Okay Plant Papa with a guitar! 🎼🌱 The remix could be a dance version 💃🏾😜 Thanks for sharing the new book release date & pre-order link! QUESTION: For those of us who would like signed copies (if possible) do we have to wait until the book drops in Feb to order via your website?
butter will eventually go rancid too, especially all spread out like that. May also attract insects, and as stated in this video youre just gunna have oily dusty plants that still need to be cleaned. I do enjoy some good debunking videos though, so they can keep making crap for now i guess
So, channels like 5 Minute and Blossom are run by the same 'content farming' organization. They have /dozens/ of channels, all centered around these videos based in catchiness and entertainment rather than knowledge, as well as getting away with a bunch of TH-cam ToS violations, but that's another beast all together. While the 'hacks' in this video were merely inconsistent or slightly wrong at worst, their cooking 'hacks' have sometimes spread dangerously wrong information that's gotten people seriously hurt, so a lot of us are trying to get them held accountable for this type of content.
Yes, and the chef he referred to is, I believe, the woman on How To Cook That. She's done a lot of debunking videos, and some of them are showing how dangerous these content farms can be.
Ann Reardon is great debunking the baking hacks, especially the dangerous ones (like telling people to soak strawberries in bleach in order to get white strawberries.) It's really great to hear experts talk about these and debunk the bad advice!
Kevin, first of his name - Father of Dragonfruit, Knowledge dropper, Plant Daddy- 😂 The song we didn't know we needed. If you make a Christmas album, I'd buy it. 😁
Ann Reardon from How to cook that does the cooking debunking, and it is SO good - she asks her husband Dave to try the results at the end, and it is always hilarious 😂😊
I totally agree w/ u on the tree planting from seed. It took 15yrs for a mango tree to grow from seed to 1st fruit. Out here in indonesia there’s a saying of “raising” your fruit tree w/ your kids”.🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@marthamydear7499 my children think im weird for talking to my plants. But i know they're alive and grow better in a happy environment! They always seem to be lifting up and giving praise to our💓God!💃so i join right in🎤
That watermelon thing reminds me of when i planted a dracaena tricolor in a cardboard box for a year because i ran out of pots and was broke lol. Surprisingly it survived the sun and rain that entire year.
Personally when sprouting pepper seeds, i wrap them in folded up kitchen paper, moisten em, then stick em to the inside of a clean jam jar, and close it. No risk of it ever drying out, and it's easy to check for mold and sprouts without opening the jar.
@@SpiceyKy it's great because there's no plastic waste, but also if you find any mold spots, you can generally just cut them off, a and put the paper back in place. Same for early sprouts: remove the paper from the jar, unfold it, take the seedlings out and transplanr them, then fold the piece back and put it back in place :) and you can be really space efficient too. On jar can easily fit a couple dozen seeeds
@Pandora Fox: “kitchen paper” meaning disposable paper towel (ex: Bounty, Brawny, etc.) In these hacks, the paper towel retains moisture and relative humidity for the seeds to sprout.
Hey Kevin, great content as always. About regrowing the carrot tops, I regrow them frequently and plant them around my garden when the weather is warm because they grow these gorgeous flowers that attract beneficial insects
I subscribe to the other channel - How to Cook That with Ann Reardon. She's a food scientist and maybe a pastry chef, too. It's entertaining even if you don't bake. She's amazing!
To make leaves shiny my grandmother taught me to wipe some ripe banana wrapped in Paper towel and it makes it super shiny and not sticky at all. It never messed up the plant and it lasted for the whole year
Love your roasts of these videos. 5 minute crafts videos are the bane of my existence. I'm grateful that you take the time to explain in each one of your videos why you are doing certain things in the garden, rather than just trying to pump out videos which aren't accurate.
