I hope you enjoyed the bloopers at the end 😝 By the way, I’ve put a few extra growing tips in the video description which might help. Feel free to share the video with anyone that might be interested and thanks heaps for watching! 🌱 😊
You honestly must be one of the most patient and organised youtubers! Every time I watch your videos I think about what a job it must be to take all this footage, store it, then sort through it and edit it together for a consistent narrative that sometimes spans months or years! But it pays off; every video is a delight. Thank you for doing what you do!
I honestly told my wife almost this same exact comment while watching this video. Specifically saying how impressive some of the multi year long projects pay off, and must be super satisfying to accomplish.
I am a 17 year old who hardly goes outside and I have never planted anything in my life, somehow I still find your videos very entertaining and I've been subscribed for a few months already lol
For transplanting anything in the Cucurbit family, it seems that any root disturbance is basically a death sentence, so your newspaper idea is fantastic. Biggest thing is to remember that trying to plant multiple plants in a single container that will require separation upon transplanting will ruin your melon dreams.
I'm in south Louisiana USA. Quick tip if you have a bit too much wet weather or want to allow them to ripen on the vine longer to encourage extra sweetness, rotate the melons on the vine to keep the white / yellow spot on the bottom from turning into rot.
This is soothing in a way that only individuals who love plants and are from New Zealand can deliver on. As a Canadian with harsh winters and fleeting hot summers I really want to grow more when I can.
Your channel is the best of two of my favourite things: growing my own food, and (what I consider to be) my second home New Zealand. Thank you so much for your in depth and really inspiring video's!!
One of these days I'll remember that your growing seasons are flipped compared to here in the US before I start watching a video and not be slightly confused for the first 20 seconds lol. It's a nice change of pace that you collect a whole bunch of footage over the course of growing something for one video rather than making multiple videos over the course of growth. Your channel has a nice laidback calmness, and it's easy to see how much you enjoy growing things and all your animals. I also enjoy getting to see a whole bunch of cool and unique plants being grown that I can't grow due to my climate. Thank you for sharing all this with us :).
Man I'm seriously amazed with all your work and dedication! Whenever I see your channel I miss the good old days when I was younger and helped on my grandpa vineyard back in Germany. Those Watermelons looked amazing and hopefully I can grow some up here in México as the weather is basically summer all year long. Been trying to get some grapes up and running and with the pandemic I finally did since I had the time. Now I'm following your vids for dragonfruit since its a local fruit where I'm living and if the spring/summer is kind, maybe I will try watermelons as well. Thanks for all the info you give us!
Thanks a lot, and that's awesome that you're growing and trying some things out. Great way to use time in lockdown. Good luck with everything you grow :)
In the past month I must have watched all your videos mate !! Now rewatching. Really like how you explain every minutiae and also love what you do!! Thank you Kalem 👏
I actually grew watermelons this year and they turned out great! Although I didn’t do the best job because it was my first time planting watermelons, it was really fun and felt very rewarding when I finally harvested and ate them. I had a batch of 6 watermelons. Don’t know what type they were though.
Thank you, Kalem, for this awesome video and tips! I just started growing my watermelons, and I didn't know about the splitting🤯. I was worried if I needed to make bigger mounds or not, but now I know they're perfect! Right now, the plants are about the size of my hands. Hopefully I'll get some fruit this year! 🍉
@@TheKiwiGrower I'm from Lahore city Pakistan. I have a question. I'm growing these watermelons in My home garden hence their growing speed is too slow. although I'm giving them all the professional fertilizers but can they grow and survive in Monsoon season or humid temperature or not?
The sound of that knife cutting the Moon and Stars is amazing. I don't do ASMR but yeah. Also it's so nice to see watermelon with black seeds in them -- the only kind my local grocery stores sell is that seedless kind.
The smile you give at the end when you eat the watermelons...! 😁 It must feel so incredibly rewarding to (literally) eat the fruits of your labor! The melons looked very tasty.
Man I love your channel! And your quality is even improving! Inspires me to live like you do one day. Looks like a very satisfying way of life. Thanks for the content.
He could document his journey of reading the phone book and I'd be along for the ride. Such a genuine and calming individual with an innate love of gardening - a very good combination that.
What a fantastic video dude, as always! Such stunning varieties; cannot get over how beautiful the Moon and Stars are. They look exactly like a Splendid Tree Frog. Once I get a patch large enough I'd absolutely love to grow these myself!! 🍉
I subscribed immediately because I am kiwi-grower too, not only kiwi. All that videos looks amazing, I want to watch it all asap! And man looks winsome. Niiice!
