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Why do I hear the plant screaming 🤣🤣🤣

Feces? Has it seen feces?

@@xavis_dad U never know ...

@@xavis_dad guess we'll never know

Imagine using that for smoothies after🤢

@@jzbrg i think he has a different blender for his plants

Lol probably 😂

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Im glad HES not one of those youtubers Who do obviously Edited Fake And DEFINETLY NOT REAL experiments

This aint working.

@@amadeuscastor7510 ...of coarse not. Anybody who took bio 101 or micro 101 knows that it takes time for organics to decompose...especially egg shells. he needs to grind them up first into a powder...or add citric acid to release that Ca. This method is used by a lot of ppl...except it's used to prep gardens. You make this, put in into the ground, cover, wait 2 to 3 months...then plant. Also, he forgot to add coffee grinds. Which makes it your basic NPK fertilizer...

​@@midnull6009What about coffee powder/ground coffee?

It's still a Banana. Blended, it's still a great fertilizer It's just not as useful because you could still eat them at that point.

Any banana works, but just use over-ripe one because you're gonna eat the ripe ones anyway

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Why?

Cuz nobody Wana touch tht nasty shit

@Bedwars Pro it’s a joke.

Bananas have more potash than other organic fertilizers. You can make universal compost by mixing all kitchen waste with soil and let it rott in a bin. After 3 months, everything looks like dark soil which you can keep in the sun for removing bad bacteria and pests. Then apply around the roots of your plants. Bananas, egg shells, vegetable peels, spent tea leaves etc together gives you npk, humic acid and lot other macro and micro nutrients to the soil.

Aloe Vera and onion benefit plant growth as well

Like a whole egg shell or you break it up into pieces? Or you literally saying you put a whole egg in the ground?

I think we should recycle all our kitchen waste into our garden. If we could not use something, atleast plants can benefit from it. That would also save money spent on expensive fertilizers.

It's common sense dude. It's called composting

@@erossinema8797 well even if something feels like it’s common sense I can promise you this guy wouldn’t be as popular as he is if he was telling us stuff that everyone already knew

Soon your plant will eat you too🤣

It’s alive 🧟‍♂️

ROFLMAO!

So funny 😑

@@membergoth9997 but u are?

Those are good tips thank you! Can I use old avacado instead of bananas?

Great add to the video. Thanks. I was wondering just that.

As far as vitamins from egg shells being available for absorption --- does it make a difference in how fine they are gound up? I dry out my egg shells and then grind them up finely I heard if you don't grind them they are not available for months but thought if ground up the finer powder is available within a couple weeks.

@@beverlycharles6534 certainly there is traces of magnesium and phosphates too in egg shell but over 95% of it is calcium carbonate. Although the plants need calcium but calcium carbonate is very very slightly soluble in water which means chunks of it are left in soil as is unless it is decomposed in soil that could take a very very long time compared to the flowering frequency of plants. Given that plants absorb nutrients either soluble in water or if the size of particles are very less it can still be sucked in by roots. Thus I powder it for plants to take it in easy and then break it down internally. Even for decomposition it is an advantage to have powdered form as it only gives microbes more surface area to decompose. I hope this explanation helps although I am still trying to learn more each day. PS: pardon my English - I am not a native speaker

I was thinking these exact same things. I’d also sprinkle a bit of soil between the mix and the roots. Air frying or baking egg shells and bones before blending it is the best way to do that. Homemade bone meal!

Did you peel the pulp from around the seed first?

@@Magmaxyz I soaked it in water then wrapped it in a damp towel, in about 5- 6 days it sprout then planted

@@valfarlee8243 im growing 4 lemon plants now using that exact method from him! cant wait to a couple years when they start producing well i can wait, i love the process, i also did his pineapple experiment and currently looking for more

His book is good too...

You make banana bread with completely black bananas

@@josecalderon5081 Yes.

mom: "nooo your supposed to cook with the yolk, not the shell... aaaah now we gotta start over"

mom rolls eyes somewhere

Yes. After five batches recently of dry flavorless banana bread with all different recipes rated high and in stellar books ..yes. It's a joke. What else can I do with these? 😂

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You must identify as female

Lmao

Damn boi

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does it work on other stuff? asking for a friend

@@xvelocial sus

@@sohailchoudhury904 exactly 🤨📷

@@xvelocial, 📸📸📸 I just caught you committing a 4k action, you're going to jail.

If Tarzan was here he would be ashamed of him

Real jesus

I dont think it goes bad

keep it in the freezer

@@SplatPearled that’s not what really ripe bananas are. Their just really sugary and mushy. Once things like mold and such grow in/on it, it goes bad.

It's a fertilizer so idk

@@SplatPearled no, the bananas were just overripe.

Not funny

@@cautiousegg7269 it is funny

@@overlord_oof3448 no

not funny

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All the creatures live on the death of others

Oh, yeah, hahahahaha

Lmfao

Thats just a black banana goofy

You have a natural funniness