The method of growing red roses from buds the whole world does not know

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024

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  • @ScentSational35
    @ScentSational35 Год назад +16

    WOW! This is so wonderful! I've got a perfume quality rose bush that will need to be moved next year and I've been deeply worried that it would die! Now I know how to grow babies just in case! And have enough to share!!

    • @agardener3621
      @agardener3621 Год назад +3

      I would suggest you use some ripe hips if you want to try this method. The hips are full of seeds and usually give you a 40per cent germination rate. You also need to be very patient, 20 days to produce these results is miraculous. Belt and braces, you can also take cuttings from your rose, pencil thickness and about 8 inches long. Put these cuttings into a soil based compost. These will root and usually take two years to get to flowering stage. Good luck.

  • @sadiyahmuhammad40
    @sadiyahmuhammad40 Год назад +16

    I have had a white Japanese peace rose for years and wanted to have more in my garden. Now I know how. From London UK Thank you❤❤❤

  • @Ann-io3lz
    @Ann-io3lz Год назад +13

    I avoid stress now and this is just beautiful and relaxing ♥️ thank you for this calming post

  • @dianadeller7579
    @dianadeller7579 Год назад +61

    Absolutely incredible!!! I must try this ♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏

  • @sanaahmed4218
    @sanaahmed4218 Год назад +16

    It's incredible 🤩 very interesting thanks 👍

  • @alisa7945
    @alisa7945 Год назад +2

    Didn't knew about this. It's really a new thing to know today. I feel lucky to have encountered this video.

  • @Zargan-Vlog6697
    @Zargan-Vlog6697 Год назад +72

    Спасибо за видео, такое размножение растения я не видела раньше. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    • @sveta2383
      @sveta2383 Год назад +6

      Там выше задают обоснованный вопрос, вырастут ли из них розы. Это, по сути, выращивать из семян.

    • @irinamironova8677
      @irinamironova8677 Год назад +8

      новые сорта роз получают именно из семян, которые получились от перекрестного опыления.
      А вы попробуйте посеять семена.. это же невероятная вещь, у шиповника свежие семена проростают только на третий год, и, чтобы пораньше, они нужны старые.
      Она взяла несозревшую коробочку, в зеленом состоянии(!), значит, она проросла от черешка.
      Ну что же, невелика потеря будет, надо летом проверить.

    • @Zargan-Vlog6697
      @Zargan-Vlog6697 Год назад

      @@irinamironova8677 Благодарю за отзыв.

    • @sveta2383
      @sveta2383 Год назад +2

      @@irinamironova8677 новые сорта получают, высевая тысячи семян, из них 99% бракуют. Тратить столько усилий и времени, чтобы вырастить обычную розу...ну, такое. И из черешка у них в другом видео, там взят бутон. А тут корешки идут именно из семенной коробочки.

    • @ИринаРубаненко-с9ю
      @ИринаРубаненко-с9ю Год назад +27

      Да брехня это все

  • @greenspiritarts
    @greenspiritarts Год назад +13

    Thank you for sharing this interesting method. I can’t wait for next summer to try it with my favorite rose!

  • @douglasbair5647
    @douglasbair5647 Год назад +1

    I’ve always been afraid of roses, I tend to kill so many plants. But this makes me excited to try growing more roses since they are my wife’s favorite. This makes it seem easy, thank you!

  • @vraquel7
    @vraquel7 Год назад +15

    Amazing!!! Mystery solved, never knew this, thank you for the educational video. I will definitely try this next year.

    • @AnjaLSL
      @AnjaLSL Год назад +2

      It's a sensational video which YT deems unharmful. So don't waste your time trying. The roots have been manually added.

  • @gellymartin3657
    @gellymartin3657 8 месяцев назад +2

    Me ENCANTA! ❤❤❤❤❤ ES LO QUE ANDABA BUSCANDO!!!❤❤❤❤

  • @KomiljonSultanov-t5f
    @KomiljonSultanov-t5f Год назад +3

    Во ажап тассано Зур атиргул ранги Дим чиройли рахмат богон яшанг хамиша омад булсин😮😊🎉

  • @LyraLove1
    @LyraLove1 Год назад +6

    A lovely technique of gathering, gluing and presenting, the whole procedure takes about one day

  • @mariaenoecastanedasalazar1448
    @mariaenoecastanedasalazar1448 Год назад +1

    Waooo que lindo y maravilloso video gracias antes pensaba que las rosas no echaban semillas pero después de mirar algunos vídeo en RUclips recolecte algunas semillas y las sembré y ya tengo una nuevas rosas ay comprobé que si germinan esas semillas y tengo una que ya me va a florecer mi primero rosita gracias por estos vídeos tan maravillosos y de aprendizaje gracias Dios les bendiga 🙏🌹

  • @nicicorps9683
    @nicicorps9683 Год назад +8

    This method is amazing!!! I followed your instructions precisely using just a plastic fork and now it has a fantastic root system and has actually produced new forks. Gonna try it with spoons next!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @ednabarbosa7852
    @ednabarbosa7852 Год назад +8

    Adorei a dica...vou fazer!!!

