I had an accidental cross pollination last year. Thought I was growing some regular pimentos when I planted this year. But it turned out that the peppers I got from the pimento seeds I'd saved made an entirely different pepper! I had been growing some Jay's Peach scorpions next to it in the previous year, so I think they mixed together. The new pepper looks like a pimento, but about twice as large, very hot (a surprise because pimento have no heat), and very sweet! Saving those seeds for sure to grow more of them. :)
I’ve never tried cross pollinating peppers or any other plant. I’m going to try doing this. Thank you for the video, very easy to follow the instructions.
I think I just found a new hobby. this is so cool and you make it look easy. I appreciate your channel, it's been very helpful for a first time grower.
This is so cool, and way simpler than I thought it would be. I'm trying to germinate Carolina Reaper-, Trinidad Moruga Scorpion- and Basket of Fire seeds at the moment, and will definitely try to cross breed them!
@@gachalifereactsshorts7829 they are in the same family of plants but different species. Pollen isn’t compatible. Though with crispr tech they could splice a tomatoes dna to have capsaicin and have almost everything you need for a Bloody Mary in one plant.
This is fantastic! You are a great teacher. I have a degree in Biology, but this is the first time I've really grasped this concept clearly enough to feel comfortable doing it myself, or teaching it.
Love it. Thank you. I'm about to harvest habaneros, ghost peppers, red chili's, cayenne and jalepenos my plants look amazing. I have never grown anything in my life and this year I have successfully grown tomatoes and peppers and have fought all the predators.
best video yet! fills in all my questions! along w your other videos, im now prepared to have fruits all winter, i had a three year thai rooster spur pepper tree just kept in in my window and stuck the pot in the garden during the summer. now maybe i'll have some indoor luck w bells etc.
im gonna do this! we dig up pepper plants and grow them inside every year, and have over 20 varieties right now in 5 gal containers under LEDs... itll be a fun winter project! thanks
Thanks for this video, Khang. I just made my first successful cross using your method. I also like doing it indoors using hydroponically grown parents because you don't have to deal with wind or insects, making it easier to collect pollen.
Very cool. Thanks for the info. I’ve heard a lot about your KSLS peppers. Hopefully I can get ahold of a few seeds and grow them next year. Thanks for the video
Dude, you are the pepper pimp!! I love your vids!! You got some awesome peppers!! I can't wait til next year, I'm gonna have peppers like you, my backyard just flooded with green! I'm also planning on building a green house, I'm a carpenter so it'll be dope! Thanks for all your insight and knowledge! Later pimp!
I deeply appreciate the clarity of your instructions in this video! Very simple, beautiful "live interactive" description of active plant biology manipulated. No wonder you have become so successful! Thank you. -Bob
THANK YOU Kang Starr I appreciate this very informative knowledge you're giving. I can't wait for the new growing season and try this crossing technique. Again, I appreciate you brother. 👍🏼✌🏽
haha, once again I google search something i am interested in for a garden project and find one of your videos, you have a wealth of knowledge my friend, thank you for sharing it with us all in your very informative videos
The science on this seems to get deep... Did you plant the crossed seeds?! What were the traits?!? So fascinated man! This series would've amazing and years or research
Amazing video. I was a little perplexed by reading the process online but your video as very simple and concise. I can't wait to give this a go. Great job!
Thank you for making this video, This is exactly what i was searching for. I have a Carolina Reaper plant, A Bhut Jolokia plant and a Trinidad Scorpion plant growing. I'm Going to see what monstrosities i can grow out of them for next year.
Very cool, can't wait to try this. My lady and I are growing some jalapeños, habaneros, and ghost peppers, so maybe try a little experimenting. Thanks again for the great video, and channel.
Thanks a load.... u r a hero who shares knowledge on how to feed the world and make people self reliant...Thanks again...By the way i just subscribed to ur channel
Thank you for the video. It's easy to follow. I am so excited to try this! I'm drying seeds of three different peppers to plant, then I'm going to cross-pollinate them.
Thanks for the tutorial. Definitely going to try some cross pollination next season. Wish I had done it this year. I'm still trying to figure out what I'm growing next year. My plans keep change as I get more seeds. lol
@@pezequilibradohace5anos538 I have more than enough lights, too many in fact. The problem here is that the house is just too cold in the winter. We only have a pellet stove and it only runs for a little while during the day. It gets very cold at night, like 40s. Can't grow peppers in that even with a heat mat.
