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..and it didn't pick anything up?

I live in edbg TX. I have a silky, fizzle flock

Goodmorning good or no

Hey Luke. I hope you're doing ok. Post something. Can't see you on Twitter. I'd like to know you're ok.

Hey bro. What happened to your account on Twitter?

Really the biggest cost is winter and summer you free range them with a tad of grain No reason not to have chickens except your to dang Lazy

God Loves you so much always have Faith and Trust In God ❤

How cool 😎. What a peaceful moment. Carry on dudes. Be safe

That is not safe to drink don't do it

When the one I have incubaking now, are done. I am going to put the egg turner in the incubator run just the turner as I collect eggs I will put then in the turner till it is full then I will put in the water, put the top on, and start the heat & timer... I will see of this helps with hatching. I feel the turner will work great for keeping eggs ready to hatch while collecting them up.

You know what I just figured out? Besides chicken math, there's also a thing I now call incubator math. Got 5 of them now :) I have a couple different ones. I was looking at the one you got so curious how good it works. Thanks for the vid

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Why wouldn't you water them? That seems counterproductive. Last year I started several tomato plants with a slice of tomato oh, I had really great results oh, I had really great results but I did water the Tomato slice into the dirt after I planted it. Nothing is going to really grow in dry soil.

Your cupped tomatoes look dry and do you put plastic over them to keep them moist?

I wonder if the planting by the moon is more for in ground not indoors because as you know it’s the pull the moon has on water underground. There is a bit more to it when you consider the zodiac sign the moon is in. Almanac has that also.

They look dry.

HEY THERE YOUNG MAN I'M FROM PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA ONIONS I GROWN BY BULBS LOTS OF YEARS I HAVE NEVER GROWING TOMATOES FROM SEED ALWAYS PLANT PEPPER FROM PLANT

While a nice video, you have unfortunately too many variables not accounted for to make active repeatable scientific results. You can only make generalizations as you have no control sampling, as in accounting different micro conditions. Granted it is too large and expensive of a project for the average gardener to make a control group, but unfortunately I cannot say it will turn out in a similar manner as it is just raw unrepeatable data.

Nice experiment 👍

Honest discourse? Are we allowed to do that anymore! Ha. Nice to cruise your channel. See you later from NorCal Mountains.

I totally agree the tomatoes were actually the second thing that grew I just cut it in fourths and planted in soil they are thriving

How many hatched?

I watched a video on slicing tomatoes from the groc. Store and just laying it on the soil in a dark cool place and they took root. And they didn't water them.

Nice congrats. Is it a incubator you made?

I’m growing down here in south texas to 1hr west of corpus can’t wait for my tomatoes to mature so I can take them out to my raised beds!😀I got my onions in already, and still one cabbage that’s gonna get harvest this week. Looking forward for updated Luke and much love keep up the good work!

Love it!

Very interesting! Thank you!

Congratulations!

It's like scenes from Jurassic Park. You didn't mix in any frog DNA did you?

I've started seeds for leeks, bunching onions, shallots, and onions. If they don't grow like I want I'll buy onion starts. I want a garden, not someone's idea of what a gardener should be. I also bought some green onions from the store, planted them and placed those pots on my table. As the shoots come up, I cut them off and use them. Is this cheating to have fresh onion greens in my kitchen to use as I want? I'm from the N Central part of Texas so it's good to have found another gardener in TX. I also have two types basil growing in my kitchen window. Got those from The grocery store and just keep starting new plants rooted in water when I need them. I have tomatoes come up every spring from composting tomatoes....either over ripe or seeds from the juice when I cut them to slice. I bury my kitchen scraps right in my containers. What survives the dog digging them, grows free plants.

So glad am not the only one that makes mistakes but learns from them. Loved your video

Interesting experiments Luke. Thanks for doing it and then filming the results you've gotten so far. I have noticed that a cherry tomato will live and flourish when nothing else will...lol. They come up voluntarily in my garden all year long. Unbelievable little genetics in those guys. I also try to plant according to the moon. First time I tried something according to moon phase was mowing the yard. If you want to have to mow less, do it when the moon is declining. This also works for men getting fewer haircuts. Things just grow back more slowly when cut during the wane of the moon. It applies across the board. Moisture, warmth and soil is key to germination---but good, viable seeds make a big difference or the other 3 components won't help much. Thanks for an interesting video. Jesus bless.

Great stuff

you are correct .. no you are not cheating .. our elders have been using the moon phases for so long and for so many things over the years .. and these "old wives tales" have worked for them and for so many others very very well and true over the years

I grow cherry tomatoes from tomato plants that just pop up from last year. I just move them to space them out.

I'm like that too. Each year I say I'm going to keep track and by time I get to transplanting, I have no idea. Recently saw a video from David the Good. He dumped all his old lettuce seed in a jar and planted...I like hat idea!

I like using seeds sets. But, this year I'm trying the Globo onion seeds from Baker Creek. I've also had great success cutting up and planting starter potatoes from the store. Have you tried buying a few garlic bulbs at the grocery, and planting the individual cloves? I tried that a few years ago but I made the mistake of planting them next to other plants that required a lot of water. The garlic suffered from rot. Live and learn.

My chickens are laying better than ever, I get feed from a local feed mill.

Padme is a cutie. Love the rain barrel.