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I checked the links for your seeds and couldnt find any seeds for the varieties of butterfly peas like white and double blue. Thanks for the growing tips. New Sub.

How often do you water them in the soil

Very helpful video! Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for this information!

Hello....I have had my Queens Tears for about 2 years and this past winter I got the most beautiful blooms...if there was a way to attach a photo I would....but I was so excited as I had waited so long. They are absolutely beautiful. Mine are indoors and I have them in orchid mix so this summer I thought it would be a good idea to refresh the mix. Mine are not as big as yours probably because they are indoors I guess. So when I took them out of the pot they had a pretty nice root network going on at the bottom of the pot. I took all that apart...trimmed the roots and sorted through them to see what to put back in the pot. that was the hard part for me because I knew the mama plant would eventually die off. I had one mama that was bigger than any of the others and the color was off...like a pinkish almost lavender...I wasn't sure if I should leave it out because it still had green growing around it so I put it back in the pot. I was surprised I didn't get many babies out of that. I am so glad I watched your video because I honestly thought I killed my Queens Tears...she is one of my favorites. I have trouble knowing when to water. I collect rainwater so that is what I use on all my plants. Usually with her I put the water in the middle cup of each plant and moisten the bark as well.... and then once in a while I will just dump some water over all of the plants and the bark until the water comes out of the bottom. I can't check the moisture with my water meter so I just have to guess. How do you water if they are in the house? I must have been doing something right because she gave me some beautiful blooms. I live in Northeast Ohio so Sun is something we don't get a lot of. I have her in an East facing window plus I also use grow lights as well. I have a pebble tray under her for some humidity. I used to look at her and she looked so happy but now she looks sad :( Sometimes they go through a little shock period when they have been uprooted and messed with...right? I just don't want to lose her (them collectively) ...so wanted to get your suggestions on watering. Thank You! I can't believe how big yours are...

What size do you plant them in the dirt from out of the cup?

This is great, just great.😂😅😊❤

Just picked one up 🤣another for my massive plant collection. I’m sure my hubby is thrilled but I couldn’t pass up.

I hate killing anything.. people hate them but I don't

I soaked mine over night planted them the next day and they sprouted in 3 days. I’m in Tampa and it’s summer. I hope I get flowers this year. About 1 foot tall seedlings now….

People get ot mixed up with mother of thousands

My fox tail is huge! Ants have made a home. This will be a task for me, I think I'm going to get 5 or more plants from it. Thanks for the Epson salt idea.

Georgia thumper lol

Hello! Excellent video, it answered most of the questions I had. I'm planning on growing this on my balcony in a pot since unfortunately I do not have a real garden where I live. I was wondering if you have any recommendations as for the size of the pot in diameter and depth. I'm aware it will probably not grow as big, but I really want to give it the best chance I can (my main concern here is the weight of the pot). Thanks again!

great video! any updates on this plant?

Pretty 😍

I just went down to the farm and got a beautiful cana with dark leaves and red flowers!

I am interested in what you do with all your Canna Lily. I also have a lot of different types of Canna Lily growing on the side of my house and in a lot of pots so I can relate to what you are doing.🌱

Thank you for showing exactly where the bract is located. I've yet to get a flower bract on my plant but now I know where to look.❤

Thank you. I needed some ideas how to care for my foxtail fern. I ended up with an adopted fern that like it indoors.

Vocês vendem sementes???❤❤

That’s gonna be so gorgeous when it fills in over the well 😍 thank you for the in depth video. I am in Arizona and got some seeds just germinated one and when it grew nice sized secondary roots in my prop box I potted it up in a 2 inch and I’m just so excited. Have three more seeds and would love to repeat the process and move everything outside to one pot.

Love this! ❤ when you opted for the bin method are there holes in the bottom of the container to drain soil? And I’m in TX would you keep it indoor or outdoor ?

