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Yes, I would have preferred to use a natural soap, but this was the only one I had.

@ fair enough 😊

Well draining soil with lots of organic matter and a slightly acid or neutral PH.

No problem, glad you found it helpful!

Pest control.

Because you haven't tried them all.

Yes, they're typically shiny/reflective.

That's unfortunate. I lost most of my pepper and tomato plants when they got chewed up earlier this year. Hopefully next year will be better.

@@NekoleJ. I use the dry beans in the bag. They should be found at most grocery stores.

@@effortlessgardening the dry beans...in the bag? U talking about the kidney bean itself? I didn't see u it any beans in the soil

​@@NekoleJ.Yes, the kidney bean itself is the seed. I did plant one in the soil in the beginning, it's just hard to see.

@@effortlessgardening I no u lying lol...that's too believable. I haven't seen nobody on here since I've been watching RUclips plant a bean & make a bean plant. I gotta try it. I love Northern & pinot beans.

@@NekoleJ. If the bean itself isn't the seed, then what on the plant is? Try it for yourself and you'll see.

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@@dasvantauikey853 aap beej onalain ya vibhinn dukaanon se khareed sakate hain.

Nice! I'll have to try that in my soil next time. That's a great way to add natural minerals.

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I would plant them in a container, in a partially shaded area, use mulch, and water them deeply, but don't water too frequently.

@@mikegiamalva321 Many viewers appreciate having content read aloud to them rather than reading it themselves.

@@MartinRodriguez-gu3nj Yeah, Texas heat isn’t exactly maple-friendly. But on the bright side, you could grow an awesome cactus garden instead! 🌵😆

@@effortlessgardening I will plant a maple in September or October whan it's not hot

Unfortunately you'll still have to wait 3 months. I would recommend waiting until fall to start gathering pine cones, so that they can spend the whole winter in the fridge and be ready for planting in spring.

@@effortlessgardening but there are multiple types of pine right ? what if i live in Da Lat, do the pines there make any differences cuz i've just collected some 2 days ago

@@fenocean8707 It depends on the climate. If it's a climate with cold winters, then you'll likely have to refrigerate the seeds. Otherwise, you don't have to.

@@effortlessgardening so i'll have to plant it when the climate is warmer okay noted 👍 i've just planted some of them yesterday thanks bro

@@fenocean8707 No problem!

Thanks for your feedback! I include music to avoid long periods of silence in the video, but I agree it was too loud this time. I'll make sure to adjust the volume better in future videos.

@@coachdaron3854 Thanks!

@@stevet8121 Thanks!

@@petey9338 No problem, good luck!

As long as you have a container and some soil, this won't cost you anything!

Okay, thanks. 5% can still work, but it won't be as effective. You don't necessarily have to go all the way to 30%, as 20% is good enough.

Try it on younger weeds and see for yourself!

@@effortlessgardening will do :)

​@@effortlessgardeningso no then

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😂 Cool! Hopefully you'll get some maple syrup one day!

No what?

Just no.

Thank you, Appreciate it!

@@effortlessgardening You're welcome friend. Subs. 🙂

It depends. If the seed has fallen in spring it's not necessary to cold stratify, but if it has fallen in winter, it's required.

@@effortlessgardening cool. Thanks 👍🏼

No problem!

I haven't tried this on eriophyid mites, but It should be able to kill them. However, it might not eliminate all of them.

You could sprinkle the seeds, but once they turn into bigger plants, I would recommend you remove some of the plants that are too close together. OR you could do succession sowing, whereby you plant new seeds every couple of weeks once you harvest the previous parsley plants.

Keep in mind that you don't have to plant all the seeds this year. They can be viable for a couple years.

@@effortlessgardening ohh yeah that's a shout... Thank you

@@tommyd6142 No worries

Yeah, apologies for that. I realized that after I posted the vid

main unhen kisee stor se khareedane kee salaah deta hoon, na kee onalain.

💯 Couldn't agree more!

That's great to hear, it's definitely worth the wait!

Yeah, they're great!

Soping kese kre

Thanks for the identification!

They did multiply. I only planted the sprouts from 2 onions and got 6 in return. If I used a bigger pot, the onions would likely be bigger.

@@effortlessgardening oh thank you, I will try that

@@tobedetermined4180No problem!

I used the store bought dried beans, but either will do fine.

True. Thanks for the tip!