This guy has unmatched potential at showing things at the palm of his hand. The tattoos draw perfect complementary circle around any object he shows. Incredible.
I'm plants person in Japan and I must say this is truly Wasabi🌱 This beautiful farm's environment is perfect. Even wild wasabi growing in Japanese mountain would want to move here.
The time and effort into your content is spectacular. I found it very refreshing to hear the wasabi farmer speak about his trade with such passion, great video 👍🏻
I was at an izakaya in Fukuoka and my coworker was good friends with the owner and she just gave us a fresh wasabi root and grater with our food. It was amazing. I've been living in Japan for 13 years and been to plenty high-end sushi places but just tasting some of the freshly grated wasabi on its own was a whole different experience.
I recently bought a large plant from these guys. Planted into a simple aquaponics setup in the most shady spot in my back garden. Never had real wasabi so looking forward to harvesting my own in about 2 years time
Love your videos I live in a small community in America and I turn my yard and cement slab into a garden every year. And I grew mushrooms inside for years. This is the first year I’m gonna try to take my jars outside and do them in my garden.
I got my wasabi plant from the Wasabi Company! Had it three years! Not possible to give it too much water although I agree slugs are a problem!! I snip a leaf now and then for a spicy addition to a salad or as a garnish 👌🏽
Even though i don't really do gardening and i don't really have a garden, This documentary is really nice, I like the quietness and peacefullness of it Great job
*I absolutely LOVE the aesthetics of wasabi/cress farms. Reminds me of brisk autumn days when I was a kid wandering around the woods with my brother. Come across a small stream in the shade, moss, leaves, stones, the clean crystal water slowly passing us by. It’s like… a bedroom for a forest spirit type of thing. Just quintessential vista of a forest stream turned up to 11.*
I have a commercial indoor cultivation setup and have a familiarity with hydroponics. It would appear that Wasabi would do well in a hydroponic setup but the time to mature is far longer than any plants to which I'm accustomed to growing. Really love all your videos and appreciate your commitment to zero-waste practices.
My wasabi did not like the last summer, but it explodes during the winter. Amazing plant. I harvest it the next week and will eat it for the first time in my life. 🤩
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 not sure where you saw the tear drop tattoo or any other violent tattoos. One can be tattooed without being a criminal, and still have the right to not be judged by people like you. So sorry that everyday you have to live a life fearful of people with tattoos, must be pretty bad!
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 also he's objectively producing great content and I don't see why people shouldn't follow him and appreciate what he does, so bad you can't look past your stereotypes
Bella storia, Alessandro. Love, love, love your channel. Your TH-cam Shorts brought me in, and seeing a video like this is awesome. Keep doing great work! Saluti dagli Stati Uniti
tbh i would love to try and grow wasabi. i already know just how good it is for you and even tho it takes a looong time to grow, it would be really awesome to succeed
THE FACT YOU'RE ABLE TO GROW SUCH A PLANT IS AMAZING, I'VE HEARD THEY'RE ONE OF THE HARDEST PLANTS TO GROW, SO MUCH SO, MOST WASSABI'S THAT ARE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE AREN'T ACTUSLLY WASSABIES It's crazy!
It's a beautiful thing to watch your videos..... your content always has great information and research about the products featured. I'm currently reading your book and enjoying that as well. Thank you for sharing your magic in the way of food production. It's very interesting.
That was very interesting, I heard wasabi isn’t great at travelling hence a lot of the fake stuff is about. I never knew the conditions to grow wasabi would be near ideal to grow it here in the UK. Thanks for that, a great video 😊
I have four Daruma wasabi plants that I just plunked into a shady corner of my garden a few years ago, and they're getting pretty big. I never do more than take a couple leaves here and there. Slugs and snails have never really been an issue. I'm surprised to see what conditions they're farmed in, since about all I've ever done with mine is weed around them and spray them with the hose. I have this weird misting thing that I'll put on them if it gets into the 90s in Summer, but that's about it.
Never tried real wasabi before, only a "fake" wasabi paste with like 0.5% wasabi in it. Sounds delicious by how it is explained in the video, gonna try it some day :)
Such a great video, always so knowledgeable and straight to the point, you can really tell this is something you’re so passionate about and makes me appreciate nature and it’s gifts even more❤️
Amazing! I have always wanted to grow wasabi. I buy tube real wasabi from Japan, which is better than powdered wasabi ( fake ) but there is nothing like real fresh grated wasabi !! Thanks for this content.