I have some Chocolate Habaneros, and Hungarian Wax peppers I want to cross for one experiment, and my other experiment is Yellow Carolina Reapers and Mini Thai Chilli's. They haven't been crossed yet, I planted the seeds 2 weeks ago, and I'm getting my first sprouts as of this post. I can't wait to start my crossbreeding. 😂
Khang Starr, there's this old man in China who managed to cross pollinate a chili pepper with goji berry flower pollen. The result is that he was able to turn a short and stubby chili pepper into a 12 inch long pepper with significantly improved taste and flavor. What he did was to graft the pepper onto a goji berry root stock. Then when the grafted plant develops flower, he'd use the pollen from the goji flower to cross pollinate with the grafted chili pepper flower. When the peppers form on the grafted pepper plant, the pepper fruits reaches 12 inch long with exceptional flavor. He said that by grafting the pepper onto the goji berry root stock, it makes it easier for the pepper flower to accept the pollen from the goji berry flower to produce a modified pepper fruit. I suppose because the goji berry is a superfood, crossing chili peppers with it would significantly improve the health benefit of the pepper. All this was done without any laboratory GMO manipulations. This method was so extraordinary in the world that it attracted interest from China TV news channels. See the link below if you're interested in trying to replicate his unprecedented method of cross pollinating between two different species. ruclips.net/video/6E0_E_p4O8Y/видео.html It's all spoken in Mandarin Chinese but you can still understand it just by watching the video. I've also explained the key points to you anyway.
Very informative and simple instructions. Got myself a bunch of Reaper and scotch bonnet seedlings started and hope to give it a go on crossbreeding some of them.
I love your channel all about peppers. I didn't know they were such interesting plants and that you can graft them etc! I love the tiny wild peppers, very hot but with good flavour. These self seed all over the place. It would be good to cross them see what happens.
Fantastic video. Hopefully I will find a video showing the results of your new variety after you planted you new seeds the following year. You explained the cross pollination very well. Thanks so much. Darlene Nova Scotia
Very interesting, I unknowing cross pollinated a Black pearl pepper with a Thai Chili, this spring when the seed sprouted I noticed it didn't look like the black pear which I had expected , instead it was a green stem with Purple traits, when it fruited I got a purple stubby pepper that resembled a Thai chili , I haven't tasted it yet, but I collected a few peppers to gather their seed.
Great info Kang. I'm about ready to set up a system. I have gotten a lot of information especially from a you and a few from the PLC community. Thanks for the referral on them. I just need to figure out what kind of lighting I should go with. I want to get a indoor tent like you got but not for sure about lights. Thanks for sharing your video.
Great video & interesting too. I am growing chilli padi ( thinks its also called bird eye chilli)... Just go eat at any Thai or Chinese restaurant / eateries - get the chilli from there chilli tray & wrap in tissue paper. Did just that & sow the chilli bits with the seeds ... And Lo and behold - they have germinated and grew into nice shoots...
I do it similarly but I tap pollen directly into the baggies. Peppers get knocked up super easily but, if it makes you feel better you can paint pollen with a qtip still.
+Khang Starr If you get the Starrgazer, you know some of those seeds will end up in my mailbox right? :) Maybe in a couple of lightyears my Alien Bhuthole seeds will come your way hehe
Brian Parker Result of the fall and spiritual blindness my dear friend. Praise God for opening the eyes of those He has called according to His will and purpose. Romans 1:20
@@WarBrokenSP9 God is not a fictional character. It is a lie to see God as a man made idea it’s simply silly to disconnect yourself like that and God loves you
I bought a bell pepper today at the store and it's like cross breed with a red bell pepper and a yellow one there calling it the flaming bell pepper it looks like its on fire 🔥
thanks, very informative. The tone of your video is perfect. I will give it a try maybe crossing trinidad scorpion and coyote white, never tried cross pollinating before but hopefully it will go well.
