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I have one that appeared on my fence last season here in Nashville. It produced a few blooms and from what I can tell, one fruit. Does that sound like a first year plant? I’m hoping it comes back stronger this spring.

Oh my gosh, I finally found you. I've been studying mushrooms for the last year. I am my Carrington 's. Best buddy he passed away and I'll always recognize how much he adored you. I'm interested in taking one of your courses. Lots of love. Thanks!

How many of them actually terminated?

Did you have to put them in the fridge for any period of time for cold stratification?

Dude, great episode! I appreciate your tips and insights for projects like this. My blackberry bramble is doing well!

Did it fruit the first year?

Nice!

Thought I was one of the very few who sucked the nectar out of Trumpet Creeper . And yes Humming Bird love them . The nectar is very sweet. Just have to look out for bugs in them before sucking the trumpet's.

Thank you so much 🙏 I've tried so many times to grow them and failed. I hope this trick works this time. Excellent video 😊

Will it grow in tn.7b?

I saw your comment on “Come Back” and want to hear your story ❤

what does it look like as a seedling?

They say it's impossible, don't tell me what I can't do. I'm going to try

th-cam.com/video/kYxpGNgkE84/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rbIwBYjfX_moUWOS Here’s an update on some of the cuttings that grew

The sprouting seeds idea is a good one I’ll have to try out. I have a TON of sprouting seeds.

Are your soy being attacked by Japanese beetles? They are a huge problem in my area. I use traps for them but they still manage to damage some of our stuff.

This is so cool! I can almost smell it 😂 thank you for sharing 😊

i imported cuttings from online store & all have 4 nodes into that, i will use grafting in the morning, & all the base are cut from just less then half inch, so if that works, i will use the top 3 nodes of every stem in correct way, while i can use the bottom ( base) bud with inverted position, will that work sir ?

onion ?

do you get squash beetles ?

wow 🤩

i need one of these in my life 😮

are these poisonous?

Update: I did an experiment with grafting dormant scion wood onto dormant rootstocks and active rootstocks and while dormant scions are critical, I had much higher success with a dormant scion and an active rootstock which I did on a few vines after budbreak on native rootstock vines around my fences

Tried to get these to sprout about 20 times and not a single one sprouted gonna try again with this technique thanks.

How do you stop your misting system from freezing during frosts?

Omg 5 or 6 truck loads!

What about the hips that are really brown and seem dried , are they viable? Great video for tribute to your late Wife

Will pomegranate grow in Kansas City?

Did they ever sprout? I went through at least 100 seeds last spring and not a single one sprouted.

OH MY GOD 😮 That is amazingggg😊

Good stuff 👏

Did you put them in the fridge when they were in the soaked paper or just a cool dark place?

Thankyou for this info. Question 1- If the rose that I bought have no developed nodes, what should I do? Question 2- Should I cover the cuttings with a soda bottle to promote growth?

Beautiful!! Enjoy for us.

Wonder how oysters would do with this.

My sweet potatoes leaves are all turning yellow and are falling off, I’ve had them since the end of early fall right after I harvested them. They were doing great and I even gave them a little bit of food. Any idea why out the blue they’ve lasted this long and now end of December and Beginning January it’s turning yellow

The term for mycilium rapidly colonizing a substrate is also the title of my favorite book by Paul Stamets "Mycilium Running". I bought my copy at a yard sale for $1 from someone who was more concerned about spreading knowledge than making a profit.

Thanks very much

So cool. I can’t wait to see it all come alive in the Spring. Do one of the back yard and the orchard.

Gorgeous!!!

Looking forward to experimenting with this, thanks!

Bleugh!

The leaves look like a Shangri-La but the growth pattern seems more like a Pakistani. Pakistani mulberry trees have more of a vertical upward growth pattern, whereas Shangri-La tends to grow horizontally, droop and want to grow straight to the ground. I'm constantly trying to encourage my Shangri-La Mulberry to grow more upright. I clip all the side and downward pointing branches, trying to leave the upward pointing buds. But they often change course and grow downward anyway. Beautiful trees, though! I love the HUGE leaves. And the berries are MUCH tastier than Pakistani mulberries! 😋

what a waste of valuable time watching this dude, not everykne got cash laying around to buy fancy machines.

Hello. Very interesting‚ i love your method. I gess you select anaerobi facultative bacteria‚ lower the pH and easy accessible food for bacterial mold or other is already eaten so fungus are well set to take over.

I don't saprophytic fungi like winecap usually kill nematodes. It's mostly mycorrhizal species that do that

Our willows still have most of their leaves! And of course the marigolds are all champs. I haven’t gone out there to see the effect of the snow… I messed up and did not plant my bulbs… was going to do it over this long weekend but now it’s probably too late. 😩

Halito 👋🏽 Looks like you got a little more snow than we did north of the river.