The "hammer claw" tool is for prying the root plug out when its time to transplant. The little shovel tool is for tapping tiny seeds into their holes. I have several these kits on heat mats and get awesome germination.

This is very informative. I have disabilities and I live in an area that has seen evacuations in the past and I am on the registery for an alert if one is called. Creating a 72-hour kit for myself would require items that I could conceivably carry in a backpack, so the bucket is not an option. Freeze-dried food, however, is an option and is lighter than canned food. You have al ot of valuable suggestions in your series. You have missed a few items, but there is enough there to prompt people to make a list for a kit that best suits them.

This is a good video. I have a special needs teenager. I would suggest looking at the daily items and foods that are different from the rest of the family- cane/wheelchair/pediatric stroller, incontinence supplies, nutrition drink, pill splitter/crusher, youth/adult bibs, special feeding tools, bandages, tubing, etc.

Hi mine are doing really well hooked up to temu solar kit happy gardening Richard x

As a big woman, these tiny emergency blankets are nada. Grab a 2 person emergency sleeping bag. Basically the same but much bigger. Sadly being disabled there is no bugging out for me, but i have months of food and water and medications. I have 40 to 72 hour uniheats to keep my reptiles warm, the max at 100f and unlike hothands, no scalding. New solar hand cranked radio, 1600 hours of 8 hour tealights. Diy olive oil candles, alcohol burners. I'd advise a travel size of bleach, small bottle with f10 in it, f10 kills germs that bleach can not having both is great. Fleece by the yard, wicks wetness away, dries quick like wool. Old tshirt for filtering before you filter with the life straw. But if there's bombing, it will be quick being near ft detrict.

I don`t get how the timer works. Can anyone help please?

what is this magic 72 hrs?

Miracle Grower User here! It works and feeds my plants up to three months, so that's a win!

I've been saying for a while once that grid goes down it's gonna get crazy, a couple summers ago Facebook was having issues and people were losing their minds, and it was like an hour. I drive Uber eats for a side job and lately I've been noticing increasing amounts of network errors. Good video.

Any situation requiring prepped supplies is going to be hard days. My suggestion is to do some hard days regularly. First, find out what it is like to walk five miles. Start slow, maybe a mile, then over the next week or month add a bit to it, do days in a row, then get a five miler in. Then spend some time with dirt. Plant a garden, plant a fruit tree. Keep both alive and thriving. While doing all this, see if you can go a month without eating as a restaurant or eating prepared foods. Learn to cook, bake and clean up afterwards. Oh, have a supply of rice and beans? Cook some of it so that you could feed it to friends. What gives me the right to suggest this? I'm almost 67. Last year I walked over a thousand miles, with a total of 13 walks between 5 and 6.2 miles. I planted 10 more fruit trees on my half acre and they all survived. Wife and I both know how to cook and bake from scratch. She has baked 14 loaves of sourdough bread in 7 weeks. In February we still have over 150 jars of home canned produce on the shelves and vegetables and herbs sprouting under lights for this spring's planting. This year we are planting a dozen berry bushes and another apple tree. We have canned, frozen, cold stored, dehydrated and fermented vegetables. We have fermented fruit juice to make wine then some of that got turned into vinegar. Last fall I turned 450 used paving bricks into a raised bed. A get home bag will only get you home if you can carry it that far. Those thousand plus miles last year, I wore a 20-27 pound pack, carried a sidearm in a holster with a spare magazine. I know my capabilities. People, do you? While we are old and don't move as fast as we once did we move more than a lot of people do.

Great video all though Shelter should be first as you pointed out the elements are super deadly but excellent video

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I'm not criticizing your setup, just some ideas. I would do one bucket for food, and one for socks, medicine, things like that. If combined into one bucket, I would put the food on top.

Don't forget to make a barter kit!!! I'm going to as soon as I get everything I need!!!

How do you do this??? My dad is interested!!

I understand the hesitance by the road is changes on the switchback.

Awesome video! Thanks!

Put a spare phone and a power inverter and some other electronic equipment in EMP safe bags you can use tinfoil just fold the corners you can even use an old microwave oven that’s not plugged in as a EMP safe storage box 😎⚡️⚡️⚡️

Keen to see some more army survival tips and tricks! Would love to hear more about your experiences and learn from you

Great video! Thanks!

That is an awesome deal!

great video!! thanks for all the tips! really good things to think about for the 72 hour kit.

im so excited for this!! its going to be super fun!!

Can’t wait! Looking forward to the series!

