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I'm located in the state of Maryland. My gardens are always fantastic even during droughts because we have irrigation. NOTHING survived this year. Corn dead, sunflowers dead, POTATOES didn't even grow. Tomatoes, lettuce, no herbs made it. I literally just told my husband how suspicious this seemed to me.
Have you noticed how on sunny days . WWen your outside the color of the environment and trees grass houses flowers. None of the colors look as vibrant anymore. The sunlight isn't looking the same. I won't even start on the sky. It not the same blue it was my whole childhood.
I agree with your observation. I don't know if it's a wild thought but right after we had that last eclipse back in April...the colours of greens have a blueish tinge to them. As well...the intensity of the sun is so much more that I can't even glance at it anymore.
Eastern Iowa and YES I've been saying this exact same thing, colors aren't nearly as vibrant as before (I'm a 60 year old veteran, woman) . . . EDIT: my plants haven't flowered this year and I planted 2x what I planted last year. Not to mention what the rains didn't kill off the limited sunlight after plane flyovers have. I've always had a garden 43 years now, disappointed . . . I thought it was just me but all across the US people are saying this
Some states have already signed executives orders forbidden the spraying over their states but it is not enough! We need to come together, forget our differences because we are all human beings and very precious.
@@miriamramos5011 I've been making comments about everyone getting together,Unite and be as one and one for all!! But not much response!I'm from the Pacific N.W. along the banana belt so to speak....
I have heard gardeners from all over this year saying their gardens had issues this year. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear things are being put in our atmosphere… you’re not crazy.
I remember last winter or 2 people posting videos showing snow was wonky. Wouldn't really melt like it should when they applied heat. Sort of turned to blob of plastic looking stuff.
@@LisaMccarty-fm2ec oh an aircraft carrier was made for ww2 out of wood chips and ice as it had longer life than just ice ,well this time it's not wood but plastic particles doing much the same and won't thaw.
The north and south poles are moving, and will eventually flip. This messes with the magnetosphere and has degraded it by 25% (at least) This is why the sun, which used to be yellow, now looks white, and also why the sky looks different (its a lighter blue) The magnetosphere is what protects life on earth from the sun. Especially ultraviolet radiation. The best thing you can do for your garden is to cover it with 30% shade cloth.
This may be related, but I have noticed a huge difference in produce from the stores. I have seen so many things in the store already molding and what I have brought home has gone bad so quickly. The quality has definitely changed dramatically in the last 6+ months. I have talked to others in various areas of the US seeing the same thing. God is our source of help. I believe He will watch over us that trust Him. 🙏
You are so right. No matter where I buy produce, I have noticed that it starts to rot the next day. I thought that was a weird coincidence. Now I know.
I have had concern since COVID supply chain issues. The produce sections in stores are not what they used to be in amount, variety, and quality. Something is definitely going on. I also wonder about where folks are getting seed.
I’m in Florida, balcony apartments for 4 years. I have plants that have lived out there for 4 years and they’ve all died this year. I haven’t done anything different this year. They’ve got to create food shortages and drought to herd us into doing what they want.
This year has been terrible in wa. State on our plants. My tomatoes are just coming on and it's the end of August. They are not ripening and plants look sick
@bubbie8641 weather manipulation. They are doing all kinds of "experiments" supposably to bring rain to drought areas. They are playing God, and the real God is not having any of it.
A Few of us, I myself have been Screaming Out about this for 3 Decades! But was Shut Down as a "Conspiracy Theorists" . It's Nice to see Humanity Waking Up!
I am from germany and i recognice the same since this year from rain and Sun. And 4 years ago i recognice some other strange Things. And i See after the rain in my flowerpots some white cristals. And after i and my dog stay in rain we both habe itchys. Jesus please come soon 🙏🏻🕊❤️ Sorry about my Bad englisch
It is the same here in england because all Of the plants seemed to have mottled leaves,in the countryside the wild berries died on the plants before they could be picked. Other garden plants do not prosper as previously .People on TH-cam say that cloud spraying is rife.
Cloud spraying…is called seeding, is used to potentially increase precipitation, like rain or snow in specific area usually during periods of drought or to enhance snowpack in mountainous regions also used to suppress hail, dissipate fog, or reduce lightning in western US state and agencies supported efforts occur across California, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, North Dakota, Utah, and Idaho. All places were drought is a very common thing. Silver iodide exist naturally in the environment at low concentrations so it is not known to be harmful to humans or wildlife. experts have not found any harmful effects of cloud seating with silver iodide on the environment the concentration of silver in a storm from cloud seating as far below the accepted limit of 50 µg per liter. and the only other country that uses silver iodide for cloud seating is the United Arab Emirates to address water challenges in the Country, Cloud seeding is also referred to as man-made precipitation and artificialrain making. I worked for NWS for years, and if a particular storm cloud formation would suit the program and dum water in designated area of drought….seeding was done. Again please educate yourselves before you go down rabbit hole of conspiracy.
All the sunflowers were facing away here in Northwest Indiana on a patio at a restaurant. I pointed it out to my family. My dad said drought, but that seems odd.
Sun is way to intense. Anything in my yard not under shade clothe is burnt. This includes tomatoes, cucumbers, figs, avocados, apple, pear, cherry, and nectarine trees. Even the blackberry bushes have brown crunchy leaf tips this year. The citrus trees have whitish burn spots on the leaves.
I am seeing online groups reporting problems with their gardens. Anything from plants not growing to something killing their gardens. Something is going on.
I have a small garden. About 15 tomato plants. They are barely growing. Under 2 ft tall and indeterminates. I have only gotten about 1/3 of a walmart bag of tomatoes so far. 3 watermelon plants, one golfball size fruit that died. 3 zucchini. Only one fruit on. Etc.
We are here in Idaho and in the past, after it would rain, our garden looked nourished and happy. Over the past few months, we have gotten small showers here and there, but our garden doesn't look very good at all after those showers. We have witnessed more air traffic as well....Times are crazy, that is for sure....We are preppers/homesteaders, but the most important thing is, we are trusting God for protection....Glad your getting to move where your family is ...Praying for safe travels for you and your sweet little family...God bless...Sherri-Payette Idaho
I have pictures of the sky .first they sprayed straight lines, the lines started to turn into crazy old telephone cord continuous loops or question mark shapes ...that changes the temp In the next two to three days to cool overcast..I am talking down from 110 to 85 or 90. We r California experts in soil, and hot weather growing 💗
Sherri, my wife and I are from Payette but living in Canyon County. I think the smaller or stunted gardens may have something to do with the heavy smoke from the huge range and forest fires this year. Maybe.
I’ve been telling people for over a year now that the sun is/has changed. It used to be yellowish and you could actually look at it. It has changed to almost white and you can no longer look at it because it’s so bright.
I've said it a few times throughout this thread. We are in a grand solar maximum for the next couple of years. It happens about every 11 years. This one is much stronger with several times the solar flares than an average solar maximum. This causes much more radiation than normal..hard on plants and people. I think that's why the sun looks whiter and brighter..
@@LookingForThatBlessedHope It's Geo-engineering. Nano sprayed particulates from military and commercial planes. Supposed to protect us from the sun. Or at least that's what THEY say.
I noticed this change in the sun probably 10 years ago. You get burned very quickly as well. I have to wear 30 block every time I go out to the garden or I keep getting burned even with a base tan. I used to lie out in the sun and slather myself with butter or baby oil and sun tan and never got burned.
100% - it’s also much more fierce and much more reflective on car windscreen.(due to weakened magnetosphere) Not many people are able to see it for some reason??
Wow just reading all the comments here. I am blessed that 2024 has been my best year garden since I started my garden in 2021. I live in zone 9b sw Florida. I garden year round. From July to August I have harvested 14 pineapples in May I harvested over 100 lbs of bananas. Just about everything I grow is in raised beds. I don't use synthetic commercial fertilizers. I make my own compost and compost teas and harvest rain water which my plants have doubled in size this summer from all of the rain we have been getting. I tested our rain and its pure. The advice I would give to other gardeners is succession sowing plants as back ups, use compost teas. I make mine using aloe plants I grow. And add fresh compost around your plants for the mico organisms to feed your soil, multch around your plants and grow cover crops to fix the nitrogen in your soil. Never leave your soil bare and don't till your soil. I have added lots of zinnias, sunflowers and marigolds to my garden beds this year and have had lots of bees, wasps, butterflies and ladybugs visiting my garden.
Good advice. Similar to methods I use. I've had a few issues with some blight and funguses. Makes sense. It has been cool, cloudy, and damp a lot since spring, not as many warm sunny days. That said, it has been a minor issue. I always plant multiple varieties and succession to mitigate issues like that. It's interesting to hear all these folks with these issues. I don't buy into the weather manipulation as the biggest factor, though I do believe it happens. I think it has way more to do with the sun and weak magnetic shield on earth. I suggest people look into more no till, no dig, deep mulch, and organic amendments. Love my sunflowers. Companion planting a good idea as well. Works great for me. Healthy soil and great gardens every year. I also have well water and am in the middle of nowhere. Still, I've heard from a number of people in town, at work, etc... that are having the issues these other people are. Pretty much all of them use conventional methods.
I have been screaming this for the last 4 years. I’ve always had a green thumb. Beautiful gardens, even here in SE NC in sand. Lots of work, but great yields. The last 4 years - almost nothing. So sad. I was doubting my abilities as a gardener. But my neighbor had better results. The difference was he put burlap above his plants. What was he capturing in that burlap that was coming down on my plants and soil? It’s not us. It’s them.
@@ukminutemanIt is a type of fabric. They used to make animal feed sacks (bags) out of it. The fabric feels like it is made out of jute threads and it is an open weave, not a tight weave like cotton fabric.
@@CC-mm3bl Burlap above the plants would also keep any chemicals being sprayed in our atmosphere from falling on the plants (and soil around them). If these chemicals are toxic to the plants, they may act like a weed killer acts on weeds.
Was attending a class, and one of my classmates was a farmer. He was complaining about his potato crop. He said that the crops that were in the greenhouse did well along with the pollinating insects. The outdoor crops did not do well and the insects were missing.
The north and south poles are moving, and will eventually flip. This messes with the magnetosphere and has degraded it by 25% (at least) This is why the sun, which used to be yellow, now looks white, and also why the sky looks different (its a lighter blue) The magnetosphere is what protects life on earth from the sun. Especially ultraviolet radiation. The best thing you can do for your garden is to cover it with 30% shade cloth.
Amen. The world has gone haywire. Danger Will Robinson😅. God our Father is with us that are with Him. Thanks be to Jesus for our Salvation through His suffering. ❤Talk about giving the skin off your back, what a champion conquerer Almighty Christ.
I'm in northern California and my garden has been terrible this year. The depletion of our magnetic field is allowing more of the sun's radiation to come through. That's what's causing the sun to go from yellow to white. The Sunflowers are even turning their backs on the sun. My plants look burnt and they're getting enough water. I moved some of my plants into a small greenhouse and they're coming back to life. We are in a magnetic pole shift and the sun is at it's 11 year solar maximum. And none of this is man made like they want you to think.
I had to tarp my grow beds to get them warm enough to grow….so far so good but’s it’s not my usual yield I get…sad even I’ve not seen too many bees, butterflies, and birds too.
@@MikkiandAngel we just got through three weeks of 100+ days, I think it was the heat that got them. Haven't seen any bees, very few butterflies, but still have the same birds over the last several years, actually quite a few.
all sorts of weird stuff is going on with my garden in the last few years , such as stunted growth, incomplete rippening , die offs for no logical reason ect..
I live in the thumb of Michigan. Since early spring, i have noticed flowers and trees blooming early, vegetables in the garden have already come and gone. This being the 20th of August, I have apples ready to pick, my peaches are finished and acorns on my oaks are dropping. Update: September 29th and I have lilacs, yes lilacs blooming with flowers, buds and new leaves appearing...Crazy!!
Last year my crops weren’t like before so I just did what I do and prayed over it. Pray over your crops I do and if something doesn’t grow then it wasn’t good for u. It really helps 2 Chronicles 7:14-16 American Standard Version (ASV) if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land
I've seen very few bees this year. Part of me wonders if there is something in the water that is affecting the bees. I've had to hand pollinate most of my squashes and my melons have a ton of flowers but not very melons. Off Grid with Doug and Stacy have discussed some of things that are happening in this regard.
