i know, i was surprised too which is why i love experimenting. I think the key are tiny hard seeds with soft insides...hmmm maybe i'll try tomatoes too. you may refer to me as the seed queen now.

flip with conviction...i should put that on a tshirt! thanks for watching.

yay! i always like to hear that someone learned something new.

I still use both ways for sure...

thanks! someone always has to be a little shite!

that's awesome that works for you....i'll have to give it a try!

Make sure you mash up pulp and seed then put in bottle with 2/3 water place lid on shake real good let set for day or two everytime you walk by give it another shake ...lol pulp flots and seeds sink to bottom pure off water and pulp rinse seed in colander... dry about a week then place in envelope..

Also works well with tomato seed and strawberry and blueberries any seed that's small enough to fit in 16 or 20oz bottle...

@@debbierowell2202 great info!

@@debbierowell2202 Thanks a lot for the tip. I like low tech tips.

I actually planted some of those seeds last week and they are germinating. The circle of life ;)

@@OldSchoolPrepper plants are amazing 🌱🌲🌳🌴🌵🌷🌸🌹🍀🍁🍂🍃🌺🌻🌼🌽🌿😁😄

hi Mary, YES! you can use the seeds right away..the problem is that planting seeds from a grocery store tomatillo isn't a good idea. The reason is that it is 99% sure to be a hybrid...hybrids are a cross between 2 different parent plants to grow their 'child' plant with certain characteristics. If you plant hybrid seeds, the plant will revert back to one of it's parent plants and might (might) give you some fruit the first year...any seeds saved again won't produce anything. The best course of action and what I do is by Heritage, Heirloom or Open Pollinated fruit (in your case tomatillos)...you rarely find these in a grocery store...perhaps at the occational farmers market...(interestingly you can find Heirloom tomatoes in the grocery store but that's not what you are asking about)...so I would just not waste your time by planting the store tomatillo and buy some seed from a reputable online retailer and make sure it's Herloom, Heritage or OP. Good Luck to you and I'll point you toward MIGardener (he has a good YT channel too) and he has the best Heirloom seed prices in the business...all his seeds are Heirloom: migardener.com/products/rio-grande-verde-tomatillo?_pos=1&_sid=b54419c64&_ss=r

you've never heard of Tomatillo's? WHAT? don't you eat Mexican food? any of the green sauces are made from tomatillos. very similar to a green tomato with citrus notes. I make salsa verde (green sauce) and enchilada sauce from them as well. Salsa Verde recipe coming up soon. You guys will like it. I grown them in my grow zone of 8a...not sure what comparable grow/hardiness zone is in your area..but suspect they will...you will really like them. If you email me your address I'll send you some seeds (and the swiss chard I owe you) for the shire. OldSchoolPreparer@gmail.com

@@OldSchoolPrepper deal

great eye! one of my favorite kitchen tools....it's a stacking cruet set (it has 3 bottles so I use oil, vinegar and soy sauce...but the soy bottle is somewhere else right then) I believe it's handmade and Italian...got it as a gift. If you ask Mr Google to show you 'stacking Cruet set" you'll see a bunch of different types. They were really popular in the 20's and after.... Makes an swesome gift...I hope you make some...they are hard to find.

@@OldSchoolPrepper thank you

its a very unique set, doesn't come up on my search :(

@@cherylwhite654 I can't find that particular set either, but others come up. I've had it for 20 years or more....sorry!

@@OldSchoolPrepper oh no don't be sorry .. thanks for sharing the info

yay! you're number 1 ! ☮️

Ps. That immersion blender technique was awesome thanks for showing us that!!! Never seen that before❤️

they don't easily reseed themselves as they can't handle the cold that well, they prefer warm weather. I am trying burying some whole tomatillo's to see if that can over winter but I have doubts.

i've only recently found this out...super quick.

old school prepper thanks! My neighbor has one that seems to make it through the winter (I’m in South Carolina), but mine die off. I’ll plan to replant. Appreciate the help! 🙏

@@PreppingWithSarge just an FYI you need two plants to get fruit. they don't self pollinate so they need a partner

yay for second!!!! thought you guys and your daughter might like this one.

KissMy HonyDonkey, you rock! there seems to be one asswipe in every crowd...and I love that you used asswipe, it has been a term used in my family for years...I don't often see people using it! ☮