Greetings from Florida. I am in love with the moon 🌙 and stars ✨ watermelon 🍉. Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for those ripening tips! I’m giving watermelons a try in my garden this summer.
I live in Southern California and I planted a yellow watermelon , I am now at the Flower Stage and I see the round watermelons . I am so Excited I can't wait for them to get big and juicy so far so good.
Ive just stumbled across your vid's and am a happy camper! They are fantastic. You dont waffle on annoyingly and share good info clearly and succinctly. A breath of fresh aur from many. Love the bloopers at end of this one. Where in nz are you? And thanks for great vids..keep it up.
You could also pickle the small ones. They are amazing. Look up for a recipe. In my childhood I've had apples, quince fruit, white grapes and unrip plums, all pickled.
Deeply interested, indeed you are such a great teacher Sir....i have learned a lot about Horticulture from my Dadd who is now no more...he passed away last year' he really taught me a lot when it comes to Horticulture...trully what am learning from you Sir is very different...i remember on his words he used to say this to me that son what you are learning from me you as a youth you can use any techniq you want to improve this ,cause technology is growing every day...and this are the words that i will never forget in my life, May his soul rest in Peace..he was just a great farmer like you Sir
I once met this guy on a site like omegle and had a good talk with him, back then he was working at Auckland Zoo with the primates, a while later I saw him in the news papers for his work there. Such a good dude, so humble!
a word that defines your channel: amazing. when the notifications of your work arrive, I'm sure it will be worth watching. your content always shows much more than the images! you can see his dedication and love for what he does, always wanting to make his followers satisfied. thank you very much for the beautiful work. God bless you and your family 🙏 a big kiss from Brazil 🇧🇷👍
Aloha! Well done and very informative. We are on the Big Island of Hawaii, on the east/wetter side where the rainfall is pretty intense. Did well growing pumpkins but kept the mound under a grow tarp where I could control the water. Hand pollinated most of them. Want to try watermelons next. Haven’t had the yellow variety since I was a kid. Most the melons in our local markets are the smaller round kind; but we should be able to grow larger ones. Glad you mentioned goat manure. We have a couple that produce a steady supply. LOL. Thanks again for the inspiration. I’ll check out some of your other videos as well 😎👍
Thank you for sharing the tutorial on how to add watermelon from seeds to fruiting watermelon plants and their fruit results. Very detailed and thank you very much..
Those were some interesting melons! I honestly didn't know there were different types of watermelons, I have only seen the standard watermelons in the states. I would love to grow the Moon and Stars they are just so pretty.
Check the online seed shops.... they sell different varieties of watermelons. My favorite is Crimson Sweet because it doesn't have "too" many seeds. I feel Sugar Baby has too many seeds.
Thanks for another great video Kalem! Really motivating too! 💪 I always love how positive you are and how much effort and enthusiasm you put into your videos 😊 Just thought I'd let you know, I followed your dragon fruit tutorial recently and now I've got 20+ seedlings! Did yours survive/fruit? 😌 In the meantime, I hope you and yours have a very Happy Easter, all the best from the UK 🇬🇧🇳🇿
@@TheKiwiGrower No worries! Glad to hear yours are still going strong too 😊 Fingers crossed you get some fruit soon, as I've heard they produce really nice flowers when fruiting!
When I was a kid, I grow some watermelon's from seed from the fruit we got from the store. Never got a good fruit though but the plants themselves were great!
Quite a harvest u got there😍..i tried to grow them at my home but after getting of orange size they stopped growing ..but i will try again ..dont forget about the home tour video n the plants u grafted want to see them in next videos ..🤩🤩
Awesome to see the growing methods you show here on youtube big thank you and keep at it , your videos look amazing too well done and thanks for shareing
I have been using a bucket with very small holes drilled in the bottom for spot-watering, I set them wherever I need them and fill with another bucket or the hose-nice slow delivery that's portable and cheap. Might be worth a try for you during dry spells. Going to have to find some of those gold watermelon seeds-never seen those and they look delicious!
Great information good tips hope I too have a good grow season this year ! A method I came up with for strawberry Get a kiddie pool 36"-48" inch make some 1/4" drain holes fill with some good drainage soil and make a mound then plant 3 -4 plants soon you will have tons of runners that root themselves when ready remove and place mature plants as desired in sun location 🌞✌️
Another terrific video, thank you! I love how you show everything from start to finish. That’s how they should look - watermelons should have proper I don’t like the “seedless” ones that just have annoying, thin seeds! Great work!