@@utopicconfections5257 if you look it up, bees are dying off by the millions, and so are a lot of other animals dying. God said this sort of thing would happen before his son’s return! The Bible is literally unfolding right before our very eyes, and people chose to turn a blind eye to it. It’s very sad, and I pray that people will wake up! God bless you!!✝️🧎🏼♂️
Grasshoppers here in SW Colorado has been devastating. People are also noticing that the sun is different, the sunflowers don’t follow the sun! WHAT????
I live in NE Ohio, I moved here in 1988 and was able to grow excellent gardens back then. Over the past decade I have basically given up trying to grow a garden. We get rain all the time, it stays wet and cloudy most of the time. The big thing I notice this year, is no bugs, no butterflies, no bees, it is sad, It is called cloud seeding, The US Government contracts to private companies to cloud seed here in the US and overseas to produce massive rains or floods. They use the cloud seeding weather to impact countries they want to impair.
Yea they seeded the clouds in Vietnam to make the monsoon season last longer. So they have been manipulating the weather for years,It’s what they call climate change
We plant to bring in the bees and good bugs and there are very noticeably fewer insects. I have always had a wasp problem and have one very small nest this year. Ants seem to be doing ok. They poison our land with chemicals and pollute it with human sewage. A farmers wife told me her husband every year would get down off his tractor and walk the plowed land looking for arrowheads. Not any more, he stay on his tractor this crap, yes I meant to say that, creates a toxicity that will last for centuries.
Hi from a small town near Cape Town, South Africa. We have been "preppers" for many years, facing the derision of most of our friends and family. But it meant that in the Covid-crisis, we did not have to stand in queues for food and other items..... and we ate healthy food from our vegetable patch throughout.... I consider a prepping mindset a sign of a thoughtful, logical brain! Fortunately we do not have chemtrails here at the tip of Africa - for which I am extremely grateful. Our water here in the Western Cape Province is also pretty good (in most areas other than informal housing lots). Just know that we are praying for all our American brothers and sisters facing this terrible time - God Bless you and keep you safe!
I live in south Mississippi. Keep in mind that my family has farmed thousands of acres for over a hundred years. I know how to grow vegetables. Last year and this year, I have had horrible crop failures. Three years ago, I was giving vegetables away - beautiful, bountiful crops. Last year, in late spring, a drought set in; I hooked up my irrigation system, which draws water out of my lake. After a couple of days, my entire garden all but died. I figured someone upstream had used herbicides, and the runoff from previous rains had gone into my lake. But, it hadn't rained in weeks. I replanted right before the next rains. Thinking the water from my lake had herbicides in the water, I only used well water. Again, the crops came up, started fruiting, and again, one morning, I went out to check my crop performance, and most of the various vegetables looked wilted. All my squash plants looked like frost had killed them. Other vegetables were either stunted or peekid. My harvest was very dismal. One day, I visited the farm supply store, struck up a conversation with other growers, and much to my surprise, they had suffered crop failures very similar to mine. I was still skeptical. I figured there was a simple explanation. I had another soil analysis done. The results were normal. I figured I'd simply add more organic matter to the soil and buy all new seeds for this year. This spring, as I had done in previous years, I planted again, thinking "surely" I've solved the problem. Sure enough, crops came up: corn, squash, eggplants, tomatoes, okra, etc. I made sure I planted friendly vegetables with friendly ones. I planted unfriendly crops (crops that don't do well, when planted near each other), far away from each other. They looked awesome. Once again, the crops started withering and dying. To say my suspicions were growing was an understatement. When the Tennessee legislature passed a bill to stop aerial spraying, my suspicions grew even stronger. See the article listed below - one of many articles. (www.tennessean.com/story/news/local/2024/03/20/tennessee-senate-passes-bill-banning-chemtrails-what-to-know/73027586007/ Myself, and many others are convinced and "woke" to the fact that the Federal governmen, working in conjunction with other nefarious conspiracies, is "deliberately", and purposely destroying the American people, by any / every means possible, using very subtle and deceptive means. God help us!
Absolutely I believe they are, too. Evil Evil people that want us all dead. One commentor I read on another site said " Time to Group up, people" Interesting.
The government is accually trying to help by spraying the skies with reflective materials ; but in vein it will get worse . Use sun shades 40 percent and build greenhouses and microgarden
I'm about 60 miles outside of Pittsburgh in a small town. I can tell y everyone I know who gardens had everything die all within a few days of each other. We blamed it on the heat. Even my friends who live close to Pittsburgh had the entire garden die basically overnight. But my neighbor across the street, his garden is struggling but it's still there. Hope that helps. Basically it's weird all over the USA
I live 24 miles NE of Pgh and my garden is doing okay but not great. My garlic & potatoes were good but my peppers nothing, onions 3 survived, my tomatoes are okay but not like last year. 9th yr of gardening. My beds are in partial shade or I wouldn’t have anything. My kids garden in Butler county is doing great - everything survived in full sun. They’re 3rd yr of gardening.
I live about 40 miles east of Pittsburgh. I grow in small greenhouses now, since gardening is easier that way at my age. First time ever that I had so many problems. Tomatoes wouldn't grow...even with solar fans circulating the air It's been a very difficult growing season. Greens seemed unaffected, but tomatoes and peppers didn't want to develop.
My family in Northern California and Oregon have had weird weather patterns, terrible garden yields, and a lack of bees. There is zero doubt they are manipulating the weather, and poisoning the rain.
I live in Indiana. I have noticed my garden is not as strong as it has been in the past years......Today is August 18, 2024.....I saw a fawn with spots on it yesterday, I've never seen a fawn that young this late in the year. There is most definitely an increase of the "straight clouds".
Ya, we have had strange behavior from the deer here in Washington. We have 3 mommas that have been giving birth in our yard for the last few years and I have had a daily front row seat in their growth and behavior. This year the babies have not grown at a normal pace, three of the five born here still are very small and with spots that look more like June fawns. Also the moms seem to leave the babies alone for much longer times. Quite often the babies are coming out calling for mom and then meeting up with each other and hanging out nibbling for an hour or more by themselves before any mom shows up. We still have two fawns which are not traveling full time with mom and being left to bed down on our property. One about 30 ft from the house and the other up in some bushes about a 100 ft from the house. We normally leave areas where the fawns bed down untouched until they are no longer bedding down alone but traveling full time with mom. That usually happens before July rolls around. Now we are past the middle of August and still not able to mow the tall grasses that grow near the house( 8-10 ft). We like it cleared before it all gets too dry and becomes a fire hazard. Anyway sorry for the long winded story, but the behavior just isn’t normal for what we have watched for the last several years.
We have a fawn with spots here by our house too. Also my cat brought me a baby bird. I’ve also seen a couple baby frogs but I don’t know frogs lifecycle. August 21st in GA
Indiana here as well, me and the fam was driving about a 2 weeks ago. Stopped and watched a spotted fawn and had a talk about it being weird. Strange others are seeing this also
@Chris-yo4ks oh , ok , so I am not crazy. August , in Montana and still seeing very tiny spotted fawns. So not normal. Teeny tiny spotted fawns and that has just never happened. And not just 1 but a lot.
We saw two spotted fawns in Pennsylvania last week. It was August 30th. And my garden has just been a complete waste this year. It was last year, too. Last year, I planted 4 eggplant plants and got 1 eggplant. So, this year, I planted 28 eggplant plants and we've got maybe 6 eggplants. All the other plants except the okra have just not produced much of anything. Something is terribly wrong.
I noticed where I live that the sky is lighter blue colored on sunny days and the sun is more of a bright yellowish white. Way brighter then when I was growing up
I noticed the sun was brighter after the Japanese earthquake several years ago. The tectonic plates shifted and the sun appeared to come up in a different place. It’s like it’s a few degrees off. The Inuit tribe spoke to NASA about it.
I’ve also noticed that the sky is always a pale blue, like whitewashed. It’s rare that it is the deep blue that it used to be. I have not taken notice of the sun but I will now. My sister did just say to me two days ago that she noticed the sun is paler. I live in Maine.
@@andrewkintzele8848 Agree...and to me...the colours of everything green has changed since we had the solar eclipse. I can't even glance at the sun like I use to...
I’m a year round gardener in Brooklyn, Ny working 2 relatively small backyard gardens. We’ve been enjoying tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, peppers, chard, and various other things throughout this growing season. I will say that I feel my garden is a little less lush than I might like, but that could also be that August tends to be a month of fading to some degree. I’m all preparing for our fall garden. Already got a lot started..
Its chemical spraying. People often mistaken this for vapour trail. Vapour trail dissipates approximately 1-2 miles behind the aircraft. Chemical trail will linger and fan out. The chemical dehydrates and acts as an accelerant thus promoting fires. It also damages the stomach lining. Take care!
Agreed But chemical have been observed since 2007 here. Crops were never affected before. Something must be different this year. I heard rocket fuel traces are now being found in our local produce. There has definitely been a huge uptick in launched space craft in the last decade.
Fukushima didn't help.Microwave can also damage and work in conjunction with H.A.A.R.P..and chemtrailes.Chemwebs on plants.Two suns truth hidden.Insects going fast.
@@Fusion_Tranquility_Meditation I strongly disagree. IF that was true, then citrus that is grown literally on KSC and CCAFS would be affected. I know this for fact, because I have bees on those groves and test regularly by myself, the State and the government for residuals. We would know if that was true. Second, the fuels today used on rockets rp1/glorified kerosene,oxygen,methane, and hydrogen. Hyperbolic fuels are only used for maneuvering thrusters in space. The FAA does extensive atmospheric testing for these fuels. I would love to know where you get you data information from?
Hi. Peter from Florida here. Nearly impossible to grow in Florida but this year everything but the sweet potatoes died. Heat, lack of rain, too much rain, and pestilence. It may just be an earthly "cycle" but... I think I know where you're going with this. Look... There's so much evil in this world that anything is possible. On my end, to resolve it (or my next attempt) is a greenhouse.
Yes I agree. It could be a blessing that it will push people into greenhouses. The reason I say that is good is because I believe we are going to need them. I think everyone should be thinking along those lines. I would recommend passive solar greenhouses and even underground greenhouse that can be made very cheap. The temp is more stable underground and in a pinch can help in a survival situation and the best part is growing citrus in North America. Oh and they are year round gardening.
Interesting you should say that. I have a hoop house 10x20 x 7ft high and I have about 15 tomato plants in there and they are growing like crazy and are healthy. Then outside I have about 20 tomato plants and they look rough, spindly, lots of browning and poor production. The hoop house tomatoes are hand watered with well water. The outdoor tomatoes get rain and well water. I did not make the connection until just now. Maybe there IS something wrong with the rain water?!
HI Torri? The amount of rainfall we have been getting in certain parts of the country is contributing to microorganism growth. Lyloc bushes and other flowering plants have are being attacked. Places that use fertilizer are even worse. The nutrients are actually feeding molds and soil infestations. Oak wilt is on the rise. Birch trees are more like cactus. Water logged cores. Farm crops didn't get planted earlier, so corn is barely shoulder high now. The cranberry harvest is two months ahead of schedule. Areas that experienced drought over the past years are now flooded. Mead lake, exposed additional land while water was down. Across the country, we are experiencing abnormal conditions. War is on our footsteps. And our food supply is threatened.
Same thing is happening to me, I thought I was over watering my plants. So many fruit flies, mold, mushrooms, as well as other types of bugs and it’s killed every single plant. Two years ago, I had 32 plants and now I have none. My sunflowers died my tomatoes. I even tried to use water thinking that that wouldn’t be contaminated.
@@daughteroftheking6402 me too! It's like they're acting like I'm over watering but I'm not! I have only 4 left that are not dying now and it's never been this way before I do use filtered water and organic soil but they're outside and it's different this year I'm in Wa state and the bugs are crazy this year
A number of people here in New Zealand are also experiencing problems in their gardens. We are seeing plants burnt after rain, stunted growth, fruit trees that fail to produce blossom, a lot more powdery mildew, an absence of many insect species, plants stop growing late summer instead of mid autumn. We have visible chemtrails most days, along with EMF weather manipulation, so the effects we see in our gardens could be a result of both airborne contaminates and EMF radiation.
