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My mother in law left hers with us and I didn't even know what it was. It's in a non draining deco pot in common soil, left a few feet away from a north facing window. It was so leggy I had no idea what kind of plant I was taking on. Now that I know what it is, I know how sad it is, but I'm excited to get it back to how it should be! I already moved it into better sunlight and it's got new leaf structures growing more like how I see in other kalanchoe plants. I'm going to try to prune the leggy vines and see how it feels and if it will redirect energy into growing and blooming again. 😊

Beautiful plants. Thank you for sharing your information.

Many people don't know how to properly enjoy aji peppers. They often make the mistake of taking half a teaspoon of hot pepper sauce, only to be overwhelmed by the intense heat. In a panic, they reach for water or bread to cool the burning sensation in their mouth, vowing never to try spicy food again. The right approach is to start with a tiny amount, as small as a grain of rice, and gradually increase the quantity until you find the perfect balance between the delicious flavor and the heat.

Once I've put the seeds in the plastic bag, do I need to water them again, and if so, how often?

That is oriental bittersweet, an invasive species from china, it’s not actually grapevine. It’s possible it’s native bittersweet but based on how aggressively it’s wrapped around itself I’d say it’s oriental.

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Time to go for a swing!

Almost thought it was a noose for a sec lol. Don't need another person filming a body in a forest

So which side do you use for pulling up the thatch with the metal detaching rake . . The angles blades or the side with the straight blade ?

thank you! I learned a lot!

#1 That seems to be the case with the jade plant too.

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Why would anybody want to see the Miracle Grow fail? It won't fail. If it didn't work, MG wouldn't be worth 4.3 billion dollars as of 2023. Believe it folks, MG works better than most anything.

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Beautiful collection! I don’t know why people call it snake plant or mother in law’s tongue when to me it clearly looks like fire. Why not fire plant? 😂

Hello. I have the same plant. I had it for a year. It has grown 5ft tall. I have plant sticks holding it up. Should I cut the top to propogate. I already have lots of baby pups that have fully grown.

Hi Dave. I always enjoy your tours whether it be good or bad. That's nature and we accept it and deal with it. Here in SW PA its another 90's week. No complaints though -- better than snow. Have a great week. -Jim Ps don't forget about a coleus video in the fall. (Overwintering). I have Twist & Twirl. Thanks.

Those pitcher plants are really cool to see. You almost hope for fungus gnats inside probably. LOL We are thinking of going with a Sundew and possibly Fly Trap this cold season inside. Great video. Looks like a cool pepper variety. When peppers get wrinkly like that they make good for blister cooking like a Shishito or smoking for smoked pepper powder. Thanks for the share!

Pitcher plants are so cool!

Fantastic video - thanks for sharing and explaining in detail.

Thanks for the information

Thanks!

Same weather here in Serbia, they are already combining corn more than a month earlier than usual and it has humidity of less than 10 %. In the last 3 months, we had 10mm of rain only.

Me too! It's hard to be brave with such a beautiful plant. He really understands!

I'm definitely going to get some. I want to make a bonsai out of it.

part 2?

At 100 degrees, plants can't absorb enough water from roots to account for transpiration from the leaves. Once drought damages the vasculature of the plant, it fails to thrive and/or slowly dies. Shade cloth can help. Here in the PNW which is much cooler, I built a shade-house structure for the brassicas and they did great. I also put shade cloth over zuchini and on really hot days (88 degrees here) I shaded the tomatoes! The entire planet is in trouble as far as food production goes. Temps around the globe are rising at a fantasic rate. In Antartica's winter, it's been 50 degrees above normal (normal is -70F now it's -20F) what will the summer bring? We rapidly need to share strategies for growing! Gardeners, be Undaunted !

My Coleus went 3 weeks without watering this year. Fn amazing... they didnt look so well, but 1 day of watering they looked great. Coleus a very hardy beautiful plant... a nice surprise. :)

Man i love how pretty these plants are but tge stems are soo fragile

Thank you!

In your first video you did the winter sowing method, what happened with the seeds using that method? I've been looking into winter sowing for next year so am very curious.

Your "garden" needs some work. And me being from South West Florida, you should water more.

Do not let your tomatoes ripen on vine 😤 during dry hot weather especially. Plant needs that energy

I have lots of rue. I love to rub it and touch it to release the scent. Love it. We also use it to make tea!! Rue tea is great for many health issues! We have had no problems and the kids even roll around on top of it while playing outdoors! Nothing has happened here. I love rue

Mother of millions and mother of thousands are two different varieties. You have the mother of millions. Mother of thousands have broad spoon shaped leaves.

Welp I’m glad I watched this cuz my lil plant must’ve been stressed. I’ve just been letting it grow and watering it💀 I knew flower were supposed to bloom or at least they did when I first got it and I couldn’t understand why they never sprouted😭 I have to go do some pruning and re soil it

That’s a nice succulent collection! I should do that too next year! 🙏🌵

This video is great! Gives me hope. Just purchased 2 big ones end of season looking a little sick. But hoping to bring back to life. I too am in zone 6 Massachusetts northeast.

You need to install a drip or something. I did it this yr count me about $100. Best choice I ever made. Live in central md. Same heat as u. Nothing dead but cucumbers and xuchinni thanks to the bugs. Everything else is still cooking.

It's called 40% shadecloth.

Hi I think that's bacularis

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Its one of my favorite succulents.

U have to cover them to protect from the heat and also water more.

I knocked a leaf off and stuck it in the soil. It literally grew a whole new plant over the summer.

You can substitute them for asparagus recipes but they're more garlicky, but very sweet

When you cut the seed pods off and are green can you dry them out and will the grow or do ui have wo wait for the seeds pod get brn on the plant

Loved the coin drop sound! Made me laugh. 😂 Here in zone 6b it's been dry like the Sahara. Watering daily. I have a dwarf pomegranate for 2 years now that has beautiful orange colored blooms and fruit on it. It's one of my favorite plants that I overwinter in my garage. All my snakes are outside sucking up the summer sunshine. No matter what though, I'll take the drought over Old Man Winter! Thanks for the vid brother.

The heat and lack of rain has been terrible. Glad to know there are some great options.

I have 2 they ha ve no buds and were in august sigh.... u don't know if I should pull it or not