Uhm, 🤔 Do you want Momma B to make you boys some plant scented candles and melts? You may be shocked at the scents I can create. I've been doing it since before you 2 were born. You can pretend you made them, and put them in your store. If I make them, they will be high quality. I can leave to tops a little rough, you can hit them for a couple seconds with a heat gun, or blow dryer, to smooth the tops, then, put your own label on them, so you "participate" in making them, and can say you made them, without telling a lie. 😁😂🤣
I actually LOVE the smell of fresh cut grass, but I avoid it since I'm allergic, so that would be a pretty cool idea for a "garden" candle! 😄 You don't have to give me credit.. just send me free ones! 🤣
Soy or beeswax candles (easier on the asthma/allergies) a 3-pk of straw, rice, and oat scents. The smell of rice lotion and oat lotion is such a happy smell, I imagine a candle would be great too.
Yuzu isn't really juicy in general, and not heavily harvested for it due to the seeds. It's usually harvested when green/slightly yellow for the fragrant rind. If you're looking for the fragrant juice, go for the Sudachi fruit instead. Also, I'm a soapmaker, and the three most common 'garden' fragrances that get requested or made are: dirt, tomato leaf, and clover ^_^
This is exactly what I was going to mention! It's something like only 15% of the fruit is juice. The best way to tell when they're ready is when the fruit smells extra fragrant, golden yellow with maybe hints of green. Candied yuzu peels are AMAZING. Very popular treat in Japan. I'm obsessed. They're hard to find so boom, grow your own yuzu happened. 🤣
Just a tip, tobacco is a summer crop and they love hot weather and full sun, so you can always try again next spring and summer I also noticed that the seeds will sprout at random if left in the soil, I’ve reused soil from supposed seed sowing fails for other plants and I still get random tobacco seedlings popping up in my house plants and garden so don’t give up in those seeds yet
Great video. I knew you didn't have a lot of room between you and your neighbors but this video really shows that. Growing so many things in a regular neighborhood, it's impressive and inspiring.
I love these "best friend" videos best. You two are great. It is also fun seeing you a week or two ahead of us in San Jose. We still have some tomatoes, hots and bells, and basil to harvest. My husband plans to start putting out his seedlings this weekend with our grandson when he comes to visit. They planted amazing broccoli last year, so here's to year 2. Are your finding your compost is full because of all the wonderful greens you are getting now?
Hermit hats and possibly candles?! Just take my money already! Genovese Basil would be an epic scent for a candle. Or maybe even a Dirty Hippie line, like a mish-mash of garden soil, Birkenstock leather, sour d terps, and thyme. Not gonna lie, I’d buy it.
So many helpful random tidbits of information! Particularly when a pomegranate is ready and to wait til summer to prune on the loquat. And entertaining as always. Thanks!
Yes!!!! Tulsi ❤❤❤ I drink tulsi and butterfly pea tea with some lemon every day. I’m also drying it for the winter but so far I think dehydrating it makes it less fragrant. I recently started air drying it. I’m also planning on growing it inside. I’m obsessed! It’s also a wonderful medicinal herb.
Oh man! The smell of pine chips and straw make Jenn a happy girl!! Loaded my car up (a poor little Kia!😆) and didn't unload it until the next day. Smelled so amazing!
I freaking love both y’all, thank you Kevin for you knowledge and insight! I can’t wait for spring to just apply all the knowledge and have a homestead that would make y’all all proud
Wow! The garden is so lovely! I cannot wait to start planting (I'm late, but my tomatoes are still producing) the fall veggies! This is the week for sure! :) Thanks for all the inspo! :)
This was a fun one, thanks guys! It was especially cool since I am from Massachusetts, and have actually lived in Danvers, and I've grown those carrots! :D I wish I could plant as much as you in the fall! Good luck with the carrots!
One of my favourite candles is tomato vine and basil; found it in the gift section of my local pharmacy and it's been a fantastic burn for spring cleaning to really clear out the wintery blues. But candles made with essential oils from the Epic Homestead would be a fantastic idea!
Zone 9b in Florida and my three year old papaya is massive. It's trunk is twenty six inches, it's taller than my house and it has produced fruit all summer and it's loaded with flowers. Second tree is starting to take off now and should flower soon. I have never seen one this size! Grown from the seed of a store bought fruit. It is on the south side of my house and the main trunk fell last year so now it has multiple branches. Food and water makes mighty papaya!
