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into Organic matter usable by plants, but only use mature compost.

Absolutely! Walking on soil can compact it, making it less healthy for plants. Keeping it loose is essential for good root growth!

I have adjusted this issue in the newer videos is it still the issue or is it just for this old one? At any rate, Thank you for the Feedback

:( there were very little stock footage for sweet potato So i improvised with normal potato. The video for now is just a filler for the audio I will do better, but can't at this time stock footages are quite pricey

So nice of you

That sounds frustrating! Those little guys really know how to crash a party.

I have never used it. They are not available in the nurseries around my area. Most i have seen are charcoal which is not the same. It is high time i start researching and incorporating it in my garden thank you for the tip :)

I take the assistance of AI for generating the videos, but in all honestly i have more than 30 years of experience as a hobbyist gardener and it takes so much effort making these videos. seeing negative comments is very discouraging Thank you very much for these encouraging words. As soon as I start earning properly I will start using my own videos rather than using these stock footages. I don't have a very big garden but I have quite the variety and have utilized all the space in an aesthetic manner and I am proud of my space

Glad you enjoyed it

Honestly I tried that. Spend 2 years time and 1 year's salary ending with a burnout and $0 income. Here only 1 year augmented by Gen AI tools and I earned $3 so far, it is not much but this is highly motivating.

Then maybe this work isn't for you? Like, you're already not doing it.

Yes, I do the orchestration. Everything is done based on my input which then i tweak and review according to my need Regardless, did it not help you?

Awesome! and Good luck with the homestead

Even though I have posted a video about it I would have to agree with you Gardening is an art, things are bound to go wrong no matter what best thing to do is to adjust and improvise on the tell tale signs our plants give out

no they are stock footages, so i had to improvise on a lot of things what is being said is true to the best of my knowledge.

There are no stupid questions when it comes to learning. Question "limits in fruit types" A) Grafting works best when the scion and the rootstock are closely related botanically. For example: many citrus varieties (like lemons, limes, and oranges) can be grafted onto a single citrus rootstock. But if you try to graft something like a jackfruit onto a guava, it’s highly unlikely to succeed long term because they belong to different families. Question "fertilizing" A) The rootstock essentially “feeds” everything above it. You’ll fertilize the entire plant according to the rootstock’s needs and the general nutritional requirements of the scions. A balanced or slightly specialized fertilizer may be used based on local soil conditions. If a particular scion shows signs of deficiency (e.g., yellow leaves), you can use a supplemental foliar spray or soil amendment targeting that specific nutrient. Question "health care" A) Any root-related problems (like root rot) will affect the whole tree. Leaf or fruit problems can sometimes be limited to a single scion, especially if it’s prone to certain pests or diseases. Keep a close eye on all scions, and treat them according to the specific issue at hand. Question "can i graft ten fruits that fruit within 2 years even if they're completely different, say soursop,jackfruit, che berry etc etc? " A) Grafting 10 wildly different fruits is typically not feasible. Question "temperate vs subtropical plants?" A) For the best chance of success, pair scions with a rootstock that thrives in the same climate. Questiong "Grafting annona and myrtacae" A) This in general is going to fail if you try to graft these 2 together Question "what if your grafts are drastically different in fruiting times?" A) Each scion fruits on its own timetable. A fast-fruiting variety may produce within a year or two, while a slow-maturing variety may take much longer. They don’t usually “equalize” each other; each branch follows its genetic programming. Sometimes a vigorous scion can outgrow or shade out weaker scions. Regular pruning helps keep the canopy balanced so all scions get adequate light and resources. ----------------- Grafting is partly an art-you might need to experiment with timing, technique, and rootstock choice to get the results you want.

Love that positivity! Keep the faith, and may your peppers be as big as your spirit! 🌶️✌️

Sorry, I use stock footages. I can't always find the right one so generally i go for something that looks pretty I will try to be careful next time on

sorry I didn't have that many relevant stock footages, so I went with what seemed best

btw this is not completely AI, I worked on it too I can't argue much because it is partly true :) But, the thing is getting better and better each month in a year or 2 you will not be able to distinguish between the 2

Hi. I propagate pothos frequently and cut stems quite close to the node. If your roots aren’t rotting you can just cut off the rotting stem and put the cuttings back into fresh water. Hope this helps a little. 😊

For me personally water propagation worked well. I throw some rooting hormone in there too Generally I face problem when I put it on the ground. Pots doesn't seem to have this issue

AI crap video... script is mine but yes the AI takes over some aspects of it, which i try to correct as much as the tool allows Not real people... stock footage Not farmers... I am not a farmer but I am a hobbyist gardener for over 30 years and my cabbage were normally sized when placed on the ground. Hydroponically grown ones were not that great put some effort before criticising

The text and the video might not make sense but was it informative... yes script outline is mine.. and it takes about 2 hours to research and refine.... but it is your choice whether to watch it or not

Agree.

sorry I am using stock footage, I didn't have many in the free Stock libraries like pixabay or pixels so it was an improvised upload

stock images are very limited in versatility once i start generating something from RUclips I will invest on gear and start taking real footages for now i can't really afford it

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Ahh my bad spelling mistake thank you will change now

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

thank you

I'm glad you found the information helpful! Happy gardening!

if you are talking about the 4:30 mark then it is what it is... feed the plant not the soil. If you want to augment use just enough fertilizer for your plants don't go overboard with it. Also, if you haven't tried, give hydroponic gardening a go start small, it is really amazing

sorry about that Most of my vegetables is grow on Dutch buckets. I grow them Hydroponically. so I am somewhat biased I will research on that and would create a video on that was well thank you for sharing

not just looks you need to know how to keep your mouth shut I am very much lacking in that department

Thanks and welcome

Thank you! I'm glad you think so.

thank you for the suggestion As you have mentioned, I have only started out, 11 months in RUclips. 30+ years looking after plants. My primary job in IT is paying for all this, I can't afford to pay for stock images I am from India, GDP per capita here is $2800 per year my salary is much better than that.... but I can't afford $10 / stock image right now As soon as I start making some revenue I will start increasing the production Quality for sure that time I will stop using Stock videos too I am sorry but for now I can't take up your suggestion, even though I am grateful for that...

@@dontdothisguide Thats completely fair, I do appretiate your response and I understand where you are coming from. Keep up the work man, I wish you only the best.

thank you for the suggestion. I haven't tried Sweet potato yet will try it out once

I really appreciate your input! It’s always helpful to know what works and what doesn’t for my viewers. I’ll make sure to keep the noise levels in check next time!

I'm really glad you found it helpful!

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s inspiring to see how natural methods can transform a garden. Keep us updated on your progress!

can you specify where exactly it failed. I will fact check it once more

Pragmatically yes!! but if you have use Broccoli or something that could be used as a micro-green you could always use that otherwise you can share it around the neighbourhood some are not really practical for everyone

@@dontdothisguide Sorry, no video is perfect, I'm just trolling a bit. It's easier to troll, than it is to create videos. LOL. BUT, I really was hunting for some "pro-tips", I'm new to gardening/farming. Micro greens are yummy, but I find them to not really be worth the effort to grow. I like big yields.

AI tweaks my topic a bit after that it is hard to turn it around I am learning and will do better next time

thank you for the comments Personally I use my nutrient solution for my Hydroponic system for my Indoor plants and I use borewell water but honestly, I have killed quite a lot of plants but each was a different learning experience :)