Thank you for this video! I thought this was a much harder process, I'm going to try this next season. You're very detailed in your video, thank you again! 👍
Great video Mr. Khang, i watched it like ten time over the last few months lol i finally got the nerve to perform "surgery" on my plants and cross polinate them together, did 5 Chiltepin x reaper cross's today i hope at least on takes .
i know but i hear its not stable yet and Ed hasn't released them yet. i just cant wait and i like to experiment. If you now anyone that may have some please give me a heads up.
I cook with thai bird(5), scotch bonnet(1-2),depending on size jalapeno(1-2)depending on size in all my cooking, plus whatever other hot I may be in the mood for.
Well, there is a more Flower-Friendly Method of doing cross breading, you just grab a paint brush (thick brush) that hasn't been used and you carefully rub the brush on the flower then you go to the flower which your going to cross bread, and rub the brush on its flower, you do this for 50 times (Yes, sometimes, it takes more time.)
I had an accidental cross pollination last year. Thought I was growing some regular pimentos when I planted this year. But it turned out that the peppers I got from the pimento seeds I'd saved made an entirely different pepper! I had been growing some Jay's Peach scorpions next to it in the previous year, so I think they mixed together. The new pepper looks like a pimento, but about twice as large, very hot (a surprise because pimento have no heat), and very sweet! Saving those seeds for sure to grow more of them. :)
Thats really interesting
You know if this could happen like "naturally" if i had 2 or more varieties in the same zone or one next to other??
Thanks for any help
@@alealva9790 I believe this can only happen if there's a wind or some bees to carry the pollen
@@alealva9790 Yes I believe he said he didn't intentionally breed them together, he said accidental cross pollination.
Oooh I'd love to try some, if you're willing to sell. 🤣
I’ve never tried cross pollinating peppers or any other plant. I’m going to try doing this. Thank you for the video, very easy to follow the instructions.
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Who thought cross breeding could be so exciting! I love this video!
Interracial porn is a thing.
I’m naming mine primal scorpion
@@Jake-bv3mf back off thats taken
No you back off it’s taken BY ME how shut UP
@@BlurryBit stop we literally came here to watch hybrid fruits
I think I just found a new hobby. this is so cool and you make it look easy.
I appreciate your channel, it's been very helpful for a first time grower.
can't tell you how much I enjoyed this!!! thanks a bunch. Really like that you have insisted we don't needs specialist equipment.
You are totally right, the Thai Bird's eye is a very versatile, good all-rounder that deserves more credit.
Nice vid as usual !
This is so cool, and way simpler than I thought it would be. I'm trying to germinate Carolina Reaper-, Trinidad Moruga Scorpion- and Basket of Fire seeds at the moment, and will definitely try to cross breed them!
keep us updated on the crosses!
What happen we do this on tomato to chilli
@@Forty_Seven_47_ wont work
Why?
@@gachalifereactsshorts7829 they are in the same family of plants but different species. Pollen isn’t compatible. Though with crispr tech they could splice a tomatoes dna to have capsaicin and have almost everything you need for a Bloody Mary in one plant.
This is fantastic! You are a great teacher. I have a degree in Biology, but this is the first time I've really grasped this concept clearly enough to feel comfortable doing it myself, or teaching it.
Love it. Thank you. I'm about to harvest habaneros, ghost peppers, red chili's, cayenne and jalepenos my plants look amazing. I have never grown anything in my life and this year I have successfully grown tomatoes and peppers and have fought all the predators.
Thank you so much! This is so informative and I love how You go step by step and zoom in so we can see exactly what you’re doing!
I love your technique for teaching and the demonstration
best video yet! fills in all my questions! along w your other videos, im now prepared to have fruits all winter, i had a three year thai rooster spur pepper tree just kept in in my window and stuck the pot in the garden during the summer. now maybe i'll have some indoor luck w bells etc.
im gonna do this! we dig up pepper plants and grow them inside every year, and have over 20 varieties right now in 5 gal containers under LEDs... itll be a fun winter project! thanks
7:00 "Or just take the flower like this... and dip it in there"
You made that sound so naughty lol
Thank you for showing how to cross pollinate the plants, I've always wanted to know plus about the new seeds.
Thanks for this video, Khang. I just made my first successful cross using your method. I also like doing it indoors using hydroponically grown parents because you don't have to deal with wind or insects, making it easier to collect pollen.
I'm super excited to see what traits the cross pollinated peppers keep! Nice tutorial Khang! Thanks for the tips!
