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Here's How You Do It with Dad & AJ
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2012
An informational father-son channel with helpful how-to videos.
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How to change the battery in a Honda key fob (2016 Honda CRV)
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How to change the battery in a Honda key fob (2016 Honda CRV)
3,000 ladybugs! (Natural aphid control)
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Releasing 3,000 ladybugs (soldier bugs) to control aphids
How to attract the Gulf Fritillary and Zebra Longwing butterflies
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Attracting and raising the Gulf Fritillary and Zebra Longwing butterflies
Oh, thank you very much. You saved me some money. Moreover, time to visit the dealership for it.
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Thank you so much this helped and saved a lot of time!🎉
Perfect! Thank you!
Great informative and quick video! Thanks!
Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Perfect! This worked on my 2022 Honda HRV. Thanks!
Are u still raising butterflies?
Even though the video is 3 years old i love to AJ's enthusiasm. Very knowledgeable. I have been hatching monarchs, but i have a zebra one that has is just eatin my leaves.
Thnkkkuuu
Appreciated your short informative video! 😊
😮This is really deceptive. The fine buttons on the face of the remote, underneath the side with the button battery, can notoriously come loose and not realign when you snap it closed. I have found that putting a piece of clear packing tape on the face of the remote keeps those buttons where they need to be as you manipulate the battery itself, which is not the easiest thing to pop out. He makes it sound way easier than it is. And woe to you if those little buttons fall out of their place. They are a real nightmare headache to realign. So #1 out clear take over the bottoms before you start. #2. Hold the solid side of the fob UP when cracking open the case. He holds it that way but doesn't point out why. Keep the control buttons Facing DOWN! If you hold the unit facing up when you twist the key to open it, it's easy for the little baby keys to pop loose and you are left in a real mess. Hold it so the keys are on the bottom, and the clear tape helps keep them in place. #3. To "just pop" that battery out, you need a small flat head screwdriver to get underneath it to pop out of the prongs that hold it. It makes it much easier. Yes his process is easy but not as simple as he makes it sound. Add my tricks of clear packing tape on the face, face the buttons downward facing, and a small screwdriver on hand will make it easier.
Too late! Pieces flew out and now one is missing somewhere in the recesses of the couch cushions!
It’s Definitely not an intuitive design! Bless you!
Thank you so much super easy to do it.
I need a video for the 1012 to 2014 remote
Did I really need to see you drawing water? Think I could have noodled that out all by myself.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful. Would you happen to know how long a fob can store programming once the battery is dead? Do i need to have a scanner to reprogram it?
thank you!
Thank you Dad & AJ!
Thank you for posting this video. The Honda user manual isn't helpful, and I was able to change the battery very easily following your instructions.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks, I wanted to know how to open the fob, and your video shows it perfectly!
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While popping the battery out, the components fell out. This video shows you how to put it all back together. th-cam.com/video/v-CM0UL7Cbs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VS3cvsOlyuY4I1Ur
Perfect video. Informative and quick with no BS. Thank you.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
That was so helpful, thanks!
Dawg how are you only gonna do half of it??
Aweseom thank you👍🏾
you skipped the part i needed help with
How do you pop out the battery??
With a small flat head screwdriver
Be careful to not pull the soft plastic part out of the hard plastic part of the key fob. I got it back together again, but it is a pain to get all of the small pieces lined up if they fall out.
that's why I suggest putting a piece of chat packing tape over the face before you even open it up. If those little buttons get loose, with tape there, they won't go pinging across the room or table!
Youve got a good producer there, pertinent questions and he's in control...😊
AJ thanks you!
great dad
I learned so much from you AJ!! Thank you
I just purchased a passion vine from a garden centre and noticed gulf fritillary eggs and larvae on their passion vines for sale. I asked the people working there if I could take some eggs and larvae and they said yes. Glad to be starting raising gulf Frits as I’ve always wanted to due to them being quite exotic. AJ reminds me a lot like myself on how I could go up to a plant and find signs of caterpillars and the caterpillars themselves. Raising larvae can be both easy and hard. I always have a huge stockpile of leaves picked for my caterpillars so when they need more I can supply them with them if need be. Also I used plastic containers to raise mine in, kinda like a caterpillar high rise.
