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@@beckylieb2637 I found it already growing on the land so am not sure. I understand it doesn’t take long to grow and harvest. Two years is very long.

@@krishnamohanrao642 I know. We were clearing the land to plant other things. The whole land is full of turmeric.

Americans call soil "dirt"

Buy the unprocessed turmeric and plant it☺️

@@cobaltblueviolet Thanks☺️

@@vivekc1030 why would you want to increase chilli colours? They have their own colours already.

@@buckystouchTq for your reply 🙏I want the powder like deep red colour..Is there different types of annatto seed is available in market like food grade etc

@@vivekc1030 Oh I see. I only know of one type of annatto seeds. I pick mine from a tree and recently I bought some from a supermarket(spice section). What I would advise you is to experiment on a small batch of chilli and see how it turns out. All the best🙏

Tq for your kind response 🙏

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Yes, I know

It can be messy when wet. Thanks

I believe it will taste good

Thank you very much

I think when I try this I will have dedicated tools for it as I do with soap making just in case.

The frig works to sewerage fat from stock so I may try that before freezer with this process.

Separate not sewerage lol smh at spell check.

Good idea

I will try that in my next video

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Am sorry about what happened to your soap. Re batching is all about fixing the mistake in your soap. As for me, I had put too much lye so I corrected my mistake by going to my original recipe and adding whatever I needed to. I have never added borax to my soap mixture unfortunately. Is it something you use in other soap recipes?

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Hope so too

Sorry for responding late. Unfortunately, I couldn’t take care of mine due to circumstances beyond my control so they all died. However, am planning to start all over again. Am not an expert in plants…I found this helpful bonnieplants.com/blogs/how-to-grow/growing-mosquito-plants

I know the cold pressed one is the best….just like coconut oil. However, I was just sharing my first attempt at making it using the boiling method. I used it on my castor oil packs and strangely it also worked for me.

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10 coconuts give me a full 750ml bottle

No it doesn’t. However, if you leave it too long, it will definitely have an odor

If you have a press, it will.

@buckystouch I don't. I also wanna try it for the 1st time. Bit I wanna boil it in water and soup up the oil like that

I see. I am researching still to see how I can extract without heat.😂😂. All the best. Please, Let me know how it comes out.

Aloe Vera powder has many uses and just to mention one, it moisturizes skin by Mixing aloe vera powder with water and make a fine paste. Apply it on face and massage for up to 5 minutes and rinse well. Some people add it to their smoothie but I don’t…I use my powder topically. I also add it to my body butter during the melting of oils process and then straining before whipping.(you strain if your powder is not fine).

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Yes Robin, it’s been long. Thanks a lot. Am doing an apartment downstairs my house. So, you are welcome to visit.

You are welcome. Please do share when it sprouts😍

Thanks. I live in the Caribbean and over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 24°C to 31°C and is rarely below 23°C or above 32°C.

Aloe Vera powder has many uses and just to mention one, it moisturizes skin by Mixing aloe vera powder with water and make a fine paste. Apply it on face and massage for up to 5 minutes and rinse well. Some people add it to their smoothie but I don’t…I use my powder topically. I also add it to my body butter during the melting of oils process and then straining before whipping.(you strain if your powder is not fine).

@@buckystouch oh! Ok thanks for the information 💛

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If you want one without the coconut flavour☺️ for cooking, then make it using the “fermentation process”…you can cook with it. check out my video using this link. ruclips.net/video/9Rxx6G6cLns/видео.htmlsi=ZzidFOuBxUgNUzuo

Unfortunately, I didn’t record the specific period of time it took to dry. All I remember is that I allowed it to dry inside the pods indoors for a a few weeks. However, I believe it can dry faster outdoors.

4 to 6 weeks

Yes, somewhat, it’s odourless. That’s the one I use for my skin because it doesn’t leave me looking shiny or smelling like a coconut😀

I went back to the original recipe and corrected the mistake. I had doubled the lye in my original recipe so I just added the missing ingredients. I hope that makes sense. The glycerine I added wasn’t called for☺️…I was just experimenting.

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