I’m attempting to grow the moon and stars type and tendersweet orange. They’ll be in large pots and some type of trellis. I really want to try that golden variety…they look amazing! Love the bloopers but sorry you got stung.
Hi Friend, remember I mentioned about a veggie called maxixe, we have here in Brazil? Well, we’re harvesting lots of it right now… :) Hope you’re doing well… cheers from Brazil!!!
watching this really makes me think there isn't enough time in a day. I have a lot of hobbies that take up a lot of my time and growing fruites is not one of them; but I really wouldn't mind getting into this.
Hey mate! Would love to see some playlists of what plants to start germinating and planting for what months in New Zealand. I’m in Auckland and enjoy gardening but never get results like you! Looking forward to future videos
Hi this may sound strange but im trying to get some gold in gold seeds in aus but can only find US/NZ seller...soooo jw if you would be willing to send some seeds lol im way keen and believe it would be a shame if i die without tasting this gd sexy as crunchy af looking watermelon
I hope you enjoyed the bloopers at the end 😝
By the way, I’ve put a few extra growing tips in the video description which might help.
Feel free to share the video with anyone that might be interested and thanks heaps for watching! 🌱 😊
Bloopers were funny man, thanks for sharing them! 😂🦟😖
🤣🤣🤣 loved it
Great editing on this one! Good job mate
the way you handled the wasp sting was really impressive but the pure chaos of it was hilarious.
Hey can you share some link where I can buy seeds for that gold in gold
You honestly must be one of the most patient and organised youtubers! Every time I watch your videos I think about what a job it must be to take all this footage, store it, then sort through it and edit it together for a consistent narrative that sometimes spans months or years! But it pays off; every video is a delight. Thank you for doing what you do!
Thanks Donelle!
I was thinking this too!! I suppose that is one of the teachings of the plants...patience
Yeah super organized it's a good thing. A few tubers just drop projects or forget footage or don't take it.
I honestly told my wife almost this same exact comment while watching this video. Specifically saying how impressive some of the multi year long projects pay off, and must be super satisfying to accomplish.
I learnt a lot from this video.
I am a 17 year old who hardly goes outside and I have never planted anything in my life, somehow I still find your videos very entertaining and I've been subscribed for a few months already lol
Inspiration comes in many forms, as does its fulfillment. Enjoy the things in life which provide you happiness, and who knows what next may come.
Same
Unfortunately I often find gardening videos annoying, without any structure or just click baits... But your channel!! It's pure joy to watch it🌱🌱💚💚
Thank you so much Patrycja, really appreciate it and glad you like them :)
I mean...he is nice to look at too.
For transplanting anything in the Cucurbit family, it seems that any root disturbance is basically a death sentence, so your newspaper idea is fantastic. Biggest thing is to remember that trying to plant multiple plants in a single container that will require separation upon transplanting will ruin your melon dreams.
I'm in south Louisiana USA. Quick tip if you have a bit too much wet weather or want to allow them to ripen on the vine longer to encourage extra sweetness, rotate the melons on the vine to keep the white / yellow spot on the bottom from turning into rot.
I cannot get over how large your plants grew in such a short time! They look amazing
Right, almost unbelievable
This is soothing in a way that only individuals who love plants and are from New Zealand can deliver on. As a Canadian with harsh winters and fleeting hot summers I really want to grow more when I can.
man i feel that. My idea would be to have a green house but where i live they tend to not survive
One have to appreciate the great efforts you put on these videos!
They're very entertaining and informative
Thanks Mohammed, really appreciate the comment :)
@@TheKiwiGrower фя
It's very nice to see someone enjoying the fruits of his labour..literally
I absolutely adore your landscape. I would live at that location today! The view is awesome. I love farming and chickens around the yard. Oh!
Ye he he , I can see the Bottle gourd in the Background which you have used in your previous videos, That was Really a Superb video.
Thanks so much :)
Your channel is the best of two of my favourite things: growing my own food, and (what I consider to be) my second home New Zealand. Thank you so much for your in depth and really inspiring video's!!
your videos are amazing, informative & very Inspiring!!😍Thankyou!!
Great video, thankyou for this… really good editing skills 👍👍👍
You've motivated me to germinate every seed I find and see what happens!!! 💚👍🏽 Thanks mate
Sir im so happy to discover ur channel. Its really very helpful and informative.. thank u.
