You're absolutely right about us loving these tours - we get a ton of information and, more importantly, benefit from the experts' many years of experience. Rob was so genuine and forthcoming. Loved his take-it-in-my-stride reaction to the pot almost falling off the conveyor belt.
What a fantastic and educational tour this was! I won't be complaining about the price of a great clematis after seeing how much work goes into producing them! Thank you Jason for taking us on this trip 😀
This is super interesting. I've bought many of their plants. By sheer coincidence, I bought one today. Besides being wonderful plants, they have the best plant tags
Thanks Jason, Rob's scale of production is mind-blowing! Remarkable to see so few staff, when traditionally, Hort is such a labour-intensive industry... Great to see his tried and true pest management practices: we used to use way too many lethal chemicals where I used to work. 🤢
They've done a great job adding automation where appropriate. He said something like 160 on staff right now - and that's no small feat in the BC labor market post-covid.
This is my Cousin Rob ❤️ Clearview has amazing product. I have a garden centre supplying Pender Island for 30 years. I’ve watched them grow over the years ❤️
Thanks Deborah - yes, I was very impressed with everyone I met on the tour. You know I have family on Pender and I probably checked your place out when I was visiting! Small world.
He said some interesting things. We grow an obscene amount of strawberries and raspberries and something we say often is 'never send them to bed with wet feet" He said something similar. We don't water too late in the day because we don't want our plants to have cold, wet roots. Another thing that was interesting to me was the use of predators. A fair few gardening/homesteading youtubers have said they don't think predators are worth the money because they either leave or die. Generally, they leave or die when they run out of food, which means they have done their job. We use a lot of Persimilis to take care of various kinds of mites. They take care of the mites and then the population dies right down, but as soon as the mite population increases again, the Persimilis come right back as well so one distribution of the predators can keep mites under control all season. Nasty little dinosaur looking bugs. Great video man, love hearing other growers perspectives and insights on things.
Thanks for your insights Brad. I like what you're saying about persimilis - they need a food source to survive, and they go through the spider mites rather quickly when conditions are right. If they're gone, it means they've finished the job! I has decent results releasing Neoseiulus californicus earlier in the season - they seem tolerant of wide swings in temperature and humidity, and moves over to feeding on pollen when the prey numbers are down, so they seem to be able to stick around a little better.
Didn't know I needed to know all about how Clematis are grown but I guess I did! Thoroughly enjoyed it! 🙂 And my little 🇨🇦 ♥️ swells up just a little when I see something like this.
Hi, I so enjoyed this video,so much information on growing clematis vines! It’s my favorite vine,and always try to grow it with the few roses that I have in my small garden. It’s such an amazing plant for growing vertical on trellises. Thank you for new information.
These are awesome videos. The information is fantastic. Thank You so much for taking your time to provide us with these. Looking forward to seeing more. Thank You again Jason.
Awesome tour - thanks for posting! 1. Bulb crate workstation - so familiar! :) 2. Ellepot system transplanter is blowing my mind. 3. Offset stacked pallet is amazing. 4. Need to finally visit their shop - have been staring at their signs around town for the last 15 years and never found the time. But will go this year!
Thanks Beverly. The bulb crate thing: the go-to solution to almost any problem on a nursery. Are you in the industry locally? Yes, those Ellepot liners really made for a great plugs. Love it.
Wow, that is one professional operation. impressive production process in multiples!! 70k props per day is insane. Love all the tips and bits of experience based education your interviews offer. You are not only a great grower, you are an excellent journalist as well. Cheers!
Thanks Jason for the video! We went to Clearview Garden Shop after watching your video and got 14 clematis yesterday!!! So excited to plant them with your roses!!!
Jason, What a GREAT tour ! So very interesting to see how our plants are started and all that goes into everything to get them to us, before we buy them at the garden center. Always look forward to your videos, always very useful information ! Thanks once again !!!!
I've loved these tours; especially this one. I've always had an interest in Botany and engineering/electrical/automation. Had no idea those auto-potters and conveyor belts existed. A whole new topic for me to research and look at new career opportunities .
You have the right interests to do well in horticulture - some of the transplanters, seeders and machine pruners are really cool! I ran the potting line for my previous employer for a long time - an older Visser PC-9, and even though the tech was 20 years old (or more) it could still push out a flat of potted plants every 8 seconds.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thanks for another product name to research. It looks like a lot of this horticulture automation tech comes out of Denmark and The Netherlands so I might have to start up some foreign language classes to go with my other research, haha.