@Magdalena-ow7gy If you're talking about produce from the grocery stores it's probably the APEEL that they are now spraying on everything including organic food. It doesn't wash off because it penetrates the skins and peels and enters into the fruit or vegetable edible part.
I’m glad to know that I’m not the only one that’s having issues with their plants. I plant about the same thing every year. But this year many turn brown or wilt. Yes I water and treat for pests if need be. I’m not doing anything different than past years. This year I am babying them and doing all I know to help them be and stay healthy. I grow my plants from seeds except for flowers. The veggies and flowers both have the same issues. I always thought something was going on too. So I’m glad you made it known to me how you feel. Thanks. By the way I’m new here and already like your show. I’m a new subbie. 😊
I am so glad to read these comments and hear this channel because I just thought that I was doing something wrong. I'm in Utah and this year I've had a few raspberries, strawberries, dill and a few flowers. Last year my cucumbers came on like gangbusters, but this year the plant doesn't look good at all. Last year, I also had more tomatoes than I have this year and some of my tomato plants don't have any tomatoes on them. I was hopping for a good harvest, but not this year. After reading all of the comments, sad to say, but I'm feeling better about my gardening skills. :-)
I cant keep any of my plants alive, i am loosing 100 year old oak trees and i am really struggling to breath outside. I see so many trails in the sky, i have no idea how to protect my plants
Just found this channel and subscribed. It's good to see young people who are awake. I'm a 67 yo medically retired RN. Have lived all over the US including Alaska. I'll be interested in seeing what you have to say.
I noticed this on one car in my work parking lot the other day. I wondered where he parked to get that. It was like a milky smeared mess from window washing. Then I saw it on another car. Our parking lot is open, no trees or any other environmental reasons for this. I thought I was crazy for noticing this. So glad I wasn’t alone.
Here in New England we have had so much rain over the last few years which is not so bad, but the rains have been so intense that the plants take a beating. Also, flowers we plant (potted) have all died. Our Strawberries and blueberries didn’t produce much either. It has definitely been a strange couple of years.
Hi I'm in Washington state. Same thing here. The rain seems like it's killing everything in my garden. I do believe it's what's being sprayed. If anyone could I would say get a greenhouse.
@PattyAngel64. Didn't help me...still watering from the water-butt and I've just cleared out all my toms from the greenhouse cos the plants were stricken with something. Took off all the green toms and hope they redden on a tray instead!
Same in Sweden… saw a few insects ALL summer, usully loads of them. What I do know is that windturbines in Sweden kill about a metric ton of insects each, EVERY year… so that’s one thing. Might also be that there are being poisoned through the air and water. In Vietnam they sprayed agent orange to defoliate the forest. Who knows, maybe they are mixing something in the jetfuel knowingly or unknowingly that has a slower effect on insects and plants.
I live in Wisconsin. I noticed a change in the bugs and birds in 2020. Every year since, things have become more and more "off." This year, 2024, I have noticed things that would normally be washed clean by the rain are dirtier after it rains; the trails are happening more often and consistently, and even on sunny days, the sky has a haze.
Here in CT blueberry bushes loaded with berries never ripened because of over 1 week of constant downpour and clouds all day, tomatoes Finally ripening the last few days, local wildlife pecking, eating whatever there is available, not much. Adjusting what I plant now. In short, I expect tons of rain every year. I have canning jars full of died daylilly buds, Very filling and tasty in the skillet. Daylillies love rain, they can literally live happily in waterlogged ground, same as skirret. I planted a water garden with edible tubers and its flourishing. I had to harvest my cabbage crop 2 weeks ago or it would have all rot in the deluge of rain. My second crop of peas shot up quickly in two weeks of grew 6-12". I planted a second crop of potatoes, and will plant 100 garlic in mid-late Sept. All is fine, my huge compost heap is rotting away in the rain and I will absolutely not be needing any manure, will be amending the garden with compost soon, just let the rain rot it. This rain + compost will being earthworms which will enrich the soil with their poop/worm castings so All Is Well. Making rainfall lemons into lemonaide for the garden. If they want to bring drought then I'll make stinging nettle compost tea, still a win-win. Think skirret. Its roots Love water and they grow in huge masses 1 foot long if the soil is deep and rich and not too rocky. Potatoes need fluffier soil (compost compost compost) if the rains continue unabated.
Aluminum in the soil will block a plant from absorbing potassium. My garden has dwindled significantly over the past 40 years, and I blame the chemtrailing. I moved to Tennessee 10 years ago, and my gardening here has been a downhill effort, as the plants seem sicker every season. Chemtrailing was made illegal here by the state legislature this year, and I hope it is not too late. Still hitting it though, and will never give up. Best of life to everyone!
I’m quite curious to see if the health of your vegetation returns now with the new legislation. I hope we can get the same passed in other states as well.
Tennessee isn't a big state, so I think it's reasonable to see that chemical ops in neighboring states (especially those west of you) could rain down on you once those clouds have moved East.
I'm here in New York and I can say this has been a terrible year for my garden. Very little, if any productivity, plants look terrible, more weeds. I thought I just wasn't attentive enough, but neighbors are having the same issues.
Thank you, I was thinking I was the reason why my garden isn't doing very well this year. My corn is stunted and my winter squash looks like it was hit with frost.
Pa. Here and my garden never did this poorly, and I just can’t believe that people don’t see what they are doing to us from above, some people must never look up it’s so obvious but I guess they are just blind or just to busy to even care. All the clouds we have anymore are grey with black bottoms and there is always a strange smell to the air we are being poisoned from above.
Hiya! I live in NW Ontario. Typically we have a short but decent growing season, meaning, we can grow enough food to get us through the harsh winter, if we try. This year about two weeks ago our potato crop just up and snuffed it! Literally turned yellow and stopped growing. No blight, it was dry, but no drought.. this happened after we got a weird, epic unexpected 24 hr long RAINFALL. The peppers that I planted at the same garden (we have 2 properties) all shivelled up and died within one month. Our corn was growing like gangbusters to about hip hight and instantly became loaded with blackfly (which I have never seen here before) and didn't tassle up at all so my husband chopped it all down. Squash was a no go. We planted them out, fed them, mulched them... and there they are (still the same) simply didn't grow at all!!! It's flippin' weird!!! Not gonna lie. Our gardens at home are ok, but just ok. Having to feed them LOTS with calcium and nitrogen. Lettuce was great, pickles are good, but ya, I have to wonder, is it safe to eat this stuff? and what's going on?? seriously?? Oh and don't start about the bugs, we've seen hardly ANY!! Where the heck are all the bugs??? Most suspicious 🤐🤫🤨
For sveral years now, bug's are the reason my garden foils, along with mildew's and rot. But the bad bug's are horrible in my garden every year! I've given up even trying to grow! The few potted veggies I did this year didn't do squat.. a few tiny peppers, thats it. But my neighbor has a gorgeous organic garden that usually does very well, except I suspect this year it might not have because he didn't bring over any extras like he usually does. Humans are carnivores anyway, so at this point I'm barely eating veggies... but they're aiming to destroy livestock as well, so either way, we need to start inditing every single representative of the corporate state, city, and county for their treason!! Each district has agreed to, and signed up for this!! Not only indite them legally, but also file complaints to the insurance agency's who bond their public position!!! That's what really gets them, they'll lose their job after a couple complaints, cause the insurance company will drop them!
Keep doing the things; preparing with the necessities, growing what you can, purchasing what you can and helping others with the spiritual , psychological and physical aspects. Peace.
We're in NoCo here, along the front range. We had a pretty impressive small garden last year but this year it's done nothing. Cucumbers have tons of blooms, but haven't gotten a single cucumber. No tomatoes, lettuce never came up, jalapenos haven't done anything and no squash or zucchini either. We do have several green bell peppers, but they are only about half the size they should be. Also noticed sunflowers don't seem to look towards the sun and haven't seen many honey bees at all. Definitely something going on.
I'm on the western slope the temperatures were off this year so many things are late. I will say I only use goat magic on my gardens and bone ash we raised goats and they help us with our gardens. The season took off like a shot and now our produce is coming on great. I can tell you sun light is measurably different. Shade cloth has made a difference in some plants. The greenhouse is also been different this year which I don't get because normally it doesn't run this hot
It's related to the magnetic pole shift. As the pole migrate faster and faster towards each other, our protective magnetic field is greatly reduced, allowing more and more solar radiation to hit the planet.
You are totally correct, that's what I said in my comment. Ya, the depletion of the magnetic field is allowing more of it's radiation to come through. That's why it looks more white than yellow. I have some plants in a small greenhouse and they're doing better than the ones outside. It's a combination of the sun and lack of bees.
We live in the state of Alaska and they have been spraying our skies. There are criss crosses over our whole sky in days when it's not cloudy. We have a lot more rain...almost everyday now. We finally covered our garden because last year nothing ripened, our crops molded and rotted on the vine. It's also been colder in the summers. We've been putting grow lights over our tomatoes, etc. We've also had to feed our crops more even after composting and manure. Things just aren't thriving here.
I now use a poly tunnel greenhouse that i keep open on both ends to control the heat but no direct rain or wind and my plants are growing like crazy 👍🏻
@@jthepickle7 I have no doubt about that and I don't honestly know what effect that has long term for the plants but they are doing what I want them too for now
Middle Tennessee here. This gardening season has been a huge struggle. Too much rain. Not enough rain. Insect pressure. We've had some intense heat/humidity that required putting up shade cloth for the first time ever. Not everything did poorly, but some crops we've always easily grown have just withered and died. We're hoping for better luck with the fall garden, but my husband and I have had a similar conversation on/off all year that there must be something in the rain or the air.
Hi Torry, we're in South Central Indiana and have had extremely successful gardens for the last 8 years. The exception has been the past 2 years. Although we have had an abundance of produce the last 2 years, our plants are prematurely dying. We use all organic fertilizer, and the plants look amazing for about 2 months . Everything starts to turn yellow and die. We have had extremely dry periods with extreme heat, but when the rain comes, it seems to destroy the cucumber, squash, and tomatoes. I have 50 years of experience and have never seen the drastic changes in my gardening as what has happened in the last 2 years. We're seriously looking at investing in a high tunnel greenhouse for next year. PEACE AND SISTERS BE SAFE AND PRAY 🙏
Our garden is still going strong, we eat fresh every day but I don't know anyone else that is having a good year. The light is harsher this year. We live in the woods, so our garden doesn't get full sun. Maybe thats the difference? Edit to add: Northern Georgia, zone 8b
I just subscribed to your channel. I was born in Pennsylvania moved to Maryland and then to Virginia. I always wanted to be back in the country. I finally got to move to my forever home on 21 acres in Missouri with lots and lots of trees. I am so glad I found someone who sees the same thing as me. I have always gardened and I have been saying for at least a year or two my gardens are not like they used to be. This year was awful. I have always payed attention to nature and my surroundings and it is getting worse all the time. Food does not taste like it use to. We bought some tomatoes from the Amish and they were delicious. They tasted like a real tomato. We also got some fresh free range eggs from a neighbor down the road a ways and they were amazing tasting like I remember as a child in the country. We have well water and we have been working on doing the best we can to prepare. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Many people have noticed all the strange unexplainable but are very reluctant to talk about it except between family and close friends that think alike. We have been lied to about everything our entire lives and for some people it is just easier not to acknowledge the facts. Thank you for sharing and having an outlet to inform people.
I have been wondering why when it rains my zucchini and squash Rots. It will start looking great and I think it’s gonna be harvested in a few more days, it rains then rots!
We live in the NC foothills and we’ve had a Mediterranean climate all summer. Rain, humidity, heat more than usual. Some plants have thrived, Elderberries, grapes, Blueberries, Figs, Tromboncino squash, Beans and hybrid tomatoes survived. All Heirloom tomatoes were killed off by the heat/humidity in July. Big, healthy heirlooms turned yellow almost overnight and gave up. Tip, we have two 10x10 beds with cattle panels, we covered with greenhouse material, leaving both sides open. They never get rained on and have to be hand watered. Rest of the beds are in the weather. It’s been a tough growing season in many areas. Every year you learn what works better than the last and then flip a coin!
I live in SETX. Had a drought last year and my plants did ok with the irrigation system. This year we had Hurricane Beryl and it rained a few more times after that. I knew something was going to happen because the insects wouldn't leave my orchard alone. No matter what I sprayed on the trees, the insects wouldn't go away. The trees all survived the hurricane and it was like nothing touched them. Weeks later, all my trees dropped their leaf's. But for some reason, the weeds are absolutely thriving.