One of these days I'll remember that your growing seasons are flipped compared to here in the US before I start watching a video and not be slightly confused for the first 20 seconds lol. It's a nice change of pace that you collect a whole bunch of footage over the course of growing something for one video rather than making multiple videos over the course of growth. Your channel has a nice laidback calmness, and it's easy to see how much you enjoy growing things and all your animals. I also enjoy getting to see a whole bunch of cool and unique plants being grown that I can't grow due to my climate. Thank you for sharing all this with us :).
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it :). Have a great Summer
Hey I am from India 👍. I appreciate your efforts. This one is awesome . Tasting the fruit and describing it taste is very happy to see . Keep it up 👍
Man I'm seriously amazed with all your work and dedication! Whenever I see your channel I miss the good old days when I was younger and helped on my grandpa vineyard back in Germany.
Those Watermelons looked amazing and hopefully I can grow some up here in México as the weather is basically summer all year long. Been trying to get some grapes up and running and with the pandemic I finally did since I had the time. Now I'm following your vids for dragonfruit since its a local fruit where I'm living and if the spring/summer is kind, maybe I will try watermelons as well.
Thanks for all the info you give us!
Thanks a lot, and that's awesome that you're growing and trying some things out. Great way to use time in lockdown. Good luck with everything you grow :)
12:17 Sharing with the sheep.. really a kind gesture. Good on ya.
In the past month I must have watched all your videos mate !! Now rewatching. Really like how you explain every minutiae and also love what you do!! Thank you Kalem 👏
I actually grew watermelons this year and they turned out great! Although I didn’t do the best job because it was my first time planting watermelons, it was really fun and felt very rewarding when I finally harvested and ate them. I had a batch of 6 watermelons. Don’t know what type they were though.
Thank you, Kalem, for this awesome video and tips! I just started growing my watermelons, and I didn't know about the splitting🤯. I was worried if I needed to make bigger mounds or not, but now I know they're perfect! Right now, the plants are about the size of my hands. Hopefully I'll get some fruit this year! 🍉
Awesome Mitch, hope they grow well for you!
@@TheKiwiGrower I'm from Lahore city Pakistan. I have a question. I'm growing these watermelons in My home garden hence their growing speed is too slow. although I'm giving them all the professional fertilizers but can they grow and survive in Monsoon season or humid temperature or not?
@@gandharaorganicfoods The thing you really need to worry about is the windstorms
The sound of that knife cutting the Moon and Stars is amazing. I don't do ASMR but yeah. Also it's so nice to see watermelon with black seeds in them -- the only kind my local grocery stores sell is that seedless kind.
Very helpful and educational, I am watching from Papua New Guinea. Thank you.
The smile you give at the end when you eat the watermelons...! 😁 It must feel so incredibly rewarding to (literally) eat the fruits of your labor! The melons looked very tasty.
You are living my dream 😍❤️!
Keep doing you thing 😊👍👍👍
The newspaper seed pot is so clever. I really like that!
I love your videos 😍very clear and informative 👍 from 🇸🇦
Thank you! Hi from NZ :)
Your a cool dude. Thank you for your presentation. When you eat them, it sounds soooo good!!!
Man I love your channel! And your quality is even improving! Inspires me to live like you do one day. Looks like a very satisfying way of life. Thanks for the content.
Thanks a lot Victor, appreciate the feedback :)
I like that you documented your watermelon journey. Thank you!
He could document his journey of reading the phone book and I'd be along for the ride. Such a genuine and calming individual with an innate love of gardening - a very good combination that.
What a fantastic video dude, as always! Such stunning varieties; cannot get over how beautiful the Moon and Stars are. They look exactly like a Splendid Tree Frog. Once I get a patch large enough I'd absolutely love to grow these myself!! 🍉
Thanks man! They do look pretty incredible ay. Exciting future project to look forward to :)
I subscribed immediately because I am kiwi-grower too, not only kiwi.
All that videos looks amazing, I want to watch it all asap! And man looks winsome. Niiice!
Greetings from Florida. I am in love with the moon 🌙 and stars ✨ watermelon 🍉. Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for those ripening tips! I’m giving watermelons a try in my garden this summer.
The chocolate sheep is so cute!
Great content as always and my mouth really watered on that yellow WM🤤
Thanks a lot :)
Thank you for the primer. I learned a lot, PLUS, I love watermelon. I learned of a new variety through your video. You do a great job of teaching.