  • @pbain763
    @pbain763 Год назад +7

    I have always wondered if something can be done with those buds, thanks for the info.

  • @hemalathas4891
    @hemalathas4891 Год назад +5

    What an amazing way to grow rose plants, I'll try it today 😊

  • @deshtvbanglayoutubepage
    @deshtvbanglayoutubepage Год назад +2

    Wow so beautiful sharing your roj flowers garden sharing thanks for sharing my dear friend

  • @garimaale1540
    @garimaale1540 Год назад +4

    Wow! 😍 Really new concept for me. Thank you for sharing. Will definitely try this method

  • @lupyavalo
    @lupyavalo Год назад +34

    No tenía ni idea que así también se podrían propagar las rosas.
    Muchas gracias por la enseñanza.
    😃

    • @travelsahoo4360
      @travelsahoo4360 Год назад

      Sometimes it might be a fack. 🥲🤳

    • @travelsahoo4360
      @travelsahoo4360 Год назад +1

      Everybody knows how difficult roses are growing. How can we believe that stuff?

    • @xamrayuldasheva6277
      @xamrayuldasheva6277 Год назад

      А вы не верьте .запомните,из семян вырастает только дикая роза,а дикая роза это шиповник.из семян кустарников и деревьев вырастает только дикая,потом их надо прививать чтобы получить хороший сорт.попробуйте,посадите семена,если вы не верите.

    • @marialaing7130
      @marialaing7130 Год назад

      Amazing! Thank you for sharing this. 🙏🏼🤗

  • @Lovesfarming
    @Lovesfarming 2 месяца назад

    Very easy to understand and practical! You've given me more motivation to start gardening.

  • @nevenanikolic4875
    @nevenanikolic4875 Год назад +8

    Radujem se što sam naučila kako na ovaj način da oživim ruže ! Jednostavno , praktično , nije komplikovano , ali veoma lepo i potrebno . Čestitke za autora .❤

  • @Nomada1339
    @Nomada1339 Год назад +8

    Absolutamente increible. No conocía la técnica. Gracias por compartir. Tiene un lindo jardin.

  • @mishkaned7777
    @mishkaned7777 Год назад +6

    An amazing revelation! Thank you!

  • @ВалентинаСамарская-я7н

    Благодарю за прекрасный совет

  • @КимАнна-ы3л
    @КимАнна-ы3л Год назад +8

    Классная работа,просто восхищаюсь нет слов,молодец.

    • @tanuschalapa8521
      @tanuschalapa8521 Год назад

      Прорастанием плода, это ещё не цветение. Черенкование испытанная метода. У меня почвопокровгая на стадии черенкования зацвела ,,

  • @mafepurpleuk
    @mafepurpleuk Год назад

    I will try this thank you so much for sharing

  • @NancyCuppArt
    @NancyCuppArt Год назад +9

    Wow! Never heard of that way of doing it before. So cool!

  • @KhalisKhayn
    @KhalisKhayn Год назад +11

    This is truly amazing ❤

  • @sepaalikaa7773
    @sepaalikaa7773 Год назад +1

    I want to try it😊👍

  • @mariadosocorroalmeida6733
    @mariadosocorroalmeida6733 Год назад +25

    Que maravilha! Adorei essa dica de como fazer muda de rosa. Adorei.

  • @prsnanair
    @prsnanair Год назад +15

    Very interesting! I didn't know this until I saw this. Thank you for sharing. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🥰

  • @thestatusking799
    @thestatusking799 Год назад +1

    Amazing ! I shall try it 😮😊

  • @dorodense
    @dorodense Год назад +46

    Amazing. Only these are not rose buds, but the seed case with seeds after flowering is done.

    • @bonniespielman2862
      @bonniespielman2862 Год назад +5

      That's what I thought. The rose hip. Some make a salve from them to use for diaper rash or they make tea!

    • @dorodense
      @dorodense Год назад +6

      @@bonniespielman2862 Yes exactly. Rose hips. They turn red as they ripen. Very high in vitamin c and edible after the seeds and fibres inside are removed.

    • @thecatfarm
      @thecatfarm Год назад +3

      I was going to say I’d call those hips.

    • @alessandroluiz7602
      @alessandroluiz7602 Год назад

      What?

    • @aliciakerr7639
      @aliciakerr7639 Год назад +2

      Those hips were awfully green after 20 days under earth, considering they were dead/dying when “planted”

  • @margaretchiodo-keller4495
    @margaretchiodo-keller4495 Год назад +6

    I will definitely be trying this next year. I hope I can grow more rose bushes.

  • @Savitachaturvedi
    @Savitachaturvedi Год назад +1

    बहुत सुंदर बहुत ही प्यारा लगा 👌👌

  • @leafandbranch6687
    @leafandbranch6687 Год назад +11

    Wow … that is a great knowledge to share. Thank you for sharing this fantastic video ❤❤❤❤

    • @ajmag4891
      @ajmag4891 Год назад +4

      Its FAKE

    • @baphithi
      @baphithi Год назад +2

      @@ajmag4891 Probably true. The seeds are in the pods in roses.

