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@brooktran1214 I ordered my original cuttings online around 6 years ago. Since then, I've just used cuttings from the plants I grew to replant. I just did a quick Google search and there are cuttings for sale on Etsy, Amazon, Ebay, etc.

@@timschannel910 mine is pretty thirsty. I'd say just as long as you make sure your soil remains moist, you should be ok.

@@woofman4796 I do bump my head getting out when my wife is in bed sometimes.

I'll remember that for next time.

It does a good job. The trailer weighs around 1600 lbs. So it's within the jeeps towing capacity.

It's similar to a sugar pumpkin. This particular one is native to Florida, though it can be grown in other places. It's called seminole pumpkin here. In other states, it's sometimes called a Cherokee tan. If you've got space for them to spread out, they're fantastic. They're prolific producers.

Yup, this one is mine. It's the newest at 25 years old. The other one is 35 years old. I blew up the transmission in it last week.

Great trucks just the gauge clusters are an issue.

They're tough as nails, but expensive to repair. My 89 is cheap because I can do it myself. My wife's 13 is costing us between 5 and 6 thousand for gaskets, oil cooler, abs module, valves, and cam shaft.

@@averageguysurvival2046 Time for me to start looking for a new one. Thanks.

I imagine it might boil water, but we've got a small induction burner that we plug in in the kitchen. We're going camping in a couple of weeks, so I'll try it and let you know if it works.

For organization, we added some shelves just inside the door and a magnetic knife holder to the left of the sink. We also got some screw in cup hooks with little clips on them for hanging utensils and coffee cups. The clips keep thing from bouncing off of the hooks.

Thank you very much.

Absolutely. I have no complaints. We did get a memory foam mattress pad because the original was a little uncomfortable.

@@averageguysurvival2046 Yes, those foam cushions look very lightweight and cheap. I saw a review and when the guy sat down both sides sprung up from his weight like sitting on a pool float.

Thanks!

It's really not bad, but I like a little white noise when I sleep.

Thanks, and happy new year to you.

I won't need to stop for lunch for a while.

My daughter ordered them online. There's quite a few options out there. I think she just searched for survival seeds.

As it spreads, I'll be potting it. My wife and I are planning to start selling seeds and seedlings by next fall.

We just let ours spread, as it smelled great when we walked on or mowed it.

@averageguysurvival2046 you'll get lots of root cuttings . The seeds are small. So, pot up your root cuttings.

Thanks, and happy new year to you, too.

True. It does make things a bit easier.

Me too. Our work schedules make it hard to do long trips, so it's mostly just weekend getaways for right now.

No, it didn't, but they were available to purchase. It has a spot to hang it underneath.

I'm in zone 9b, SW Florida.

Most of my camping these days happens in campgrounds with electrical hookups, so it's not a big issue for me. When I get the urge to rough it, I've got a hammock tent that fits in my backpack.

The inverter is built in, and 2 deep cycles would be enough for days unless you're in extreme weather. Its a tiny space so running the heat for hours at a time probably isn't necessary. Also, you wouldn't want propane in such a tiny space.

@pauld.b7129 We didn't get ours with the inverter. It was an optional add-on. The inverter can be added, but we mostly use campsites with plug-ins because we're getting old.

Cool, I'll try that too.

I'll see what I can do about that. I'm the mean time my dog has her own channel. It's called princess buttercup.

Nice! I've been planning to make pemican, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

Um, no, but you might have a point...

I would imagine so, but I haven't tried it.

Just put a paper towel in a coffee mug and pour it through. I’ve done it this way for years. Absolutely nothing but the rendered grease gets through and you’re done. No waiting on anything.

So far, it seems pretty good. On last outing, we towed it 1,800 miles round trip and slept in it for 6 nights. We've only had it for a few months now, but have had no issues at all.

Thanks for the reply! That’s what I like to hear. Wife and I think this would be perfect for our Jeep.

It's got a dry weight of around 1600 lbs. We've got the two door wrangler, so we've only got 2000lbs towing capacity. It's a good fit for us.

@@averageguysurvival2046 How is your gas milage on the highway pulling this?

@@jimihendrix8535 we towed it with a Jeep Wrangler, so the mileage wasn't great to begin with, but we only dropped down by a couple of miles per gallon.

Your wish defeats the whole idea of this trailer. Of course everyone wants to stand up in a travel trailer, but this one is designed to be a lot smaller, including the height which means you cannot stand up in it. You have to buy bigger to get your wish, and then there are a whole host of cons with the bigger one, including it won't fit in your garage, you may need a larger tow vehicle, etc

There's a lot of good options out there. This one works really well for us.

Good luck. Took me 2 years before I made up my mind. I ended up with Forest River Surveyor legend. 19 foot. 15-year roof warranty is what got me sold.

@@yurydolinsky LOL. That is a completely different type of travel trailer. These are tiny tear drop style trailers that you cannot even stand up in, with no bathrooms, etc. You bought a full size travel trailer. Apples and oranges.