I live in Southern California and I planted a yellow watermelon , I am now at the Flower Stage and I see the round watermelons . I am so Excited I can't wait for them to get big and juicy so far so good.
Thankyou for rescuing battery hens, they really needed that help!
Hoping to grow my own watermelons soon.
What a great channel you have. I really like how realistic and down to earth you are. Thank you!
Thanks so much :)
Ive just stumbled across your vid's and am a happy camper! They are fantastic. You dont waffle on annoyingly and share good info clearly and succinctly. A breath of fresh aur from many. Love the bloopers at end of this one. Where in nz are you? And thanks for great vids..keep it up.
You could also pickle the small ones. They are amazing. Look up for a recipe. In my childhood I've had apples, quince fruit, white grapes and unrip plums, all pickled.
I am now growing these types of melons because of this video! They are doing good.
I love the way you make the video with piece and patience, waiting for 3 months. Nature is best in world🤩❤
Love watching your videos. All the way from The Bahamas 🇧🇸.
Cheers mate, thanks for watching!
Deeply interested, indeed you are such a great teacher Sir....i have learned a lot about Horticulture from my Dadd who is now no more...he passed away last year' he really taught me a lot when it comes to Horticulture...trully what am learning from you Sir is very different...i remember on his words he used to say this to me that son what you are learning from me you as a youth you can use any techniq you want to improve this ,cause technology is growing every day...and this are the words that i will never forget in my life, May his soul rest in Peace..he was just a great farmer like you Sir
The golden melon looks delicious!
I once met this guy on a site like omegle and had a good talk with him, back then he was working at Auckland Zoo with the primates, a while later I saw him in the news papers for his work there.
Such a good dude, so humble!
Loved the newspaper pot, I´ll give a try now, we are in seeding season in Chile now.
wow. That's amazing. I got so much knowledge about planting watermelon. Thank you Man. keep your great works.. 🤩🤩🍉🍉
hello! could you please tell me what kind of a plant was the one shown at 5:10 ? thank you!
Thanks for the tips. Growing watermelon for the first time (at least the first time in adulthood, on my own) so I'm getting all the hints I can!
a word that defines your channel: amazing. when the notifications of your work arrive, I'm sure it will be worth watching. your content always shows much more than the images! you can see his dedication and love for what he does, always wanting to make his followers satisfied. thank you very much for the beautiful work. God bless you and your family 🙏 a big kiss from Brazil 🇧🇷👍
@9:48 Perfect Watermelon 👍👍
Positively feel good videos you have here, greetings from the Philippines 😊
Excellent video. Thank you!!
Aloha! Well done and very informative. We are on the Big Island of Hawaii, on the east/wetter side where the rainfall is pretty intense. Did well growing pumpkins but kept the mound under a grow tarp where I could control the water. Hand pollinated most of them. Want to try watermelons next. Haven’t had the yellow variety since I was a kid. Most the melons in our local markets are the smaller round kind; but we should be able to grow larger ones. Glad you mentioned goat manure. We have a couple that produce a steady supply. LOL. Thanks again for the inspiration. I’ll check out some of your other videos as well 😎👍
Great timing I just planted some sugar baby seeds, but intentional lol. I like them small 😁 My first time trying to grow watermelons!
Awesome, still a good variety! Hope they go well :)
Thank you for sharing the tutorial on how to add watermelon from seeds to fruiting watermelon plants and their fruit results. Very detailed and thank you very much..
Those gold watermelons look really tempting.
the end of the video was so funny, it brings those moments weve all had in the garden together
always success bro, greetings from Indonesian farmers
Great vídeo ya have here Kalem, I'll remember this when i plant some sugar babies!👍😋🍉
Excellent Thank you for presentation..
Those were some interesting melons! I honestly didn't know there were different types of watermelons, I have only seen the standard watermelons in the states. I would love to grow the Moon and Stars they are just so pretty.
Glad I could show you something new. There are some really amazing ones out there :)
Check the online seed shops.... they sell different varieties of watermelons. My favorite is Crimson Sweet because it doesn't have "too" many seeds. I feel Sugar Baby has too many seeds.
Thanks for another great video Kalem! Really motivating too! 💪 I always love how positive you are and how much effort and enthusiasm you put into your videos 😊 Just thought I'd let you know, I followed your dragon fruit tutorial recently and now I've got 20+ seedlings! Did yours survive/fruit? 😌 In the meantime, I hope you and yours have a very Happy Easter, all the best from the UK 🇬🇧🇳🇿
Cheers for the comment Leon, really appreciate it, and awesome job on the dragonfruit. Mine haven't fruited yet but are still growing all good :)
@@TheKiwiGrower No worries! Glad to hear yours are still going strong too 😊 Fingers crossed you get some fruit soon, as I've heard they produce really nice flowers when fruiting!