I really enjoyed this tour. It was great hearing about the liners and pest control. Lots of other good info there. Thank you. Do you think they would be willing to discuss their propagation process some? I think that would be pretty interesting as well.
That was great, I may have to watch it again in case I missed anything! Bought 2 of his products last year and they are doing really well. Yes, please take us to his retail operation!
Thanks. You bet. I had a chance to visit some of the other large growers in the region (Skagit, Qualitree) and I'm always amazed by the scale of their growing.
Thank you so much for these touring videos. I learn so much and always think they are never long enough!!!..... it is always a vulnerable time for the grower to expose themselves to the online world so thank you to the owner also.
Thanks Cathy. I always struggle over the length a bit, because conventional wisdom says viewers won't click through to super long videos. I generally try to get topics down below 15 minutes, but preferably 10 or even 5, depending on what I'm presenting. In this case, so much of the footage was engaging and usable, I left very little on the cutting room floor, and then only because there was loud background noise or we were in transit from one spot to another.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm As you grow your audience you will see a shift in desired lengths. 90% of my RUclips watching is done on my smart TV. It automatically plays and longer format videos of 20 to 30min are typically what I watch so that is what plays. I need to actually manually line up smaller videos, which I don't mind doing when I notice they have uploaded. Do you watch Garden Answer? Their videos are perfect length ... RUclips suggested your channel as I like GA. I see your videos as a huge inspiration for me to take the next step of selling my seedlings and cuttings .... as a home grower I always over produce!
After watching this, I realized I just planted a clematis in soil that is probably too wet. I will be moving it asap. Thank you for the informative tour.
Oh, wow !! I absolutely love this video. I figured they do trials like roses but this is different as for markets and shipping. Never seen such giant spaces like that here with natural environment for bugs. I knew there should be something like that in North America Continent . I have seen videos in Africa but your video blew me away. Wow !! Love it !! ❤️❤️ Thank you Jason and Thank you Rob !!🌹
Another great tour. I have a couple of their vines and love hearing more about their practices. Their tags are fantastic! The best I've seen. Thanks so much Jason!
Thanks Jason. I have not tried to grow Clematis yet but I've been thinking about it. I'm not sure what ones I like yet, but I would like a long bloomer. Got to learn more first.
Thank you so much for this tour. It was educational and so very interesting just like the rest of your videos. If you have the time, Yes please on a tour of their retail area.
My pleasure Diane. It's amazing how many of these great growers are in our own backyards and you might not even notice them - quietly growing and shipping millions of plants around the world.
If you ever do a tour of the NW, you should also visit Heirloom Roses, the international rose test garden in Portland, the Japanese Garden and the Oregon Gardens in Silverton. Swan Island Dahlias are open the entire month of August! There is so much plant production here in the Willamette Valley, Oregon! Thank you for this clematis producer tour. I think clematis is an amazing companion plant for roses. I grow them both.
Thanks for the very informative tour, especially thanks to rob for taking the time. I am really interested in more tours. As more Roses and of course some varieties of Clematis are on my bucket list already , this video came in timely. Best wishes from a "kill-it-with-kindness" gardener, Hanni (yes, I once killed a bare root rose - overwatering is the word).
Wow Jason, What a fantastic tour!👌 Thank you Rob for such an insightful tutorial on all the different aspects of the Clearview operation. You can hear the excitement and pride in Rob's voice when he shared the different innovations and constantly improving methodologies within the different growing processes. So much information was covered. I am curious what types of active predators he introduces into the greenhouses besides the active open house transient natural predators from outside. I will be watching this video several times to get a closer look at the processes. I was pleasantly surprised to see a commercial grower pot stacking the way I do to conserve space for transport. By the way, I am a 6 -two gallon pot carrier, three in each hand. The heavier fleshly watered pots I sometimes have to drop down to 2 pots per hand, but 2 gallon pots can get pretty heavy.🤪😁 Awesome video Jason! Tell Rob, Thank You Very Much! He did a marvelous job of showcasing their organization!🤙
Thanks GW Builder. Rob's a real professional! We didn't get into the specific beneficials, but I could take some educated guesses: for aphids we're usually applying a mix of parasitic wasps (encarsia & eretmocerus), spider mites are often persimilis. Thrips can be tricky because they have a soil stage and an adult stage to tackle if you want full control. A good cost-effective predator is cucumeris, and they'll go after thrips in the foliage/flowers. In the soil it might be hypoaspis. There are other alternatives, but those are some of the most common.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm I will definitely look into the options, not sure what Hawaii's naturals are or what might be available because I've never gotten that far into positive natural pest control other than what it already in the area. Hawaii also has peculiar rules for import and export so I will also need to check with some of the local commercial growers to see a current list. Thank you for the feedback it will be going into the propagation Playlist.👍 I will be closing on the property on Wednesday this week, so there will be lots to do over the next few months. I plan on being fully moved before the end of July.🤙
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You're absolutely right about us loving these tours - we get a ton of information and, more importantly, benefit from the experts' many years of experience. Rob was so genuine and forthcoming. Loved his take-it-in-my-stride reaction to the pot almost falling off the conveyor belt.
