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Sorry if my voice sounds weird. I can't breathe through my nose right now, but I promised to release a short Christmas eve, and a video Christmas day so I had to just make it happen. Merry Christmas, or whatever you are into! Hope to see you tomorrow!

or you can tie with a slip knot no? never tried I suppose it has to keep tension

For anyone who doesn't have anything to do Christmas or who just doesn't celebrate I intend on putting up videos Christmas eve and Christmas day, hopefully I can inspire anyone who doesn't have anyone to celebrate with to go out and garden with me. I have a short already scripted for tomorrow night, and I'm going into turbo mode to get a long form video up Christmas day. This is a video I'm VERY excited about. It's on banana trees, I started making it before then broke my old camera, but now it's going to be even better because just this afternoon I got in two very special banana trees Ive been looking for and wanted to get to talk about. So hopefully you guys will join me for that if you are not too busy! Even if you are, it will be there the next day too.

Now I just gotta remember to remove the wrap I put on it to protect it. lol

There is an abundant amount of resources on this earth especially trees I couple dying isn’t goin to off set the balance

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Does this also apply to potatoes?

30-40 centimeters? Didn’t you mean to say, “12-16”? THUMBS-DOWN!

What is the rap you are using made from? Is it some sort of cloth?

Something worth noting. It's really important if possible to take care of something like this within a day or two. Unfortunately this was a big ordeal, someone got hurt in the incident that crushed the tree, and they had to get heavy equipment in to remove the large fallen tree so calling me to do this was not top priority and it ended up waiting weeks for care. It's not impossible to save at that point but it makes it much more likely the pulp of the wood has been infiltrated which is the main thing we want to prevent.

I hope you guys find this interesting. This was the first video I have made in a few weeks that I was really excited about. A bit of inside baseball, most of my video ideas come from whatever I am doing that day and I live in a place that gets about 3 weeks of cool (never cold) weather a year spread out over December and January. Tonight is supposed to be the first night of cool weather of the year so I was excited to go gather tea making ingredients because nothing beats sitting outside on a cool night with a cup of tea.

I came home tonight after spending the past few days traveling around working, and tried uploading this short while simultaneously passing out. Suffice to say I made a mess of it including literally misspelling the title. So I took it down and re-uploaded it when I woke up.

Here's a freebie for anyone who checks the comments. My Honey Habanero salsa recipe. 10 large, ripe habanero peppers, finely minced 2 lobes of fresh garlic, finely minced 1 Large Tomato, blended and drained of water 3 tablespoons of raw honey 1 heaping tablespoon of brown sugar 1 1/2 cups of water Homemade, unsalted tortilla chips (optional) Add minced peppers, garlic and honey to a saucepan with water. Cook uncovered over low heat for 2 hours stirring occasionally. Add brown sugar and tomato (ensure tomato is blended to a paste and allowed to drain of water in a fine strainer) Continue to cook over medium/low heat stirring regularly for 30 minutes. At this point if you want to thicken the texture (depending on what you are using it for) grind up tortilla chips to a fine powder and add gradually to mixture until desired consistency is reached. It makes a delicious salsa with plenty of kick and a sweet aftertaste. It's great if left thin for adding to all kinds of dishes, or if thickened it makes a great dip for flautas or tortilla chips.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and many blessings.

Happy Thanksgiving to those of you in the US! Apparently I can now upload shorts up to 3 minutes long, but in my opinion if there's enough to say to fill 3 minutes I would rather just make a full 10-15 minute video so I plan on keeping shorts under 60 seconds as I feel that's a good length for a quick, bite sized tip. This is more of an experiment where I went a little long on purpose to see if it changes anything.

I wanted to go back and pin a comment here because this video still gets a few views a week, which is cool but it was the first TH-cam video I had made in 3 years and it was the first one I ever edited myself in my entire life. I also filmed it entirely on a $40 phone recording both the audio and video. I stand by the general information in it although I think I would have presented it much differently nowadays, but the production quality is awful. Absolutely horrible and I apologize for that. If you are interested please check out the newer shorts and videos on my channel. Thanks, Kyle

Roaches love Banana trees.

I got sort of frustrated this week spending all my spare time for days making videos on banana trees, then managing to lose ALL the video and audio files I had. Anyway long story short I finally got back to remaking all of it and as a side note I finally updated my video and editing equipment from the $40 smart phone and DSLR I bought in 2016.

Love this! Do they need to be outside at all times ?

I'm cleaning up the needles again this year and they aren't normal leaves as we know, they make it harder using a leaf blower but I get the job done with a rake and have filled up 17 compacted leaf bags and I have about 3 more bags to fill. It seems every 2-3 years it produces the round green nuts about the size of a walnut, and those break down into multiple sticky pieces once they are on the ground. What a mess. The limbs break easily. I have 3 of them in the back yard on just 0.25 acres. I wish I just had 3 white Dagwoods in their place. I am in Ohio.

Sorry I'm late this evening. I had to make some last minute edits. Hope you guys are doing well. This week we're going to be talking about some of the best varieties of banana tree. I'll have a short up probably tomorrow about them and a full length video at the end of the week. Come check them out if you are interested in growing bananas.

Where in US are you located?

Today I learned that my friends eat my food when I don't keep an eye on them...😢 Seriously though, I love your content, it's very informative!

Just letting you guys know I can't say this word correctly for some reason. It's said like arm-ill-ar-ee-uh. Just call them honey fungus though.

