first frost, but it's a learning experience, right? :) Thank you for this video!

Just want to say "THANK YOU" for sharing your knowledge and insights. I enjoy your gardening videos. I'm in Ohio, so it's always good to hear about Midwest gardening.

Thanks, what kind of plants in front o you? Are they goose foot?