These are pretty cool imho if youve got a use for them. Use a power bank or battery and/or solar panels and theyre fully portable too/dont need a power point etc. Those tools are actually pretty handy tools too i think. Ones for pulling and transplanting seedlings or pulling weeds/ ones a seed hole poker that i like the shape hole it gives at different depths. Scoop not so much but good for scooping and spiinkling fertiliser on consistently etc,, digging ones good for digging down sides of those little pots when its full of roots and cutting roots with the saw part when theyve grown together or whatver and getting the plant out of trays without pushing the bottom of tray or ripping at the trunk. Lots if things, not just gimmicks. I like clear trays too so gou can see the roots firm or any problems or pests, disease etc. And you can watch the "breathing" or watering and draining processto make sure its absorbing evenly and drauning properly and oxygenating. Helps to understand the process too and whatll happen if poor drainage or your medium is too fine or breaks down too quick and clogs with fine stuff near the bottom etc. Real important in bonsai and most container planting. I was suspect of the grow lights but mine seem to work fine for seedlings and havent got lanky or discolouring or anything from lack oflight or the right spectrums. These little flat square leds really are cool, in torches (flashlights) everything...and are making grow lights so much more affordable for anyone well as lighter and able to be made into all these light and more practical shapes and designs for any situation, can hang or fit better, and can even have your lights customized easy to the exact number of leds in the pattern you want with whatever spectrum you want or mix n matching of spectrums in the exact positions you want each in for the spectrum range you want for specific plants or whatever in one light housing. Also much more efficient and cheap to run. And i dont touch the stuff but know weed growers and such like that and not having a huge spiked electricity consumption in a house top off the cops to what theyre doing there haha. And the usb connections means they can fit it to a power bank or solar panels in a rainforest shack or something off the grid. Solid trays and base (mine especially the base and tops look substantially more solid actually, i think the newer ones were imprived like that. ) nice tall top with humidity holes/cover/light housing. Well designed trays and pots and drainage holes etc. All inall i think fir the price theyre pretty great and cant ask much more. Ive heard you do have to be a bit cautious as alot of that type of thing have fake grow lights which just means not the full spectrum the plants need but, the real ines are so cheap i dont think itll become a big probkem. Only major downside to me, and a serious, dangerous one.. is where theyre typically made and who's profitting most off people buying them...which aint hard to guess. Personally i cant stand giving them money and of course a high % o $ paid for everything anyone buys thats from there goes straight to the ccp's greedy and very sinister intentioned coffers...so basically funding theyre expansionism, dictatorships, aggression and calculated long term war theyre waging on you and your family and children and childrens future and neighbiurs and coubtry men and the whole free, democratic world whats left of it) and theyre good qt it and very cunning. Suicidal really, and of our kids most. Well as virtually EVERYTHING bought from there is stolen intellectual property mostly from the west that theyve stolen for anything that they see sell wells others deaigned and built and go mass produce and sell it back to us and the victims for cheaper than they could ever make it under our corrupt screwed up sysytem. And its already all but destroyed our whole industry and has essentially destroyed the whole pattent process and with the help of corrupt sell out traitirs in our gov been made into shackes to hold us back and whip for them to beat us down and our business and prosperity. And millions of free expert designers and inventors for them to use as basically slaves. Our wonderful gov dont even put restrictions on them or charge freaking import and sales taxes on them to sell us back our own shit they stole. It may not sound a big deal but , itd be sounding wrong...the immediate and fillow on consequences are and will be huge. Especially when people mindlessly and carelessly send all their wages and $ straight out of the country to a rogue powerful communist dictatorship to save a few bucks for cheap crap they dont even meed. Its almost impossible now to not buy shit ftom there and fund our aggressors and own demise now since our governments have totally fkd us for decades and and all but.... every cent not helos and at least try to buy from local and native businesses to help them and keep some profit local not straight from the dragons mouth on ali express and all that, amazon even whatever. Anyway long rant fone haha

Hello from Northeast Ohio 👍

Ohhh I got to get there

I literally drove by that place yesterday and wondered what the heck it was! Great timing!

this is awesome!! i need to check this place out!

I bought that kit on amazon and I love it so far cause the lights have a timer and I don't need to worry about turning the light off and on. So far they are working great for me 😊. I have been googling about this kit and your video came up. Thanks you

The little shampoo, conditioner and bars of soap from hotel stays.

New sun for ya

Disposable lighters and/or matches, candles, sewing kits, fishing kits, mouse/rat traps (trapping), ammo (!!!), baby wipes, IFAKs, and batteries!

❤❤❤❤FLASHLIGHTS/BATTS - POWDER DRINKS/INDIVIDUAL PACKETS - BABY WIPES

great video! i like the barter items you suggested! those are easy to put together and would definitely be helpful or nice to have when shtf! :-)

Other things I thought about adding are fishing hooks, line and sinkers, spare parts for pew pews and maybe some .22 LR ammo.

How have you not read One Second After!!!? Haha. That entire series is definitely a good one. I actually just finished Black Autumn and, not gonna lie…not my favorite (even though it takes place in my back yard). I will say that the series by A. American is looking to be one of my new favorites. Just finished book 1 in that series and am currently listening to Book 2.