The liquid the pepper seeds were in is probably tea. Common tip for getting better pepper germination is to soak them in tea for a bit, the idea being the tannins in tea soften the hull and help the seed sprout easier
"First of all, don't use a power tool on a watermelon in almost all cases." Gallagher is shedding a tear somewhere right now as these words are being uttered out loud.
best growing hacks I know: set up a worm bin, then you have two options. 1) toss the seeds you are interesting in growing, make sure to be careful if you need to shift the bedding so you don't break the seedling (if the seeds fall deeper in over time you will probably have stretched seedling). I've gotten tomatoes, cantaloupes, mandarins, avocados, and mangos sprout fairly hassle free this way. 2) good for several tubers (onion, garlic, spring onion, beets, potatoes) toss them in and they will start to grow roots and new leaves. I've had quartered spring onions and beets regrow, as well as halved potatoes and onions, or slightly mushed garlic. In all cases they were old, dry and on the process of going bad so they were intended as food for the worms. Don't worry about having to get them out quickly so the worms don't get at them, the worms aren't interested on live roots and plants. The main potential issue are stretched seedlings.
YESSS, MORE SINGING!!! AND GUITAR BONUS!!! I love these videos just because your sense of humor is hilarious! 😆 Thanks for the text alert - totally made my day!!
4:14 the Grape seed propagation is actually forbidden in Germany and maybe some other countries because of the grape vine louse. The only way you're allowed to propagate Grapes here is to graft a cutting onto a pest-resistant rootstock.
As a orchid lover the orchid nail and butter one really does make me mad. Fertilizing and cleaning leaves are not more difficult than melting butter on it. Lol loving the song!!!
I got the text that there was a ~surprise at the beginning of the video and, Kevin, once again you did NOT disappoint! ☺💖 keep being awesome, please and thank you
I appreciate it a lot more when you are just teaching us. Criticizing other channels wastes all of our times and brings down everyone's joy. Not meaning to be rude. I really enjoy having you actually teach by example. It just feels counter productive to all of your hard work . I don't need a negative return. Stay Positive!!
He digs a cross first and then digs up the hole/lifts from outside the cross and inserts the plant. There is a special spade available just for that, tree planters use it when replanting harvested forrests.
My favorite succulent propogation method is to use a plastic greens container with soil inside and close the lid so they always stay moist. Generally just let them sit for a month by a window and there's little succulents growing.
Your videos are really good and interesting! I used to just like gardening, but now I love it! It took me a long time to find a channel that showed practical (and affordable) methods for urban gardening, and your channel is perfect!
We've been duped, he's been planning on turning this into a channel with covers/parody songs this whole time. Edit: Now that I'm deeper in the video. I've been propagating more succulents than we have space for. Both laying them flat and that tip of cutting a slit in a piece of plastic film... I find more unreliable than just sticking my props directly into succulent mix and giving them a soak a day or two later. That plastic film thing is super entertaining cause you get to watch the roots form, so I'm not saying it, or laying them flat and misting are terrible. I would be mad if I didn't envision crossovers with music TH-cam folks in the future.
I saw someone on reddit in r/proplifting post a photo of a clear plastic water bottle with a little water in the bottom and slits for all the leaves to stick into. They set it in a windowsill and forgot about it. They normally use dirt/mix trays and mist, and they were surprised at the success they had in the water bottle once they remembered it was there. I have never tried it, but it sounds like if it’s even moderately successful, it would be a better method for me than something I have to keep a closer eye on.
@@twobluestripes When I first read this, I was worried about how to safely remove the props once they started putting out roots. In the post (I think you're referencing) they mention melting the plastic so that the holes have a softer edge. Link in case anyone else sees this and is interested: www.reddit.com/r/proplifting/comments/ckatn2/water_bottle_propagation_technique_psyched_to_try/
I have a pack of pepper seeds where half don't germ and the other half make stunted hunchback plants. So the towel germ method lets me do the whole pack at once and actually carry on the rare seeds that have potential. So while direct sewing is generally an excellent choice, there are some situations where towel germinating them has advantages.
my mom and I think you're adorable. We're both old but we like your videos and we think you're doing a good job and we laugh at your take-downs of the videos.
*starts SCreAmInG when the guitar comes out* boyfriend comes into the room wondering what happened and sees me, a puddle, on the floor screaming at my phone. All he asks is, "Kevin, again?" before I continue screaming and he leaves the room to go back to homework. On more relevant notes, the water looked purple from birds eye view but like coffee close up 🤔 and I loved your voice! Matches the whole Kevin Ross/plant Daddy thing 😍
I just finished reading your book. I will definitely recommend it to any budding gardeners that I know. The photos are lovely and inspiring. I confess that I skipped the hydroponics section but I read everything else. I can't wait to read the grow bag one.