Another thing I noticed- I have some pomegranate bushes. Usually, they get a fungus on them but I get female flowers that pollinate (fruit turns rotten). This year, they looked super healthy but no fungus and all I got were male flowers so no fruit.
We had a rough garden this year, too... things took FOREVER to come up in the spring. Lots of plants just didn't produce well, and it's just been such an off year. You're not alone!
I'm in east Tennessee we had a stint of no rain in June a mini drought so to say most of my garden was surviving until it rained. After the rain lot of it died. It seemed weird until I came across your video. Now it makes sense.
Around my area (Vancouver Island) there have been no butterflies, no tree frogs (or any frogs), a handful of songbirds, very few. When I walk in the forest, it is dead silent this year. My garden is so slow and there are no pollinators around so I've had to hand pollinate everything.
I’m not a great gardener but have grown food plants 40 years and something is wrong . I think it’s the sun ray, I was born 1950 under a yellow sun now the sun looks white. Tomatoes grown in the greenhouse have nice green leaves. Tomatoes outside turn yellow and rust looking.
I am up near Estes. We have totally said the same thing. The clouds look so strange!! Our rain has been so odd. And yes, my garden looks strange and wilted a day after the rain. First time seeing your sight.
First time to your site. I'm in South Carolina, and am experiencing a dreadful growing season. Our fruit trees have been failing as well. "They" don't want us independent. Enough said.
I’m in Washington state, I planted potatoes,peas, carrots, beets and turnips in March/April and they all did well. Aside from the beets, great tips no beet… have canned 6 pints of carrots, 7-8 of turnips, and 5 of peas… potatoes did well and I dug them up in August and got a pretty good crop. My spaghetti squash are doing great, have dozen or more. Acorn, butternut and pumpkins… plants grew great no flowers and no fruit. Though as soon as it cooled off and rained in late august I started seeing more growth and flowers, have maybe 3 tennis ball size acorn squash. Pole beans looked really good, grew them and corn at the same time and the crop looks good, but I think a rabbit is getting in and eating the bean leaves… have picked about five to six pounds of beans to date, picked most of them. I’m on a well, and watered heavily off that well water. Now, I have replanted peas, carrots, beets and turnips and the peas are coming up kinda but no sign of the others.
These videos are awesome, it’s so thoughtful and brave of you. So many things you cover and talk about is what I’ve been needing to get me into gear, I suffer from depression and trauma so last couple years I’ve been trying to figure out how to make my self feel good and not always being tired or no energy and motivation, but I’ve been telling my bf the foods we eat are not good for us and that it’s hurting us
My peppers, tomatoes, and general outdoor plants have been infested with white flies, gnats, spiders. It has been 98 to 114 for weeks. No rain all summer, dirty grey skies, nasal allergies off the chart.
No ones garden did very hood in our neighborhood. We had a bunch of those planes this year too. My flowers are not looking good. Two days ago after the rain the sky looked strange. The solar lights where on but the sky looked light in a strange way.
New here. I've never commented on TH-cam before. I've always been interested in connecting my daily life with the natural world, but I've lived in cities until my divorce 18 months ago. Although I don't agree with labels, most people would call me a liberal. This feels like a space where I won't be judged for that. I grew up in rural western NC and am excited to reconnect and learn more about preparedness and natural living from others, especially other women in ways I haven't thought about. Thank you so much for your content. I'm ready to learn more.
Same here in NW MO. I also noticed that my ponies are preferring last year's hay compared to the pasture. They never eat hay if grass is available. They are coming up everyday for hay and they will eat it twice a day if I feed it. They clean it up. There is plenty of grass out there. The only thing I can think of is the grass is either surface contaminated or the soil is contaminated.
In CT, I found that a potting soil that I bought this spring stunted or killed everything I used it with. Store bought seeds didn't do as well as seeds that I saved from last year. I use rain barrels for my plants. Good Luck, Rick
The potting soil most likely has glycol Roundup residuals still active. It is the most difficult thing to remove from soils. That and PFA’s the fix is notify the manufacturer of the potting soil. Take the potting soil” lay it on its side in full Sun.Helps breakdown the chemical bonds. Add biochar to the affected soil and to the bagged soil. And do a soil test for pesticides and herbicides on your garden soil.
@@sunhatsally8064 Thank you. That's a very good point. I decided to make my own potting soil by blending horse manure composte, soil from my land, and clean sand. It seems to work well. I got a kick from your handle. My late wife always wore big sun hats. There's still several on top of the chest of drawers. Good Luck, Rick
Hi, your video popped up so i watched as what you are talking about is of huge interest for me .First off i live in Canada , Manitoba to be exact and this year has been unusual .First we got lots of rain , like 2.5 inch's a day in the early part of the season which oddly enough i had a lot of issues with seeds coming up , replanted a lot .But what has caught me eye even more is the tree's dying all over .........perfectly healthy young as in ten year old poplar /aspen just dead ? and even the five year ones are just drying up , completely healthy last year and now just statues ? My garden took way longer to start and although it seems fine there are plants not acting right , some are dying off , some like the sweet corn seem to be acting as if mature but based on the ears they should not be ? I get white spores on the soil in certain areas as well which i am shoveling up and burning ......no idea what it is but figured just kill it before it does something .But definitely something is changing and changing fast
After some torrential rains mid season...i was expecting robust growth, but instead most went sickly and half died. Now the remaing plants look great. Many had the same experience with their home gardens. Cheers
I recently tested rainwater in Colorado using Autonomic Response Testing and it has aluminum in it. Our wild plants are doing okay, though. It did not have barium or glyphosate at my location. I can test for other things, but these are the ones I focused on.
Where I live when I have noticed a huge increase in people wearing large hats in the summer and also people walking around with umbrellas because the sun is now so damn bright! And yes, the sun used to be yellow, but now is an unbearable white light. I can burn in ten minutes without protection now, even during the winter months! something has most definitely changed.
Hey there sweet friends ❤ I have been on TH-cam for 6 years and yet everyday I am surprised by this platform. I never thought this video would gain traction. I love the positive commentary, I love how supportive most of you are and I love that I can speak freely here. If you know me you know that it pains me to say I can’t keep up with the comments that are rolling in, please know that I am trying to read them all and I appreciate you. If you are new here hey there and welcome! Here are a few things I should address:
1. Yes I am aware of the trails in the sky and weather modification
2. My sweatshirt is from antistate
3. We approach preparedness in a positive, logical way. I don’t try to scare anyone.
4. No, I am not a conspiracy theorist because I question the Rockefeller Norm of everything they told us to do
5. I am and always will be an advocate for self sufficiency but it is okay to live an 80/20 lifestyle.
6. It is okay to disagree with me, but I will not accept name calling and blatant rudeness towards myself, my family or this community.
7. We are oh so grateful for what we have and thank our lucky stars everyday, please know that this life has taken so much sacrifice and patience and you will truly never know what someone is going through.
8. Here is a link to my hose filter though I am sure you can find one cheaper: amzn.to/3Xjr8y5
I am sure I have forgotten something but stay tuned and thank you for your patience as we make this transition ❤❤❤
SILVER IODIDE BLOCKS PHOTOSYNTHESIS UP TO FIFTY PERCENT. GATES WAS GONNA SPRAY THE ATMOSPHERE TO STOP GLOBAL WARMING.
RE. #6
You might want to edit that so it says you "will NOT accept" name-calling, etc.
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@@charmc4152 oh goodness yes, thank you!! ❤️❤️
What's the detox video called? Can you put up a link please.
@@THEECRAZYMEXICAN13 hey there! th-cam.com/video/sTW7g8btXMU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pM79FDKaYsUCYw0-
Between the chemtrails and the weather manipulation. Its a wonder we are still upright. No wonder the plants are struggling. We all are too.
And the Jabs/Boosters...
@johnganshow5536 yes, and those too. Glad I didn't fall for those!
Cloud seeding noted everywhere.
I'm noticing the opposite where I live. Things are flourishing.
The thunder don't even sound the same. It's not a deep bass rumble anymore. Sounds like it's played from a big cheap speaker.
I'm located in the state of Maryland. My gardens are always fantastic even during droughts because we have irrigation. NOTHING survived this year. Corn dead, sunflowers dead, POTATOES didn't even grow. Tomatoes, lettuce, no herbs made it. I literally just told my husband how suspicious this seemed to me.
Test the bacteria in your soil
Same here, I was thinking the land was tired but now I see others are having the same problem
Same here in Ontario.
Same here in Florida.
Crazy chit ❤
Have you noticed how on sunny days . WWen your outside the color of the environment and trees grass houses flowers. None of the colors look as vibrant anymore. The sunlight isn't looking the same. I won't even start on the sky. It not the same blue it was my whole childhood.
I agree with your observation. I don't know if it's a wild thought but right after we had that last eclipse back in April...the colours of greens have a blueish tinge to them. As well...the intensity of the sun is so much more that I can't even glance at it anymore.
I’ve noticed this too. I live in Pennsylvania
Eastern Iowa and YES I've been saying this exact same thing, colors aren't nearly as vibrant as before (I'm a 60 year old veteran, woman) . . . EDIT: my plants haven't flowered this year and I planted 2x what I planted last year. Not to mention what the rains didn't kill off the limited sunlight after plane flyovers have. I've always had a garden 43 years now, disappointed . . . I thought it was just me but all across the US people are saying this
That's because we have 2 other stars shining down on us now
I say this ALL THE TIME!!! I know my husband thought I was going crazy but I used to be a photographer so I studied light and it is NOT the same.
Some states have already signed executives orders forbidden the spraying over their states but it is not enough! We need to come together, forget our differences because we are all human beings and very precious.
The sky has no borders ! The jet stream moves at up to over 200 miles a hour ! It takes time for the fallout to comeback to earth !
@@miriamramos5011 I've been making comments about everyone getting together,Unite and be as one and one for all!! But not much response!I'm from the Pacific N.W. along the banana belt so to speak....
@@Flossie-h8n It's a shame. I guess everyone is waiting till it comes to their home to wake up. God help us.
I have heard gardeners from all over this year saying their gardens had issues this year. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear things are being put in our atmosphere… you’re not crazy.
They definitely are! The skies are constantly sprayed with heavy metals.
I remember last winter or 2 people posting videos showing snow was wonky. Wouldn't really melt like it should when they applied heat. Sort of turned to blob of plastic looking stuff.
@@LisaMccarty-fm2ec oh an aircraft carrier was made for ww2 out of wood chips and ice as it had longer life than just ice ,well this time it's not wood but plastic particles doing much the same and won't thaw.
In Pittsburgh we are being attacked by lantern flies and I believe they are a bio weopon to kill our personal food sources 😢
The north and south poles are moving, and will eventually flip. This messes with the magnetosphere and has degraded it by 25% (at least)
This is why the sun, which used to be yellow, now looks white, and also why the sky looks different (its a lighter blue)
The magnetosphere is what protects life on earth from the sun. Especially ultraviolet radiation.
The best thing you can do for your garden is to cover it with 30% shade cloth.
This may be related, but I have noticed a huge difference in produce from the stores. I have seen so many things in the store already molding and what I have brought home has gone bad so quickly. The quality has definitely changed dramatically in the last 6+ months. I have talked to others in various areas of the US seeing the same thing. God is our source of help. I believe He will watch over us that trust Him. 🙏
Praying indeed 🙌 to our Lord Jesus
You are so right. No matter where I buy produce, I have noticed that it starts to rot the next day.
I thought that was a weird coincidence. Now I know.
Yes!!! I’m in Portland Oregon and sometimes the food at the grocery store already has mold at the store. God be with us all 🙏🏽
I have had concern since COVID supply chain issues. The produce sections in stores are not what they used to be in amount, variety, and quality. Something is definitely going on. I also wonder about where folks are getting seed.
Noticing mold on coconuts. And avacados go bad almost immediately. Produce has changed.
I’m in Florida, balcony apartments for 4 years. I have plants that have lived out there for 4 years and they’ve all died this year. I haven’t done anything different this year.
They’ve got to create food shortages and drought to herd us into doing what they want.
Wait until they start selling us canned air to breath….