Well said👍🤣
Totally my favorite part of the video!
Amen!
Loved the show! Please ask him to show you a tour of his retail shop. This video was a wealth of information. Thank You!🌷
Thanks Patricia. I'll see when we can fit it in.
What a fantastic and educational tour this was! I won't be complaining about the price of a great clematis after seeing how much work goes into producing them! Thank you Jason for taking us on this trip 😀
Very much my pleasure Leia. It was a great day.
I've always liked and bought Clearview products and now I know why I've always been impressed. Thanks for the tour!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching Susan.
Nice to see how big this operation is, bought one of their clematis last spring. The heat dome last June almost killed it, but it came back.
I'm glad it recovered - I lost a few things in that kind of heat!
This is super interesting. I've bought many of their plants. By sheer coincidence, I bought one today. Besides being wonderful plants, they have the best plant tags
Thanks Candace. I was so impressed by the quality of the finished plants.
That was AWESOME! The guy is so casual about the scale of everything. Behind him… millions of plants
I know, right? Like it's the most natural thing in the world to take 70,000 cuttings a day.
Absolutely fascinating! I wish they were closer to me! Plus, I love to see businesses flourishing! Great tour!
Rob is what Kevin Costner would be like if he was a plant grower !! 😍
Great tour !!! Thanks 🥰
Thanks Jason, Rob's scale of production is mind-blowing! Remarkable to see so few staff, when traditionally, Hort is such a labour-intensive industry... Great to see his tried and true pest management practices: we used to use way too many lethal chemicals where I used to work. 🤢
They've done a great job adding automation where appropriate. He said something like 160 on staff right now - and that's no small feat in the BC labor market post-covid.
This is my Cousin Rob ❤️ Clearview has amazing product. I have a garden centre supplying Pender Island for 30 years. I’ve watched them grow over the years ❤️
Thanks Deborah - yes, I was very impressed with everyone I met on the tour. You know I have family on Pender and I probably checked your place out when I was visiting! Small world.
And yes, I’d love to see Clearview’s retail location and see the various kinds of clematis and other vining plants they sell.
Clematis is on e of my favorite plants & of course roses are the favorite. thank you always enjoyable & informational.
Thanks Gary
So interesting and I love clematis!! Love these tours, Jason. I learn something from each one. Thank you!
My pleasure Angie
The price of good plants are worth the money. Thank you, for sharing these guys hard work! I didn’t know how much effort goes into the plant industry.
He said some interesting things. We grow an obscene amount of strawberries and raspberries and something we say often is 'never send them to bed with wet feet" He said something similar. We don't water too late in the day because we don't want our plants to have cold, wet roots.
Another thing that was interesting to me was the use of predators. A fair few gardening/homesteading youtubers have said they don't think predators are worth the money because they either leave or die. Generally, they leave or die when they run out of food, which means they have done their job. We use a lot of Persimilis to take care of various kinds of mites. They take care of the mites and then the population dies right down, but as soon as the mite population increases again, the Persimilis come right back as well so one distribution of the predators can keep mites under control all season. Nasty little dinosaur looking bugs.
Great video man, love hearing other growers perspectives and insights on things.
Thanks for your insights Brad. I like what you're saying about persimilis - they need a food source to survive, and they go through the spider mites rather quickly when conditions are right. If they're gone, it means they've finished the job! I has decent results releasing Neoseiulus californicus earlier in the season - they seem tolerant of wide swings in temperature and humidity, and moves over to feeding on pollen when the prey numbers are down, so they seem to be able to stick around a little better.
Great tour! I'm beginning to truly appreciate all the work that goes into producing plants on that scale. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Awesome to learn about the production of these plants . So glad they use Beneficial insects. Now if they can cut down on plastics... thank you Jason.
