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Row 7 company has some hard to obtain seeds (they're always sold out), but I did buy one of their koginuts at the grocery store and am delighted to now have seeds. thank you for this video and the absolutely helpful gardening insight

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Thank you it’s so shameful that mother earth has been so desegregated all in the illusion of ownership and control it’s heart breaking. I am so grateful that such wisdom has endured the persecution and disrespect. Thank you to everyone who contributed to keeping this wisdom alive and to those of you who are sharing it is very kind and loving off you. Kindness always ❤️

This is so beautiful

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4:37 I like to cut my plants at ground level so i don't disturb the things in the soil

Thank you for sharing! This was a beautiful video explaining an amazing tradition!

many thanks for the knowledge blessings

Can i buy tabacco seeds?

Pwd po bang bumilii ng seed ng tabako?

Thank you for sharing your tradition!!❤❤🙏🙏

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So beautiful and encouraging to see so many people interested in seeds

Outstanding video and great work!

This is a wonderful video! Thank you. Respect. Migwetth.

Love your story😊

I know some information is sacred and not shared. Like an older couple was talking with some Navajo friends and they said they can’t talk about their endowment ceremony but that’d they’d confirm somethings if asked. And they confirmed that they believe that Abraham or was it Joseph in Egypt that some refer to Zohar is who they believe in or something like they follow some Zoharastrian tradition. To me this makes sense cause the tribe revealed they had clay tablet which was Sumerian. Also I watched the Americans society of dowsers and the one older guy said he lived with a Cherokee lady or she stayed at his place for a few months. She gave him a tobacco pipe or something or she did the pipe ceremony and like a thousand spirits came cause no one had done the pipe ceremony there for a long time. The lady interviewer said she did a tobacco pipe ritual and could feel spirits. It made me really interested in it cause they said it drew spirits to them during the ritual so it must be spiritual but they didn’t elaborate much on it.

What an inspiring story. ❤

What a beautiful channel. Im so glad I found you. Im so excited to learn about these foods. Wonderful! This video is really well thought out and prepared. Super visuals, very easy to follow, and great energy! Thank you so much for sharing.

Thats awesome

mine are already huge and have more flowers blooming than i can count here in northeast PA at 7/15 lol everything came early this year even the wild blueberries were a month early this year

I just inherited a beautiful set of very old cornhusks dolls.

what do you use these leaves for?

You may need to add volcanic ash in small quantities to increase the fertility. 100 grams per meter square. May be travel to Hawaii and find the ash from fresh eruption that is cooled but still intact in the form of volcanic dust.

Thank You for all the information! ❤

I didn’t know this was a thing, I’m so glad I found your channel! This is my first year growing squash and I was not sure how to use it but I know it was one of the main crops for our ancestors

Thank You for sharing ❤

I can’t thin plants, I will plant one seed at each spacing, if one doesn’t sprout I plant another, I didn’t grow up around my Native family members or around gardening, but i view every seed and plant as a miracle from the LORD, and I don’t want to waste HIS blessings, if a seed gets spaced too close I just let them grow together or trans plant.

I wish you could make a video on making medicine from it - like an extract. And what are you talking about when you were picking the leaves and said no more than this - you should be okay???

Thank you,just wondering how much hardwood ash do I use per quart jar of corn when preparing the corn ?

Thanks! Nice lesson...

When i plant my corn in loose mounds of soil i beat it like a drum to ensure seed to soil contact, reduce soil run off, form the mound in a shape i like, and start the corns heart beat

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

hi there! i am trying to plant my tobacco in a container. i have heard different things- that the plants like shade or that they like sun. in your experience, which do they prefer?

These plants are none to play with very powerful and it will MAKE YOU respect it

Wouldn't it be good to keep the flowers of your two best plants and cross-pollinate them? I think these plants haven't evolved a symbiotic relationship with bugs to avoid self-pollination for nothing. I hope i don't sound confrontational, I wanna learn ^^

Thank you for the interesting video you posted. And I was surprised that you didn't use pesticides. I also grow mapacho from seeds. However, armyworms and other insects eat the leaves. Do you not use any pesticides or insecticides? . How can I grow tobacco without pesticides? . I think that's ideal.Sadly, the neonicotinoid insecticides I use will reduce the bee population.

I suggest you don’t use the skin of murdered animals. Learn that you are a herbivore. And stop killing God’s innocent defenceless children.

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It's machorka?

Thank you I will be trying this planting season in Ohio

Hello. Thank you for this video. Where can I purchase authentic tobacco seeds? I also read that the best time to grow tobacco is when the moon is in Aries. Have you ever heard this? Thanks again.

My ancestors grew tobacco in rural South Carolina for many things including healing…my spirit has been called to bring this tradition back alive in their name and honor. With no idea where to start…I thank you for this amazing video. If you have any recommendations for sites/ppl in which I could purchase seeds I would be so thankful. I hope to buy from someone who view tobacco from the spiritual and healing aspect. Nonetheless, thank you again for the shared wisdom! ♥️

We is it legal to sell organic, pesticide and chemical free tobacco? You know, the tobacco that was meant to use occasionally , was packaged with lots of cigarettes for a marketing ploy?

Thank you.🙏

Nia:wen for this tutorial! I'm a Mohawk woman seeking to plant oién:kwa' for the first time, and your video is the perfect knowledge needed. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you so much for everything you've shared here throughout your videos. It's made a big difference in my garden. I wish you ever increasing success and curiosity!

"Our methods aren't always sacred or OSHA approved" 🤣

Beautiful and edifying story!