Tree ID #15- Pines: White, Loblolly, Slash, Longleaf, and Table Mountain

[@silvershademusic]

timestamps in case anyone wants them :))
eastern white- 1:57
loblolly- 3:40
slash- 5:22
table mountain- 11:38
review: 13:23
have a nice day wonderful people

[@aleisterbroley900]

Long leaf is actually 5:22
Slash is 8:57

[@marshamitchell1547]

This is excellent! Here researching pine so we know what the three beautiful blessings from the Almighty Yah is in our yard. Pine tea may combat spike protein issues. Jab

[@irenevascenko4730]

Yes you are right

[@ExpectMiracles55]

This is so awesome! In just about EVERY channel on YT that promotes pine tea, the new posts are all about combating the spike protein. I feel blessed to be part of this smart bunch!

[@neilfergusson7575]

Great video. I learned something new: look at the buds. I'd love to see a video on the Live Oak and its look-alikes (Myrtle, Laurel, etc.)

[@TheCapthof]

Thanks very simplified and through.

[@GoneCarnivore]

How do I get table mountain pine trees or seeds?

[@travisboop709]

Good info but The audio is only in 1 channel. It is disorienting with headphones

[@bhumikadas9875]

Yes u r right

[@Anatoli_Vikulov]

Hello! Please tell me, on what type of soil does a Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris) grow? Our pines grow mainly on the sand. Thanks.

[@SUF-py4ix]

Cheers mate. Liked that

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

pokok ru = pine tree

[@choujoel8537]

Great teacher ！

[@jeffreywickens3379]

The lighting is not good on your table, I can barely see the pine cones.