This year has been terrible in wa. State on our plants. My tomatoes are just coming on and it's the end of August. They are not ripening and plants look sick
@@TamaraMartin-x8m same here for me
All of my plants that I had for years died on my balcony this summer????
@bubbie8641 weather manipulation. They are doing all kinds of "experiments" supposably to bring rain to drought areas. They are playing God, and the real God is not having any of it.
A Few of us, I myself have been Screaming Out about this for 3 Decades! But was Shut Down as a "Conspiracy Theorists" . It's Nice to see Humanity Waking Up!
I am from germany and i recognice the same since this year from rain and Sun. And 4 years ago i recognice some other strange Things. And i See after the rain in my flowerpots some white cristals. And after i and my dog stay in rain we both habe itchys.
Jesus please come soon 🙏🏻🕊❤️
Sorry about my Bad englisch
Lovely Lady . Your english is good
@@fernandosamf1185 thank you 🙏🏻❤️🕊 god bless you and your Familie and friends 🙏🏻❤️🕊
I hope we meet us soon in the clouds 🙏🏻❤️🕊
@@brieftaube2023 Thank you sister , the Lord heals the broken in heart (spirit , soul ) and binds up their wounds
Your English is fine, Miss. Be kind to yourself ❤
@@brieftaube2023 No worries mate your English is better than my German , I be noticed the same with rain leaves your skin itching..
It is the same here in england because all Of the plants seemed to have mottled leaves,in the countryside the wild berries died on the plants before they could be picked. Other garden plants do not prosper as previously .People on TH-cam say that cloud spraying is rife.
Far less bees as well I've noticed
Cloud spraying…is called seeding, is used to potentially increase precipitation, like rain or snow in specific area usually during periods of drought or to enhance snowpack in mountainous regions also used to suppress hail, dissipate fog, or reduce lightning in western US state and agencies supported efforts occur across California, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, North Dakota, Utah, and Idaho. All places were drought is a very common thing. Silver iodide exist naturally in the environment at low concentrations so it is not known to be harmful to humans or wildlife. experts have not found any harmful effects of cloud seating with silver iodide on the environment the concentration of silver in a storm from cloud seating as far below the accepted limit of 50 µg per liter. and the only other country that uses silver iodide for cloud seating is the United Arab Emirates to address water challenges in the Country, Cloud seeding is also referred to as man-made precipitation and artificialrain making. I worked for NWS for years, and if a particular storm cloud formation would suit the program and dum water in designated area of drought….seeding was done. Again please educate yourselves before you go down rabbit hole of conspiracy.
This makes me think of a farmer who showed his sunflowers all facing away from the sun….very suspicious!
Can you share that please
All the sunflowers were facing away here in Northwest Indiana on a patio at a restaurant. I pointed it out to my family. My dad said drought, but that seems odd.
Interesting you mention that, all of mine are facing away from the sun too!
Sun is way to intense. Anything in my yard not under shade clothe is burnt. This includes tomatoes, cucumbers, figs, avocados, apple, pear, cherry, and nectarine trees. Even the blackberry bushes have brown crunchy leaf tips this year. The citrus trees have whitish burn spots on the leaves.
I live in Tennessee and our neighbor has sunflowers that will not face the sun. I thought I was going crazy.
I am seeing online groups reporting problems with their gardens. Anything from plants not growing to something killing their gardens. Something is going on.
I have a small garden. About 15 tomato plants. They are barely growing. Under 2 ft tall and indeterminates. I have only gotten about 1/3 of a walmart bag of tomatoes so far. 3 watermelon plants, one golfball size fruit that died. 3 zucchini. Only one fruit on. Etc.
Lantern flies.
Got white worms in my cabbage Bigfork Montana been flood raining or 110 degrees non stop all season no inbetween
@@tammyinwv1my tomatoes haven’t grown in months they started and won’t turn
25% germination from new seeds is being reported from around the country.
Aluminum and other things are being used by the planes that turn the sky grey. My garden didnt do well after the rain.
@@chertaylor3602 silver iodide is added to cloud seed.
@@JK-yf2vl Thats old school.....they have newer tech now. He's right....its whats making the forest fires burn so feverishly
In VA our gardens are way better after rain.
@@countryfrau8328 so no worries about climate change it sounds like.
Then the nutrients are getting locked out by the heavy metal contamination + uv intensity is too high and is frying the plants
put a large stainless steel mixing bowl that's cleanout when it starts to rain. pour it into a clean mason jar and take it and have it analyze.
I was told some states will not test water and you may have to send it to a state that will
@@weekendatbernies2265 or a private company. Not a great deal of confidence in any ABC affiliate.
Most people don't have the money to run a full metal analysis, COD/BOD, pH, TOC, pesticides, biologics, etc......
Or do a little research, invest a little money and analyze it yourself.
We are doing this in Idaho working to get legislation to ban
Lots of 5 G towers went up during lockdown .Sky trail and tower connection.Sad days.
We are here in Idaho and in the past, after it would rain, our garden looked nourished and happy. Over the past few months, we have gotten small showers here and there, but our garden doesn't look very good at all after those showers. We have witnessed more air traffic as well....Times are crazy, that is for sure....We are preppers/homesteaders, but the most important thing is, we are trusting God for protection....Glad your getting to move where your family is ...Praying for safe travels for you and your sweet little family...God bless...Sherri-Payette Idaho
I have pictures of the sky .first they sprayed straight lines, the lines started to turn into crazy old telephone cord continuous loops or question mark shapes ...that changes the temp In the next two to three days to cool overcast..I am talking down from 110 to 85 or 90. We r California experts in soil, and hot weather growing 💗
While Christ is King, it’s time to remove the WEF and our fraudulent govt.
Sherri, my wife and I are from Payette but living in Canyon County. I think the smaller or stunted gardens may have something to do with the heavy smoke from the huge range and forest fires this year. Maybe.
Same thing in TN
Thankyou I feel your pain it's insane
I’ve been telling people for over a year now that the sun is/has changed. It used to be yellowish and you could actually look at it. It has changed to almost white and you can no longer look at it because it’s so bright.
I've said it a few times throughout this thread. We are in a grand solar maximum for the next couple of years. It happens about every 11 years. This one is much stronger with several times the solar flares than an average solar maximum. This causes much more radiation than normal..hard on plants and people. I think that's why the sun looks whiter and brighter..
@@LookingForThatBlessedHope It's Geo-engineering. Nano sprayed particulates from military and commercial planes. Supposed to protect us from the sun. Or at least that's what THEY say.
I noticed this change in the sun probably 10 years ago. You get burned very quickly as well. I have to wear 30 block every time I go out to the garden or I keep getting burned even with a base tan. I used to lie out in the sun and slather myself with butter or baby oil and sun tan and never got burned.
100% - it’s also much more fierce and much more reflective on car windscreen.(due to weakened magnetosphere)
Not many people are able to see it for some reason??
@@redpillnibbler4423 everyone thinks I’m crazy but I know it’s changed, I can’t stand to be in direct sunlight for any time now
Wow just reading all the comments here. I am blessed that 2024 has been my best year garden since I started my garden in 2021. I live in zone 9b sw Florida. I garden year round. From July to August I have harvested 14 pineapples in May I harvested over 100 lbs of bananas. Just about everything I grow is in raised beds. I don't use synthetic commercial fertilizers. I make my own compost and compost teas and harvest rain water which my plants have doubled in size this summer from all of the rain we have been getting. I tested our rain and its pure. The advice I would give to other gardeners is succession sowing plants as back ups, use compost teas. I make mine using aloe plants I grow. And add fresh compost around your plants for the mico organisms to feed your soil, multch around your plants and grow cover crops to fix the nitrogen in your soil. Never leave your soil bare and don't till your soil. I have added lots of zinnias, sunflowers and marigolds to my garden beds this year and have had lots of bees, wasps, butterflies and ladybugs visiting my garden.
What great information, in a quick strong dose.
Feeling like I just got a vitamin. Lol😂
Good advice. Similar to methods I use. I've had a few issues with some blight and funguses. Makes sense. It has been cool, cloudy, and damp a lot since spring, not as many warm sunny days. That said, it has been a minor issue. I always plant multiple varieties and succession to mitigate issues like that.
It's interesting to hear all these folks with these issues. I don't buy into the weather manipulation as the biggest factor, though I do believe it happens. I think it has way more to do with the sun and weak magnetic shield on earth.
I suggest people look into more no till, no dig, deep mulch, and organic amendments. Love my sunflowers. Companion planting a good idea as well. Works great for me. Healthy soil and great gardens every year. I also have well water and am in the middle of nowhere. Still, I've heard from a number of people in town, at work, etc... that are having the issues these other people are. Pretty much all of them use conventional methods.
Would love to hear how you make compost tea with aloe plants!
Could younshare your compost teas from aloe with us?thsnkyou
Can you share how you do your compost tea, please?
I have been screaming this for the last 4 years. I’ve always had a green thumb. Beautiful gardens, even here in SE NC in sand. Lots of work, but great yields. The last 4 years - almost nothing. So sad. I was doubting my abilities as a gardener. But my neighbor had better results. The difference was he put burlap above his plants. What was he capturing in that burlap that was coming down on my plants and soil? It’s not us. It’s them.
what's a burlap, Christine?
@@ukminutemanIt is a type of fabric. They used to make animal feed sacks (bags) out of it. The fabric feels like it is made out of jute threads and it is an open weave, not a tight weave like cotton fabric.
That definitely leads me to believe it is the sun being too hot.
@@CC-mm3bl Burlap above the plants would also keep any chemicals being sprayed in our atmosphere from falling on the plants (and soil around them). If these chemicals are toxic to the plants, they may act like a weed killer acts on weeds.
I put a 10x20 white tent from Walmart and it did the trick. I’m in Northern California loaded with chem trails!
Was attending a class, and one of my classmates was a farmer. He was complaining about his potato crop. He said that the crops that were in the greenhouse did well along with the pollinating insects. The outdoor crops did not do well and the insects were missing.
The north and south poles are moving, and will eventually flip. This messes with the magnetosphere and has degraded it by 25% (at least)
This is why the sun, which used to be yellow, now looks white, and also why the sky looks different (its a lighter blue)
The magnetosphere is what protects life on earth from the sun. Especially ultraviolet radiation.
The best thing you can do for your garden is to cover it with 30% shade cloth.
Christ is the only way it's quite obvious to me that our controllers will never let us be. GOD BLESS US ALL 🙏
What is going on is because of NOT following Christ. This world has is completely backwards. Just like the minds.
Amen 🙏
Amen. The world has gone haywire. Danger Will Robinson😅. God our Father is with us that are with Him. Thanks be to Jesus for our Salvation through His suffering. ❤Talk about giving the skin off your back, what a champion conquerer Almighty Christ.
Unfortunately not. You need to save yourself. Otherwise come here again for another 2000 years
If you are following Christ make sure you are following the two greatest commandments that Christ gave us personally in Matthew 22:35-40.
I'm in northern California and my garden has been terrible this year. The depletion of our magnetic field is allowing more of the sun's radiation to come through. That's what's causing the sun to go from yellow to white. The Sunflowers are even turning their backs on the sun. My plants look burnt and they're getting enough water. I moved some of my plants into a small greenhouse and they're coming back to life. We are in a magnetic pole shift and the sun is at it's 11 year solar maximum. And none of this is man made like they want you to think.
Don't get enough sun in Wales! Mostly (when it's not raining), just a haze...crops need sunlight.
I had to tarp my grow beds to get them warm enough to grow….so far so good but’s it’s not my usual yield I get…sad even I’ve not seen too many bees, butterflies, and birds too.
The chemtrails are killing everything
@@anastasiabeaverhausen6380 the earth is also going through changes we have no control over. Scientist say we're heading into an ice age.
@@MikkiandAngel we just got through three weeks of 100+ days, I think it was the heat that got them. Haven't seen any bees, very few butterflies, but still have the same birds over the last several years, actually quite a few.
all sorts of weird stuff is going on with my garden in the last few years , such as stunted growth, incomplete rippening , die offs for no logical reason ect..
There's not as many worms or night crawlers to help breakup the earth and spread nutrients 😮
I live in the thumb of Michigan. Since early spring, i have noticed flowers and trees blooming early, vegetables in the garden have already come and gone. This being the 20th of August, I have apples ready to pick, my peaches are finished and acorns on my oaks are dropping. Update: September 29th and I have lilacs, yes lilacs blooming with flowers, buds and new leaves appearing...Crazy!!
in PNW, the winter tide patterns have arrived. There will be an even earlier winter than last year.
