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@@sakura851 no, but I can make one if it will help you.

@@Dionne2U2 yes please

@sakura851 I'll make one tomorrow and post.

@@sakura851 Here you go! I hope this helps. If you have any questions please just ask. Thanks ruclips.net/video/TsK_Q06bCKU/видео.htmlsi=5rqTfBkY9Ba8LVR1

@@michelefarling6934 thank you for your kind reply, I was hoping it helps. Yes, suppose to get anywhere from 14°F to 17° lows for my area come Tuesday and below freezing all week 🥶! Be safe!

@@bayleechristina7121 I thought I added it, I'll see if I can do so now. Here is the link: Double Bubble Insulation a.co/d/fZwgjWx

@ How often do you water your fruit trees in bag during various seasons. Ie winter vs summer

@bayleechristina7121 I live in southeast Texas were we have hot summers that get no rainfall for long periods of time, those days I water really deep every 3 days or as needed. Winter I water once every 10 or so days. I watch them and when they look a little dry I water. I have them in a plastic covered tunnel in the winter time. I use the roll of bubble insulation to cover the inside of the tunnel during really cold weather (for here 17°). I just run the bubble between the plastic and the bars. We get sporadic weather so when it's sunny and warm (50+°) I take the bubble down. Also, during warmer weather I open an end and turn a fan on to give them air circulation. I can film and show you if interested. Hope that helps.

@ A film would be nice. My weather is not as extreme as Texas. I live in California. My plants are also younger. So trying to find the right water balance is hard. Keeping them in bags does make them lighter and easier to move. Having your hubby do a video on plant movers would be nice as well. I appreciate the info. You have shared.

@@bayleechristina7121 I apologize. Here is the link: Double Bubble Insulation a.co/d/fZwgjWx

@@bayleechristina7121 Good morning, If you go to the description area if this video you will now see a link to the growbox caddy. I hope this helps.

@@Dionne2U2 Do you only use double bubble wrap in summer o does it also help in winter when it is cold

@bayleechristina7121 it stays on the pots year round. I keep it very loose fitting so to still get the air flow but stop the direct sun from hitting. In winter they help insulate the roots as well.

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@@joerogansghost7402 it's the Love Shack ❤️

@@wayne.bridgemohan thank you! I've never had a rooster before so I found this so sweet. He only gives it to the hens he grew up with. The ISA Browns (red ones) he breeds but he doesn't pamper them 😊

@@Dionne2U2hey there again, yeah those hens haven’t identified him yet as their lead so they probably won’t come to him yet unless they accept him for mating. Regardless it’s a pretty cool trait by roosters. Very masculine for sure to take care of his girls that way and eat last. A good rooster also doesn’t force mating with females like some do. As long as you have a solid and strong matriarch hen she’ll keep the pecking order intact. If you get close to your rooster as well he will tidbit to you as well.

@9235wayne thanks for the info! He was raised by a broody hen so he is kinda stand-off right now, however he is getting closer. I saved his life after a hawk attack when he was a teenager so hopefully he remembers 🤞As for the breeding, he breeds them all, doesn't hurt them but I do notice he only feeds his youth mates and won't give it to the red ones. Very cool to watch how they interact. And yes I have a few bossy hens (red) 😆 🤣 😂 they keep him in check I've noticed.

@@Dionne2U2yes chickens are a thrill to watch. My grandparents always had em in the Caribbean and now that I live in Canada, I just have them for fun. To watch them etc. but do get lots of eggs. I had a hawk on top one of my hens getting ready to rip her apart and the rooster just alerted everyone. I ran outside with the shotgun because I thought it was a coyote. Regardless there wasn’t much left of the hawk. I love my chickens too much each of em have their own personality and well I do have my fav ones…. Peggy mostly and well Thelma & Louise as well haha. The rest are lower in the pecking order

@9235wayne yes they are fun to watch, always so busy ! Every morning I have coffee while watching them! Hawks are bad here so after that incident I put a net over the entire chicken yard. Love the names of your hens. I sadly don't name mine besides Lil Ladies lol yep even the rooster comes to "lil ladies" lol. Speaking of chickens... they are calling me! Have a great day and hope you are staying warm!

@@dogleash thank you!

@@Lolers-x2y they are fast ... sometimes.

@@secretblue0290 they scream for pleasure too.

@@stacierichardson4475 what a blessing your comment is. Thank you so much !!

@@joannc147 I do much better on rabbit meat. Have found I like it so much better than chicken. I love that the escape bunny is hanging around... that is so sweet!! If you have any questions just ask and enjoy the process.

@@krissaberhagen that's just what they do sometimes. Animals are interesting creatures.

@@mmhhmmm652 yes, the white one is a doe and that is how rabbits breed.

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@@codyshi4743 hello, thanks for the question. They have solid black and solid white. Usually about half and half.

@@onionpeeler2023 hello, thank you for your question. I have had mine in grow bags for two years. I place the insulation around them 2in away from walls of grow bags so air still gets to the grow bag. Have never had a problem. I do take the insulation off in winter being less harsh sun and they don't dry out as fast. Hope this helps.

@@khambrelmathis6101 Hoffnung passed away last year but not from heartworms. He lived a good long happy life and I miss him so much. I am not sure about other beers, the holistic vet told me to use this brand and type so I did and it worked.

@@Vancouver_Island_Guy no, it works great and keeps the roots nice and cool even through 100 degree weather. Trees are thriving!

@@Worm_onastring6 that's how they breed. In the wild the male rabbit will chase the female and try to convince her to breed, the same as they are doing here. She will not allow him to breed if she doesn't want him and he will not force her. I give them about 10 min to breed and watch close because if the doe doesn't want to breed then a doe has been known to castrate bucks.

@@Dionne2U2 mmm!!! I didn’t know that,Thx for the info

@@Dionne2U2it’s just that the mating area is a lil small but that kinda makes it better cause she can still run around

@@Worm_onastring6 you're welcome. Normally the area meat rabbits breed in is much smaller. I like to give moving room so I made this special.

He is waiting for her to bring him a sandwich and a ciggy.

@@Nautilus1972 thank so much!!

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@@Intellbiooidthis thing was in my fyp

I'm pretty sure that the op have a little girl locked up inside their basement.

Hello Patricia. I believe I put links in the comment section for both the wrap and grow bags.

Thank you. Let's see, the pots I bought the trees in were 3 gallon plastic they were smaller trees but i was waiting for fall to transplant so in that time they became extremely root bond. I agree with the grow pots drying out, I was having that problem too but the bubble insulation has really put an end to that and the pots are holding up nicely, they still look new. My experience is they last if not touching the ground and quality of pot does matter. My patio is in full sun from sunrise to sunset. I water once every other day to every two days in the summer months. Hope this helps clarify things. Each zone is so very different. In the end we have to find what works for our special situation. Have a great day my friend and happy growing 🌱!!

You are wrong. He lived a long good life. You need to research before you make inappropriate statements.

Thank you so much that makes me smile !! (Just seeing your comment, not sure why)