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I am happy to show more. Is there something particular you would like to see? Thanks for watching!

@@craigweinzapfel thank you

It is very useful in application in learning trigonometry. I don't see it used in Excel very often. I hope to see the steps in doing it.

@@craigweinzapfel I always follow your clips.

I feed them a 10-10-10 fertilizer about once a month in the spring/summer. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and commenting! I have to say you hit the nail on the head. Most of the buds fell off (about 2/3) and the plant selected 4 that stayed and fully bloomed.

​@@craigweinzapfel It's almost like the plant knows what to do. 😅 Your main job is to provide water and fertilizer as needed. You also need to prune and train it to climb a trellis, if you have one. Other than that, the plant can usually figure out what to do with the buds. I like to see which buds the plant wants to keep before I start thinning them out myself as most of them fall off while they are still quite small. I love dragon fruit plants. They are easy to grow.😊

I understand your pain! This series of videos I posted about this one flower resulted the same as yours. However, a couple weeks later my 2 dragon fruit plants busted out about 20 new buds and right now I have about 8 open flowers. I am hand pollinating them in the hopes I get some fruit this time. I will keep you posted. Thanks for watching!

@@craigweinzapfel how do you hand pollinate? I'm new to this!

Here is a video I made a few days ago showing how I am attempting to hand-pollinate mine. Hope this helps! I will post a video again if many of my flowers set fruit. th-cam.com/video/MHbKkPu0VBE/w-d-xo.html

Will do!

Thanks for watching a commenting! I think I am going to try separating them. I have not done it before (only ever separated palm tree pups), so I will have a little learning to do first.

@@craigweinzapfel I’d wait until your temps are not blazing hot as they go through a little stress as it is. Use a sharp, clean (with alcohol) tool. Remove the whole clump from the pot. It tight and rootbound, hose it down until it’s looser. Cut your pups away either midway between its trunk and the mother trunk, or closer to the mother trunk to ensure you have plenty of the mother corm and roots for each pup. Return mother to one per pot. Small intact pups with corm and roots can be planted together in a pot until spring. Cut all but 2 pup leaves and use to mulch on top of soil. Use well draining soil, for pots I like cactus and palm soil with at least 1/3 extra perlite added. If you have a bit of blood,eat,or potash add a couple tablespoons mixed in, water and place all the pots in outside shady area for about a week or until a new leaf emerges. From now on, you can keep them outdoors until night temps turn 45 or below, then wrap well and keep on protected southwest area of yard near house, or place in greenhouse or in the home until spring. The best pups to preserve are the sword suckers instead of water suckers. Ie., sword suckers early leaves are very narrow and swordlike. Water suckers grow slower and early leaves are large and full to start with. Hope this helps!

Thank you for the great detail. I am going to give it a try on one of my trees in September. If I am successful, I will repeat on the others.

Thanks for watching and commenting!

All in good time, all in good time. I am learning as I go. The trees are outside now and thriving in 90-95 degree temperatures. I will increase the height of the indoor greenhouse soon so there is enough height for the them. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for the tip!

Yes, usually anyway. The plum that died did not get watered during a couple weeks of intense heat this year. The hazel nut that died was watered for 2 years, but for some reason struggled to grab on.

Yes, all 4 are Halls Hardy Almond.

Thank you! It is going on 3 years old now. I purchased it in May 2022 in a 2" pot. In May of 2023, it had grown to not even 1 foot tall. So, in the last year, it has grown multiple feet by keeping it inside my indoor greenhouse during the winter and outside during late spring through early fall.

That's so cool! I planted one from seed two years ago. It is about a foot high now. Maybe it will start fruit next year.😊

I think you will be really close!

Thanks! I will post a video for the next batch of key limes produced. I will try to document how many flowers it drops also.

@@craigweinzapfel what growing zone are you in? I haven't had the time to check through all your videos but how are you winterizing your citrus

I am in 6b. We bring all of these plants inside over the winter. Plants that require high humidity, such as the cacao, are put inside of a large plant grow box that mimics a tropical environment. The others are place in our utilty room. There are no windows in there so we added an abundance of grow lights. They do well enough to keep flowering and add new growth, but they are ready for outdoors by the time spring gets here.

@@craigweinzapfel very cool. I'm hoping my spare bedroom is turned into a grow room works well. I've got 2 hlg 550w that's should keep things healthy. Maybr even allow it to hold some fruit in the winter

I am glad you brought this to my attention as it is very interesting to watch. This round of flowers has had about half of them aborted so far. At the same time, the tree is flowering more on other limbs.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks!

I think it will be possible if I can keep the environment favorable and I cross pollinate by hand with another tree.

Thanks for commenting. I wanted to give it some time before I replied in order to observe the tree. The spider mites have not returned, so at this time I am attributing their vacating of the tree to the neam oil.

Thanks for watching! The tree has survived well outside over the summer. I will add another video showing how I re-potted it and what it looks like when I bring it inside for the fall, winter, and spring.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Each LED light is 50 PPF, which resulted in a great PPFD when the tree was about a foot shorter. I have about 3 feet above the plant box where I am hoping to increase the box height/move the lights up. This will reduce the PPFD and light output to a more favorable amount and hopefully stop the burn. I think I might need to place a few lights around the mid section of the box to help lower leaves grow too. Then, I dont know what do do with it if it maxes out that height!

@@craigweinzapfel can you cut the top of the plant off? Maybe that will make it a short bushy plant. The PPFD (light intesity) will be highest near the light. PAR is the light spectrum. i dont see a need for any side lighting with the intense amount of light that you have. Try and propagate that plant so you extras and can experiment. Cool plant.

I have added magnesium rich fertilizer before, but not regularly. I have never added Epsom salt or high sulfur additives, but I will try now. Thanks for watching and the ideas.

Thanks!

Haha 700 a seed

It would probably grow well in the environment inside the box.

Thanks for watching! Right click on the axis you want to change, select format axis, then you can set a static value for the min and max.

Sure. How should I get it to you?

Thanks for watching. There are 2 types of controls for the scroll bar included natively with Microsoft Excel. One is an ActiveX that when inserted from the developer tab will be accessible from the VBA model and include events. The other is a form control that when inserted includes properties that allow you to link the "value" of the scroll bar to a cell reference. Each time this scroll bar is moved, the linked cell's value will update. I link the scroll bar to 1 cell and base all of the calculations on that value. Let me know if this answers your question. If not, I am happy to elaborate.

Here is a link to an intro video on the scroll bar control. th-cam.com/video/-M-wP_TZ-S8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=68zQ1ZO4dU2jHOYu

Thanks for watching and commenting! I have watched some of your videos and you have a much better understanding of these types of patterns than I. I will keep posting cool (as I view them) tools as I make them.

@@craigweinzapfel ...I'm subscribed to your channel.

Thank you for that. I am also subscribed to your channel. I just made my subscriptions public.

Thank you Phil. Let me know if you would like me to make a video for anything specific.

@@craigweinzapfel ...I'm looking for a video on half wave sine or cosine.