So true. That, and the Food Crisis... And the Economic Crisis... And the Ukraine Crisis... Oh and not to forget the Environmental Crisis. I literally did forget the Population Crisis... So bloody used to COVID I also forgot the Virus Crisis. Holy shit, that's 7 legitimate global crisis currently in progress. I'd never actually counted before. Those sick individuals leading our civilisation have a lot to answer for.
A wise man once told me "experience is what you get, when you don't get what you want" -Ed Fennel That saying has always rung true for me and I know it does for anyone growing plants. Experience is the result of mistakes that have been intellectually digested and addressed. Build your soil. Build your medicine. Build your food. Never stop learning. Thank you Build a soil family.
Between this new series and the 10x10 series, you guys are crazy inspirational. Thank you for all the knowledge and insights, can’t wait to for all the new content to come from BuildASoil. Stay crazy guys.
Much love. You two are not only made for each other but the knowledge you guys are spitting out for the community is amazing. Thank you guys. ONE LOVE god bless
Super cool! The three magic words that every grower eventually learns. LESS IS MORE! Thank you for starting off with that statement. In this world of over abundance and mass information it's quite the opposite. More usually equals less.
I built a 14x20 greenhouse over the weekend. Already have it FULL of garden veggies. With Putan messing around, I have a feeling we’ll all he going to eat! Just foliar fed them some stinking ass fermented insect frass I copied your lettuce bed on the first 10x10 series. Have them in grass roots pots. Thanks for all the knowledge, my family thanks you all!
You may try watering from the bottom up. I have switched to this method with clones they wick up what they need and I've never had a over watering issue this way. Also the top stays dryer than watering from above so it aids with pests like fungus Nats
I definitely want to bottom water!! Because they got overwatered when I left town I can’t just throw water in the bottom because they ones that are still wet will never get the chance to dry out. We were not bottom watering yet because there is so much soil and such a small plant then I couldn’t start watering from the bottom because I was trying to let some of them dry… so many variables ahhh lol
@@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404 I only wrote that because I understand what it's like to have others take care of the littles and bottom up watering I have found to be way less problematic for those who don't do it every day. Leaving ones nursery to the care of others always stresses me out. Thanks for what you guys do I really enjoy the programming.
Thank you, honestly we will have started bottom watering now and it does work very well thank you for the suggestion. It is so hard to leave the babies with others. 🙏🙏
I always grow my veggies from seed (almost always) and this is great info! There's been a few struggles over the years, and sometimes I come late to info that others consider basic. I'm always learning and love the growth of knowledge that stems from BAS. Y'all are growing gardeners!!! Cheers!
Living the dream! Wishing yall success on the upcoming season! The old saying comes to mind..if you love what you do..you will never work a day in your life! ✌
I enjoyed this one showing inside the process of the family farm side and you and your wife working together. I can tell she puts her heart into the plants and every step.
I am so glad this content is being posted. Living in FL, I grow vegetables in a tent for a different reason -it is way too hot in the summer. The tent is the only way I can have tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, and spinach in the summer. I look forward to any trick you and your wife can provide; for, as you know a tent can fill up very fast. Thank you.
Really grateful for this new series! I’m taking a break from growing cannabis for a while and going all in with vegetables in and outdoors this season. I have two 20 gallon pots of coots mix that are just finishing their first cycle with cannabis. What would be some vegetables that would benefit most from such a rich soil and an indoor environment. I’ll be filling a few more containers with a lighter mix for outdoor use as well.
Love the smiles at the end So genuinely happy! Love what you guys are doing! I was Once planning to move to CO in order to be around more people like ourselves, You have inspired me and my wife to stick around our area starting a worm farm and hopefully a grow shop in our now newly legal market and in turn hopefully create the community and love for the soil you have been spreading here at home. You guys are awesome The 10 by 10 series has been amazing and inspirational! Thank you.
You know, you guys really could give it a rest on the sexist comments. She's smart and obviously knows a hell of a lot about growing vegetables. I'm here for the education that this family is so generously giving away for free. Speaking of, thanks so much for the first demo on what to do when a problem arises, I had the same thing happen to my tomatoes and good to know I was overwatering. I'm going to hang with the whole process and have epic tomatoes this year.