Sir spicy moustache im from philippines i always watch your video thank you so much sir ive learned a lot from you.. keep ot up sir your video is super inspirable..
We can't fully replicate the japanese wasabi experience outside Japan, but at least we can still plant the wasabis to each of our own country, provided that the optimum conditions for wasabi farming is met, of course. I guess UK had spots for wasabi farming, seeing that wasabis really preferred mid-to-high altitude and chill environment with enough irrigation.
For wasabi to grow, it needs abundant, clean water with a water temperature of 9 ~ 16 degrees and well-permeable soil such as sandy soil. I also hate strong sunlight. It is also known as a difficult crop to grow because it is limited to places with large amounts of clean water.
日本人の自分から見ても愛情込めて育ててるのが凄く伝わってくる！とても興味深い動画をありがとう！
This guy has unmatched potential at showing things at the palm of his hand. The tattoos draw perfect complementary circle around any object he shows. Incredible.
mate thats a pentagram
@@latelunar7573since when pentagrams are the devil symbol? it's been used in judaic and christian tradition for protection
@@lucasduarte2481 sorry i forgot the name lol
I'm plants person in Japan and I must say this is truly Wasabi🌱
This beautiful farm's environment is perfect.
Even wild wasabi growing in Japanese mountain would want to move here.
Just imagine your wild wasabi moving to the hot and arid desert of Arabia 🐪 That’s what we’re planning to do next year😎
The time and effort into your content is spectacular. I found it very refreshing to hear the wasabi farmer speak about his trade with such passion, great video 👍🏻
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it :)
@@SpicyMoustache I stay in Scotland near Glasgow! So urban farming is definitely taking my interest. Keep up the good work mate 👍🏻
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 who said he was an assh0le before?
How do u get all of. That when I can't understand a word he's saying
Yes I tried it so many times
Can I just say thank you. Your channel just gets better and better. I love it.
I was at an izakaya in Fukuoka and my coworker was good friends with the owner and she just gave us a fresh wasabi root and grater with our food. It was amazing. I've been living in Japan for 13 years and been to plenty high-end sushi places but just tasting some of the freshly grated wasabi on its own was a whole different experience.
That was so cool for that gentleman to share his Wasabi growing tips!!! Loved the video!!! Thank you!!! ❤
I recently bought a large plant from these guys. Planted into a simple aquaponics setup in the most shady spot in my back garden. Never had real wasabi so looking forward to harvesting my own in about 2 years time
Two years, tho.... Two YEARS!.... I just ain't right.
Hows the plant going halfway there lol
I truly hope this guy lives forever. He's everything that's right and seems like a genuinely good person to associate with.
Forever ever
Love your videos I live in a small community in America and I turn my yard and cement slab into a garden every year. And I grew mushrooms inside for years. This is the first year I’m gonna try to take my jars outside and do them in my garden.
I got my wasabi plant from the Wasabi Company! Had it three years! Not possible to give it too much water although I agree slugs are a problem!! I snip a leaf now and then for a spicy addition to a salad or as a garnish 👌🏽
Even though i don't really do gardening and i don't really have a garden, This documentary is really nice, I like the quietness and peacefullness of it Great job
Wasabi is such an interesting plant.
It’s so worth the wait
Most “wasabi” sold in US is fake. A mixture of horseradish and coloring. But real wasabi is delicious!
Yep, I agree. Pretty much all of it even in uk
There's a company out of California that sells real wasabi. It's called Half Moon Bay Wasabi, they ship it too.
I grow horseradish here in the US (zone 5b) it grows like a weed
@@BluejThompson in soil?
@@BluejThompson Love to know some detail on the growing site - TIA
I always love when I see a notification that you have released a video ❤. Perfect way to start a Saturday!! Much love from the States!!
*I absolutely LOVE the aesthetics of wasabi/cress farms. Reminds me of brisk autumn days when I was a kid wandering around the woods with my brother. Come across a small stream in the shade, moss, leaves, stones, the clean crystal water slowly passing us by. It’s like… a bedroom for a forest spirit type of thing. Just quintessential vista of a forest stream turned up to 11.*
I love that this guy is so open about how he does this. There's a dude in the USA that will only show you how this is done if you give him $10,000.