When I was a kid, I grow some watermelon's from seed from the fruit we got from the store. Never got a good fruit though but the plants themselves were great!
It's really wonderful watching your videos ..thumps up 👍👍👍
Thanks brother, i was thinking of planting the "Janosik" watermelon, and your video helped me really much because now i know what to do
This is incredible! I live in Florida, and this summer I’ll try to grow my own watermelons
This video was so satisfying to watch! Keep up the great work Kalem.
wish i had a place where i can grow stuff nice plants good job
Quite a harvest u got there😍..i tried to grow them at my home but after getting of orange size they stopped growing ..but i will try again ..dont forget about the home tour video n the plants u grafted want to see them in next videos ..🤩🤩
Thanks, glad you're going to have another go. I've had a few years without great results too. All the best for next time :)
Awesome to see the growing methods you show here on youtube big thank you and keep at it , your videos look amazing too well done and thanks for shareing
Looks great! Thanks for sharing. I’m trying to grow some melons for the second time. First attempt wasn’t so great. :)
Good luck!
Really enjoyable video, and thanks for giving the chickens a better life. :)
I have been using a bucket with very small holes drilled in the bottom for spot-watering, I set them wherever I need them and fill with another bucket or the hose-nice slow delivery that's portable and cheap. Might be worth a try for you during dry spells. Going to have to find some of those gold watermelon seeds-never seen those and they look delicious!
Interesting idea, thanks for sharing!
Here in the North east part of the USA we only have seedless melons. Those seeds in your watermelons are amazing.
Awesome , this is just what I need, we love watermelons & ii never have any success.
Love your videos! 👍🌺❤️ Australia
Nice. I actually planted my first melon early this year motivated by your first video. And my first bite of a watermelon. I'm 37🙈
Awesome, happy to hear that :)
Great information good tips hope I too have a good grow season this year !
A method I came up with for strawberry
Get a kiddie pool 36"-48" inch make some 1/4" drain holes fill with some good drainage soil and make a mound then plant 3 -4 plants soon you will have tons of runners that root themselves when ready remove and place mature plants as desired in sun location 🌞✌️
Another terrific video, thank you! I love how you show everything from start to finish.
That’s how they should look - watermelons should have proper I don’t like the “seedless” ones that just have annoying, thin seeds! Great work!
Best explanation of planting on a mound that I've seen
Favorite kiwi gardener ever 🌻
Your videos are more enjoyable than others RUclipsrs
Thanks for the awesome and relaxing video! ☺️☺️
Thanks Jimson, was hoping it would have that vibe
These videos are so enjoyable. Wish I had the climate to grow what you show us
Thanks, glad you liked it :)
Are you in like Montana or Michigan. That might explain a lot.
I’m attempting to grow the moon and stars type and tendersweet orange. They’ll be in large pots and some type of trellis. I really want to try that golden variety…they look amazing! Love the bloopers but sorry you got stung.
Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark 🌿😊🇩🇰😊
So good and positive and calm. That's my type of content.
Your land looks crumbly and has very good plant nutrition. It's nice to grow plants that grow very well, of all kinds,
Such. A. Vibe.
Production quality 📈
Thank you! :)
Hi Friend, remember I mentioned about a veggie called maxixe, we have here in Brazil? Well, we’re harvesting lots of it right now… :)
Hope you’re doing well… cheers from Brazil!!!
Thank you for such amazing content, keep growing!
You are pure gold, respect!
watching this really makes me think there isn't enough time in a day. I have a lot of hobbies that take up a lot of my time and growing fruites is not one of them; but I really wouldn't mind getting into this.
Im so excited, just a few more days before i can confidently transplant all my plants without fear of frost! (Still a chance, but a small one)
Hey mate! Would love to see some playlists of what plants to start germinating and planting for what months in New Zealand. I’m in Auckland and enjoy gardening but never get results like you! Looking forward to future videos
Hi this may sound strange but im trying to get some gold in gold seeds in aus but can only find US/NZ seller...soooo jw if you would be willing to send some seeds lol im way keen and believe it would be a shame if i die without tasting this gd sexy as crunchy af looking watermelon