I believe this is where capillary mats from blumat would definitely help with even moisture control. They save a ton of water by using the mats that wick from the bottom up
Absolutely love this! Question for the commercial side: Can you speak a bit about the farm/chef relationship and your methodology for choosing your chef/concepts to work with? Do you work with concepts that require certain SKUs or are they shopping a menu of availabilities on a seasonal basis? Any elaboration would be awesome! Great series, guys!
It takes a lot of discipline to be thorough when you have more than 10 plants especially of the same kind but once you do it I totally get where you guys are coming from and I appreciate you stressing the fact that this is very important.
Much love to a lovely 💑 , i live when my wife shows interest in my garden, even tho in my heart i know she hates how much time i spend with my plants 😆
Excited to see the farm/greenhouse...Started permaculture gardening 3 years ago....while frustrating it's really like therapy...Looking forward to future episodes.
My wife and I are going to start a small farm like this. You guys give us inspiration to go for it. No greenhouse yet but it's in the plans for next year.
I was literally planting veg seeds and then came in to find this vid. I don't have to go away to over or under water something though! It's a lot of work giving each plant in a tray individual attention plus all the regular stuff with your medicinal plants and all the outside work is getting started too! I don't know how you guys find time to think about us, even though you've been away and came back to an emergency! Just got Kraft Blend to save myself some work and boost all my soil! It really is a money, and time saver. And think of the space it saves, just 1 container for 15 items. Thanks for that, Thanks for sharing, I always pick up something new to try, learn or just enjoy!
Lite up some black and Sicilian eggplant and cherry tomatoe seeds for the outdoor season(Canada, I like puttin em out big and fruiting). Will start up the rest around April. My grandma made the seeds, she also gave me heirloom beans I’m using as cover plants with erb.
Isn’t this amazing? The cannabis world sharing knowledge and love. You’re a superstar Jeremy thank you for what do. Can you sneak in some mushroom talk? Please =)
You two look good together the happiness is visible and I think it's great I like the series am really forward to the on going episodes as much as the other 10 by 10 this is one of my favorite channels
I've found Indeterminates to be excellent for a field planting. They grow, they produce, you harvest, done. Perfect for that spot a ways away from the regular garden.
Y’all look so happy 😀 love the content. I know little about greenhouse growing. I have always just grown outdoors. Excited to learn something new. Happy growing 🌱😊
The Silva’s love for each other shows. And their healthy plants look as if they agree. Jeromy, you’re crushing it. Mind body spirit balanced just like your products. Trust is hard to earn and harder to keep. Thank you BAS for your mission. Grow strong grow righteous 🙏🔑✌️
Your love for each other is contagious and a testimony for many organic growers world wide. I wish you both incredible material success. More importantly, I want you two IN the kingdom of Heaven. Make a decision ASAP.
The holes in the radishes are pill bugs , same problem i had with my radishes , rats or mice leave distinct teeth marks when they nibble on stuff , what fixed that problem for me is to have compost as mulch as they like to eat rotting organic matter and when thats not available they go for plants and roots
This series is great and I love seeing you two work with eachother! I'm more of an intuitive gardener like your wife (her name escapes me at the moment) so im geeked for this
My veggie game is gonna be off the chain this year! Gonna use this series as a guide to grow clean and healthy food in my back yard this summer. You guys need to get some seeds on the site! One stop shop for us newbies to growing fruits and vegetables. Really appreciate the content. You guys are goals! One love from the Windy City !
Great video, lots of good info. Especially the information about treating each plant individually! It's so easy to forget that... You guys make a great team! I love how much Jeremy smiles when his partner is on camera!
It’s probably mice, taking chunks out of your radish. Set some traps with peanut butter in. Down the rows. Cool series, I’ll look forward to following along. We are in Quebec and just started seeding for our 5th season, minimal soil disturbance market garden farm. Havre Vert biologique. Your green house is set out exactly how we are setting ours up in the spring. A new 150’x30’
I've been watching your series now for about a year and I think this new stuff with growing food is awesome I think your gonna kill it keep up the good work
The best tasting tomato is the cherokee purple...slow to grow, and I'd like to see what you could do with it. I'll try it in a 15 gal pot with tlo this year. I grow san marzano redorta. best sauce tomato I've found.
Mice can get through an little crack, even under some doors. Cats are a great option, also some great traps on Amazon that are working for my right now around my chicken coop. Love the content guys!
Thanks for showing the funky growing Amish pastes- I have a different variety and every single one of them looks like they are trying to die also. I was going to ditch them but hearing it may just be how they grow made me think twice about tossing them!
