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if you use any Mirical Grow Products You Must Do this or you will 100% have gnats

Doesn’t this also affect the fertilizer that’s supposed to last six months?

So I think wicking your African Violet is actually the secret, not having a certain pot. You can find instructions on line on how to wick your plants, not just African violets but other aroid type plants by using yarn and using it as a wick. It would take me a long time to be able to buy 30.00 pots for all my plants!

Great video but….the music is competing with your voice, and is very distracting. No music please! 🙏

Hi. I can’t understand why people on RUclips , such as yourself, who are wanting to advertise their recipes just dont put the amounts of ingredients needed..it’s a lot simpler for us….because of this i will just go and watch someone else who makes it easier to watch…by giving the amounts needed while doing the recipe……

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Loved this! Thanks for sharing.

Your first three are actually knitted, not crocheted, but great finds - nice they were rescued from the thrift store.

This was helpful, thank you! I should be able to repurpose some old materials to make this.

I did this but smaller but my mini cucumbers grew into the chicken wire holes .. so now I’m going to try the string method..

Thanks!! I’m in SC. I have been doing gardening for my mother who is 83. We have a farm. She stopped building electric fences at 80!!! LOL!! This has pepped her up. Thanks so much for your ideas. ❤️👍🙏❤️🇺🇸❤️😉

I quit going to Target when they discontinued Simply Shabby. Walmarts version of Simply Shabby is microfiber. It’s awful

Đất rất tới xốp và nhiều màu mỡ ,cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kinh nghiệm với mọi người .

Shovel deep

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5:13 5:13 I wish you had showed what it looked like with plants covering it. Just lean the panel against anything? It doesn't need to be tied in some way?

Great tip. Subscribed 🎉👏🏽👏🏽💯

So helpful! Thank you!

Very nice job. I really appreciate the tips regarding the twine for additional support and adding rocks to the holes. I actually bought a trellis and spent more than I should have, but I’ll use the twine and rocks to support it. In the future, I’ll try making my own. Tfs! 😊

I’m impressed! 🫛

Great tips! I bought one a couple of months ago. It's my very first african violet. I've been bottom watering and seams happy. Coincidently I have a similar pot but no hole. I love that pot but I thought it was cursed because nothing would last until I planted a snake plant in it. I would love to know about repotting in a larger pot. Mine is still in its nursery pot sitting in a 4" ceramic pot.

obsessed 💖 also your hair looks great

Just found your channel - you are so sweet and easy to listen to! Love that you are so into vintage fabrics - I have no patience for that, except when I find cool pieces for my rentals. Looking forward to your upcoming videos 🙂

Oh I need the stained linens tutorial! Thanks!

Your etsy link isn't working love.

So good 👏

You make it sound like you toiled in the mines, you washed a few pieces.

You have a nice, relaxed vibe. Please let us know what they actually sell for. BTW, the Etsy link is not good.

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Darling. That daisy trim was wildly popular in the late 60s. 🌼 Everyone was using it in my jr. high sewing classes. I have a few yards of the vintage stuff in my stash.

Good to know!

Where do we go to purchase?

I love your short videos because I don't always have time for the longer videos some thrifter/sellers put out. Thanks 💗

Great video!

What a lovely quilt! Great helpful hints as well!

I love the Shabby Chic sheets! Great Corning Ware sales, too!

You said Ralph Lauren's last name incorrectly. Most people say his last name is incorrect. Last name is not French the way you said it. Easy way to say it: almost like Loren/Lorin

Oh goodness! It wintered over beautifully. 🤍

Yes!

Fabulous bedding finds! Congrats on the Corning sale!! Who knew?! 🤷🏻‍♀️😁

I have that same duvet and love it. 💙

Beautiful quilt and what a great find on marketplace!!

I found a wicker Heywood-Wakefield planter stand for $10 at a thrift in Salt Lake City some years ago. Felt like a lucky find. Did you sell the tea cart?

I used to sell vintage textiles on Etsy and eBay and tried to package them extra special, like you do. I kinda miss those days. Maybe I’ll rethink going back to it; you’ve inspired me. 💕

Would be great if you gave the amounts........

Hola, gracias por tus consejos, excelente video, saludos y apoyando tu canal con un like.

Awesome video!! Thank you so much!! I would love to see how you package them! :)

That’s the cutest waffle iron I’ve ever seen

Cool shirt