Momma B is jealous of your poms. Cant grow them up here. 😣 But.. Im so excited to watch your fall garden progress. I didnt realize you plant it so late in the year. Love you boys. 👍❤ Momma B is up here, where we have to plant fall seeds, by the second week of August, or put plants in the ground by the second week of September. We had 4 nights of freezes, last week. 26° to 28°, and my plants are still here. Covered them with plastic, and lit dollar store Tikki torches, all around the garden. It worked. 😁 We do that for fruit trees, in early spring too. (No plastic, just the tikki torches. Keeps the frosts off the trees) Headlines should read: "Dollar Store Tikki Torches Save Organic Foods". Yay!! 🎉🎊🎉🎊
If I could have a magic garden candle line, I’d definitely have the following scents: - Tomato Plant - Wood Chips - Raining on Cedar Trees - Crunching Fall Leaves - and all my favourite herb smells... basically all the herbs.
Loved this video. You 2 are so funny and informative at the same time. Everything I didn't know that I needed to know 🤷♂️🤣💯 and most definitely need a Jacque hat to be an "offical" gardener. Thanks! You guys are the best!
Nicotianna is hard to grow, very hard. I've tried also and only once did it germinate. But then it got much on by something . Good luck and happy gardening guys on your fall garden .
Kevin and jaque, stay real guys! You have such a good thing going and I love the casual flavour of the channel, don't start throwing videos out like Mr beast.. keep having fun!
It's a small thing but I'm thankful to see some grass coming up in your wood chips. My garden chips are looking the same after a long summer lol. The lemon fruits look great! Our zone is too cold for citrus so I'm living vicariously through you.
Papaya should be planted 10 ft apart. There are two growing together. Depending on the papaya the ratio is either 3:1 or 5:1. Sometimes people will plant up to three plants close together, but you have to cull to 1 plant. It is very thin because of competition. It also is a heavy feeder of potassium and potash. First flowers at about 5 months, and that is when you can find out the sex of the tree. First fruit is usually ready 9-10 months from seed germination. In frost free climates a papaya can live about 8 years. It is not a tree. The core is hollow. It is a giant herb.
I’m irrigation hesitant but in desperate need. I’m in Texas and the task seems daunting. What do you recommend for the irrigation dummy? You guys make it seem so easy. I have 3 raised beds, 3 raised planter boxes and 3 green stalks with a ton of grow bags. Watering daily is a beast! I’d be more successful with some kind of irrigation setup. I’m almost desperate enough to pay someone to come in and set it up for me. 😊
I think you've convinced me to axe my sad Key Lime tree and grow something else. The fruit are tiny and full of seeds and I don't even bother using them when the Bearss lime makes such beautiful fruit. Oooh, maybe I should get a Makrut Lime for the leaves in Thai cooking!
u guys need a Jacques funko pop with that signature straw hat too… oh HELLYEAH EPHSTD CANDLES! u both are hilarious… oh and big change to the garden LOVE LOVE LOVE 😘
@@bjbrown the recipe calls for 8 cups depitted loquats, 4 cups sugar, a teaspoon cardomon and one table spoon lemon juice. You can leave the skin on, just wash the fruit. But I find that the skin might have left a grainy texture. Maybe better to remove the skins. Boil everything until soft and blend. Then bottle. The jam needs to sit for a week or so for the lemon flavour to blend, if you use it too soon you will taste lemon juice.
Make Epic Candles with your favorite garden smells.. Like Petrichor, Watermelon, Strawberries, Straw, Orange, Lemon, Bobka, Spring, Autumn, Summer, Winter...😁
I love watching you2 & your funny friendship!! Mates4life!💙oh no! I missed the finale on your giant cabbage..can you please post me a link?my favourite smell is fresh carrots just harvested.
OK, I guess we're making Epic Garden Candles 😂
And some wax melts! Would definitely buy some!
Some “after the rain smell?” And beeswax or maybe soy candles please. Lol.
Uhm, 🤔 Do you want Momma B to make you boys some plant scented candles and melts? You may be shocked at the scents I can create. I've been doing it since before you 2 were born. You can pretend you made them, and put them in your store. If I make them, they will be high quality. I can leave to tops a little rough, you can hit them for a couple seconds with a heat gun, or blow dryer, to smooth the tops, then, put your own label on them, so you "participate" in making them, and can say you made them, without telling a lie. 😁😂🤣
I actually LOVE the smell of fresh cut grass, but I avoid it since I'm allergic, so that would be a pretty cool idea for a "garden" candle! 😄 You don't have to give me credit.. just send me free ones! 🤣
Soy or beeswax candles (easier on the asthma/allergies) a 3-pk of straw, rice, and oat scents. The smell of rice lotion and oat lotion is such a happy smell, I imagine a candle would be great too.
