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I build a foam, hotbox insulated and bury it with solar heated water lines underneath it. Keep it stable year round and producing optimal extra heat from the other areas.

My buddy has some that have resewn themselves in his green house 4 years in a row. I’m thinking it’s a good candidate for wild tomatoes

Very good video ! I have also this device at home and ... I exactly made the same mistake when starting it 😂 I can tell you I have wonderful neighbors (yes it's possible even in Switzerland) because the odor was ... how to say... terrible when I had to drain it to restart. But anyway, I confirm it's a great product and it works very well. Just an advice if you leave in a cold country like me, insulate your system as much as possible when you install it, it's not a detail, it's very very important.

What kind of pipe did you use to connect to the effluent out? I think I see a PVC pipe connected ? What size pipe did you use?

Please do a video on how to properly harvest mint.

What zone are you in? I am in zone 9b and we have clay soil. Can I grow peppermint ( in the ground ) in clay soil? If not, What type of soil do you recommend?

Your eyes are just simply beautiful.

redneck reviews! god bless

Some labels have a plastic film covering the paper that has to be removed then, the water can penetrate the label. I soften the paper and then use either a cloth, razor, or SOS pad and the paper comes off quite easily. I almost never have to scrub very hard! Some labels I spray with WD40, let it set for a bit and then use a scrubber, a few drops of DAWN and then scrub! Sometimes I just have to resort to good old fashioned elbow grease! K think they all should be required to print quick fixes on their labels and use the same type of glue on all brands.

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Could make the bread smaller and layer them in wax paper and freeze them.Pop them in the toaster when your ready to eat ! No waste and you have plenty if company comes ! 😊

I agree terrible cob wayyy better than no cob

Thank you.

I have been using this method for 2 years and have seen a few people have success with it mostly "David the good" grocery row garden:] I do have a tweek for you as well I like to heavily mulch the sides of the rows with hay and whatever I can find then cutting it when it grow's big and repeating the mulching process. This step helps control the weeds but mostly control the looks I get from people when they look at my garden hehe.

Good job! This is so true and been trying this method for a few years. I use compost teas other then this method but unsure if it is even needed now. My new garden is to big to buy fertilizer so have been using what I can and seems this is a better style:]

I put them in a 5 gal bucket. Fill it with water wait 2 weeks put the water through a screen into a watering can then water plants. Free miracle grow

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Looks good, I look forward to seeing it in 5 years. My hedgerows are among the plantings that I'm most pleased with on my site, I have planted several at various spacings over the years. Getting a bagging lawn mower also totally changed my views of mowing after over a decade of just "mulching in place" where most of the fertility just oxidized into the air, now I have a load of fertile mulch to dump around my woody perennials every few minutes, which further helps suppress the grass in the rows.

Great idea! Will give it a thought and maybe a try- got a spot for it

Pee is the shit

Very informative

I love it! "Chester the digester...LOL:)"

Great video! I’ve discovered much of this myself, but also learned much from your video. One factor that goes into what I grow is just convenience. For example I grow ginger just because I then always have it available.

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Good review. Covering the negatives has been helpful as the positives have been done to death by sponsored videos already.

Technically speaking, their feral tomatoes. Once Domesticated products now living in the wild. If you want to find actual wild tomatoes, you need to venture down into Peru, where the ancestor of tomatoes called Solanum pimpinellifolium is located.

As for #11 too many people take too many medications!! So, get it from a source that takes NO drugs... zero drugs.

How the yam can store its energy in the roots if the leaves are dead?

which is the best manure to use?

Good video mate

Thanks for this brilliant and educational video.

With urine, my parents had the best garden in the neighborhood. Everything was growing. The key with urine is to collect it and let it sit for several days. Once the smell is gone, you can use it straight up. You can also dilute it with water.

You think I can get a small camping oven on it

Great vid, buddy!

Sell me some seeds brother

Use Laquer thinner, works magic!

Wow, I am interested in this product. By the way, do you need to frequently dispose the solid waste? what happened if you put too much waste into the tank (and then full)?

My grandparents- farmers/ used cow and horse manure but also secret ingredient- urine mixed one to ten. Grandma liked to use kids urine because they didn’t have any medicines. Also banana peels egg shells ground up and coffee grounds. At the end of the season she left all the dead branches and covered with a layer of sticks, dry grass and leaves. By spring the ground was refreshed.

Back in the day the Bison herds stretched from the West Coast all the way to the East Coast, I'm pretty sure there were three subspecies of Bison the plains the Woodland I forgot what the third is but I gotta hook it up again. But the point being Once Upon a Time the Bison were the ones that were killing and fertilizing the Earth. The herds could stomp out a bunch of dead trees and twigs and leaves and pushed into the ground along with their poop.

I started from ground zero,we only had rocks for soil. I built mounds with everything that you listed except I didn't use pee. It doesn't gross me out, for some reason I just didn't think about it. I brought in a bucket today and announced to the family that we are going to use this to collect it. Of course I got ew out of it, but at minimum I'll start with myself. In the summer I want to build sort of an outhouse just for this purpose. This way I also don't need to run inside all the time dragging dirt. By the way you forgot wood ash, great source of potassium.

In a garden group as the answer to the question what's the biggest challenge for you in garden one guy said:" the price of fertilizers." What?! I don't even go in this section,why do you need to buy fertilizers when everything is already provided for free!

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Your garden looks wonderful. Sure wish I could take a garden tour.

New to the channel. I loved the video.

awsome film :)

Awesome! Thanks for the idea!

WOW! Great

Excellent content here! I've been using all of these extensively for years and I'm shocked that most people treat their natural fertilizers like garbage while paying for synthetics. 🤪 Everybody needs to see this video and realize they are surrounded by useable fertilizers. 👍

Where are you? Hawaii?