I germinated all of my tomato, pepper, and cucumber plants with the paper towel/plastic bag method this year. I like being able to see when they germinate!
I love all ur videos and this bc ur experience with gardens and plants i love it bc i am a beginning gardener and I've learned a lot from u and others but ur videos r the best and ur teaching is amazing for me
And he just keeps getting better ♡ 😌 Hello from New Zealand, Love your work! It has inspired my season - The garden toolbox, not the roasts. 😄 Though the roasts are always good fun to watch! Bless!
Haha! My mom used to have a huge houseplant, back in the 80s…she used to rub Mayo onto the leaves…no clue why she did it, but that plant didn’t seem to mind! Lol 😂 it always confused me though! Actually asked her about it recently and she doesn’t even remember what plant it was 😂🤦🏻♀️
You are definitely one of my favorite people in life lol. I'm not the best gardener (I try) but you somehow always perk up my passion for it :) Thank you for that.
Bro, i love you more everyday. I just recently gained the hobby into gardening, i've been gaining some experience from you. Seeing you play "organically" learning how to cover a variant was awesome. I'm also getting into more and more covers however I play classical guitar, but singing is more enjoyable. Be safe, enjoy Salud!
Hey man. The dark liquid was tea. It mimics the stomach acids of birds spreading the chillie seeds. It's called scarification. Love the vids man. Keep it up.
The song.....EPIC! You should do more of those...I laughed so hard. I remember when I was a kid and the thing to do was put mayonnaise on plants....looked like too much as a kid no way I was doing as a grown up with kids and a job. lol 😂
I don’t really know why these videos got recommended to me but I’ve never been more happy to binge videos! Here’s to hoping that I might keep my future garden alive🤞🏼
Has anyone ever told you that you remind them of the Scott Brothers/Property Brothers? You sound like them and you have similar features! Love all the tips as a novice gardener!
The dark liquid that they put the pepper seeds in is probably some kind of herbal tea, like dandelion root or marigold or something. I've read about soaking pepper seeds in herbal tea to help with germination before but have never tried it.
Hope to see more garden hacks reaction videos in future.Really enjoying them and as always,I get to learn something from the gardening guru(Yes,you!) 👍😀
Audio's a little off, but hopefully you guys enjoyed my tune ;) P.S. My next book is out Feb 9, you can pre-order here: amzn.to/2GpNMiW
Yes, it was delightful! :D
Sup
Haha.. sounds like you had to match audio from a secondary source.
Okay Plant Papa with a guitar! 🎼🌱 The remix could be a dance version 💃🏾😜 Thanks for sharing the new book release date & pre-order link! QUESTION: For those of us who would like signed copies (if possible) do we have to wait until the book drops in Feb to order via your website?
You've got a lovely singing voice. "Plant daddy" killed me
Adding butter is a great way to get your dogs to eat all your houseplants
This made me laugh out loud 😂
Right! That's how I get my wolf to eat her veggies. I think all dogs have at least 30% French ancestory they way they love butter.
butter will eventually go rancid too, especially all spread out like that. May also attract insects, and as stated in this video youre just gunna have oily dusty plants that still need to be cleaned. I do enjoy some good debunking videos though, so they can keep making crap for now i guess
My dog eats my plants either way, so the butter changes nothing lol 😂
It's like the peanut butter on the balls trick but for plants
I'm pretty sure they just recorded that orchid dying, then ran the video backwards.
Facts
Alot of you tubers do that or skip frames and switch plants or cuttings it's a shame to waste people's time
1000%
Orchids don’t even go in soil. That’s why it was dying
🤣
So, channels like 5 Minute and Blossom are run by the same 'content farming' organization. They have /dozens/ of channels, all centered around these videos based in catchiness and entertainment rather than knowledge, as well as getting away with a bunch of TH-cam ToS violations, but that's another beast all together.