Came for the gardening stayed for the banter 😂
Ha ha it’s the best
Tomato leaf candle!!! The smell always reminds me of wandering through my mother’s veggie garden as a kid and it just screams “summer” to me 😍
I second the tomato leaf! It's such a clean, green, summer scent.
I third! As soon as they asked what smell people would like I thought of the way my hands smell after pruning my tomato plants. So good 😭
Seconding tomato leaf!!!
A Rosemary scented candle would be great lol.. Lavender, Roses. So many good smells from the garden. 🥰
Omg. I love y’all’s dynamic. I’ve learned so much from watching this channel and now just enjoy it for the comedic value.
Yuzu isn't really juicy in general, and not heavily harvested for it due to the seeds. It's usually harvested when green/slightly yellow for the fragrant rind. If you're looking for the fragrant juice, go for the Sudachi fruit instead.
Also, I'm a soapmaker, and the three most common 'garden' fragrances that get requested or made are: dirt, tomato leaf, and clover ^_^
Appreciate this Intel!
This is exactly what I was going to mention! It's something like only 15% of the fruit is juice. The best way to tell when they're ready is when the fruit smells extra fragrant, golden yellow with maybe hints of green. Candied yuzu peels are AMAZING. Very popular treat in Japan. I'm obsessed. They're hard to find so boom, grow your own yuzu happened. 🤣
The editor's job seems so fun, they must laugh all day long
Please make a candle that smells like tomato plants! Not the fruit, but the leaves. It’s my favorite garden smell. You two are hilarious.
I like the scent of the lemon bee balm, straw, and cucumbers. I think a candle line would be a nice side hustle!
Jacques is such an excellent addition to your videos! Love him!!
Just a tip, tobacco is a summer crop and they love hot weather and full sun, so you can always try again next spring and summer
I also noticed that the seeds will sprout at random if left in the soil, I’ve reused soil from supposed seed sowing fails for other plants and I still get random tobacco seedlings popping up in my house plants and garden so don’t give up in those seeds yet
Great video. I knew you didn't have a lot of room between you and your neighbors but this video really shows that. Growing so many things in a regular neighborhood, it's impressive and inspiring.
I love these "best friend" videos best. You two are great. It is also fun seeing you a week or two ahead of us in San Jose. We still have some tomatoes, hots and bells, and basil to harvest. My husband plans to start putting out his seedlings this weekend with our grandson when he comes to visit. They planted amazing broccoli last year, so here's to year 2. Are your finding your compost is full because of all the wonderful greens you are getting now?
Hermit hats and possibly candles?! Just take my money already! Genovese Basil would be an epic scent for a candle. Or maybe even a Dirty Hippie line, like a mish-mash of garden soil, Birkenstock leather, sour d terps, and thyme. Not gonna lie, I’d buy it.
I honestly love the idea!
You had me at Birkenstock
Ive always wanted an authentic “tomato leaves” smelling candle…
@@FioreCiliegia ohhh i love that smell :O
Yesss! All the hats, please! I still don't have one that I like. :)
I’m with Jacques on the Tulsi scented candle. Hands down my favorite garden scent last year. Fresh cut grass is another favorite of mine.
I can't tell you how many times I've been in my garden and just breathe in the smells! Tulsi, chamomile, cucumber.....to name a few
U guys are sheer entertainment together!
"Look at this worm really close to the surface." Followed by STAB STAB STAB with the hori hori. 🤣🤣
So many helpful random tidbits of information! Particularly when a pomegranate is ready and to wait til summer to prune on the loquat. And entertaining as always. Thanks!
You were having so much fun. It was good to watch - especially for people who do not have another grow season for a few months.
Yes!!!! Tulsi ❤❤❤ I drink tulsi and butterfly pea tea with some lemon every day. I’m also drying it for the winter but so far I think dehydrating it makes it less fragrant. I recently started air drying it. I’m also planning on growing it inside. I’m obsessed! It’s also a wonderful medicinal herb.
same! I love the tea with Tulsi!
I can't get enough of this new homesteading channel. You guys are hilarious
Garden scent suggestion, ‘petrichor’ it is the pleasant smell of freshly wet earth after a rainfall
Yes!
Oh man! The smell of pine chips and straw make Jenn a happy girl!! Loaded my car up (a poor little Kia!😆) and didn't unload it until the next day. Smelled so amazing!
Candle line sounds good: straw, fresh cut grass, first summer rain in the garden...