Its also worth mentioning that the environment it is growing in is probably also contributing, maybe pretty significantly. And the soil situation just exacerbates it, so doing what you are saying will get it going back in the right direction, and help reduce the environmental impacts on the plant by stabilizing its root system and nutrients/ water supply.😊

Thank you😊

What is black dirt?

For most of my long-form videos this season we're going to be doing deep dives into the various crops as I catalog them. Here in this pinned comment I'm going to keep an updated list (I'll edit the comment as I go) of what I'm currently working on as far as the guide is concerned. These are uncommon or difficult to acquire plants I'm currently looking for: -Moringa trees -Gros Michel bananas These are plants still in need of cataloging, but which I'm currently already growing: -Purple Passionfruit -Double Mahoi banana -Cavendish Banana -Habanero pepper -Jalapeño pepper -Juliette Mango and more...

This is nowhere near my most viewed video, or short but it is by far my most liked and has generated the most new subscribers. So while I don't have enough customers with sick plants to do this everyday, whenever I do have more work like this I will make videos out of it.

Someone remind me of this tree in feb. I want to see how it turns out :))))

good information! thank you!

This was supposed to go up last night but I fell asleep before I could upload it. Hopefully by tonight I will have a longer video going up about my new farming project.

I posted this on my community page, but I don't think many people read those things (I don't come to YT to read either). This week I am going to release my first long-form videos of the season and I'm going to shoot for one a week until it gets too unbearably humid out again (probably 4-5 months). If there are any trees or other plants you would like to see a deep dive on let me know. Preferably anything that is at home in high temperatures, and produces some sort of edible harvest.

Hi! Is this for all juice flavors (fruits and veggies)? And how long is the fridge shelf life? Or does it differ from each fruit or veggie? Thanks!

Sometimes I feel like I need to elaborate on certain things I talk about in shorts because you have to be super selective about what you say to fit in the 60 second limit. I don't think these are a particularly good product. I have read that a lot of people struggle to get them to germinate. I didn't have that problem and I would say my results are about on par with non-pelletized seeds BUT I'm also a professional, I have starter mixes that my family has spent 60 years perfecting, a climate controlled grow room with timed lights and irrigation to start seeds and a LOT of practice so take my results with a grain of salt. That being said I 100% DO see a niche use for this product. I have a lot of clients I've worked with, especially older ones who struggle to see and handle seeds and the pelletized versions of small seeds like carrots (I chose a bad example using cantaloupe seeds in the video) would be much easier for people like that to handle. If anyone else is curious, because I was the coating is some sort of clay and is USDA organic approved.

We have plenty in the Chicago area. They're thriving, but holy cow, they shed. I want one regardless of the shedding because they're so beautiful 😍

Lol I just re-watched this and felt the need to defend myself. I'm not dyslexic I wrote the Z backwards because I was writing everything upside down so I could get the camera in the best spot to see the whiteboard.

Have you tried growing chili manzanos . They look similar to habanero but they are bigger and a bit different shape but almost identical. I have tried and they died bugs live to eat them and their leaves for some reason. I finally have one but I'm so scared it's going to die. So if you have and have any advice id appreciate it .

Sorry ive been offline for the past week. Im from Florida. All my friends and family live there for the most part. So I had go in a few days ahead of the storm and be the sandbag and windproofing crew, then spend a few days after the storm clearing roads and cutting and hauling away large tree falls from people's houses and yards. Didn't leave much time for me to take care of my own stuff.

I hate when people plant trees almost on top of each other 😅 i hope you reach more people woth these videos !

I plan to make a long form video about all the important measurements you may need when working with a tree like root zones and what they mean when I have a bit more time. In the meantime here are some examples of what you may use drip line measurements for just to add on to the information in this video. Tree spikes and some other fertilization methods are applied using drip line to figure the proper amount to apply for each tree. When building or planting other plants near an already established tree you should find the drip line radius and do not dig or build within that area. That will typically be your critical root zone (CRZ) which is where the most important roots of a tree are and you do not want to sever or damage those roots under and circumstance if you plan to keep the tree. It's important to do it this way rather than simply identifying the location of the canopy because trees are not typically perfect symmetrical. Meaning almost all of a tree's 7M canopy may be on the east side of the tree but that does not mean the roots are also all growing in that direction. Lastly drip line is one of the easier measurements to get on a tree and it can be used to help estimate other measurements that could be important for various purposes.

Better to dig it out and plant something that likes the conditions. What you are doing is only a temporary measure.

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Sorry if the b-roll isn't the best. Ive been incredibly busy so I had to run out and make this video in like 30 minutes.

Will pepper plants flower in 24h light?

Question! Supposedly short style videos are typically 720p @ 30fps. I thought it was a good idea a while back to start uploading them as 1080hd @ 60fps because I figured there's no harm in looking better. But when I'm going back and watching this the first half of the video looks really blurry like TH-cam is struggling to process it. Does it look like that for everyone? Is this just an issue with my phone or should I scale down the videos because TH-cam can't support high resolution shorts?

I have not been able to upload much lately. Unfortunately my content is pretty heavily dependent on the weather which has been terrible here lately. I've got about 5 half finished videos so someday the sun will come out again and I'll finish all of those

Thank you for your tutorials ❤

I’ve heard that newer ones have batteries that can be recharged by USB-C PD. Is this true? Because if so, it’d be amazing to replace an old gas guzzler with something that can be recharged with a laptop charger