+Rob Backyard Gardenerr Thanks, Rob! I can't wait to see what I get as well.
Very cool. Thanks for the info. I’ve heard a lot about your KSLS peppers. Hopefully I can get ahold of a few seeds and grow them next year. Thanks for the video
Dude, you are the pepper pimp!! I love your vids!! You got some awesome peppers!! I can't wait til next year, I'm gonna have peppers like you, my backyard just flooded with green! I'm also planning on building a green house, I'm a carpenter so it'll be dope! Thanks for all your insight and knowledge! Later pimp!
hhahah thanks!
Very nice video, We're crossing moruga scorpions with ghost and big caramel mommas, thanks for the tips!
This is much easier than I anticipated, cool!
and I thought I knew what I was doing when pollinating already open flowers , thanks now I will finally have success
I deeply appreciate the clarity of your instructions in this video! Very simple, beautiful "live interactive" description of active plant biology manipulated. No wonder you have become so successful! Thank you. -Bob
THANK YOU Kang Starr I appreciate this very informative knowledge you're giving. I can't wait for the new growing season and try this crossing technique. Again, I appreciate you brother. 👍🏼✌🏽
haha, once again I google search something i am interested in for a garden project and find one of your videos, you have a wealth of knowledge my friend, thank you for sharing it with us all in your very informative videos
The science on this seems to get deep... Did you plant the crossed seeds?! What were the traits?!? So fascinated man! This series would've amazing and years or research
I love this so much 😍 I'm gonna try to breed a pepper hotter than Carolina Reaper now 😂😂😂
how much did you breed?
Amazing video. I was a little perplexed by reading the process online but your video as very simple and concise. I can't wait to give this a go. Great job!
Thanks for the tip I’m starting to grow peppers and food as well
Thank you for making this video, This is exactly what i was searching for. I have a Carolina Reaper plant, A Bhut Jolokia plant and a Trinidad Scorpion plant growing. I'm Going to see what monstrosities i can grow out of them for next year.
Did you end up with any monstrosities then?
I want to know 2
Excellent video. I'll make use of your method to cross breed my Carolina Reapers. Thanks.
Very cool, can't wait to try this. My lady and I are growing some jalapeños, habaneros, and ghost peppers, so maybe try a little experimenting. Thanks again for the great video, and channel.
Beautiful job. Very impressive. I've never seen this done before with peppers. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for spreading this knowledge, bro! Stay safe during the virus.
Brian Johnston it’s 5 years old
Sivert Ølberg good for you. I just watched it.
Thanks a load.... u r a hero who shares knowledge on how to feed the world and make people self reliant...Thanks again...By the way i just subscribed to ur channel
The most informative and detailed video I've ever watched. 👏👏👏
Thank you for taking your time to explain how too cross pollinate... God bless you and your family
Thank you for the video. It's easy to follow. I am so excited to try this! I'm drying seeds of three different peppers to plant, then I'm going to cross-pollinate them.
Came across your channel while looking to cross some jalapenos. New subscriber here now. Looking forward to watching more of your vids
New subscriber. Thanks for the time and effort you put into making these videos. They are very informative.
Thanks for the tutorial. Definitely going to try some cross pollination next season. Wish I had done it this year. I'm still trying to figure out what I'm growing next year. My plans keep change as I get more seeds. lol
I think that if you buy a UV light at a pet shop, you can use it indoors to grow plants anytime of the year
@@pezequilibradohace5anos538 I have more than enough lights, too many in fact. The problem here is that the house is just too cold in the winter. We only have a pellet stove and it only runs for a little while during the day. It gets very cold at night, like 40s. Can't grow peppers in that even with a heat mat.
@@gapey sorry, i dont use Fahrenheit in my country, but i believe it’s very cold
Thai Birds eye chilies are so tasty!
I have some Chocolate Habaneros, and Hungarian Wax peppers I want to cross for one experiment, and my other experiment is Yellow Carolina Reapers and Mini Thai Chilli's. They haven't been crossed yet, I planted the seeds 2 weeks ago, and I'm getting my first sprouts as of this post. I can't wait to start my crossbreeding. 😂
Khang Starr, there's this old man in China who managed to cross pollinate a chili pepper with goji berry flower pollen. The result is that he was able to turn a short and stubby chili pepper into a 12 inch long pepper with significantly improved taste and flavor. What he did was to graft the pepper onto a goji berry root stock. Then when the grafted plant develops flower, he'd use the pollen from the goji flower to cross pollinate with the grafted chili pepper flower. When the peppers form on the grafted pepper plant, the pepper fruits reaches 12 inch long with exceptional flavor.