Yeah similar I just bought a passion vine from a nursery and they said "look there yours comes with a caterpillar." One of the ladies asked if I wanted one from another plant and I said yes. They're cool with helping customers start the life cycle.
I love this video both of you did a amazing job will be ordering this just brought my first Elephant Ear
Thanks for watching and good luck!
How often do you fertilize them?? I can even find this info on their website
We fertilize about weekly during the growing season. Thanks for watching!
We fertilize about once per week during the growing season. Thanks for watching and good luck!
Awesome 🙏💛🤳
Thanks for watching!
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it looks just like repackaged Miracle Grow........How do you know it isnt?...........
Thanks for watching and commenting! You bring up a good point and I know the blue miracle Gro powder that you’re talking about. We have some ourselves, but I can tell you the two powders do appear to have a different appearance and consistency. However, I certainly can’t prove the difference with any certainty. I guess a lab test would have to prove it out. The bag does appear to be properly labeled though in terms of ingredients and what not. The ingredient labels are different and the nutrient mixes are different for sure.
Can you guys try caladiums?
Hello Aiden. Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, we can make caladiums the focus of one of our upcoming videos. Stay tuned!
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How often do you fertilize these plants?
Hello. Thanks for watching and commenting. During the growing season, we fertilize our elephant ears about once per week.
Great video and superb commentary from AJ.
Thank you so much that is so kind😊😊 thanks so much for watching 😀😀😀😀-AJ
Excellent job AJ
Thanks for watching and commenting! Thanks for the kind words- AJ
Awesome results after cutting 👍🏽.
Thanks for watching and commenting. We were really pleased with how the main plumeria tree responded to the cutting.
I just planted some elephant ears. I got them from my mother in law. She gifted me some of her plant. Thanks for the information. I will be purchasing this fertilizer 👍🏽.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck with your elephant ears. Be sure not to plant them in full sun. Partial sun is best.
Gabby, hi this is Abi! Since you’re pretty educated on ladybugs, I figured you would be the right person for this question… So this morning I went out to my garden and saw something that looked like a ladybug but this one was YELLOW!?!? Is there such thing as yellow ladybugs or was that a different type of insect? Thank you, ABI ☺️
Thanks for writing! Yes, there are yellow ladybugs with and without spots. I saw one earlier today with spots. Common species you may see are the 14- and 22-spotted ladybugs which come in many color variations. Happy gardening! -Gabby
Hi AJ and dad! Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your garden adventure, I very much enjoyed watching definitely! Hope you have continued to provide food and shelter for these beautiful butterflies! If so, keep posting please!
Thanks for watching and commenting! We do indeed strive to maintain a robust butterfly garden that attracts many species including Monarch, Giant Swallowtail, Viceroy, Queen, Cabbage White, Southern White, Gulf Fritillary, Variegated Fritillary, and the Zebra Longwing among others. We get a lot of enjoyment from it and we’ll continue to post.
So miracle gro isn't good for elephant ears?
It’s not that Miracle Gro won’t work-it certainly will, and I can’t really see it being harmful either. We use an “all purpose” Miracle Gro product for some of our other plants and that one happens to be a 24-8-16 ratio (NPK, Nitrogen-Phosphorous-Potassium). We prefer to use a balanced 20-10-20 fertilizer that’s specifically formulated with additional trace elements for elephant ears (Elephant Ear fuel from Wellspring Gardens). We receive no payments or incentives to promote that product. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Would any of the fertiliser be absorbed through the leaves if you watered them?
I wouldn’t count on absorption through the leaves. Best to fertilize at the base of the plant in order to target the root system. Thanks for watching and commenting!
How often do you water it
Since the plants are well established, we don’t make any special effort to water them. However, they are serviced by sprinkler irrigation (with the rest of the flower beds) twice per week. They also receive plenty of water run off from the roof. With most elephant ear species, it’s also important to ensure they don’t get too much sunlight because the leaves will burn.
Hello
Hello! Thanks for watching!