This was so interesting.thank you so much for sharing your visit to the farm.great vid 👍🌿
Incredibile pianta!
Bellissimo video!
Continua così!!!!
水が命のわさび🤔😆白い花初めてみました🧐🥰かれんで、奇麗💓😁しかし葉っぱが活き活き🙄😋🙏🙏🙏🙏
Absolutely fascinating 👌 more of this, please. You've been killing it with the content lately and always, man.
Keep on growing 😉👍
Cheers.
It looks so peaceful. I love to hear the birds too
I have a commercial indoor cultivation setup and have a familiarity with hydroponics. It would appear that Wasabi would do well in a hydroponic setup but the time to mature is far longer than any plants to which I'm accustomed to growing. Really love all your videos and appreciate your commitment to zero-waste practices.
My wasabi did not like the last summer, but it explodes during the winter. Amazing plant. I harvest it the next week and will eat it for the first time in my life. 🤩
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 damn, didn't sleep well last night?
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 not sure where you saw the tear drop tattoo or any other violent tattoos. One can be tattooed without being a criminal, and still have the right to not be judged by people like you. So sorry that everyday you have to live a life fearful of people with tattoos, must be pretty bad!
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 also he's objectively producing great content and I don't see why people shouldn't follow him and appreciate what he does, so bad you can't look past your stereotypes
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 Whats wrong with you? 😂
@@matthewnienkirchen8083 maby you should stop watching his videos when he annoys you like that? Feel free to move on... 😉
You take care and God bless love your channel
in the middle of watching i forgot im not watching tom scott, another channel to watch when bored is so nice
Thank you for introducing the process of growing wasabi, it was amazing and useful
I've been considering growing wasabi here on my family's farm in Kansas. This has given me more motivation
Favorite youtube channel ive discovered this year ❤
Sowing seeds to harvesting 😻 a mind-blowing feeling
Great content bro, sustainable messages without preaching! Just what the world needs
Really enjoyed this I have a new respect for the plant product .
Watching you makes me want to quit my job and plant stuff and just make gardening my main focus 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Bella storia, Alessandro. Love, love, love your channel. Your TH-cam Shorts brought me in, and seeing a video like this is awesome. Keep doing great work! Saluti dagli Stati Uniti
Really interesting, we need more farmers like that trying something different. Fair play to him.
very nice video! revealed so many details of planting and eating. thanks for uploading this video, great job!
Cheers to Jon! glad to know all this stuff! i'll try to grow my own this spring. saludos
That was very informative. TYVM for posting this video. New sub. Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦
Awesome video, man!
Keep up these great content.
Thanks a lot mate 🙏🏻
Coooool! I like the visiting - more please!
This farm more like natural habitat for me. Very beautiful.
This grower is incredible! ❤ Thank you for making this video! New subscriber!
❤Wasabi i like how you showed the leafs supermodel material,thank you who couldever imagine British Wasabi ,good job someone had to do it ❤
tbh i would love to try and grow wasabi. i already know just how good it is for you and even tho it takes a looong time to grow, it would be really awesome to succeed
Pretty cool farm and video, very good made :)! better than most tv shows
Love wasabi 💚 Wow, just saw how many subs you have now, Congratulations 🎉 well deserved
Alessandro….YOU….are KICKASS AMAZING….ty sooo much for sharing everything you do
im learning to respect food with you!
Um abraço from Brazil
I like all ur vedio brother.. u love nature n beautiful plants ☘️
Most cheap wasabi is horse radish with food dye. It so nice to see how the real stuff is made. The farmers clearly love their work, nice to see.
That was very interesting !! Thanks a lot for sharing ! 😀
THE FACT YOU'RE ABLE TO GROW SUCH A PLANT IS AMAZING, I'VE HEARD THEY'RE ONE OF THE HARDEST PLANTS TO GROW, SO MUCH SO, MOST WASSABI'S THAT ARE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE AREN'T ACTUSLLY WASSABIES
It's crazy!
Very informative video, thanks.
It's a beautiful thing to watch your videos..... your content always has great information and research about the products featured. I'm currently reading your book and enjoying that as well. Thank you for sharing your magic in the way of food production. It's very interesting.