That Tasmanian Chocolate is actually a semi-determinate, cross of Paul Robeson and New Big Dwarf. Thats where it gets the size from, Indeterminates and Determinate are indistinguishable from each other as seedlings. Dwarf tomatoes grow like that though and they even have potato leaf dwarf tomato plants as well! There is a a whole line of "dwarf tomato project" varieties that are fun to grow and do well in containers because of their compact size. Worth checking out for sure!
Thanks for showing off the greenhouse for us Gwen! I would still love to know how you set up your irrigation and what you're using for that. I did try growing lettuce in a 10gal outdoors in the greenhouse last season and it was SUPER bitter! Great for gut health! Not so great for taste buds 😅
So great to see the content growing here! I love this series along with the others of course but this is just awesome seeing more family friendly content I can share with my peeps 😁
Ooh i almost bought a brandywine something tomato seedpack! I have tomato, red pepper, and cilantro seeds sprouting hopefully any day; 1st in-ground veggie(and ganja) grow for me!, so rewarding growing my 1st tomatoes/helping my Mom switch to organic and grow great ones herself! Thank you guys so much
@@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404 not sure how practical this would be, but you could dome off a section of radish to see if the problem is coming from the surface or soil. visqueen plastic and somthing to prop it (frame made fom wood pallet perhaps) over the veg and burry the edge of the plastic. or if u have a bunch of plastic jugs u could cut the bottoms off to make domes.
Hope you have better luck with you Brandywines that I did last season, just didn’t produce as much fruit as other varieties. I also had some chipmunks taking bites out my tomatoes just as they started to turn Color !
We had one going for a year and a half this is in Hawaii sun , now we’re we pulled the plant there is another plant growing in it , pure Indica lol wild 😜
Taking the fam to Montana this summer. Hoping to get a chance to stop by and check out the farm. Of course buy some products to save on shipping. Gets kinda pricey shipping to SW FL
The family that grows together stays together 🌱 You've got a beautiful thing going on in Co. Really enjoy watching your channel, it's very educational.
Great info here! Happy to see the lifestyle and techniques carry over to sustenance as well as the medicine! In the future id love to have something maybe 1/4 scale of yall, gonna be a good year tater!
i like that growing weed has gotten me excited about growing non-weed plants and i thank this channel for helping with that
Yeppers I totally agree
Same here!
It's the gateway plant.
So funny!
So true. That, and the Food Crisis... And the Economic Crisis... And the Ukraine Crisis... Oh and not to forget the Environmental Crisis. I literally did forget the Population Crisis... So bloody used to COVID I also forgot the Virus Crisis. Holy shit, that's 7 legitimate global crisis currently in progress. I'd never actually counted before. Those sick individuals leading our civilisation have a lot to answer for.
A wise man once told me "experience is what you get, when you don't get what you want" -Ed Fennel That saying has always rung true for me and I know it does for anyone growing plants. Experience is the result of mistakes that have been intellectually digested and addressed. Build your soil. Build your medicine. Build your food. Never stop learning. Thank you Build a soil family.
Jermey's living the dream, everything having to do with BuildASoil is such an inspiration. Love from Toronto , Canada.
I love watching people who are passionate about their craft, and are generous in sharing what works for them . Thanks for sharing! 🤜
For some reason that first cut scene Jeremy’s face was screaming “I know you aren’t looking at me” haha love the series!
i had to go back and look at what you meant. took me a minute to even realize he was in the video
@@B_Lane fr all I saw was ......
😂😂😂
Between this new series and the 10x10 series, you guys are crazy inspirational. Thank you for all the knowledge and insights, can’t wait to for all the new content to come from BuildASoil.
Stay crazy guys.
Much love. You two are not only made for each other but the knowledge you guys are spitting out for the community is amazing. Thank you guys. ONE LOVE god bless
Super cool! The three magic words that every grower eventually learns. LESS IS MORE!
Thank you for starting off with that statement. In this world of over abundance and mass information it's quite the opposite. More usually equals less.
Shes absolutely right treating each plant as an individual will increase ur success
This is awesome. Love an early fuck up followed by having the knowledge base to solve the problem. Especially at this scale.
I built a 14x20 greenhouse over the weekend. Already have it FULL of garden veggies. With Putan messing around, I have a feeling we’ll all he going to eat!
Just foliar fed them some stinking ass fermented insect frass
I copied your lettuce bed on the first 10x10 series. Have them in grass roots pots.
