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@@albanygual that's awesome!

Thanks 🔥

Excellent suggestion! I usually rinse out with water from the hose spigot, but I can certainly see hot water working better! Thank you!

Excellent question. And yes, you can, depending on the spray you use. Some of the sprays you can use up to the day before harvest and other state to stop 2 weeks before harvest. The easiest way to tell is to read the label on the spray bottle of your choice. Not all sprays are the same. And you don't want to over spray or use an insecticide when you're dealing with a fungal infection, for example. Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching. Hazelnut flavor sounds great!

@@ashmorearboretum684it tastes very good I also tried maple extract it’s amazing!

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!

I will have to pick up one of those markers for my other garden needs. I've found that the embossing tags are just simpler and do not need replacement or touch up. Hopefully you find out what type of tree you have. Please let us know when you do, I enjoy mysteries. Thank you for watching

@@ashmorearboretum684 IMO Your embossing tag idea is much better than writing on plastic with markers! I once saw someone using cut up soda can pieces with a hole punched in them and embossing on them, 100% free, 🙂have a good weekend.

Awesome! I'm glad you liked it. Thank you for watching!

It may. Honestly ive had an issue with mold growth when i cover the trays. Maybe if i crack the lids a bit each day? If you cover yours, please keep me posted on your success or failures. Thank you for watching!

I do not spray neem oil during full bloom. I switch to a general purpose spray like Bonide Fruit tree spray or Orchard Spray and follow the labels recommendations for concentrations to use at what stage of development the fruit tree is in (green tip, full bloom, petal fall, etc). I personally try to avoid spraying directly on full blooms because i don't want to disrupt pollination. If you do spray the blooms, i recommend spraying in the evening, once most pollinators have returned to the hives. Thank you for watching!

I have jelly type neem oil ..could you please tell me the dosage for I litre

You could certainly plant them. Just bring them in or cover if you're going to have sub freezing temps. We usually plant our potatoes near the end of March here. Thank you for watching and the comment!

@@ashmorearboretum684 and thank you my dude

Some do and some don't. Just like grafting, there were no guarantees. The addition of rooting hormone helps. This is why when I try to propagate, I do several to increase probability of success. Thank you for your comment, I hope this answers your question.

I'm certainly glad you are going to try it I use this same recipe for Canadian Bacon as well, and we prefer it over the Buckboard bacon i made in this video. Now is usually smoke a 50-60 lb batch at a time. Thanks for watching!

I usually don't have too much of an issue with bugs, but the neem oil is an excellent option for controlling aphids, which i do have. That mixed with a bit of copper sulfate does a pretty decent job of quelling problems before they really get a chance to take hold. We always try to go the organic route first before resorting to synthetic chemicals on our homestead. Thank you for watching.

Yes they can, but i have had higher success rates with fresh cuttings.

@@ashmorearboretum684 ok

That is dependent on they brand of neem oil you have. Always follow the manufacturers recommendations on the bottle. The one I'm currently using is 1T or 2T for every gallon. Thank you for watching.

No problem! Thank you for watching

Thank you for watching and the comment. At the beginning of the video, I explained how I make our bulk bacon cure. I then follow the ratio of grams of cure for grams.of meat. As explained in the video, you must weigh your meat in grams to determine how much bulk bacon cure to use. Thanks for watching!

Thank you and thanks for that suggestion. I will have to do that in a future video!

Unfortunately i didn't video that process. Everything minus the bags of concrete and mortar, hardware, and some of the fasteners was reclaimed/re-purposed materials. I am planning on adding an offset fire box for cold smoking cheeses and meats. Thank you for watching!

Yes, it does. Then i make another batch of bulk cure and do another 60 lbs😅

Im not following, where is the math wrong? 400, 200, 60 is the same ratio as 100, 50, 15.

Neem oil is moderately toxic to bees. It's best to use at dawn or just before dusk on your trees to prevent bee exposure. If you have bees present or active on your trees, id be certain to spray closer to dusk. This way the oil has time to dry before bee activity the next morning. This reduces bee exposure and chances of killing your pollinators.

Please explain. I made a mix of bacon cure, containing salt, prague powder, and sugar. Where did my math go wrong?

Your maths is fine bud. Your mix is 9% Curing Salt which equates to about 0.25% of the total weight of meat if you add 2.5 % mix to the meat. I thought it looked really high till I worked it out

I start taking cuttings in early summer, and i try to layer in late spring/ early summer, too. I prefer canes the diameter of my pinky finger or smaller <1/2". I have had best luck with shoots for layering, and the cuttings can come from young limbs. I store the pots inside in a south facing window as i do not currently have a greenhouse. If they are successfully rooted, I will transplant in late summer after the harshest weather has passed. It is imperative to keep them sufficiently watered until they get established. Thank you for watching and the comment!

Thanks for watching and the comments. Yes those are indeterminate varieties and they usually grow to about 18' tall. They are trained (laid over) and grow back towards the ground at 10' so its easier to harvest. Thanks for watching!

That you are correct. My apologies sir.

You're Vera welcome. Im planning a follow-up video, but an injury has set me back for awhile. Once im healed up i plan of doing videos again

Thank you and the coconut milk option sounds pretty good. But my wife isn't a fan of coconut milk. Thanks for watching!

You're very welcome.

Lol well thank you! It was a fun project to build

Thanks for watching. Some trees are much much more difficult to propagate than others. Not all can be propagated like this unfortunately.

Thank you sir.