Didn't know I needed to know all about how Clematis are grown but I guess I did! Thoroughly enjoyed it! 🙂 And my little 🇨🇦 ♥️ swells up just a little when I see something like this.
Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed!
Hi, I so enjoyed this video,so much information on growing clematis vines! It’s my favorite vine,and always try to grow it with the few roses that I have in my small garden. It’s such an amazing plant for growing vertical on trellises. Thank you for new information.
You bet Deena. Roses and clematis go beautifully together.
Please, pretty please, a tour of the retail shop would be so great! I was so mesmerized by all the clematis in the green house.
Super information. We enjoy these field trips very much. Thanks to everyone involved.
Wonderful video Sir. I appreciate your work here and learn from every one you make. Roses and clematis “my thing” as you said!
These are awesome videos. The information is fantastic. Thank You so much for taking your time to provide us with these. Looking forward to seeing more. Thank You again Jason.
That was really interesting. I will never drown my plants again. Thanks! :)
The tour was terrific. He seemed so modern and into strong technology and new ideas. Thank you.
That was fascinating and informative. Funny with the coffee cup. Always human error!
Awesome tour - thanks for posting!
1. Bulb crate workstation - so familiar! :)
2. Ellepot system transplanter is blowing my mind.
3. Offset stacked pallet is amazing.
4. Need to finally visit their shop - have been staring at their signs around town for the last 15 years and never found the time. But will go this year!
Thanks Beverly. The bulb crate thing: the go-to solution to almost any problem on a nursery. Are you in the industry locally? Yes, those Ellepot liners really made for a great plugs. Love it.
Wow, that is one professional operation. impressive production process in multiples!! 70k props per day is insane. Love all the tips and bits of experience based education your interviews offer. You are not only a great grower, you are an excellent journalist as well. Cheers!
This video is AWESOME! So interesting to hear all the work that goes into getting a plant to market.
You're the best! Thanks and YES please another tour for the retail you mentioned.
Thanks Jason for the video! We went to Clearview Garden Shop after watching your video and got 14 clematis yesterday!!! So excited to plant them with your roses!!!
Excellent! They'll complement each other beautifully.
Jason, What a GREAT tour ! So very interesting to see how our plants are started and all that goes into everything to get them to us, before we buy them at the garden center. Always look forward to your videos, always very useful information ! Thanks once again !!!!
My pleasure Mike.
Great video. Watching my Jackmanii Superba Clematis shine in my garden.
Rob Wein is the Kevin Costner of Canada...
Very interesting. Never knew it took so long from starting to market.
Thanks Evelyn.
Thank you Rob and Jason!
I've loved these tours; especially this one. I've always had an interest in Botany and engineering/electrical/automation. Had no idea those auto-potters and conveyor belts existed. A whole new topic for me to research and look at new career opportunities .
You have the right interests to do well in horticulture - some of the transplanters, seeders and machine pruners are really cool! I ran the potting line for my previous employer for a long time - an older Visser PC-9, and even though the tech was 20 years old (or more) it could still push out a flat of potted plants every 8 seconds.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thanks for another product name to research. It looks like a lot of this horticulture automation tech comes out of Denmark and The Netherlands so I might have to start up some foreign language classes to go with my other research, haha.
I love behind the scenes video.
I really enjoyed this tour. It was great hearing about the liners and pest control. Lots of other good info there. Thank you. Do you think they would be willing to discuss their propagation process some? I think that would be pretty interesting as well.
Thanks Lance. I'll see if I can work it out.
Nice tour Jason, That's a lot of plants ! Sticking 70k plants a day. Wow. Thanks for sharing !
Just love this .. an insight to mass growing … excellent!
Awesome tour! Very interesting as well. Thank you for sharing!
Loved the tour and the information he just spills out from so much experience. Thanks
Thanks Bill. Yes, you sure can tell that he knows the plant business inside and out.
I'm convinced my pink fantasy Clematis came from here! :) this is so cool
So interesting. What a great tour. Thank you.
Thanks for a great video, Jason.
That was great, I may have to watch it again in case I missed anything! Bought 2 of his products last year and they are doing really well. Yes, please take us to his retail operation!
Thanks Linda. I'll see if I can work it out with Rob.
excellent video, I learned a lot. I think few people realize the scale and importance of the commercial nursery business in BC, WA and OR.