Thank you very much for identifying a plant for me I have one in my greenhouse it bloomed for me last year and I was wondering what the name of it was so you are saying that these have got to stay in the greenhouse in the winter for 7b

We’re are you at in zone 7 I’m in Gaffney South Carolina I have one of these gave 15 dollars for it I have the other type of stag horn

As an experienced expert, participating in mutation breeding test trial projects. Albinism is a genetic defect affecting the gene responsible for synthesising enzyme(s) responsible for the control of dark pigmentation, both naturally-occurring and synthetically-occurring, while it is harder for it to be induced synthetically on animals as they have more complex systems to prevent mutations. Yours is part-albino(specifically, pink-eyed albino) and true-albino, In plants, usually lack of flavonoids. In animals, usually a lack of tyrosinase. They may also lack other pigment production enzymes depending on the variant of the mutation. It is also possible but highly unlikely that your plant is triboluminescent, if so, indicates less mortality rate. It may be salvageable by grafting, sewing together with mycorrhizal fungi, culturing, cellular fusion, fusion of tissue, culturing, in some cases supplemental lighting, dosage of flavonoids, hydroponics, pseudo-grafting. While there are some potential newly-arosed other techniques such as growth regulator or (incomplete)chlorophyll dosage, they still remain as techniques needing evaluation. Keep in mind that growth regulator will only work for albino plants in some mediums which exclude soil, and it also depends on the brand. Apparently there are now growth regulators designed for albino plants in soil, but they do need some evaluation.

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It helps if you madh in the bottom of the pot also. I try to save all my pots .

Thank you!

Hello Bartholomew

Informative video 👍❤

Thanks for a really interesting and informative video. I've tried growing pomegranates from cuttings for the first time this year and now am keen to try from seed after watching this. Most pomegranates in the (Australian) supermarkets at this time of year are imported from the US, so growing some different varieties to the ones in local nurseries would be brilliant. If I may offer a suggestion; I've noticed in your last couple of videos you routinely discuss climate (in terms of the US "Zones") but you don't mention seasons at all. I think it would be helpful for international viewers, along with people watching your older videos in the future to know what time of year you are undertaking these tasks, with additional information like "after the last frost" or "before the height of Summer". I think people would find it useful to know what time of year to undertake these task, along with when projects would not be viable. Thanks again for your video!

Great vid, and thanks for showing it so well. Just learned about these today. My friend about 5-7 miles away said she has them in her yard all over. Going to keep my 👀 eyes on the look out! Thanks for all the info.

We have Texas yellows same size only they come in thousands every year here in the south west

Weird, I have many true roselle plants in my garden and squirrels don't even touch; even my vegetable garden. Now, they do enjoy the mangoes when in season but we get so many that is more than ok to share. My real issue is the iguanas. I need to protect my leafy greens and seedlings; they will devour in a day...

Thank u!! Really loved your vid♡

Very interesting, thank you!

Very interesting ❤

Can I purchase some saplings/crown.iam from North East India

I had to scroll thru this video bc she talks so much.

Less talking

Great video, thank you.This cherry grows wild in Bermuda, but I notice some fungal activity recentlyI eat them every year. but will start washing first, and will think about replanting, as they are dying.

Thanks for this very detailed video. Never seen yams grown from small pieces before. WIll definitely give it a try.

Just in case anybody in the comment section didn't know this. Knives are sharp, that's how they work. 😆

Thank you! I have learned that the seeds need to be fresh , I had some papaya seeds from a few months ago, and they are dry , so I will try with fresh ones 👍😄

What do you do if there are no roots on the basil plate?

Promo sm 😏

Nice example

I have never seen plantlets form while the leaves are attached to the plant on Kalanchoe pinnata. Maybe if the plant is stressed they will form, but definitely not common like other species in the Kalanchoe genus. E.g., our Kalanchoe daigremontiana is constantly pooping bulbils all over the place.

They look fantastic! My sister gave me some from her city garden a couple of weeks ago (It's Autumn in Australia) so I've planted them in a large, low hanging basket at the entrance to my orchid grove where they get a lot of light in Winter, then dappled shade in Spring, so I'm hoping they come up looking as nice as yours. I planted some yellow freesia bulbs around the rim of the basket to provide some colour contrast, along with a lovely, inviting fragrance for the entrance.