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Awesome yard! What’s the plant you’re using as a ground cover at 2:05, and can I grow them in cali?? Thanks! Also love the kids enthusiasm!

Pretty healthy plants! Keep it up🪴🌺

Today I caught a milk snake

Teddy is so clever

Noice

I would love to come up in hunt with you I’m a firm believer

Where at?

I HOPE YOU GUYS ARE PACKED AND BACK on the mountain. Am praying your homeland does not get hit, looks like a bad one hitting this time. Love the chickens, I use to have some.

My dream property! I love fresh tropical fruits. You guys are soooo lucky!!

in the philippines they use this spider for derby fighting

Isnthere any use of green coconut flesh?

Superb hunters and engineers! One of these spiders was taken into space and after being a bit wobbly for a while, it actually produced its web to better tolerances in zero gravity, than when on earth. I shit you not.

First time here

Yes! It makes things so much easier!

What was the tool you used to open the coconut

Most informative video, thank you

That's so cute. Great job. The hens are growing up nicely. They start laying around six months old or so. Hens are very smart and social. Once one figures something out the others will too. I installed one of these doors on my coop. All the hens got it pretty quickly but one. Hot Wings my Copper Barnevellder just couldn't figure it out. Took her nearly two weeks. We had to catch her every night because she couldn't get back in. Then we started having trouble with the door would open and close on its own. We had it on manual, with a remote, so it should not have been doing that. Also we had it powered to an outlet. The worst thing that happened was it closed and we didn't know before night time and all the chickens were left out in the dark. When we went to get the nightly count it was so scary to find none and we had to find them in the dark. So it's still on the coop but unplugged sadly. We couldn't figure out why it was going up and down by itself.

Anyone else think they were referring to the giant tree in the foreground for the first minute and 15 seconds 😂

I've rarely seen rat poop that looks like that normally their poop looks more like the squirrels poop

Can liver flukes live in the poop and transmit to humans and pets that way?

That's really cool but I'm not going to swim with sharks. As soon as you enter you enter the food chain.

I wonder how old your mullberry tree is? It sure is beautiful ❤

Hallo, wir sind eine professionelle Outdoor-Beschattung Marke und wir schätzen Ihre Arbeit sehr viel!😋😛

I found one a neighbor threw out and saved it. Was a large one too. Don't know how old it is, but the bulb was like an oval basketball. Blooms nicely and enjoy it very much.

Have you ever considered growing paw paw in Georgia?

Cool fun!!

I've never seen on like that...amazing. I like your boys thinking 😂

You would love to know how you transplant plant this one. I call it a special plant.

I'm in south Florida I do the same.....exciting. Also, in golf cart 😂

Good kid. Hope you didnt get a blister dad.

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yo! when is The Plant Pirates Episode #96 coming? and bytheway you can give us an update about how the rescues are doing and you give tips on how to rescue plants. you can make it a separate series = more content = more views which is equals to $$$$

You have a lot going on there! 😊 Beautiful work!! Blessings for many years of fresh fruits. 🌞✨

An update on this fast grower would be great. Have you gotten new trees from runners?

Could you root the gigant photos from a leaf? 🤔

Start fruit, bananas, pineapples, and some citrus are good because there are usually no pests or disease and the raccoons and birds won't bother them either. We put star fruit through a food chopper and freeze the results when too many ripen at once. The result is tasty but takes about 20 minutes to thaw enough to eat. We also peel and freeze bananas, which thaw enough to eat in about 2 minutes. We've grown (Florida) peaches but the racoons would eat them when they were still green and eventually they ripped down most of the trees. Also grew lychee but the birds would eat most of them and then they got LEM. It's not worth growing things that take a lot of effort to protect from wildlife, insects, and fungus. For the same reason I grow small tomatoes, okra, garlic, onions, salad peppers, and stay away from large tomatoes, melons, cucumbers, large peppers. The small tomatoes and peppers will grow and ripen before the pickle worms can destroy them. I'll occasionally grow some cucumbers under mosquito netting, but it's a lot of extra hassle.

Thank you for making such a good video. I have one growing in my house in New Hampshire

How long does it take from the flower emerging to getting your first banana?

Great video can I suggest a video on a recipe for cooking green bananas. I’ve watched several videos on banana plants none have explained the flowering and ripening of bananas as well as you two, thank you.

My friend good morning and happy Wednesday

You dry the cassava pics and green banana, keep it as food storage for making cake,add fresh graded or crush coconut with other ingredients. ruclips.net/user/shortsyPncII-VzVk?si=hhbGq0I1eJljfLyk

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Maybe take the child home to sleep?

Hey that young man looks tired bless him,well spotted teddy🎉

Good morning. I like your video’s very much. You both are collecting the plants that grow in your gardens. 😂 In my country we try to let them grow indoors, in pots, or buckets or else. We talk to them, we spray water, we give them manure etc.😂 and they die all the same. You are blessed with your garden!

Have you ever tried roasting the coco plum pit? They're supposed to taste like almonds. I know a lot of people grow it for the pit.

It's lovely. I'd love to find one of those. My fave moths are the sphinx moths. I have raised them in the past. They are the kind you have to provide deep soil for as they cocoon underground.

That's how I got mine!

i doing that the same ha-ha...always digging in trash saving plants

Yummy fruit on that one