He said that by grafting the pepper onto the goji berry root stock, it makes it easier for the pepper flower to accept the pollen from the goji berry flower to produce a modified pepper fruit. I suppose because the goji berry is a superfood, crossing chili peppers with it would significantly improve the health benefit of the pepper. All this was done without any laboratory GMO manipulations. This method was so extraordinary in the world that it attracted interest from China TV news channels.
See the link below if you're interested in trying to replicate his unprecedented method of cross pollinating between two different species. ruclips.net/video/6E0_E_p4O8Y/видео.html It's all spoken in Mandarin Chinese but you can still understand it just by watching the video. I've also explained the key points to you anyway.
Quantum Chang thanks
Quantum Chang that’s awesome! How do You graft a pepper plant to a goji root?
I am thinking of just trying to do this for fun in the garden this year. Will see what happens
That's a good way to keep pure seed too. My peppers are closely planted. I will try this to keep
pure seed. No cross pollination.
i just planted habanero jalapeno and ghost in the same pot, i cant wait to see the mixes ill get
Very informative and simple instructions. Got myself a bunch of Reaper and scotch bonnet seedlings started and hope to give it a go on crossbreeding some of them.
I love your channel all about peppers. I didn't know they were such interesting plants and that you can graft them etc! I love the tiny wild peppers, very hot but with good flavour. These self seed all over the place. It would be good to cross them see what happens.
yeah, I had to done that with solanum flowers on my practical exam.
Fantastic video. Hopefully I will find a video showing the results of your new variety after you planted you new seeds the following year. You explained the cross pollination very well.
Thanks so much.
Darlene
Nova Scotia
Here are the result videos
ruclips.net/video/x3R3V6Ae9E4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/JCS6uCdVHhg/видео.html
Very interesting, I unknowing cross pollinated a Black pearl pepper with a Thai Chili, this spring when the seed sprouted I noticed it didn't look like the black pear which I had expected , instead it was a green stem with Purple traits, when it fruited I got a purple stubby pepper that resembled a Thai chili , I haven't tasted it yet, but I collected a few peppers to gather their seed.
Good job! Good info!
+Catalin Oancea Thank you!
This was very helpful. Made it clear and not confusing at all, great vid
It's my first year and first time growing a Carolina reaper plant. I got 2 of them so far.
very Good info. hanks for this show. learn so much. I ry it doing with our pepper plant here
Great video!
Thank you so much for posting this, I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Wow Khang you have become one of my favorite channels. Another great video. Thanks!
Great info Kang. I'm about ready to set up a system. I have gotten a lot of information especially from a you and a few from the PLC community. Thanks for the referral on them.
I just need to figure out what kind of lighting I should go with. I want to get a indoor tent like you got but not for sure about lights. Thanks for sharing your video.
Great video & interesting too.
I am growing chilli padi ( thinks its also called bird eye chilli)... Just go eat at any Thai or Chinese restaurant / eateries - get the chilli from there chilli tray & wrap in tissue paper. Did just that & sow the chilli bits with the seeds ... And Lo and behold - they have germinated and grew into nice shoots...
I do it similarly but I tap pollen directly into the baggies. Peppers get knocked up super easily but, if it makes you feel better you can paint pollen with a qtip still.
I was looking for a video of property cross pollination and look i found it 😍 very well explained sir u r best 💪✌️👍🏻🌷
Good instruction mate! Looking forward to see you grow out the new seeds, hope it "sticks" :)
+Allan “l4x3rmedel” Ballan Thanks Allan! I created a few and will be growing all of them to see what I get.
+Khang Starr If you get the Starrgazer, you know some of those seeds will end up in my mailbox right? :) Maybe in a couple of lightyears my Alien Bhuthole seeds will come your way hehe
Allan Ballan hahha for sure!
This guy is becoming my hero.