Thanks. You bet. I had a chance to visit some of the other large growers in the region (Skagit, Qualitree) and I'm always amazed by the scale of their growing.
Thank you so much for these touring videos. I learn so much and always think they are never long enough!!!..... it is always a vulnerable time for the grower to expose themselves to the online world so thank you to the owner also.
Thanks Cathy. I always struggle over the length a bit, because conventional wisdom says viewers won't click through to super long videos. I generally try to get topics down below 15 minutes, but preferably 10 or even 5, depending on what I'm presenting. In this case, so much of the footage was engaging and usable, I left very little on the cutting room floor, and then only because there was loud background noise or we were in transit from one spot to another.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm As you grow your audience you will see a shift in desired lengths.
90% of my RUclips watching is done on my smart TV. It automatically plays and longer format videos of 20 to 30min are typically what I watch so that is what plays.
I need to actually manually line up smaller videos, which I don't mind doing when I notice they have uploaded.
Do you watch Garden Answer? Their videos are perfect length ... RUclips suggested your channel as I like GA.
I see your videos as a huge inspiration for me to take the next step of selling my seedlings and cuttings .... as a home grower I always over produce!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm but I'm sure longer videos also take more time to edit.... being a creator is a job in itself so really you have 2 jobs!
After watching this, I realized I just planted a clematis in soil that is probably too wet. I will be moving it asap. Thank you for the informative tour.
Happy we could help!
Amazing video Jason keep it up! I'll be looking forward to the next tour!
Oh, wow !! I absolutely love this video.
I figured they do trials like roses but this is different as for markets and shipping. Never seen such giant spaces like that here with natural environment for bugs. I knew there should be something like that in North America Continent . I have seen videos in Africa but your video blew me away. Wow !! Love it !! ❤️❤️
Thank you Jason and Thank you Rob !!🌹
Thank you Jason 🌷💚🙃
Very interesting, Jason. Yes, please arrange a retail tour.
The mountain in the background of your property is AWESOME!
Thanks - and with the fickle weather I just nudged in the shot between two downpours!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Good timing then!
Another one of your “ Wow, I had no idea!” videos Jason! Thank you for the education ❤️
Thanks Cynthia. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much. I loved seeing so many amazing plants.
My pleasure. Thanks so much for watching
Good video and information! I have been out to Clearview’s retail center many times. Of course bought clematis! So much to choose from. Fun times!
I’d love to see the other commercial/retail area. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us!
Here you go: ruclips.net/video/PEN0GVDgQkg/видео.html
I loved the tour.
I would love to get some clematis for my daughter’s garden!! Which I’ll be working soon!!!
Awesome - I have grown their ‘Vancouver Sea Breeze’ and it is beautiful.
Thanks Dan!
Excellent, ex cell ent, EXCELLENT ! 💗💗💗THANK YOU, I learned a lot.
I'm glad you liked it!
Fascinating!
I really enjoy seeing large production agriculture.
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Live the detailed tour.
Enjoyed every minute. Thank you for sharing!
You're so welcome Michael.
wow. Thank you for doing this Jason.
You bet. I'm glad you liked it.
Enjoyed the video very much! Thank you.
Super nice tour. I feel inspired to buy more clematis now. ❤️
Yes. Now I want all the clematis!
So extremely interesting and informative! Now I want to go there!! Thanks
My pleasure. Thanks for watching
🌎❤️🕊😊
😊 I appreciate what You Do!
Please continue it is AWSOME!
God Bless.
Stay Safe!
Thanks so much Maria
Brilliant, love to see the inner workings 😊 yes to the retail video too
Thanks, i enjoyed seeing this video. I love clematis, I have rooted a few from the ones I have.
Nice - that must be satisfying! Thanks Judy.
Excellent. I have bought Clearview products before successfully. No mention of clematis wilt.
Thanks Gene. We had a wide ranging discussion, but I didn't ask about clematis wilt. I'm sure he'd be the guy to ask.
Thank you. That’s really cool! I love the ellepot system 😊
You bet. I would have liked to see it in action - but what a neat facility!
Another great tour. I have a couple of their vines and love hearing more about their practices. Their tags are fantastic! The best I've seen. Thanks so much Jason!
Thanks Lorinda!
Fascinating! I love these tour videos. Thanks so much!
Thanks Kay - I appreciate the feedback
Thanks Jason. I have not tried to grow Clematis yet but I've been thinking about it. I'm not sure what ones I like yet, but I would like a long bloomer. Got to learn more first.