While the 'hacks' in this video were merely inconsistent or slightly wrong at worst, their cooking 'hacks' have sometimes spread dangerously wrong information that's gotten people seriously hurt, so a lot of us are trying to get them held accountable for this type of content.
You make excellent point ,some of their hacks borderline dangerous.
I believe one of these channels also made a soap video, where they put cinnamon in the soap, which is I believe even illegal because its not safe
Yes, and the chef he referred to is, I believe, the woman on How To Cook That. She's done a lot of debunking videos, and some of them are showing how dangerous these content farms can be.
Yeah, also white strawberries were “great”. They dipped regular strawberries into bleach, yummy thing for kids to eat...
Don’t forget the skin melting hot spiral caramel they tell you to put on mixers too
Ann Reardon is great debunking the baking hacks, especially the dangerous ones (like telling people to soak strawberries in bleach in order to get white strawberries.) It's really great to hear experts talk about these and debunk the bad advice!
Agree!
Dr Mike does the same for their "Medical hack" videos.
"Don't use a power tool on a watermelon...in almost all cases." AMAZING
Kind of like a ‘60% of the time it works every time’ type of scenario... 😂
🤣
Gotta leave juuuust a bit of wiggle room. Its still 2020, ya never know
What does that mean
I want to know what the cases are where you WOULD use a Powertool on a watermelon...
Kevin, first of his name - Father of Dragonfruit, Knowledge dropper, Plant Daddy- 😂
The song we didn't know we needed.
If you make a Christmas album, I'd buy it. 😁
Ann Reardon from How to cook that does the cooking debunking, and it is SO good - she asks her husband Dave to try the results at the end, and it is always hilarious 😂😊
I totally agree w/ u on the tree planting from seed. It took 15yrs for a mango tree to grow from seed to 1st fruit. Out here in indonesia there’s a saying of “raising” your fruit tree w/ your kids”.🤣🤣🤣🤣
I lost it at plant daddy 🤣
That was hysterical!! 🤣😂
I’m laughing out loud!!! Awesome.
I’m taking guitar lessons, time to sing and play for the plants.
Yeah, I’m a lonely gal. Hahaha!
@@marthamydear7499 my children think im weird for talking to my plants. But i know they're alive and grow better in a happy environment! They always seem to be lifting up and giving praise to our💓God!💃so i join right in🎤
That watermelon thing reminds me of when i planted a dracaena tricolor in a cardboard box for a year because i ran out of pots and was broke lol. Surprisingly it survived the sun and rain that entire year.
“The toast looks weirdly pale...I would munch.” I always love your commentary in these reaction videos 😂😂
😂
Personally when sprouting pepper seeds, i wrap them in folded up kitchen paper, moisten em, then stick em to the inside of a clean jam jar, and close it. No risk of it ever drying out, and it's easy to check for mold and sprouts without opening the jar.
Great tip!
Trying this right this second!
@@SpiceyKy it's great because there's no plastic waste, but also if you find any mold spots, you can generally just cut them off, a and put the paper back in place. Same for early sprouts: remove the paper from the jar, unfold it, take the seedlings out and transplanr them, then fold the piece back and put it back in place :) and you can be really space efficient too. On jar can easily fit a couple dozen seeeds
Excuse my ignorance, what is kitchen paper?
@Pandora Fox: “kitchen paper” meaning disposable paper towel (ex: Bounty, Brawny, etc.) In these hacks, the paper towel retains moisture and relative humidity for the seeds to sprout.
gardening and guitar playing? kevin knows what makes the ladies swoon
Hey Kevin, great content as always. About regrowing the carrot tops, I regrow them frequently and plant them around my garden when the weather is warm because they grow these gorgeous flowers that attract beneficial insects
I know you were trying to be funny. But I actually really enjoyed your singing :)
I subscribe to the other channel - How to Cook That with Ann Reardon. She's a food scientist and maybe a pastry chef, too. It's entertaining even if you don't bake. She's amazing!
To make leaves shiny my grandmother taught me to wipe some ripe banana wrapped in Paper towel and it makes it super shiny and not sticky at all. It never messed up the plant and it lasted for the whole year
Really didn’t expect Kevin to start calling himself “daddy” in this video, but I did in fact die laughing, so it was effective 👍
My mom insists on oiling countertops to make them shine, but honestly it just makes a fluid layer that traps more dust
:DDDDDDD That chef is Ann Readon @howtocookthat and shes done about 9 debunking vidoes!!! i love these too, this is how i found your channel!