Sehr interessant was Du da machst, das muss ich bei meinen Chili auch mal probieren, Danke für das Video.
its really cool how you can fuse a pepper into a pepper
Awesome!! Wow god is so cool the way he designed nature for us and people miss it!
Brian Parker Result of the fall and spiritual blindness my dear friend. Praise God for opening the eyes of those He has called according to His will and purpose. Romans 1:20
You mean evolution is so cool... nature is amazing, so amazing infact it shouldn't be associated with a fictional character.
@@WarBrokenSP9 God is not a fictional character. It is a lie to see God as a man made idea it’s simply silly to disconnect yourself like that and God loves you
This was a very informative and helpful video. I am going to put this into practice this very afternoon. Thank you for the time and info!
I bought a bell pepper today at the store and it's like cross breed with a red bell pepper and a yellow one there calling it the flaming bell pepper it looks like its on fire 🔥
Any update on those hybrid peppers man!? Like your vids!!! Nice and simple and not drawn out too long......thanks man!!!!! 😝
Love your videos man. Clear, simple content with great sound and video quality. hits all the targets. Thanks so much
you seem like a cool guy (just from the fact that you're growing in a chic fila cup)
lmao
Pots are super expensive
You seem like a cool guy just from the fact you spelt Chic Fil-a wrong 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾
Khang has a soothing voice. You should do voice work. Would you buy from this man. Why yes I would.
Thank you so much. You set my Hobby on a new Level. Greetings from Germany.
Btw, there is no Video in my language that show how to do this!
thanks, very informative. The tone of your video is perfect. I will give it a try maybe crossing trinidad scorpion and coyote white, never tried cross pollinating before but hopefully it will go well.
Very interesting, I'm gonna give it a try... didn't know this could be done.
Wow, great vid! Thanks for breaking it down into something so easy.
Great vid bud I just started growing peppers and I love it . I will apply what I learned today !
looks like a fun hobby
Definitely going to try this with my Poinsettia and Habanero plants
I really appreciate you making this video. So much good information. Thank you Khang
Did that once with a Jalapeno vs Bhut Jolokia. Forgot about it and took a big bite of a fresh „Jalapeno“ the heat nearly killed me.
THANK YOU 4 EDUCATING THE PLANETS PEOPLE ON THE ART OF CREATING The Food we Eat
The Flowers that are Paintings in our W🌎RLD🌲🌲🌲🌲😉
Thank you for this video! I thought this was a much harder process, I'm going to try this next season. You're very detailed in your video, thank you again! 👍
Nice camera work and explaining how this works! Cool video mr!
Great video Mr. Khang, i watched it like ten time over the last few months lol i finally got the nerve to perform "surgery" on my plants and cross polinate them together, did 5 Chiltepin x reaper cross's today i hope at least on takes .
That cross has been done before, it's really awesome looking and hot! Check it out here ruclips.net/video/aDZ74q2oPD8/видео.html
i know but i hear its not stable yet and Ed hasn't released them yet. i just cant wait and i like to experiment. If you now anyone that may have some please give me a heads up.
Korupt Tactics Will do. I don't know anyone that has it yet.
if they take can you help me grow some seeds out?
Korupt Tactics For sure! I'd be happy to help you.
Fantastic work, meticulous and very educational. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Pepper Master Khang! 🔥🔥
Enjoy your knowledge on peppers.
I learned something new today and at some point im going to use that knowledge. Thank you!
You are awesome! Good video! Thanks for all your videos.
Loved this tutorial well put together! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! Happy New Year to you and yours.
+Italjamer Thank you! Happy New Year to you!
Let the cross breeding start. Thanks for the video.
excellent video. i want my jalapenos and shishitos to mix and see if it tastes good.
Good job I need too give this a go thanks for the video greetings from Scotland.
Greatest video on the subject 👌
I cook with thai bird(5), scotch bonnet(1-2),depending on size jalapeno(1-2)depending on size
in all my cooking, plus whatever other hot I may be in the mood for.
Wow science!! So awesome I’m gonna try this!
Well, there is a more Flower-Friendly Method of doing cross breading, you just grab a paint brush (thick brush) that hasn't been used and you carefully rub the brush on the flower then you go to the flower which your going to cross bread, and rub the brush on its flower, you do this for 50 times (Yes, sometimes, it takes more time.)
Thank you for a great video that even I can follow
😜