I freaking love both y’all, thank you Kevin for you knowledge and insight! I can’t wait for spring to just apply all the knowledge and have a homestead that would make y’all all proud
I love watching your videos during fall...they make me feel extra cozy and laugh a little 😆
YES!! A candle line, for sure!
Rosemary, dill, autumn rain, asparagus (lol)...
I agree. A Tulsi candle would be awesome. That's one of my favorite plants in my garden.
I don't think I've ever been so early!
Still watching but I love how far you've come. I like that corn it looks so cool.
Appreciate you!
I need a epic passion fruit or pomegranate video!
Wow! The garden is so lovely! I cannot wait to start planting (I'm late, but my tomatoes are still producing) the fall veggies! This is the week for sure! :) Thanks for all the inspo! :)
Garden scented candles would be pretty dope ngl, I'd buy one
The sound effects are pretty fun. Not going to lie. It’s fun to see everything fill out as time goes.
This was a fun one, thanks guys! It was especially cool since I am from Massachusetts, and have actually lived in Danvers, and I've grown those carrots! :D I wish I could plant as much as you in the fall! Good luck with the carrots!
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of my favourite candles is tomato vine and basil; found it in the gift section of my local pharmacy and it's been a fantastic burn for spring cleaning to really clear out the wintery blues. But candles made with essential oils from the Epic Homestead would be a fantastic idea!
candles~ Lemon basil, strawberry mint, dragonfruit obviously!
You guys are the answer to toxic masculinity. Thank you for being such wonderful, playful sources of joy and fun…and knowledge!
Zone 9b in Florida and my three year old papaya is massive. It's trunk is twenty six inches, it's taller than my house and it has produced fruit all summer and it's loaded with flowers. Second tree is starting to take off now and should flower soon. I have never seen one this size! Grown from the seed of a store bought fruit. It is on the south side of my house and the main trunk fell last year so now it has multiple branches. Food and water makes mighty papaya!
Jacque is a treasure 😁
YAY, I have been wanting those watering systems for my Birdies!
I feel like we need outtakes or bloopers videos because I would love to see your two shenanigans xD
Momma B is jealous of your poms. Cant grow them up here. 😣 But.. Im so excited to watch your fall garden progress. I didnt realize you plant it so late in the year. Love you boys. 👍❤ Momma B is up here, where we have to plant fall seeds, by the second week of August, or put plants in the ground by the second week of September. We had 4 nights of freezes, last week. 26° to 28°, and my plants are still here. Covered them with plastic, and lit dollar store Tikki torches, all around the garden. It worked. 😁 We do that for fruit trees, in early spring too. (No plastic, just the tikki torches. Keeps the frosts off the trees) Headlines should read: "Dollar Store Tikki Torches Save Organic Foods". Yay!! 🎉🎊🎉🎊
I'm excited to see all these when it's time to harvest 😍
I'm so jealous you have gardening friends to do stuff with :D you've inspired me to try to find my own!
Thanks for the info on the corn’s brace roots.
Yes, fresh rich garden soil and rainstorm scented csndles!
If I could have a magic garden candle line, I’d definitely have the following scents:
- Tomato Plant
- Wood Chips
- Raining on Cedar Trees
- Crunching Fall Leaves
- and all my favourite herb smells... basically all the herbs.
On candles, I'm always drawn to the scent of fresh sweet green stems like basket grass (Oplismenus) carrot and sweet pea vine.
Oh that's an amazing smell!
Yes to candle line and fresh soil sounds great.
Your garden is a metaphor for my life 😂 ha ha I’ll be ok, probably 😅
Loved this video. You 2 are so funny and informative at the same time. Everything I didn't know that I needed to know 🤷♂️🤣💯 and most definitely need a Jacque hat to be an "offical" gardener. Thanks!
You guys are the best!
Nicotianna is hard to grow, very hard. I've tried also and only once did it germinate. But then it got much on by something . Good luck and happy gardening guys on your fall garden .
Tulsi Basil Candle!
Out here in Santee, you guys are an inspiration. Learning so much! Excited to watch your fall growth!
I'm super excited for the candle line!! I definitely think you guys should go for it!!
I’m happy for another full length video instead of all these shorts.
Golden boy, born to love and live for joy..... 🎶
For a merch: Jaques -bobble head. All I'm gonna say
💚💚💚
Oh, so envious. Your wearing shorts. Here in Indiana possible snow Monday evening! Never ready for it
You boys are beautiful to watch ,such talent, and wisdom , great work, keep up the great program
Lemon basil is one of my favorite garden smells ❤
Wow your citrus are looking good! Especially that lime 🎉
A genovese type basil candle, I LOVE that smell sounds much 😍
Kevin and jaque, stay real guys! You have such a good thing going and I love the casual flavour of the channel, don't start throwing videos out like Mr beast.. keep having fun!