Thanks a lot, it makes me feel so happy to receive this kind of feedbacks 🫶
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하우스에서 밭재배로
올겨울 얼지 않도록 난로 설치하여 잘 자라도록 키우고 있습니다
저도 물재배로 이렇듯 멋진곳에서 키워보고 싶습니다
고추냉이가 아름다워 보입니다
keep making great video man, I enjoy it so much !
Recently found your channel, Alessandro and I'm hooked on your passion and the quality of your content. Keep up the good work bro! 👊
That was very interesting, I heard wasabi isn’t great at travelling hence a lot of the fake stuff is about. I never knew the conditions to grow wasabi would be near ideal to grow it here in the UK. Thanks for that, a great video 😊
I have four Daruma wasabi plants that I just plunked into a shady corner of my garden a few years ago, and they're getting pretty big. I never do more than take a couple leaves here and there. Slugs and snails have never really been an issue. I'm surprised to see what conditions they're farmed in, since about all I've ever done with mine is weed around them and spray them with the hose. I have this weird misting thing that I'll put on them if it gets into the 90s in Summer, but that's about it.
Never tried real wasabi before, only a "fake" wasabi paste with like 0.5% wasabi in it. Sounds delicious by how it is explained in the video, gonna try it some day :)
You're a legend man you're living the green dream
the plants look so healthy bro🔥🔥🔥💯👏🏼👏🏼
Great content! The stick on nails 🤣🤣🤣🤣 7:48
Super interesting this guys as a nice little farm
Loved Wasabi video!!
Rare most important video and sushi.thank you.
Amazing video, perfect for lunch or something
Wow I would love to grow this in Canada.
Incredible! 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome stuff thanks for the knowledge!😜✌️
Such a great video, always so knowledgeable and straight to the point, you can really tell this is something you’re so passionate about and makes me appreciate nature and it’s gifts even more❤️
Wonderful content, thankyou ❤😊
I’ve found with horticulture that if you want to be sure of quality , yield and potency levels then it’s always best to grow your own 😜
New subscriber of the channel love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Fantastic video, I find it very intresting :)😊
Thanks a lot :)
Beautiful and intelligent! Thanks.
Amazing! I have always wanted to grow wasabi. I buy tube real wasabi from Japan, which is better than powdered wasabi ( fake ) but there is nothing like real fresh grated wasabi !! Thanks for this content.
hmm you didnt hear him say , the flavour is gone within few mins when grated , which says your tube real wasabi is fake , lol
Feliz em ver que é no Reino Unido!
Usually I just post VAPORS, but this was very interesting.😊
I have tried growing wasabi in Australia with no success. Might have to try it in an aquaponics bed. Thanks for the video
Amazing content we learn a lot.
Have a good day.
Craaaazy wasabi chemistry
Sir spicy moustache im from philippines i always watch your video thank you so much sir ive learned a lot from you.. keep ot up sir your video is super inspirable..
🎉 Congratulations what a
really great video 📹
short,
a lot of info and
a lot to look at
and interesting
Awesome! I love your content, very cool man, hug from Brasil 👏
Nice video and nice man!
Bravo mačak jako dobro
We can't fully replicate the japanese wasabi experience outside Japan, but at least we can still plant the wasabis to each of our own country, provided that the optimum conditions for wasabi farming is met, of course. I guess UK had spots for wasabi farming, seeing that wasabis really preferred mid-to-high altitude and chill environment with enough irrigation.
Wasabi is great!
I totally agree and it’s delicious
Excellent all the best from Germany keep it going
Awesome I wanted to do this 20 years ago you beat me to it. A litle hot in FL for it
Do you send wasabi plants to Poland ?
Great video 👍🏼
Cool video . interesting as. Cheers from NZ
I love how he has both a foreign and an English accent
For wasabi to grow, it needs abundant, clean water with a water temperature of 9 ~ 16 degrees and well-permeable soil such as sandy soil. I also hate strong sunlight. It is also known as a difficult crop to grow because it is limited to places with large amounts of clean water.
Great video! I wonder if these can be multiplied by a cutting or a section of the roots?
i would love to know also!
I think UK is really great land to grow plants the land is just perfect in Europe like Viking said
Hey man, your long form content is fucking awesome. Thanks for making your videos. they really inspire me.