Thanks for all the knowledge, my family thanks you all!
PUTAN
You may try watering from the bottom up. I have switched to this method with clones they wick up what they need and I've never had a over watering issue this way. Also the top stays dryer than watering from above so it aids with pests like fungus Nats
I definitely want to bottom water!! Because they got overwatered when I left town I can’t just throw water in the bottom because they ones that are still wet will never get the chance to dry out. We were not bottom watering yet because there is so much soil and such a small plant then I couldn’t start watering from the bottom because I was trying to let some of them dry… so many variables ahhh lol
@@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404 I only wrote that because I understand what it's like to have others take care of the littles and bottom up watering I have found to be way less problematic for those who don't do it every day. Leaving ones nursery to the care of others always stresses me out. Thanks for what you guys do I really enjoy the programming.
Thank you, honestly we will have started bottom watering now and it does work very well thank you for the suggestion. It is so hard to leave the babies with others. 🙏🙏
Jer was so baked in the beginning with his big cheesy smile! First time seeing ya enjoying your selve taking the back seat! Thanks for sharing!!
I always grow my veggies from seed (almost always) and this is great info! There's been a few struggles over the years, and sometimes I come late to info that others consider basic. I'm always learning and love the growth of knowledge that stems from BAS. Y'all are growing gardeners!!! Cheers!
Living the dream! Wishing yall success on the upcoming season! The old saying comes to mind..if you love what you do..you will never work a day in your life! ✌
I enjoyed this one showing inside the process of the family farm side and you and your wife working together. I can tell she puts her heart into the plants and every step.
I am so glad this content is being posted. Living in FL, I grow vegetables in a tent for a different reason -it is way too hot in the summer. The tent is the only way I can have tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, and spinach in the summer. I look forward to any trick you and your wife can provide; for, as you know a tent can fill up very fast. Thank you.
BROTHER SHE IS TALENTED WITH HER WORDS!!! SHES A NATURAL TEACHER
Really grateful for this new series! I’m taking a break from growing cannabis for a while and going all in with vegetables in and outdoors this season. I have two 20 gallon pots of coots mix that are just finishing their first cycle with cannabis. What would be some vegetables that would benefit most from such a rich soil and an indoor environment. I’ll be filling a few more containers with a lighter mix for outdoor use as well.
Thank you. Love the farm.
Love the smiles at the end So genuinely happy! Love what you guys are doing! I was Once planning to move to CO in order to be around more people like ourselves, You have inspired me and my wife to stick around our area starting a worm farm and hopefully a grow shop in our now newly legal market and in turn hopefully create the community and love for the soil you have been spreading here at home. You guys are awesome The 10 by 10 series has been amazing and inspirational!
Thank you.
Man you just totally cut your girl off while she was explaining how she uses the foliar just swipe the bag right Out of her hand 😂
Yup I could see the disappointment in her face too.💔
Awww we both talk a lot but yeah he does that sometimes. He is also much much smarter than me so it’s okay lol 😂
You know, you guys really could give it a rest on the sexist comments. She's smart and obviously knows a hell of a lot about growing vegetables. I'm here for the education that this family is so generously giving away for free. Speaking of, thanks so much for the first demo on what to do when a problem arises, I had the same thing happen to my tomatoes and good to know I was overwatering. I'm going to hang with the whole process and have epic tomatoes this year.
I believe this is where capillary mats from blumat would definitely help with even moisture control. They save a ton of water by using the mats that wick from the bottom up
I germinate seeds like this. Thanks for the recommendation.
Love this channel guys ✌🏽🏴💚
Love the love between yall. Reminds me of my marriage 🙌🏽
Absolutely love this! Question for the commercial side: Can you speak a bit about the farm/chef relationship and your methodology for choosing your chef/concepts to work with? Do you work with concepts that require certain SKUs or are they shopping a menu of availabilities on a seasonal basis? Any elaboration would be awesome! Great series, guys!
I love this question! Hope get good answer, cheers
It takes a lot of discipline to be thorough when you have more than 10 plants especially of the same kind but once you do it I totally get where you guys are coming from and I appreciate you stressing the fact that this is very important.
Much love to a lovely 💑 , i live when my wife shows interest in my garden, even tho in my heart i know she hates how much time i spend with my plants 😆
Excited to see the farm/greenhouse...Started permaculture gardening 3 years ago....while frustrating it's really like therapy...Looking forward to future episodes.