I'm playing with them a bit too now - on my archways and fences. I've seen them combined beautifully with roses when visiting other gardens!
Group c clematis like Jackmanii will flower longest.
Thank you so much for this tour.
It was educational and so very interesting just like the rest of your videos.
If you have the time, Yes please on a tour of their retail area.
Amazing tour, had know idea this wonderful facility was so close by. Thank you for taking us along.
My pleasure Diane. It's amazing how many of these great growers are in our own backyards and you might not even notice them - quietly growing and shipping millions of plants around the world.
Fantastic educational video! Great job!
Really nice Jason. Thanks for sharing. This nursery is beautiful and a pleasure to watch this video.
Thanks Christie. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Very interesting, my clematis are my favorite plant
Great video!!!! Yes please a video for the retail location.
Yes please. If you can get us a retail location that would be awesome. I do indeed love these tours! 😊
You bet. I'll catch up with Rob again when/if he can spare the time for a tour.
If you ever do a tour of the NW, you should also visit Heirloom Roses, the international rose test garden in Portland, the Japanese Garden and the Oregon Gardens in Silverton. Swan Island Dahlias are open the entire month of August! There is so much plant production here in the Willamette Valley, Oregon! Thank you for this clematis producer tour. I think clematis is an amazing companion plant for roses. I grow them both.
Thanks Mary. I'd love to get down there and take a look around.
Thank you, Jason! Fascinating.
It was a fantastic facility and Rob was so generous with his time! I enjoyed it a lot.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm You're both generous with your time. I love the passion of people into plants.
Fascinating!!!
Amazing just awesome video Jason.👍
Thanks Ankita!
AWESOME TOUR!!!!!!..thanks!!
You bet. Thanks Rourke
Wow interesting thanks 😊
I LOVE when you do nursery tours!
Good stuff, love the tours :-)
Thanks for the very informative tour, especially thanks to rob for taking the time. I am really interested in more tours. As more Roses and of course some varieties of Clematis are on my bucket list already , this video came in timely. Best wishes from a "kill-it-with-kindness" gardener, Hanni (yes, I once killed a bare root rose - overwatering is the word).
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I'll see if I can sort out some other tours this season.
Thank you! I loved this.
Very impressive. Another great video. 👍
I wanted to hit the like button a few times but realized I already had. 🙃
Thanks so much Hamish!
Wow Jason,
What a fantastic tour!👌
Thank you Rob for such an insightful tutorial on all the different aspects of the Clearview operation. You can hear the excitement and pride in Rob's voice when he shared the different innovations and constantly improving methodologies within the different growing processes.
So much information was covered. I am curious what types of active predators he introduces into the greenhouses besides the active open house transient natural predators from outside. I will be watching this video several times to get a closer look at the processes. I was pleasantly surprised to see a commercial grower pot stacking the way I do to conserve space for transport.
By the way, I am a 6 -two gallon pot carrier, three in each hand. The heavier fleshly watered pots I sometimes have to drop down to 2 pots per hand, but 2 gallon pots can get pretty heavy.🤪😁
Awesome video Jason!
Tell Rob, Thank You Very Much! He did a marvelous job of showcasing their organization!🤙
Thanks GW Builder. Rob's a real professional! We didn't get into the specific beneficials, but I could take some educated guesses: for aphids we're usually applying a mix of parasitic wasps (encarsia & eretmocerus), spider mites are often persimilis. Thrips can be tricky because they have a soil stage and an adult stage to tackle if you want full control. A good cost-effective predator is cucumeris, and they'll go after thrips in the foliage/flowers. In the soil it might be hypoaspis. There are other alternatives, but those are some of the most common.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm I will definitely look into the options, not sure what Hawaii's naturals are or what might be available because I've never gotten that far into positive natural pest control other than what it already in the area. Hawaii also has peculiar rules for import and export so I will also need to check with some of the local commercial growers to see a current list.
Thank you for the feedback it will be going into the propagation Playlist.👍
I will be closing on the property on Wednesday this week, so there will be lots to do over the next few months. I plan on being fully moved before the end of July.🤙
Very interesting, and very impressive. Thank you Jason.
Very much my pleasure!
Fantastic!!!!!
Great tour, learned a lot. Thanks 🙏
My pleasure. Thanks for watching
Love the tour. Thanks
You bet. Thanks Ruby.
This was fantastic! Thank you
Thanks Christine. I'm glad you enjoyed it.