I'm in the same area and have noticed many of the same things.
I'm in Metro Detroit and same
Woah! That is wild!!
I saw lilacs blooming here in Canada this week
Last year my crops weren’t like before so I just did what I do and prayed over it. Pray over your crops I do and if something doesn’t grow then it wasn’t good for u. It really helps
2 Chronicles 7:14-16 American Standard Version (ASV)
if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land
Amen
I've seen very few bees this year. Part of me wonders if there is something in the water that is affecting the bees. I've had to hand pollinate most of my squashes and my melons have a ton of flowers but not very melons. Off Grid with Doug and Stacy have discussed some of things that are happening in this regard.
Yes they sprayed the skies in California and now my native bees are dead, 98 percent of my black wood bees
I had total colony collapse with my bees 🐝 this year … it broke my heart I adore my bees 🐝
Silent spring and summer zaps bumble bees too is crap sprayed on crops kills every thing else too.
@@utopicconfections5257 if you look it up, bees are dying off by the millions, and so are a lot of other animals dying. God said this sort of thing would happen before his son’s return! The Bible is literally unfolding right before our very eyes, and people chose to turn a blind eye to it. It’s very sad, and I pray that people will wake up! God bless you!!✝️🧎🏼♂️
SW England - hardly any honey bees,wasps,butterflies,hoverflies etc this year.
Some bumble bees,horse flies,crane flies etc and lots of spiders.
Grasshoppers here in SW Colorado has been devastating. People are also noticing that the sun is different, the sunflowers don’t follow the sun! WHAT????
For sure. Grasshoppers are terrible this year.
Yes!!!! The sunflowers
White sun! (changing magnetosphere) ((combined with chemtrailed skies?
We have noticed that with, not just our sunflowers, but everywhere. They aren't following the sun anymore. Northern Ohio here
@@tripletfeb4034 Georgia here
I live in NE Ohio, I moved here in 1988 and was able to grow excellent gardens back then. Over the past decade I have basically given up trying to grow a garden. We get rain all the time, it stays wet and cloudy most of the time. The big thing I notice this year, is no bugs, no butterflies, no bees, it is sad, It is called cloud seeding, The US Government contracts to private companies to cloud seed here in the US and overseas to produce massive rains or floods. They use the cloud seeding weather to impact countries they want to impair.
Yea they seeded the clouds in Vietnam to make the monsoon season last longer. So they have been manipulating the weather for years,It’s what they call climate change
We plant to bring in the bees and good bugs and there are very noticeably fewer insects. I have always had a wasp problem and have one very small nest this year. Ants seem to be doing ok. They poison our land with chemicals and pollute it with human sewage. A farmers wife told me her husband every year would get down off his tractor and walk the plowed land looking for arrowheads. Not any more, he stay on his tractor this crap, yes I meant to say that, creates a toxicity that will last for centuries.
We have plenty of hive and native bees out here in VA.
If they can make it rain, then they can cause ice and snow storms, and they could make it rain on wild fires, but they probably cause them to.
@@blueblue4954 They are called DEW. Direct energy weapons, think California & Maui Hi.
It's time the people spoke up and confront their local government.
Government brought you there.
Hi from a small town near Cape Town, South Africa. We have been "preppers" for many years, facing the derision of most of our friends and family. But it meant that in the Covid-crisis, we did not have to stand in queues for food and other items..... and we ate healthy food from our vegetable patch throughout.... I consider a prepping mindset a sign of a thoughtful, logical brain! Fortunately we do not have chemtrails here at the tip of Africa - for which I am extremely grateful. Our water here in the Western Cape Province is also pretty good (in most areas other than informal housing lots).
Just know that we are praying for all our American brothers and sisters facing this terrible time - God Bless you and keep you safe!
Also from the Cape but have to say our clouds and sky has not been the same strange patterned rows
Clouds etc.
I live in south Mississippi. Keep in mind that my family has farmed thousands of acres for over a hundred years. I know how to grow vegetables.
Last year and this year, I have had horrible crop failures. Three years ago, I was giving vegetables away - beautiful, bountiful crops. Last year, in late spring, a drought set in; I hooked up my irrigation system, which draws water out of my lake. After a couple of days, my entire garden all but died. I figured someone upstream had used herbicides, and the runoff from previous rains had gone into my lake. But, it hadn't rained in weeks. I replanted right before the next rains. Thinking the water from my lake had herbicides in the water, I only used well water. Again, the crops came up, started fruiting, and again, one morning, I went out to check my crop performance, and most of the various vegetables looked wilted. All my squash plants looked like frost had killed them. Other vegetables were either stunted or peekid. My harvest was very dismal.
One day, I visited the farm supply store, struck up a conversation with other growers, and much to my surprise, they had suffered crop failures very similar to mine.
I was still skeptical. I figured there was a simple explanation. I had another soil analysis done. The results were normal. I figured I'd simply add more organic matter to the soil and buy all new seeds for this year.
This spring, as I had done in previous years, I planted again, thinking "surely" I've solved the problem.
Sure enough, crops came up: corn, squash, eggplants, tomatoes, okra, etc. I made sure I planted friendly vegetables with friendly ones. I planted unfriendly crops (crops that don't do well, when planted near each other), far away from each other. They looked awesome.
Once again, the crops started withering and dying. To say my suspicions were growing was an understatement.
When the Tennessee legislature passed a bill to stop aerial spraying, my suspicions grew even stronger. See the article listed below - one of many articles.
(www.tennessean.com/story/news/local/2024/03/20/tennessee-senate-passes-bill-banning-chemtrails-what-to-know/73027586007/
Myself, and many others are convinced and "woke" to the fact that the Federal governmen, working in conjunction with other nefarious conspiracies, is "deliberately", and purposely destroying the American people, by any / every means possible, using very subtle and deceptive means.
God help us!
Absolutely I believe they are, too. Evil Evil people that want us all dead. One commentor I read on another site said " Time to Group up, people" Interesting.
It's the sun. Your plants are suffering radiation damage from the sun
The government is accually trying to help by spraying the skies with reflective materials ; but in vein it will get worse . Use sun shades 40 percent and build greenhouses and microgarden
Thank you.
In central MS. the last three years have been the worst ever for my gardens. I pray for protection from what they are spraying on us.
I'm about 60 miles outside of Pittsburgh in a small town. I can tell y everyone I know who gardens had everything die all within a few days of each other. We blamed it on the heat. Even my friends who live close to Pittsburgh had the entire garden die basically overnight. But my neighbor across the street, his garden is struggling but it's still there. Hope that helps. Basically it's weird all over the USA
I live 24 miles NE of Pgh and my garden is doing okay but not great. My garlic & potatoes were good but my peppers nothing, onions 3 survived, my tomatoes are okay but not like last year. 9th yr of gardening. My beds are in partial shade or I wouldn’t have anything. My kids garden in Butler county is doing great - everything survived in full sun. They’re 3rd yr of gardening.
I live about 40 miles east of Pittsburgh. I grow in small greenhouses now, since gardening is easier that way at my age.
First time ever that I had so many problems. Tomatoes wouldn't grow...even with solar fans circulating the air
It's been a very difficult growing season. Greens seemed unaffected, but tomatoes and peppers didn't want to develop.
Prepare for a 2-3 week grid down in October/November.
Yes.I have a bad feeling.
I have hearing this too
Do tell more?
They are spraying stuff in the air that’s why everything is toxic in USA
Huh? Would you explain?
I live in Oregon . I have NEVER had a season like this . The soil cannot hold moisture. This is not your imagination. This is by design .
100 percent
My family in Northern California and Oregon have had weird weather patterns, terrible garden yields, and a lack of bees. There is zero doubt they are manipulating the weather, and poisoning the rain.
I live in Indiana. I have noticed my garden is not as strong as it has been in the past years......Today is August 18, 2024.....I saw a fawn with spots on it yesterday, I've never seen a fawn that young this late in the year. There is most definitely an increase of the "straight clouds".
Ya, we have had strange behavior from the deer here in Washington. We have 3 mommas that have been giving birth in our yard for the last few years and I have had a daily front row seat in their growth and behavior. This year the babies have not grown at a normal pace, three of the five born here still are very small and with spots that look more like June fawns. Also the moms seem to leave the babies alone for much longer times. Quite often the babies are coming out calling for mom and then meeting up with each other and hanging out nibbling for an hour or more by themselves before any mom shows up. We still have two fawns which are not traveling full time with mom and being left to bed down on our property. One about 30 ft from the house and the other up in some bushes about a 100 ft from the house. We normally leave areas where the fawns bed down untouched until they are no longer bedding down alone but traveling full time with mom. That usually happens before July rolls around. Now we are past the middle of August and still not able to mow the tall grasses that grow near the house( 8-10 ft). We like it cleared before it all gets too dry and becomes a fire hazard. Anyway sorry for the long winded story, but the behavior just isn’t normal for what we have watched for the last several years.
We have a fawn with spots here by our house too. Also my cat brought me a baby bird. I’ve also seen a couple baby frogs but I don’t know frogs lifecycle. August 21st in GA
Indiana here as well, me and the fam was driving about a 2 weeks ago. Stopped and watched a spotted fawn and had a talk about it being weird. Strange others are seeing this also
@Chris-yo4ks oh , ok , so I am not crazy. August , in Montana and still seeing very tiny spotted fawns. So not normal. Teeny tiny spotted fawns and that has just never happened. And not just 1 but a lot.
We saw two spotted fawns in Pennsylvania last week. It was August 30th. And my garden has just been a complete waste this year. It was last year, too. Last year, I planted 4 eggplant plants and got 1 eggplant. So, this year, I planted 28 eggplant plants and we've got maybe 6 eggplants. All the other plants except the okra have just not produced much of anything. Something is terribly wrong.
I noticed where I live that the sky is lighter blue colored on sunny days and the sun is more of a bright yellowish white. Way brighter then when I was growing up
I noticed the sun was brighter after the Japanese earthquake several years ago. The tectonic plates shifted and the sun appeared to come up in a different place. It’s like it’s a few degrees off. The Inuit tribe spoke to NASA about it.
We are in a grand solar maximum..much more radiation from the sun. Happens about every 11 years..this one is particularly stong..
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I’ve also noticed that the sky is always a pale blue, like whitewashed. It’s rare that it is the deep blue that it used to be. I have not taken notice of the sun but I will now. My sister did just say to me two days ago that she noticed the sun is paler. I live in Maine.
@@andrewkintzele8848 Agree...and to me...the colours of everything green has changed since we had the solar eclipse. I can't even glance at the sun like I use to...
Lack of pollinators. Everything in my gardens looks burned. Short plants. Very sad!
I had to go hand pollinate with a brush every morning. It is crazy. Things we have to do to have healthy food.
Mine are burnt too.
I have noticed the EXTREMELY strange storms lately. I have never experienced anything like it
I’m a year round gardener in Brooklyn, Ny working 2 relatively small backyard gardens. We’ve been enjoying tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, peppers, chard, and various other things throughout this growing season. I will say that I feel my garden is a little less lush than I might like, but that could also be that August tends to be a month of fading to some degree. I’m all preparing for our fall garden. Already got a lot started..
Its chemical spraying. People often mistaken this for vapour trail. Vapour trail dissipates approximately 1-2 miles behind the aircraft. Chemical trail will linger and fan out. The chemical dehydrates and acts as an accelerant thus promoting fires. It also damages the stomach lining. Take care!
Agreed
But chemical have been observed since 2007 here. Crops were never affected before. Something must be different this year.
I heard rocket fuel traces are now being found in our local produce.
There has definitely been a huge uptick in launched space craft in the last decade.
Fukushima didn't help.Microwave can also damage and work in conjunction with H.A.A.R.P..and chemtrailes.Chemwebs on plants.Two suns truth hidden.Insects going fast.
Exactly. I have seen them spraying, especially at night. Have smelled it and it is awful
@@Fusion_Tranquility_Meditation I strongly disagree. IF that was true, then citrus that is grown literally on KSC and CCAFS would be affected. I know this for fact, because I have bees on those groves and test regularly by myself, the State and the government for residuals. We would know if that was true.