Love this series 👍 thanks guys
My wife and I are going to start a small farm like this. You guys give us inspiration to go for it. No greenhouse yet but it's in the plans for next year.
Haha good luck genius
Hope to start my own thing, much like you guys have. I love this content.
Life goals 😀
I think it may be a rollie pollie. I emailed support earlier today talking about them.
I was literally planting veg seeds and then came in to find this vid. I don't have to go away to over or under water something though! It's a lot of work giving each plant in a tray individual attention plus all the regular stuff with your medicinal plants and all the outside work is getting started too! I don't know how you guys find time to think about us, even though you've been away and came back to an emergency! Just got Kraft Blend to save myself some work and boost all my soil! It really is a money, and time saver. And think of the space it saves, just 1 container for 15 items. Thanks for that, Thanks for sharing, I always pick up something new to try, learn or just enjoy!
What a cool propagation room.
Lite up some black and Sicilian eggplant and cherry tomatoe seeds for the outdoor season(Canada, I like puttin em out big and fruiting). Will start up the rest around April. My grandma made the seeds, she also gave me heirloom beans I’m using as cover plants with erb.
Quick tip:
If you use the Fulpower in with the rest of the ingredients it helps with cellular penetration…
Bingo!
Excellent job you two ,plenty of content ! We are lucky to be Learning from your years of work…thanks!
In Denver,Co. Pill bugs we're doing that exact thing to my radishes last year!
Isn’t this amazing? The cannabis world sharing knowledge and love. You’re a superstar Jeremy thank you for what do. Can you sneak in some mushroom talk? Please =)
Yes, and more terp and cultivar/breeder experiences
This is a Farm series here! Jeremy talks a lot on those topics in his videos for sure!
You two look good together the happiness is visible and I think it's great I like the series am really forward to the on going episodes as much as the other 10 by 10 this is one of my favorite channels
I totally agree.
I've found Indeterminates to be excellent for a field planting. They grow, they produce, you harvest, done. Perfect for that spot a ways away from the regular garden.
Y’all look so happy 😀 love the content. I know little about greenhouse growing. I have always just grown outdoors. Excited to learn something new. Happy growing 🌱😊
The Silva’s love for each other shows. And their healthy plants look as if they agree. Jeromy, you’re crushing it. Mind body spirit balanced just like your products. Trust is hard to earn and harder to keep. Thank you BAS for your mission. Grow strong grow righteous 🙏🔑✌️
Thank you so much 😊
Two super passionate people sharing there knowledge love it. Keep up the great work love learning each week thank you
Your love for each other is contagious and a testimony for many organic growers world wide. I wish you both incredible material success. More importantly, I want you two IN the kingdom of Heaven. Make a decision ASAP.
The holes in the radishes are pill bugs , same problem i had with my radishes , rats or mice leave distinct teeth marks when they nibble on stuff , what fixed that problem for me is to have compost as mulch as they like to eat rotting organic matter and when thats not available they go for plants and roots
Had a tomato plant in a pot cut it down at the base left outside over winter in California -no snow, definitely came back the next year
what a beautiful couple God bless you guys
What a team...freaking epic!
Thanks buildasoil!
This series is great and I love seeing you two work with eachother! I'm more of an intuitive gardener like your wife (her name escapes me at the moment) so im geeked for this
My veggie game is gonna be off the chain this year! Gonna use this series as a guide to grow clean and healthy food in my back yard this summer. You guys need to get some seeds on the site! One stop shop for us newbies to growing fruits and vegetables. Really appreciate the content. You guys are goals! One love from the Windy City !
Exactly. It comes with experience
Same. Your videos are my favorite and so inspirational!
Great video, lots of good info. Especially the information about treating each plant individually! It's so easy to forget that... You guys make a great team! I love how much Jeremy smiles when his partner is on camera!
It’s probably mice, taking chunks out of your radish. Set some traps with peanut butter in. Down the rows.
Cool series, I’ll look forward to following along. We are in Quebec and just started seeding for our 5th season, minimal soil disturbance market garden farm.
Havre Vert biologique.
Your green house is set out exactly how we are setting ours up in the spring. A new 150’x30’
I just planted some tomatoes and this video is perfectly timed! Thank YOU for the advice.
Jeremy has likely used some root wise or gnarley barley on his beard, it is growing out of control!
😂😂🙌🙌
I've been watching your series now for about a year and I think this new stuff with growing food is awesome I think your gonna kill it keep up the good work
I love watching Jeremy's face while she's talking, obviously proud and in love!
