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It Is called Tenaadam in Ethiopia

You need a honey berry blessing from me!!

I only grew 1 in a ceramic planter...its just myself eating them, so I can use them in pasta salads. My one plant gave me 5 kg. The variety that I have fallen in love with for flavor is Chocolate Sprinkles...it's a grape variety.

I got hundreds of these horrible 😮😮😮 horrible tasting tomatoes. Even the dog wouldn't steal them. Tasteless not sweet, nothing tomato. People plant them because they are black and lool nice, not tasty.

I'd recommend those threaded bungs for valve,much better seal,as ours is in community garden and everyone has to twist the spigot for whatever reason I don't know why! And you wrapped Teflon tape wrong way,always clockwise as you face threads!

Yes, I'm interested in the groundnut!

Lupin used to be a popular new flower in our gardens here in Finland,until it started to spread everywhere.And now we are trying to get rid of it,because it takes all the nutritions from the ground and nothing else grows there anymore.

Very nicely presented, but why would anyone ever eat something with so many human toxins?

I've had several days of breakfast with lupins presoaked 24hours and then pressure cooked in an Indian 15psi pressure cooker (Hawkins), no further soaking. Flat tasting beans, which is is apparently due to its very low starch content. I'm now going to try presoaking for 48hours. No bellyaches so far. That lupinin alkaloid probably has some medicinal effect at low doses.

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Was that big plastic plug made out of food grade plastic?

Couldn’t you have turned the barrel upside down and use the factory threaded plug for the clean out drain?

Thanks so much I've been looking for a while for a video that explains exactly what you nwmeed for this project. I appreciate the attention to detail! 🌿

Very medicinal plant! In Mexico it is used to make tea ☕️ So many health benefits!!!!

You are right…it is an iconic herb of Ethiopia and one is used in the preparation of ‘Berbere’ and ‘Shiro’. We also use it to flavor our Coffee and tea. There are medicinal properties to rue and it’s used for stomachache and other ailments. It’s also revered as a protective herb against the evil eye.🪴

Thank you!

Thank you Sir !

Would it grow in Southeast Asia, at least during the summer?

wish you would have made the video of you DIY water filter screen install. thank you for the videos.

Ruda is good to you nerves

You do a terrible job explaining

FYI, use a paper clip, especially on the tart cherries. You will become a cherry pit master. I have personally seen my mom go through cherries at ludicrous speed without damaging the meat of the cherries. Go get’m Tiger!

It can cause a blistery rash on some people when they touch it.

This is a GREAT video and so is the diverter video! Thanks for these! I want to harvest some rainwater for my plants/small garden. Tap water seems to make everything sterile. But I've also got a drainage problem in that my yard holds too much water. I can't afford the real deal fix right now. But I COULD AFFORD to put up a few barrels at strategic downspout locations and add hoses to run that extra water down to the street where it can go to the gutter instead of making my yard a swamp. Any suggestions about where/how to modify?

I find lots of these plants on the coast in Wales UK. It's great to use when sea food foraging, beach cooking.

¡Muchas gracias!!

Good looking out 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

I would like to try a few of each types.

Last year I planted two root 12" seedlings in full sun in sandy perpetually moist fertile soil. It didnt do much of anything last summer but this spring there are 3 leaves at the very tip top. Will it do well in that location? What do you think? When it rains the ground gets soggy. Edible orange day lillies love those wet conditions but don't like sandy wet soil in competition with grass that grows near stream. I learn through observation.

Yes soaking in salt water helps germination

My family drink Abuelita hot chocolate with rue and its so aromatic. My mom says it helps relieve menstrual cramp pain.

Watching this from Norway. It's interesting. Thnx for sharing

Heat the plastic with a hairdryer or heating gun ( not sure of the name) to heat the plastic. This will make the plastic just soft enough to cut just a little bit easier. I do this cutting holes into storage bins. Works great. Seems like it would work too yeah?

This was helpful

My sea kale did not survive the winter :( it was in a raised bed - maybe it should have been in ground ? I mulched with straw.

We use wood sorrel with fish and chicken dishes. Just toss it in the pan with a little butter and add the fish or chicken. Can also be used with veggies as well to add a nice lemony flavor. Makes a lovely tea and if you like it can be turned into a nice syrup as well. Just avoid eating it to often if you have issues with your kidneys particularly stones.

Thank you for your comment regarding rue, especially for its use in coffee. I had read so many cautionary reviews, I was almost reluctant to try it as a Senior. But since I do not take any medications, I plan to try a little in my coffee. I love chicory coffee! And, a good friend from African said she uses it as a tea... Interesting.

You didn't show how to connect to the downspout.

Are all types of hosta edible?

The one that I had eaten are pretty sweet and it wasn’t bitter.

Going to have to try it in my coffee sounds good.. Id love to share seeds and plants great idea.

I’m Portuguese and live in Warwick/Coventry! I get them at stop and shop and most other grocery stores in the Spanish/Italian isles. But the big bags my dad finds at Portuguese shops in Fall River. I was hoping to grow some because the process is so long to soak and cook them…but it sounds like I would still need to!! lol good to know

Thank you...gonna try moving ours now...

Poor, tell us your area ohio ,az wi ??

Thank you for this video,I'll let you know how my project goes ☺️

Should have put a ram pump to increase your pressure

5 minutes when you only needed 30 seconds to answer a simple question.

How would you know a barrel is food grade? Is there any info on the barrel?

I searched for this video because I opened one dahlia tuber and it smelled like honey and flowers like some nice jam

Cut the whole top out and make a window screen cover for the whole top . I make manure tea in my rain barrels for fertilizer .along with some epsom salts .