I'll check it out!
@@epicgardening :D
Same here.
How to cook that is a great channel.
@@epicgardening Also, NerdEcrafter has done debunking videos of their arts and crafts hacks if you are interested.
Yes, Ann Reardon is great! Love both her cooking videos and her debunking videos!
Love your roasts of these videos. 5 minute crafts videos are the bane of my existence.
I'm grateful that you take the time to explain in each one of your videos why you are doing certain things in the garden, rather than just trying to pump out videos which aren't accurate.
Thanks!
The liquid the pepper seeds were in is probably tea. Common tip for getting better pepper germination is to soak them in tea for a bit, the idea being the tannins in tea soften the hull and help the seed sprout easier
The cover we’ve all been waiting for, thank you plant daddy 🙏🏻😂😂
the “pepper seedlings” look like mint cuttings to me 😂
Samee, the leaf looks like tiny mints
Yup, with no roots 🤣
Yes indeed
"First of all, don't use a power tool on a watermelon in almost all cases."
Gallagher is shedding a tear somewhere right now as these words are being uttered out loud.
Buttering leaves: when you want the bad effects of leaving neem oil in your plants, but attracting bugs instead of killing them.
Plus making the dust stick to the plant even worse... 🤷🏻♂️
My husband loved your saying, "that's so much of my life"! Lol
😁
Love the guitar playing and singing!
🤩
Plant daddy. 🤣🤣🤣 I love it!!!! Such a great song and clever one at that.
best growing hacks I know: set up a worm bin, then you have two options.
1) toss the seeds you are interesting in growing, make sure to be careful if you need to shift the bedding so you don't break the seedling (if the seeds fall deeper in over time you will probably have stretched seedling). I've gotten tomatoes, cantaloupes, mandarins, avocados, and mangos sprout fairly hassle free this way.
2) good for several tubers (onion, garlic, spring onion, beets, potatoes) toss them in and they will start to grow roots and new leaves. I've had quartered spring onions and beets regrow, as well as halved potatoes and onions, or slightly mushed garlic. In all cases they were old, dry and on the process of going bad so they were intended as food for the worms.
Don't worry about having to get them out quickly so the worms don't get at them, the worms aren't interested on live roots and plants. The main potential issue are stretched seedlings.
YESSS, MORE SINGING!!! AND GUITAR BONUS!!! I love these videos just because your sense of humor is hilarious! 😆 Thanks for the text alert - totally made my day!!
Best lead-in to "cultivate that like button" yet. Thanks Plant Daddy!
So nice of you
4:14 the Grape seed propagation is actually forbidden in Germany and maybe some other countries because of the grape vine louse.
The only way you're allowed to propagate Grapes here is to graft a cutting onto a pest-resistant rootstock.
As a orchid lover the orchid nail and butter one really does make me mad. Fertilizing and cleaning leaves are not more difficult than melting butter on it. Lol loving the song!!!
Wow nice singing voice. You're always full of surprises.
😱❤️ plant daddy sings us a song haha. 10/10, would recommend. * hits the like button as hard as I can *
Cultivated!
Let's petition youtube to remove the dislike button and add in a double-thumb's up button, or a personalized green thumbs button~
please do more of these! :)
Nice to see a grape 🍇 with seeds for a change. Hard to find in supermarkets these days amidst the sea of seedless grapes
That song should be the intro for every video reaction you do 😂 By the way butter on leaves was the cherry on the top haha
I got the text that there was a ~surprise at the beginning of the video and, Kevin, once again you did NOT disappoint! ☺💖 keep being awesome, please and thank you
Epic text club!
On pepper seed hack that was probably tea. Tea is acidic and helps softening the outer crust of the seed. It's often used to germinate pepper seeds.
Wait, that isn't how you grow butter lettuce? I'm so weirdly confused right now...
hahahhaha, Brilliant comment ! Thanks !
