Gardening vegetables: make a bamboo arch arbor | RE Life, Eps 8
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Hi!. my name is RE, I'm Indonesian. I will try to build a new life in a farm, I will show you how to build a farm. This is a way of surviving in the rural, Life in nature, a peaceful and happy life. Now I'm going to make a bamboo tunnel for the vines vegetables such as pumpkin, Bitter melon, cucumber, chayote, etc.
I love watching his demonstrations straight to the point no words and no crazy music to distract the viewer from learning. I watched this 3 times already. I enjoyed it
Tq for watching this video ❤️
very ingenious way to split bamboo. love it
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RE your amazing arbor project using natures gifts for survival is inspiring. Kindness you sharing your journey in each video from Indonesia. Sending blessings from the mountain upstate New York USA 🌹
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Brilliant🌟
What is the wire rope called? Does it come on a roll? I LOVE this project!
Galvanized Iron Wire, yes on a roll. Usually sold in /kg
@@re_life Do you know what gauge the wire is?
I'm trying this with some smaller bamboo, so I can grow beans. This was just what I needed, to give me confidence. A thousand "thanks"! Here I go...
Thank you for watching, I hope it will be an inspiration
@@re_life it is very inspiring, as well as your other videos. Makes me want to try a few things :-)
It's been a long time since I made a new video, because I was busy with other things. In the near future I will make a new video again, please wait.
@@re_life I look forward to it!
brilliant, I have some of the really big diameter bamboo and mistakenly thought it was too big to make a trellis out of, splitting it is a game changer!
You are the man. 😎😎😎
thank u for showing this ure amazing very awesome just subscribed to your channel
Perfect end result 👍👍👍👍
Thank you for visiting my channel
that was impressive. i have a patch of construction bamboo growing in my backyard that I am going to try and use for this very reason. love from a gardener in melbourne australia.
Thanks for watching my channel
This is so nice. Really nice. ❤❤❤
Thank you
Bonjour, je vis dans le sud de la France, pas beaucoup de moyen comme beaucoup de personnes et pas vraiment bricoleuses.
Les circonstances de la vie m’oblige à le devenir et vos vidéos m’intéresse vraiment beaucoup.
Je vous remercie de votre bienveillance car cela m’apporte beaucoup et m’apprend à me débrouiller, maman de 4 enfants et seul je suis à la recherche de méthode simple pour me débrouiller un maximum toute seule.
Je vous remercie vraiment beaucoup 🙏🙏🙏
Merci d'avoir regardé, j'espère que ce sera une source d'inspiration
Quel sont les noms des outils que vous utilisez ?
Pour la corde j'ai utilisé du fil, l'outil a utilisé des pinces
Loved this video! Did you let the bamboo dry after splitting it? If so, how long did you wait until building the arbor?
I used the bamboo straight away, if you store it for too long the level of flexibility will decrease
Asalam alaikum shalom brother! Thank you for sharing, the way u split the bamboo is amazing!
Anyone knows how long would it last? As sticking the bamboo on the ground would rotten eventually... would last a 1yr or 2?
Thank you blessings❤
Waalaikumsalam brother, At least 2 years
very beautiful work, what are you going to grow there?
chayote, bitter gourd, and other vines
@@re_life I am happy I fou d your channel, I will learn from you. You will be very popular soon, please dont stop de videos
Hi. Thank you for the video. What is the bamboo length and how deep go into the ground?
Bamboo length 6.5 meters, depth approximately 15 cm. Thank you for visiting my channel
Thank you for the info! 😊
@@re_lifeReally great for giving details
Wow
Bro you need more subscribers !
Thank you for your support my brother
Nice work indeed..How long will this structure last?
From Ga USA..🤗
Old bamboo will last approximately 2 years
Asalamualaikum bang,saya suscriber baru ,abang tinggal dimana?
Saya tinggal di Sukabumi, Jawa Barat
Can a net be used to cover the structure?
Of course you can, but this is for vines