Second, the fuels today used on rockets rp1/glorified kerosene,oxygen,methane, and hydrogen. Hyperbolic fuels are only used for maneuvering thrusters in space. The FAA does extensive atmospheric testing for these fuels. I would love to know where you get you data information from?
Silver iodine and nano plastics is in our rain water.
Hi.
Peter from Florida here.
Nearly impossible to grow in Florida but this year everything but the sweet potatoes died.
Heat, lack of rain, too much rain, and pestilence. It may just be an earthly "cycle" but... I think I know where you're going with this. Look...
There's so much evil in this world that anything is possible. On my end, to resolve it (or my next attempt) is a greenhouse.
If sweet potatoes the only crop that made thru this. That should be the only crop we should be growing right now.
Yes I agree. It could be a blessing that it will push people into greenhouses. The reason I say that is good is because I believe we are going to need them.
I think everyone should be thinking along those lines.
I would recommend passive solar greenhouses and even underground greenhouse that can be made very cheap.
The temp is more stable underground and in a pinch can help in a survival situation and the best part is growing citrus in North America.
Oh and they are year round gardening.
Interesting you should say that. I have a hoop house 10x20 x 7ft high and I have about 15 tomato plants in there and they are growing like crazy and are healthy. Then outside I have about 20 tomato plants and they look rough, spindly, lots of browning and poor production. The hoop house tomatoes are hand watered with well water. The outdoor tomatoes get rain and well water. I did not make the connection until just now. Maybe there IS something wrong with the rain water?!
HI Torri? The amount of rainfall we have been getting in certain parts of the country is contributing to microorganism growth. Lyloc bushes and other flowering plants have are being attacked. Places that use fertilizer are even worse. The nutrients are actually feeding molds and soil infestations. Oak wilt is on the rise. Birch trees are more like cactus. Water logged cores. Farm crops didn't get planted earlier, so corn is barely shoulder high now.
The cranberry harvest is two months ahead of schedule.
Areas that experienced drought over the past years are now flooded. Mead lake, exposed additional land while water was down.
Across the country, we are experiencing abnormal conditions.
War is on our footsteps. And our food supply is threatened.
Same thing is happening to me, I thought I was over watering my plants. So many fruit flies, mold, mushrooms, as well as other types of bugs and it’s killed every single plant. Two years ago, I had 32 plants and now I have none. My sunflowers died my tomatoes. I even tried to use water thinking that that wouldn’t be contaminated.
Yes agree with all. This is written and it will all come to pass. Every word. Diverse weather, pestilence, shortage and War
@@daughteroftheking6402 me too! It's like they're acting like I'm over watering but I'm not! I have only 4 left that are not dying now and it's never been this way before I do use filtered water and organic soil but they're outside and it's different this year I'm in Wa state and the bugs are crazy this year
@@theremnant7497same here! I also am in Washington. It’s weird.
The blackberries here were massive and plentiful then it rained, it was like the rain melted them
My plants looked really bad this year, leaves burned, peppers didn’t grow well. The sun is so bright and abnormally hot.
A number of people here in New Zealand are also experiencing problems in their gardens. We are seeing plants burnt after rain, stunted growth, fruit trees that fail to produce blossom, a lot more powdery mildew, an absence of many insect species, plants stop growing late summer instead of mid autumn. We have visible chemtrails most days, along with EMF weather manipulation, so the effects we see in our gardens could be a result of both airborne contaminates and EMF radiation.
So glad you mentioned things not tasting the same... noticed this the last couple of years and wondered if anyone else was experiencing this
@Magdalena-ow7gy If you're talking about produce from the grocery stores it's probably the APEEL that they are now spraying on everything including organic food. It doesn't wash off because it penetrates the skins and peels and enters into the fruit or vegetable edible part.
I’m glad to know that I’m not the only one that’s having issues with their plants. I plant about the same thing every year. But this year many turn brown or wilt. Yes I water and treat for pests if need be. I’m not doing anything different than past years. This year I am babying them and doing all I know to help them be and stay healthy. I grow my plants from seeds except for flowers. The veggies and flowers both have the same issues. I always thought something was going on too. So I’m glad you made it known to me how you feel. Thanks.
By the way I’m new here and already like your show. I’m a new subbie. 😊
I am so glad to read these comments and hear this channel because I just thought that I was doing something wrong. I'm in Utah and this year I've had a few raspberries, strawberries, dill and a few flowers. Last year my cucumbers came on like gangbusters, but this year the plant doesn't look good at all. Last year, I also had more tomatoes than I have this year and some of my tomato plants don't have any tomatoes on them. I was hopping for a good harvest, but not this year. After reading all of the comments, sad to say, but I'm feeling better about my gardening skills. :-)
I cant keep any of my plants alive, i am loosing 100 year old oak trees and i am really struggling to breath outside. I see so many trails in the sky, i have no idea how to protect my plants
Just found this channel and subscribed. It's good to see young people who are awake. I'm a 67 yo medically retired RN. Have lived all over the US including Alaska. I'll be interested in seeing what you have to say.
You sure got out while the Gettn was good!….🙃
Rain now leaves white dust on everything !
I noticed this on one car in my work parking lot the other day. I wondered where he parked to get that. It was like a milky smeared mess from window washing. Then I saw it on another car. Our parking lot is open, no trees or any other environmental reasons for this. I thought I was crazy for noticing this. So glad I wasn’t alone.
I saw another TH-camr farmer saying all his heirloom organic crops were dying too…super scary
Same here in Taos. Sunlight is getting whiter, less orange. Barely any flowers bloomed but they grew gigantic.
Here in New England we have had so much rain over the last few years which is not so bad, but the rains have been so intense that the plants take a beating. Also, flowers we plant (potted) have all died. Our Strawberries and blueberries didn’t produce much either. It has definitely been a strange couple of years.
Hi I'm in Washington state. Same thing here. The rain seems like it's killing everything in my garden. I do believe it's what's being sprayed. If anyone could I would say get a greenhouse.
@PattyAngel64. Didn't help me...still watering from the water-butt and I've just cleared out all my toms from the greenhouse cos the plants were stricken with something. Took off all the green toms and hope they redden on a tray instead!
This has been the worst year for my garden. I have had zero pollinators. Where are the bees?
Dead. The radiation is killing all life
Same with me got only like 3 cucumbers all summer, couple of dried tomatoes, dried chilies, peaches with no flavor 😭
Same in Sweden… saw a few insects ALL summer, usully loads of them.
What I do know is that windturbines in Sweden kill about a metric ton of insects each, EVERY year… so that’s one thing. Might also be that there are being poisoned through the air and water.
In Vietnam they sprayed agent orange to defoliate the forest. Who knows, maybe they are mixing something in the jetfuel knowingly or unknowingly that has a slower effect on insects and plants.
In my yard🤣
I have loads of bees, so many the two hives swarmed 5x this spring. I was able to share colonies with other bee keepers here in the area.
Test the theory. Set up a small greenhouse and grow a small crop inside and outside.
I live in Wisconsin. I noticed a change in the bugs and birds in 2020. Every year since, things have become more and more "off." This year, 2024, I have noticed things that would normally be washed clean by the rain are dirtier after it rains; the trails are happening more often and consistently, and even on sunny days, the sky has a haze.
Here in CT blueberry bushes loaded with berries never ripened because of over 1 week of constant downpour and clouds all day, tomatoes Finally ripening the last few days, local wildlife pecking, eating whatever there is available, not much. Adjusting what I plant now. In short, I expect tons of rain every year. I have canning jars full of died daylilly buds, Very filling and tasty in the skillet. Daylillies love rain, they can literally live happily in waterlogged ground, same as skirret. I planted a water garden with edible tubers and its flourishing. I had to harvest my cabbage crop 2 weeks ago or it would have all rot in the deluge of rain. My second crop of peas shot up quickly in two weeks of grew 6-12". I planted a second crop of potatoes, and will plant 100 garlic in mid-late Sept. All is fine, my huge compost heap is rotting away in the rain and I will absolutely not be needing any manure, will be amending the garden with compost soon, just let the rain rot it. This rain + compost will being earthworms which will enrich the soil with their poop/worm castings so All Is Well. Making rainfall lemons into lemonaide for the garden. If they want to bring drought then I'll make stinging nettle compost tea, still a win-win. Think skirret. Its roots Love water and they grow in huge masses 1 foot long if the soil is deep and rich and not too rocky. Potatoes need fluffier soil (compost compost compost) if the rains continue unabated.
Aluminum in the soil will block a plant from absorbing potassium. My garden has dwindled significantly over the past 40 years, and I blame the chemtrailing. I moved to Tennessee 10 years ago, and my gardening here has been a downhill effort, as the plants seem sicker every season. Chemtrailing was made illegal here by the state legislature this year, and I hope it is not too late. Still hitting it though, and will never give up. Best of life to everyone!
I’m quite curious to see if the health of your vegetation returns now with the new legislation. I hope we can get the same passed in other states as well.
Tennessee isn't a big state, so I think it's reasonable to see that chemical ops in neighboring states (especially those west of you) could rain down on you once those clouds have moved East.
I'm here in New York and I can say this has been a terrible year for my garden. Very little, if any productivity, plants look terrible, more weeds. I thought I just wasn't attentive enough, but neighbors are having the same issues.
Same for me near Albany. Worst garden in years.
@@emeralddrgn4 same on Long Island
Thank you, I was thinking I was the reason why my garden isn't doing very well this year. My corn is stunted and my winter squash looks like it was hit with frost.
Pa. Here and my garden never did this poorly, and I just can’t believe that people don’t see what they are doing to us from above, some people must never look up it’s so obvious but I guess they are just blind or just to busy to even care. All the clouds we have anymore are grey with black bottoms and there is always a strange smell to the air we are being poisoned from above.
Hiya! I live in NW Ontario. Typically we have a short but decent growing season, meaning, we can grow enough food to get us through the harsh winter, if we try.
This year about two weeks ago our potato crop just up and snuffed it! Literally turned yellow and stopped growing. No blight, it was dry, but no drought.. this happened after we got a weird, epic unexpected 24 hr long RAINFALL. The peppers that I planted at the same garden (we have 2 properties) all shivelled up and died within one month. Our corn was growing like gangbusters to about hip hight and instantly became loaded with blackfly (which I have never seen here before) and didn't tassle up at all so my husband chopped it all down. Squash was a no go. We planted them out, fed them, mulched them... and there they are (still the same) simply didn't grow at all!!!
It's flippin' weird!!! Not gonna lie.
Our gardens at home are ok, but just ok. Having to feed them LOTS with calcium and nitrogen.
Lettuce was great, pickles are good, but ya, I have to wonder, is it safe to eat this stuff? and what's going on?? seriously??
Oh and don't start about the bugs, we've seen hardly ANY!! Where the heck are all the bugs???
Most suspicious 🤐🤫🤨
For sveral years now, bug's are the reason my garden foils, along with mildew's and rot. But the bad bug's are horrible in my garden every year! I've given up even trying to grow! The few potted veggies I did this year didn't do squat.. a few tiny peppers, thats it. But my neighbor has a gorgeous organic garden that usually does very well, except I suspect this year it might not have because he didn't bring over any extras like he usually does. Humans are carnivores anyway, so at this point I'm barely eating veggies... but they're aiming to destroy livestock as well, so either way, we need to start inditing every single representative of the corporate state, city, and county for their treason!! Each district has agreed to, and signed up for this!! Not only indite them legally, but also file complaints to the insurance agency's who bond their public position!!! That's what really gets them, they'll lose their job after a couple complaints, cause the insurance company will drop them!
Keep doing the things; preparing with the necessities, growing what you can, purchasing what you can and helping others with the spiritual , psychological and physical aspects. Peace.
We're in NoCo here, along the front range. We had a pretty impressive small garden last year but this year it's done nothing. Cucumbers have tons of blooms, but haven't gotten a single cucumber. No tomatoes, lettuce never came up, jalapenos haven't done anything and no squash or zucchini either. We do have several green bell peppers, but they are only about half the size they should be.
Also noticed sunflowers don't seem to look towards the sun and haven't seen many honey bees at all.
Definitely something going on.