Beautiful….. nice garden too
Thx U for sharing u 2 are Awesome!!!
I love the outdoor greenhouse series this is awesome. I just put my potatoes in bags last week.
The best tasting tomato is the cherokee purple...slow to grow, and I'd like to see what you could do with it. I'll try it in a 15 gal pot with tlo this year. I grow san marzano redorta. best sauce tomato I've found.
We want to send you our pH it’s all natural! You guys will love it!
You guys are great! Thanks for sharing with us! It would be nice to get some produce someday.
I feel how much you care for your plants.
Mice can get through an little crack, even under some doors. Cats are a great option, also some great traps on Amazon that are working for my right now around my chicken coop. Love the content guys!
Thanks for showing the funky growing Amish pastes- I have a different variety and every single one of them looks like they are trying to die also. I was going to ditch them but hearing it may just be how they grow made me think twice about tossing them!
That Tasmanian Chocolate is actually a semi-determinate, cross of Paul Robeson and New Big Dwarf. Thats where it gets the size from, Indeterminates and Determinate are indistinguishable from each other as seedlings. Dwarf tomatoes grow like that though and they even have potato leaf dwarf tomato plants as well! There is a a whole line of "dwarf tomato project" varieties that are fun to grow and do well in containers because of their compact size. Worth checking out for sure!
Thanks for all you guys do, from all of us 🌱💚💜💨✌🏽
What kind of lettuce is that in your green house? Or what is the mix called?
Great segment, everything looks great
This is why I’ve not gone anyplace on vaca for years and years lol I can’t trust anyone to tend to my plants
Hell yes!!
Thanks for showing off the greenhouse for us Gwen! I would still love to know how you set up your irrigation and what you're using for that. I did try growing lettuce in a 10gal outdoors in the greenhouse last season and it was SUPER bitter! Great for gut health! Not so great for taste buds 😅
The Lettuce looks so amazing my god! It must be a mouse or Jeremy taking Nibbles out of the Radish!
So great to see the content growing here! I love this series along with the others of course but this is just awesome seeing more family friendly content I can share with my peeps 😁
Nice catch Jeremy. Ya did good kid ya did good.
Ooh i almost bought a brandywine something tomato seedpack! I have tomato, red pepper, and cilantro seeds sprouting hopefully any day; 1st in-ground veggie(and ganja) grow for me!, so rewarding growing my 1st tomatoes/helping my Mom switch to organic and grow great ones herself! Thank you guys so much
Everything looks great. Thanks for all the info.
Pill bugs are likely the issue on the radish.
mouse traps and a shallow dish with beer might catch some of the radish nibblers. just traps to see whats nibbling on the garden.
I have set out traps and nothing… I’m at a loss lol
@@buildasoilfamilyfarm2404 not sure how practical this would be, but you could dome off a section of radish to see if the problem is coming from the surface or soil.
visqueen plastic and somthing to prop it (frame made fom wood pallet perhaps) over the veg and burry the edge of the plastic. or if u have a bunch of plastic jugs u could cut the bottoms off to make domes.
She got them arms !💪
You guys are f***ing awesome!
Thank u for such a detailed discussion ❤️
Hope you have better luck with you Brandywines that I did last season, just didn’t produce as much fruit as other varieties. I also had some chipmunks taking bites out my tomatoes just as they started to turn Color !
This series is awesome! My wife just wants to know it works too. I like the science of why it works.
Big UP like 👍 thanks for the force
you guys are awesome , looking forward to more info and the hands on teaching is very valuable ,thanks so much
Great video
We had one going for a year and a half this is in Hawaii sun , now we’re we pulled the plant there is another plant growing in it , pure Indica lol wild 😜
I smoke green and give each plant a 15 minute aloe massage. Yall are alright.
Taking the fam to Montana this summer. Hoping to get a chance to stop by and check out the farm. Of course buy some products to save on shipping. Gets kinda pricey shipping to SW FL
The family that grows together stays together 🌱 You've got a beautiful thing going on in Co. Really enjoy watching your channel, it's very educational.
Love the Analogy!
Great info here! Happy to see the lifestyle and techniques carry over to sustenance as well as the medicine! In the future id love to have something maybe 1/4 scale of yall, gonna be a good year tater!
To Jeremy showing the plant needs get the beautiful girl lol love y'all content can't wait to see more