Awesome! Great to be able to help showcase the wonders of the creation around us! It's a pretty awesome thing to see!

I found it to show my son why Apple have a flower bit

Same here! Thanks all the way from Argentina!

Same here hahah kids make me learn a new thing every day

Same here😂

same

Glad you were able to use it!

Who knew it would be so educational!

Everything is educational when you homeschool lol 😆

That's fantastic to hear! The creation around us is both humbling and amazing!

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!

You’re the country of India? How can you be a country?

A couple comments down the person who made this commented this Hello, glad to see you're interested. I didn't do anything super special here. I set my camera to take pics every 30 mins from daylight to dusk, adjusting start and end time as the season progressed. Went to 10 or 15 minute intervals as blossoms came out since change was so quick. Wind affects the photo, but only if it blows hard at the exact time the photo is taken. I only did minimal editing since I needed the pics off my computer quickly (there were over 6000 if I recall). I used Lightroom to remove really dark pics and renumbered them. Then used Premier to make the video. If I had time (and was more adept at Premier), I'd adjust the lighting to make it more consistent, add in key frames to focus on the apple as it moved. Keep the image stable as the video plays. Let me know when you have a video - would be happy to check it out!

It's a fascinating but slow process. Some apples quicker, some never at all!

@@richardborger2087 and do you know why they turn red? what makes them adopt the color? whats the exact process of this on a chemical level?

@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 might be a similar compound structure to why animal and human blood is red.

His creation is magnificent!

@@richardborger2087 Thanks for sharing this

We forget how awesome he is because its too hard to believe he is real

Thank you! Hope you enjoyed both the video and the apple!

Thank you! It was a good relief during the first pandemic lockdown!

Thank you!

Hello, glad to see you're interested. I didn't do anything super special here. I set my camera to take pics every 30 mins from daylight to dusk, adjusting start and end time as the season progressed. Went to 10 or 15 minute intervals as blossoms came out since change was so quick. Wind affects the photo, but only if it blows hard at the exact time the photo is taken. I only did minimal editing since I needed the pics off my computer quickly (there were over 6000 if I recall). I used Lightroom to remove really dark pics and renumbered them. Then used Premier to make the video. If I had time (and was more adept at Premier), I'd adjust the lighting to make it more consistent, add in key frames to focus on the apple as it moved. Keep the image stable as the video plays. Let me know when you have a video - would be happy to check it out!

Thank you!

Thank you! The creation around us is really impressive, isn't it!

Thank you! It was a project for the first COVID lockdown, so that helped a bunch too.

Thank you! God's creation is an amazing thing. Surprises are everywhere if we just slow down and look.

It's really cool to notice why apples are classified as pseudofruits, cause isn't the ovary that turns into a fruit, but the pedicel.

Ya sure!

That is crazy mine too for about 9 years now it is going to the next stage hoping this is the year

@@l0llllllp i discovered my tree is not an apple tree..!!

That is really great to hear. May your lesson 'bear fruit!'

great verse! God bless.

They were thinned to promote better growth of the selected apples

It's a pretty amazing transformation!

whats even more fascinating is how the bees play a role in all this

Pollinated by bees. Extra honey bee hives are dropped into the orchard to increase the number of pollinators.

That's great to hear! Glad to be able to showcase the wonders of creation to the young ones!

Sure did! And the farmers actually thin the blossoms to REDUCE the amount of fruit on each tree, then thin the small fruit later on to increase the size of the fruit that's left.

This is not even a true fruit, apples are pomes. True fruits are berries such as cucumber, pumpkin and tomatoes or dropes suchs as almonds, peach, walnuts, cherries ECT....

@@drrd4127 dude you need a doctor Pomes are fleshy fruits of the rose family They are fruits

@@richardborger2087 thanks for video and info. I noticed that some of those bulbs disappeared as the apple started to form. Figured it was for that reason.. can you scour the base of trunk like a grape vine to keep sugars in apples and make them bigger that way too? First time growing apple tree, I’m at the red flower buds forming stage right now.

@@CS-ui4qj full disclosure - I'm not the farmer, but learned a lot from him during this project. The ones that disappeared were thinned. That encourages more growth in the remaining fruit. Not sure about the scouring, but would be worried it would increase risk of disease. All the best with your crop!

This is not the work of God but the amazing work of biology, photosynthesis, and cell replication!

@@ethanjohnson995 while I agree with your view, there's no need to argue over different opinions ;)

@@ethanjohnson995it is the work of god, all things were made in order by him

​@@lilbeanz19Who is arguing? Stop projecting your ignorance please.

Well actually farmers and scientists over the years have learned how to make specific kinds of fruits through cross-breeding and genetic alteration. It's really cool, and you really get the best out of the fruit that you can.

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I think that's the best comment yet!

The final size depends on many factors - variety, age of the tree, water, etc. Regardless - may your apples be crisp and tasty!

Many of these apples are sent to local grocery stores in Southern Ontario. Hopefully then taken to someone's house for fresh apple pie! Apple crisp is acceptable too!

​@@richardborger2087I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you upset, I'm sorry I made you mad.

@@bendonovan9244 ? I'm confused. I'm not angry or upset.. Just replied to your comment. Apple pie is great!

​@richardborger2087 I know right, 🍎 pie is my favorite pie flavor, what's yours?

Awesome! They are ready to harvest again here. Wish you could bring your kids see them!

It was about 5 months.

About 6 months.

@@richardborger2087 wooow so thats 180 pics, each day 1 pic

No, more than 6000 pics

@@richardborger2087 wow! awesome work!

@@HarryMcKenzieTV thanks!

We have similar instruction and encouragement in the Bible as well. When talking about His creation, we read: God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat. And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat: and it was so. And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good And then further encouragement in Jeremiah 7: Blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord, and whose hope the Lord is. For he shall be as a tree planted by the waters, and that spreadeth out her roots by the river, and shall not see when heat cometh, but her leaf shall be green; and shall not be careful in the year of drought, neither shall cease from yielding fruit. Every year, when we see the harvest and fruit on the trees, we once again reminded that thw Lord Himself used them as a figurative representation of a Christian living by faith in a close walk with Christ. May we both obey His word and receive forgiveness through Christ's sacrifice.

@@richardborger2087 with all due respect, Christ didn’t come to sacrifice for anyone’s sin. No early gospels (Mark or Matthews) mention that. This was something Paul claimed who used to be an enemy of Jesus the son of Mary. As he said: “Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, for it is written: “Cursed is everyone who is hung on a pole.” Galatians 3:13 He as other noble messengers came to give the guidance of God to humanity. As for forgiveness, The Most Merciful, who grow delicious fruits for us when sees his imperfect creature making a mistake and feeling guilty, begging forgiveness from his Lord, He forgives ❤️✨ just like the ppl of Nineveh were forgiven no human blood sacrifice needed! Just sacrifice of vain desires that make us sin. This how we grow into a humble creature that deserves to live with God in heaven ✨✨✨😇 May God purify us from our sins and guide us to the straight path that bring us to Him ❤️

@@Fundamental_Islam. I think we can both agree videos like this show the immense intelligence of our Creator.

@@richardborger2087 of course ✨

It's like a little sun dance marking the passage of each day!