I don’t know what I enjoy more watching your face and hearing your voice ❤️ or the actual content 📹 lol 😝 love from Miami
😊 thank you
This video series (and that song) will always live in my mind rent free...
You're welcome
Is that a dragon fruit shirt!!?? 🤩🤩
Yup!
No it is THE dragon fruit shirt 😁
I appreciate it a lot more when you are just teaching us.
Criticizing other channels wastes all of our times and brings down everyone's joy.
Not meaning to be rude. I really enjoy having you actually teach by example. It just feels counter productive to all of your hard work . I don't need a negative return. Stay Positive!!
He digs a cross first and then digs up the hole/lifts from outside the cross and inserts the plant. There
is a special spade available just for that, tree planters use it when replanting harvested forrests.
My favorite succulent propogation method is to use a plastic greens container with soil inside and close the lid so they always stay moist. Generally just let them sit for a month by a window and there's little succulents growing.
This intro was the gardening equivalent of John Cusak standing outside my window holding a boom box over his head
Your videos are really good and interesting! I used to just like gardening, but now I love it!
It took me a long time to find a channel that showed practical (and affordable) methods for urban gardening, and your channel is perfect!
We've been duped, he's been planning on turning this into a channel with covers/parody songs this whole time.
Edit: Now that I'm deeper in the video. I've been propagating more succulents than we have space for. Both laying them flat and that tip of cutting a slit in a piece of plastic film... I find more unreliable than just sticking my props directly into succulent mix and giving them a soak a day or two later. That plastic film thing is super entertaining cause you get to watch the roots form, so I'm not saying it, or laying them flat and misting are terrible.
I would be mad if I didn't envision crossovers with music TH-cam folks in the future.
It's happening
@@epicgardening Were you mentally prepared for all of the plant daddy comments?
I saw someone on reddit in r/proplifting post a photo of a clear plastic water bottle with a little water in the bottom and slits for all the leaves to stick into. They set it in a windowsill and forgot about it. They normally use dirt/mix trays and mist, and they were surprised at the success they had in the water bottle once they remembered it was there. I have never tried it, but it sounds like if it’s even moderately successful, it would be a better method for me than something I have to keep a closer eye on.
@@twobluestripes When I first read this, I was worried about how to safely remove the props once they started putting out roots. In the post (I think you're referencing) they mention melting the plastic so that the holes have a softer edge.
Link in case anyone else sees this and is interested: www.reddit.com/r/proplifting/comments/ckatn2/water_bottle_propagation_technique_psyched_to_try/
at the time of this comment, the only 10 staff at 5 minute crafts have disliked this video. you're breaking hearts BIG kev.
love from down under mate
these specific roasting vids have made me go out and buy your book! thanks loada for the info
I have a pack of pepper seeds where half don't germ and the other half make stunted hunchback plants. So the towel germ method lets me do the whole pack at once and actually carry on the rare seeds that have potential. So while direct sewing is generally an excellent choice, there are some situations where towel germinating them has advantages.
OMG!! LOVE YOUR VERSION OF THAT TUNE!! Good work! thank you for making us smile and enjoy the 1st of October 2020!!
my mom and I think you're adorable. We're both old but we like your videos and we think you're doing a good job and we laugh at your take-downs of the videos.
*starts SCreAmInG when the guitar comes out* boyfriend comes into the room wondering what happened and sees me, a puddle, on the floor screaming at my phone. All he asks is, "Kevin, again?" before I continue screaming and he leaves the room to go back to homework.
On more relevant notes, the water looked purple from birds eye view but like coffee close up 🤔 and I loved your voice! Matches the whole Kevin Ross/plant Daddy thing 😍
When I thought I couldn’t love you anymore, that song appears! X
Glad to have your professional help. 💚
One thing is I love plants, on top of that you're so adorable 😭❤️❤️❤️
I just finished reading your book. I will definitely recommend it to any budding gardeners that I know. The photos are lovely and inspiring. I confess that I skipped the hydroponics section but I read everything else. I can't wait to read the grow bag one.
Appreciate that!
I germinated all of my tomato, pepper, and cucumber plants with the paper towel/plastic bag method this year. I like being able to see when they germinate!