It's a small thing but I'm thankful to see some grass coming up in your wood chips. My garden chips are looking the same after a long summer lol. The lemon fruits look great! Our zone is too cold for citrus so I'm living vicariously through you.
Fresh soil, straw, fresh rain on soil candle scents! Yaaaassss
For nicotiana as they require light to germinate once seeds pressed on the soil, mist and then cover with a sandwich bag 👍
I'm here for the Jacque hat and some straw candles!
I love you guys. I hope you get along as well in person as you do on YT :)
Love you guys. You guys are so entertaining and I am so getting that 👒 hat.
I'd love to try new varieties. Can you please tell me where you get all your amazing seeds?
I like little fingers carrots. They grow well in southern BC too.
2 fun guys! Gardening can be entertaining
Kevin! You are my inspiration to "homesteading" my acre property in Camarillo. Can you tell us something about growing Mangos? 🥭
Love the look of your raised garden bed s.
How have you set up your dripper system? What type of dripper hoses are you using?
Yes, I would buy all the candles!
The finger tap 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Papaya should be planted 10 ft apart. There are two growing together. Depending on the papaya the ratio is either 3:1 or 5:1. Sometimes people will plant up to three plants close together, but you have to cull to 1 plant. It is very thin because of competition. It also is a heavy feeder of potassium and potash. First flowers at about 5 months, and that is when you can find out the sex of the tree. First fruit is usually ready 9-10 months from seed germination. In frost free climates a papaya can live about 8 years. It is not a tree. The core is hollow. It is a giant herb.
Cantaloupe would be a great candle scent...
Fresh basil candle and cantelope roots ❤️❤️❤️
I’m irrigation hesitant but in desperate need. I’m in Texas and the task seems daunting. What do you recommend for the irrigation dummy? You guys make it seem so easy. I have 3 raised beds, 3 raised planter boxes and 3 green stalks with a ton of grow bags. Watering daily is a beast! I’d be more successful with some kind of irrigation setup. I’m almost desperate enough to pay someone to come in and set it up for me. 😊
This was so much fun!
I think you've convinced me to axe my sad Key Lime tree and grow something else. The fruit are tiny and full of seeds and I don't even bother using them when the Bearss lime makes such beautiful fruit. Oooh, maybe I should get a Makrut Lime for the leaves in Thai cooking!
It's a good call!
Garden scented candles would be kind of cool lol
u guys need a Jacques funko pop with that signature straw hat too… oh HELLYEAH EPHSTD CANDLES!
u both are hilarious… oh and big change to the garden LOVE LOVE LOVE 😘
I made some loquat jam this year. And it came out lovely
What recipe did you use? My loquats are going crazy with blooms so I will have a good crop and I want to make a salsa but jam would be great.
@@bjbrown the recipe calls for 8 cups depitted loquats, 4 cups sugar, a teaspoon cardomon and one table spoon lemon juice. You can leave the skin on, just wash the fruit. But I find that the skin might have left a grainy texture. Maybe better to remove the skins. Boil everything until soft and blend. Then bottle. The jam needs to sit for a week or so for the lemon flavour to blend, if you use it too soon you will taste lemon juice.
Is there a video on irrigation set up?
wow Hermit hats really and maybe candles definitely sounds Epic
Thank you for being amazing
Make Epic Candles with your favorite garden smells.. Like Petrichor, Watermelon, Strawberries, Straw, Orange, Lemon, Bobka, Spring, Autumn, Summer, Winter...😁
You two remind me of young mall buddies sitting together at the raised bed.
“Hey J, meet me at the B&B for a cruciferous and dill!”
What kind of the drip system is that in your yard. Would love to know please
Fresh soil, grass after it rains, freshly mown grass, rosemaryyyyyy
Aloha - Enjoying watching your videos. Where did you get the Yuzu? Thank you,
I love watching you2 & your funny friendship!! Mates4life!💙oh no!
I missed the finale on your giant cabbage..can you please post me a link?my favourite smell is fresh carrots just harvested.
Great video. I would like to see how to grow kiwi fruit and dwarf mulberries.
Satsuma's are supposed to be weepy, Also your Washington has a rootstock growing too
Good eye!
Cilantro scented candles ❤
Love the rose arbor