I use 60% mulch, 30% peat, 10% perlite. That seems to work for me. The mulch is high quality from a local distributor. I show how I make the potting soil in another video. Thanks!

Wow just noticed that!

For this group I just watered daily with garden hose.

Note taken. Typically I have my tiller attached but took it off. One reason is to be able to maneuver better. That is one downside versus a skid steer is maneuverability. Safety if #1

I love this blower. Has been a great tool to keep the property free of debris. Stihl is the best.

Thanks for the comment. You are correct but I have time on this one. Enjoying every minute! This thing moves dirt around good for my needs around here. However, it will need a bath when it’s done here.

Thank you for the comment. The stain I used and will use soon to do an additional coat is Cabot Wood Toned Stain+Sealer Cedar

The ideal time to pull up and pot will be February. I stick cuttings starting in April for these. So they are in the ground from April until February. And yes this process will be repeated year after year.

Thanks. Might be late June for me. I'm in zone 5 @@hillishouse9882

Thank you for commenting. Great point about the zone. You would have to wait later into the year to stick cuttings. I’ll point the plant zones out in future videos.

​@dirkhagar2399 sounds like he's doing hardwood cuttings in April when plants start to wake up. Late June would be semi hardwood. You can do them at any time provided you choose the right stage of growth according to time of year.

Hi yes the structure is in full most of the day. The shade cloth is 70-80% block.

Yes

Appreciate that!! Thank you for watching!

MSRP is $379.00 for the sprayer only. I had to get the battery/charger separately.

Yes the brass nozzle is adjustable to fit your needs. I don’t think a longer wand is available from Stihl for this sprayer.

There is a 60 inch mower deck available for the 3R series but the one that goes on the 1025R won’t work because the brackets and attachment systems are much different

@@chasetemple3129 Thank you that is good to know.

It was not. I will be adding one soon. Those stripes were made with my 950m. Thanks for asking.

I have owned smaller echo blowers. I believe the Echo 9010 is the lager Echo blower. I know this, Stihl is hands down the most reliable, and is a very powerful piece of equipment. This Stihl Blower is a beast.

Power and air volume wise the 800 is not comparable to the 9010 but is a great blower. The 800 blows a small path into a pile of leaves. The 9010 picks up the same pile and throws the whole thing. The 800 is lighter and a little more comfy though.

@@hillishouse9882 Stihls 4 mix engine has 16 internal moving parts. The Echo 2 stroke has 2 parts. That's 14 more moving engine parts to worry about failing. I would say a 2 stroke is more reliable. Stihl 4 mix motors are notorious for crank bearing failure. That being said I still love my Stihl 4 mix trimmer.

Both are comparable. Take a look at brians lawn care blower wars 3 I think it was.

@@bobbystewart2605 That was the 8010 he tested years ago, The 9010 is noticeably stronger. I have the 9010 the Redmax 8500 and a Stihl 800. The 9010 puts out a lot more air than the others but the 800 is a 4 mix so you don't smell like 2 stroke gas when you're done. The 800x is lighter, more comfortable, drinks less fuel and is powerful. Just not as powerful as the 9010.

I attach the Loader with the 72D on to lift up to get underneath the mower. Then remove blades with air wrench. I take the blades to a professional to have them sharpened. And yes the tires are filled for weight. Thanks for the comment, appreciate.