Beautiful voice young man,, thank you for your knowledge, I appreciate you.
The succulents can work w/o misting (at least for mine since I forgot about it for a few months on my porch which only gets indirect sunlight).
Thank you for this episode. This was some good input. I enjoy your channel and appreciate your sharing of knowledge!
He can SING omg
“Is that a mango? I wasn’t paying attention.” 😂 😂 Love it!!!
I love these videos the music is so low- key lol.
I ordered one of those epic gardening stickers, they look hype
Appreciate you bro!
I love all ur videos and this bc ur experience with gardens and plants i love it bc i am a beginning gardener and I've learned a lot from u and others but ur videos r the best and ur teaching is amazing for me
Cotton gloves work great to "dust" plant leaves. Very easy and kids like to help.
Even if some of the ideas are good, it is still SOOO helpful to hear the 'why' behind these hacks ty
Love your videos. You make them fun to watch. Thank you for sharing and caring .
And he just keeps getting better ♡ 😌 Hello from New Zealand, Love your work! It has inspired my season - The garden toolbox, not the roasts. 😄 Though the roasts are always good fun to watch! Bless!
Haha! My mom used to have a huge houseplant, back in the 80s…she used to rub Mayo onto the leaves…no clue why she did it, but that plant didn’t seem to mind! Lol 😂 it always confused me though! Actually asked her about it recently and she doesn’t even remember what plant it was 😂🤦🏻♀️
Loved your singing intro lol. Great commentary and share of knowledge
You are definitely one of my favorite people in life lol. I'm not the best gardener (I try) but you somehow always perk up my passion for it :) Thank you for that.
Wow, thank you!
Bro, i love you more everyday. I just recently gained the hobby into gardening, i've been gaining some experience from you. Seeing you play "organically" learning how to cover a variant was awesome. I'm also getting into more and more covers however I play classical guitar, but singing is more enjoyable. Be safe, enjoy Salud!
Appreciate you!
"What is that butter? I don't even want to know what the next one is... I'm actually mad about the butter." Actually laughed out loud to that.
That’s right. Own Plant Daddy. Love you Kevin!
he really called himself “Plant Daddy” 😹 i love it
More singing please! Beautiful voice :)
these videos are my LIFE BLOOD
100%!
Imagine someone invited you round their house with the premise "I need someone to butter my orchid"
“Hey, I’m going away for the weekend, if you could remember to butter my orchid that’ll be great thanks!”
I thought I couldn't love you more. You've got a great singing voice!
Hey man. The dark liquid was tea. It mimics the stomach acids of birds spreading the chillie seeds. It's called scarification. Love the vids man. Keep it up.
Tea for a few seconds? IDK...
OMG I love these vids! Go get 'em Kevin!
The song.....EPIC! You should do more of those...I laughed so hard.
I remember when I was a kid and the thing to do was put mayonnaise on plants....looked like too much as a kid no way I was doing as a grown up with kids and a job. lol 😂
Kevin: "I'm back to roast you again"
Us: You tell them, plant daddy 🤣🤣
"Plant Daddy". I cracked up laughing there! Great video and insight.
I don’t really know why these videos got recommended to me but I’ve never been more happy to binge videos! Here’s to hoping that I might keep my future garden alive🤞🏼
Have you ever grown something in half a coconut shell just because? If not you should try it. They actually make very robust pots lol.
Waiting for plant Daddy merch!! 😍
Why is his singing really good 😂love your videos by the way❤️❤️❤️❤️also I love your dragon fruit shirt☺️☺️☺️
Has anyone ever told you that you remind them of the Scott Brothers/Property Brothers? You sound like them and you have similar features! Love all the tips as a novice gardener!
I love how your videos are evolving it’s too funny I love these roast awesome 👏
"I'm actually mad about the butter. ...OHHHH NOOO"
The dark liquid that they put the pepper seeds in is probably some kind of herbal tea, like dandelion root or marigold or something. I've read about soaking pepper seeds in herbal tea to help with germination before but have never tried it.
Hope to see more garden hacks reaction videos in future.Really enjoying them and as always,I get to learn something from the gardening guru(Yes,you!) 👍😀
Thank you for the serenade Plant Daddy