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@@FamilyHistoriandude like what state is that?

@@jdgo3483 why not, I’m good at finding them and I could probably sell them if I make ‘em into charms

@@mylifewithautism3958 Your intensity to find the four leaf is beyond me but I can lay on the ground and inspect the stems of each dying clover to find the most suitable seeds to pick. You will make more finding the four leafs than I will finding the perfect seeds, but that's life living on the spectrum.

@@Bindy-m3c periodical cicadas, thank fully. I’d probably leave if there were that many cockroaches lol, though I suppose better there than in my house

True….. true

@@jdgo3483 I just immediately sowed them, wouldn’t recommend, only a few sprouted and they quickly died, though perhaps I shouldn’t have done it in winter with a gro light. My intent this year is just to separate the seeds and give them actual sun (helps I have a southern exposure now) and I might just throw a few on the ground and let nature do it’s thing To be fair though, I did just say how to harvest, not how to grow, I’ll have to do some more research for sure before I make that one.

@@jdgo3483 also I take it you are on the spectrum too?

@@mylifewithautism3958 I picked a mess this morning and trying to figure how to grow. From what I know, clover is best sown a month or so before first frost to establish itself. Then in spring, it has established roots that can take off before the weeds take over. The seeds are so tiny, I think they just need to make ground contact when sowing. Let the water bury the seed. It's all a science project. Happy gardening!

@@mylifewithautism3958 Well of course! Who else gives a hoot about picking clover? Just watched the video again and noticed the stems on the clover you had picked. The stems are still a little green. Look for stems that have turned brown about an inch from the flower. That way you know the seeds are at full maturity. If the stems are still green, the seeds are still getting nutrients. Let the flowers completely dry and the seeds will shake out much easier.

@@jdgo3483 I’ll give it a shot, I have some from a four leaf prolific plant so really hoping they take

@@Twinsen764 I am trying to make some money and what I do just does t get views, gotta adapt

Didn't you say you have a job now for some income for scratch?

@@Twinsen764 I said I get addicted when I play, plus I end up losing a lot, so I don’t have much eagerness to go back to that unless someone wants to send tickets and I can do them on camera

Use my strategy and play until you win something on a scratch then stop. That way, you always end on a win if you lost, you still can end up winning big if you "play until you win.

@@Twinsen764 how big are the wind though? Usually not enough to offset the losses

Unfortunately I think they already died off, going to miss the little guys

I can’t tell if you’re serious or not

@@mylifewithautism3958 First part serious, 2nd part sarcasm. Also can't tell if you are serious when asking me this question but I will reply to it as if you were.

@@Globodyne ah, ok. I was being serious, hard to tell of someone actually enjoys my content or is being a smartass, maybe I’m just too used to people being toxic when from my TikTok saus

@@mylifewithautism3958 I gave Hiki a try just for the hell of it. While at some point in archaeological history there were plenty of those on the site who lived near me, their profiles have likely long gone extinct but their fossils remain to draw in other users.

I forget the exact city but I remember it was in Kansas, I can definitely see it being in Nevada too though lol

Cicadas don’t eat mosquitoes unfortunately, if they did it would certainly be welcome to me though

Periodical cocada

You’ll have to let us know how well that works for you! That’s an interesting idea!

Once found a seven leaf, doubt I’ll ever do that again

Np, I will say they probably need decent sun, I tried indoors with grow lights, some sprouted but they all inevitably died

Fair

This is an older video, from before trip started, hopefully has moved on since then

I agree, at the very least I won’t be addressing autism issues until the strike resolves, not going to help a community that bites the hand that feeds them like this, plus I want others to be mad at him for promoting this

Kansas