I'm on the western slope the temperatures were off this year so many things are late. I will say I only use goat magic on my gardens and bone ash we raised goats and they help us with our gardens. The season took off like a shot and now our produce is coming on great. I can tell you sun light is measurably different. Shade cloth has made a difference in some plants. The greenhouse is also been different this year which I don't get because normally it doesn't run this hot
It's related to the magnetic pole shift. As the pole migrate faster and faster towards each other, our protective magnetic field is greatly reduced, allowing more and more solar radiation to hit the planet.
You are totally correct, that's what I said in my comment. Ya, the depletion of the magnetic field is allowing more of it's radiation to come through. That's why it looks more white than yellow. I have some plants in a small greenhouse and they're doing better than the ones outside. It's a combination of the sun and lack of bees.
@flynnstone3580 . Thanks to suspicious observers 👍
@@flynnstone3580 I watched a recent podcast with Brett Weinstein on Diary of a Ceo and he was saying that we will see a pole shift in our lifetime.
spraying cr*p. We see them all the time, but they prefer night
a lot of volcanos eruptions and solar activity too, russian and now italy too?
We live in the state of Alaska and they have been spraying our skies. There are criss crosses over our whole sky in days when it's not cloudy. We have a lot more rain...almost everyday now. We finally covered our garden because last year nothing ripened, our crops molded and rotted on the vine. It's also been colder in the summers. We've been putting grow lights over our tomatoes, etc. We've also had to feed our crops more even after composting and manure. Things just aren't thriving here.
I now use a poly tunnel greenhouse that i keep open on both ends to control the heat but no direct rain or wind and my plants are growing like crazy 👍🏻
The poly plastic does not let in some of the wavelengths of sunlight - so I hear.
@@jthepickle7 I have no doubt about that and I don't honestly know what effect that has long term for the plants but they are doing what I want them too for now
Middle Tennessee here. This gardening season has been a huge struggle. Too much rain. Not enough rain. Insect pressure. We've had some intense heat/humidity that required putting up shade cloth for the first time ever. Not everything did poorly, but some crops we've always easily grown have just withered and died. We're hoping for better luck with the fall garden, but my husband and I have had a similar conversation on/off all year that there must be something in the rain or the air.
Hi Torry, we're in South Central Indiana and have had extremely successful gardens for the last 8 years. The exception has been the past 2 years. Although we have had an abundance of produce the last 2 years, our plants are prematurely dying. We use all organic fertilizer, and the plants look amazing for about 2 months . Everything starts to turn yellow and die. We have had extremely dry periods with extreme heat, but when the rain comes, it seems to destroy the cucumber, squash, and tomatoes. I have 50 years of experience and have never seen the drastic changes in my gardening as what has happened in the last 2 years. We're seriously looking at investing in a high tunnel greenhouse for next year.
PEACE AND SISTERS BE SAFE AND PRAY 🙏
Eastern NC here. Same here. Gave up on my garden and going to Plan D for my fall garden. Will not have an in ground garden next year.
Our garden is still going strong, we eat fresh every day but I don't know anyone else that is having a good year. The light is harsher this year. We live in the woods, so our garden doesn't get full sun. Maybe thats the difference?
Edit to add: Northern Georgia, zone 8b
I just subscribed to your channel. I was born in Pennsylvania moved to Maryland and then to Virginia. I always wanted to be back in the country. I finally got to move to my forever home on 21 acres in Missouri with lots and lots of trees. I am so glad I found someone who sees the same thing as me. I have always gardened and I have been saying for at least a year or two my gardens are not like they used to be. This year was awful. I have always payed attention to nature and my surroundings and it is getting worse all the time. Food does not taste like it use to. We bought some tomatoes from the Amish and they were delicious. They tasted like a real tomato. We also got some fresh free range eggs from a neighbor down the road a ways and they were amazing tasting like I remember as a child in the country. We have well water and we have been working on doing the best we can to prepare. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Hey there and welcome, thank you so much for being here ❤️
Many people have noticed all the strange unexplainable but are very reluctant to talk about it except
between family and close friends that think alike. We have been lied to about everything our entire lives and for some people it is just easier not to acknowledge the facts. Thank you for sharing and having an outlet to inform people.
I appreciate this comment and couldn’t agree more ❤️❤️
Zucchini and tomatoes are usually super easy grows for everyone, but this year our crop was horrible. Hardly any tomatoes and only 3 zucchinis.
I have been wondering why when it rains my zucchini and squash Rots. It will start looking great and I think it’s gonna be harvested in a few more days, it rains then rots!
Me and my granddaughter look at the crazy clouds. Idk what’s in the rain but my cars always covered with dirty grime afterwards ☔️
A white film, always
Collect some of the rainwater and have it tested
Scrape it up and see if a magnet picks it up.
Probably don't snort it!
But if you do, let me know how that works out for you please!
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We live in the NC foothills and we’ve had a Mediterranean climate all summer. Rain, humidity, heat more than usual. Some plants have thrived, Elderberries, grapes, Blueberries, Figs, Tromboncino squash, Beans and hybrid tomatoes survived. All Heirloom tomatoes were killed off by the heat/humidity in July. Big, healthy heirlooms turned yellow almost overnight and gave up. Tip, we have two 10x10 beds with cattle panels, we covered with greenhouse material, leaving both sides open. They never get rained on and have to be hand watered. Rest of the beds are in the weather. It’s been a tough growing season in many areas. Every year you learn what works better than the last and then flip a coin!
So, did I understand you correctly to say that the cattle panel garden tunnel plants did better??
I live in SETX. Had a drought last year and my plants did ok with the irrigation system. This year we had Hurricane Beryl and it rained a few more times after that. I knew something was going to happen because the insects wouldn't leave my orchard alone. No matter what I sprayed on the trees, the insects wouldn't go away. The trees all survived the hurricane and it was like nothing touched them. Weeks later, all my trees dropped their leaf's. But for some reason, the weeds are absolutely thriving.
Another thing I noticed- I have some pomegranate bushes. Usually, they get a fungus on them but I get female flowers that pollinate (fruit turns rotten). This year, they looked super healthy but no fungus and all I got were male flowers so no fruit.
We had a rough garden this year, too... things took FOREVER to come up in the spring. Lots of plants just didn't produce well, and it's just been such an off year. You're not alone!
I'm in east Tennessee we had a stint of no rain in June a mini drought so to say most of my garden was surviving until it rained. After the rain lot of it died. It seemed weird until I came across your video. Now it makes sense.
Around my area (Vancouver Island) there have been no butterflies, no tree frogs (or any frogs), a handful of songbirds, very few. When I walk in the forest, it is dead silent this year.
My garden is so slow and there are no pollinators around so I've had to hand pollinate everything.
Ita not good
Hey you just popped up on my feed...It's amazing how they hide us from each other. Thanks for the video.
Well hey there!! ❤️❤️❤️
Me too. Ditto on all the comments from NM
I’m not a great gardener but have grown food plants 40 years and something is wrong . I think it’s the sun ray, I was born 1950 under a yellow sun now the sun looks white. Tomatoes grown in the greenhouse have nice green leaves. Tomatoes outside turn yellow and rust looking.
Texas DFW there are no moths or other bugs around outdoor lights at nite, bees are rare, grass has died this year. 20 years in wooded area.
I am up near Estes. We have totally said the same thing. The clouds look so strange!! Our rain has been so odd. And yes, my garden looks strange and wilted a day after the rain. First time seeing your sight.
Goodness yes, I am not far from you and it is horrible :(
First time to your site.
I'm in South Carolina, and am experiencing a dreadful growing season.
Our fruit trees have been failing as well.
"They" don't want us independent.
Enough said.
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I’m in Washington state, I planted potatoes,peas, carrots, beets and turnips in March/April and they all did well. Aside from the beets, great tips no beet… have canned 6 pints of carrots, 7-8 of turnips, and 5 of peas… potatoes did well and I dug them up in August and got a pretty good crop. My spaghetti squash are doing great, have dozen or more. Acorn, butternut and pumpkins… plants grew great no flowers and no fruit. Though as soon as it cooled off and rained in late august I started seeing more growth and flowers, have maybe 3 tennis ball size acorn squash. Pole beans looked really good, grew them and corn at the same time and the crop looks good, but I think a rabbit is getting in and eating the bean leaves… have picked about five to six pounds of beans to date, picked most of them. I’m on a well, and watered heavily off that well water. Now, I have replanted peas, carrots, beets and turnips and the peas are coming up kinda but no sign of the others.
These videos are awesome, it’s so thoughtful and brave of you. So many things you cover and talk about is what I’ve been needing to get me into gear, I suffer from depression and trauma so last couple years I’ve been trying to figure out how to make my self feel good and not always being tired or no energy and motivation, but I’ve been telling my bf the foods we eat are not good for us and that it’s hurting us
So very kind, thank you!!!
My peppers, tomatoes, and general outdoor plants have been infested with white flies, gnats, spiders. It has been 98 to 114 for weeks. No rain all summer, dirty grey skies, nasal allergies off the chart.
C.trails
Location?
No ones garden did very hood in our neighborhood. We had a bunch of those planes this year too. My flowers are not looking good. Two days ago after the rain the sky looked strange. The solar lights where on but the sky looked light in a strange way.
Alabama here. My garden did not produce at all this year. I think we are being "poisoned" along with our crops. Everything is different now.
New here. I've never commented on TH-cam before. I've always been interested in connecting my daily life with the natural world, but I've lived in cities until my divorce 18 months ago. Although I don't agree with labels, most people would call me a liberal. This feels like a space where I won't be judged for that. I grew up in rural western NC and am excited to reconnect and learn more about preparedness and natural living from others, especially other women in ways I haven't thought about. Thank you so much for your content. I'm ready to learn more.
Hey there and welcome ❤️❤️❤️!
Same here in NW MO. I also noticed that my ponies are preferring last year's hay compared to the pasture. They never eat hay if grass is available. They are coming up everyday for hay and they will eat it twice a day if I feed it. They clean it up. There is plenty of grass out there. The only thing I can think of is the grass is either surface contaminated or the soil is contaminated.
In CT, I found that a potting soil that I bought this spring stunted or killed everything I used it with. Store bought seeds didn't do as well as seeds that I saved from last year. I use rain barrels for my plants. Good Luck, Rick
The potting soil most likely has glycol Roundup residuals still active. It is the most difficult thing to remove from soils. That and PFA’s the fix is notify the manufacturer of the potting soil. Take the potting soil” lay it on its side in full Sun.Helps breakdown the chemical bonds. Add biochar to the affected soil and to the bagged soil. And do a soil test for pesticides and herbicides on your garden soil.
Wonder how many destructive insect eggs come in commercial packaged soil?
Pretty sure that’s where some of my issues started.
@@sunhatsally8064 Thank you. That's a very good point. I decided to make my own potting soil by blending horse manure composte, soil from my land, and clean sand. It seems to work well. I got a kick from your handle. My late wife always wore big sun hats. There's still several on top of the chest of drawers. Good Luck, Rick
Hi, your video popped up so i watched as what you are talking about is of huge interest for me .First off i live in Canada , Manitoba to be exact and this year has been unusual .First we got lots of rain , like 2.5 inch's a day in the early part of the season which oddly enough i had a lot of issues with seeds coming up , replanted a lot .But what has caught me eye even more is the tree's dying all over .........perfectly healthy young as in ten year old poplar /aspen just dead ? and even the five year ones are just drying up , completely healthy last year and now just statues ? My garden took way longer to start and although it seems fine there are plants not acting right , some are dying off , some like the sweet corn seem to be acting as if mature but based on the ears they should not be ? I get white spores on the soil in certain areas as well which i am shoveling up and burning ......no idea what it is but figured just kill it before it does something .But definitely something is changing and changing fast
Yesterday, My wife was just telling me the same thing about the clouds that you were talking about.
After some torrential rains mid season...i was expecting robust growth, but instead most went sickly and half died. Now the remaing plants look great.
Many had the same experience with their home gardens.
Cheers
I recently tested rainwater in Colorado using Autonomic Response Testing and it has aluminum in it. Our wild plants are doing okay, though. It did not have barium or glyphosate at my location. I can test for other things, but these are the ones I focused on.
Where I live when I have noticed a huge increase in people wearing large hats in the summer and also people walking around with umbrellas because the sun is now so damn bright! And yes, the sun used to be yellow, but now is an unbearable white light. I can burn in ten minutes without protection now, even during the winter months! something has most definitely changed.