Good video,educative

Hell yeah

I’ve always wanted to grill the sunflower head. I heard it’s really really yummy.

What do you do with the seeds?

I live in Yucca AZ my Casters are 4 months old and 1 1/2 feet tall the leaves are turning brown and look shredded they are watered every day I don't know how to help the plants.

Thats a big mama

The main difference between the June Bug and the Japanese Beetle is very noticable The June bug Is larger and Very Dull looking whereas the Japanese beetle is Smaller and very bright colored also June bugs are Just that they appear in very late may and are gone bt rhe end of June Whereas the bettle may stick around all summer and will RUIN your fruit trees as well as your garden. The june bug may nibble on a few leaves but will not eat enough to harm the trees and they DO NOT eat fruit tree leaves

Thanks for the video. I have a large mesquite in my yard that is dropping pods now (even in the middle of monsoon). Brilliant to let the pods "cook" in the car. Great way to use 2 natural resources!

what type of chicken?

that ain’t a weird bird that is a proud bald eagle glideing and keeping watch throw a strong and independent nation knows as the United States of America and that weird sound that ain’t a weird sound it’s the call of freedom

Is it safe on Ballard greens and other types of greens?

Great video, really enjoyed it.

Excellent content

Hi how are you can i ask you what is the most variety of white sapote that have small seeds or less seed

Do they do ok in zone 7a? Also, do they always have insects in them

Tom like get out my way

Hey please give us some updates

I kinda prefer the ole time baggy method jus because they flexible mature of the plastic bag allows a tighter fit & better contact of substrate to branch when you sinch down with the cable ties plus there's as you said less dehydration of moisture over time.

Magkano duc -flow tool

How much is that farm kit

Can this be grown in Oklahoma?

One of these things is not like the other. (Looking at the funny looking chicken)

In my research it seemed that many people recommend the one sold by Edible Landscaping as the best. It's seedless and self fertile. I got mine from them it arrived healthy and has put on some amazing growth. It took me a couple seasons of trying to get theirs.

All I see are baby backs...

I did this with a norway maple tree hopefully it takes had loads of roots on it 😊

Do the beetles come from the soil?...will grub spray kill the babies?

Great video ❤ Thank you

Awesome , thank you so much for the info.

good smoking wood too, Thank you

Your rooster is beautiful 😍

Morristown is my hometown, I wonder if the folks you got the IPPs from are still selling them.

❤❤❤ that little one says help me.😂😂😂

Красивые курочки❤ а петух голосистый😂

When u getting Tom a lady dude come on be fair😂😂😂

They are very delicate when transplanting

These things make me furious

You think those are nice. Try the zt2s (steering wheel edition) now those are awesome

Imagine if you painted the fence wires black. Theyd ALL be struggling like the baby chick lol.

Die sind süss😊❤

Love the sound of chicken an chick

OVER 50% native soil. Maybe 75% or more for a smooth transition. You do not need that many additives. I would GRADUALLY Mix in a small portion slow release sulfur...some mix in gysum--keep in mind if you do that, you are adding more calcium, though it may not be locked up. Azomite is largely unnecessary ! IF you add that, add only trace amounts. I don't know who you are referring to on bad soil mixes...there are several people that market bad or un-optimum mixes...but if it is a certain individual who know longer does videos from AZ & is way up north, I used to CRINGE when I saw his soil mix---there was NO science to the included elements (a couple I would either NEVER over very sparingly use in our western soils for Tropicals)...nor the mix ratios whatsoever. It was GUARANTEED to FURTHER raise pH here---Horrible for Mango's to both grow in and to thrive in (or access nutrients) which already struggle with our naturally high pH levels. Glad you apparently found out what to do. Again--Though our soils have huge buffering capacitiies, regular, later "minor" (you don't need much...but might be best to add small amts at least once a month) application of a quality slow-release sulfur could benefit these trees

What is the best time of the year to this . Pls tell me 😅 sir .

Thank you for information

that was more than likely late stage rabies

Cutie pie

Hi as a cut flower grower I can 100% say grubs will eat the roots of your plants. I’m not saying these grubs or all grubs, that I don’t know. In my experience I’ve lost half a crop to grubs.

You didn’t tell us if it kills those aphids or not. Also, how often do you have to spray to keep the bugs out? I guess it works on all fruit tree? Thanks for posting this video, buddy! I need to save my persimmon trees from those Japanese beetles and flies!

What was it you sprayed on them?

Buongiorno cocche

Good luck and god bless you from central Texas. I’ve got 6 trees and 4 different varieties. Enjoyed your videos.