  • @christineribone9351
    @christineribone9351 Год назад +7

    I must try this, can't wait!! They're so cute!! What exactly does the garlic do? What planting medium did you use? How often do I water it? And do I need a greenhouse?

    • @kashifkamal5023
      @kashifkamal5023 Год назад

      I think garlic has antiseptic properties that's why he soaked them in it.. what you say ?

    • @gregoriagroup7743
      @gregoriagroup7743 Год назад

      I have the same question….

    • @christineribone9351
      @christineribone9351 Год назад

      @@kashifkamal5023 I thought the same thing. But I thought I would ask 'Garden Easy' anyway, because I could be wrong.

  • @fathimasheik3647
    @fathimasheik3647 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing your amazing growth of rose seedlings
    Hello from South Africa xxx

  • @Rosell-ww4vz
    @Rosell-ww4vz Год назад +18

    I thought it takes a lot of years to grow😢, but it turns out to be much easier than that, thank you for the education, I will definitely grow some flowers this way 💕💐

    • @lakshminarayanaswamy3484
      @lakshminarayanaswamy3484 Год назад +1

      Very interesting. I also try

    • @Rosell-ww4vz
      @Rosell-ww4vz Год назад +1

      @@lakshminarayanaswamy3484 Yes it is very interesting 💐

    • @JacoobM
      @JacoobM Год назад

      Hi. Has it grown?

    • @Rosell-ww4vz
      @Rosell-ww4vz Год назад

      @@JacoobM Actually, I didn't plant anything 😢 I was too busy with my studies, so I have to wait until fall, spring in my country ended a while ago. 😭🩹

  • @carmay3600
    @carmay3600 Год назад +3

    Subscribed because I would have never thought to grow them like that! Awesome!

    • @ЗинаидаБузина-р8ш
      @ЗинаидаБузина-р8ш Год назад

      Вы не вырастите может вырасти кучка ростков шиповника и то на следующий год нужна стратиыикпция,это всё враньё!

  • @TheFarmLife88
    @TheFarmLife88 Месяц назад

    Great tips for growing plants from seeds! Thanks for sharing!

  • @清冷刃
    @清冷刃 Год назад +4

    nice!it looks amazing! But I would not get bothered to do it because the cutoff branches could grow much easier

    • @saltyaussie9482
      @saltyaussie9482 Год назад

      Agree it doesn't take much to cut a rose stem at a slight angle just below a node in the stem. The secret is to score the bottom of the rose stem that has been cut onva slight angle then dip it in a hormone rooting substantce or honey

  • @helenaferreiramendes2655
    @helenaferreiramendes2655 Год назад +5

    que legal eu plantava direto na terra mas sem sucesso agora sim vou fazer obrigado 🙏❤

  • @monicacamacho4130
    @monicacamacho4130 Год назад

    Thanks be to God for sharing your video...now i know on how to grow 🌹 rose in their buds...God bless you🙏💞🌹

  • @alaidepinheiro2640
    @alaidepinheiro2640 Год назад +9

    Louvado seja Deus por fazer coisas tão lindas e dar sabedoria e amor pra mãos santas cuidar, que Deus continue abençoando sempre sua vida.

  • @charmingnaturerk2855
    @charmingnaturerk2855 Год назад +4

    Fantastic video 👍 I really appreciate your work ✌ have a good day with full of happiness 😊

  • @gardener_official
    @gardener_official Год назад +1

    Amazing method 👍

  • @ritabadilla9244
    @ritabadilla9244 Год назад +5

    Hola , quiero saber de que lugar del mundo son esos vidios, me intereza aprender mas de plantas, gracias🤗

  • @_GREENERY
    @_GREENERY Год назад +9

    Excellent presentation❤❤

  • @SumathiSuma-h3g
    @SumathiSuma-h3g Месяц назад +1

    ❤so.nice fantastic video.god blessed you.From India.

  • @КарасеваТатьяна-м3ш

    Благодарю! Очень интересное видео!

  • @nilzaaparecida3430
    @nilzaaparecida3430 Год назад +32

    Amei essa técnica, vou fazer com certeza. Obrigada.

    • @nanecunha2790
      @nanecunha2790 Год назад

      Eu tbm..😍

    • @Gardenhomework
      @Gardenhomework Год назад

      @@nanecunha2790 I too try this and support my channel

    • @palmiramendes9390
      @palmiramendes9390 Год назад

      @@Gardenhomework não acredito já fiz apodrecem todas,não dão o nome do enraisador

  • @joanndotson8762
    @joanndotson8762 Год назад

    😮I’m going to try this I can hardly wait!!! Thank You❤

  • @ellentann3036
    @ellentann3036 Год назад +4

    Love it! Been trying to do that for my pink roses as my cuttings doesn’t always work.

  • @jorgedaniel7195
    @jorgedaniel7195 Год назад +5

    Cada buds tiene entre 15 semillas o más me llama la atención que solamente salga un brote y cuatro raíces , con 30.000 semillas intenté sin resultados voy a probar éste sistema gracias , si funciona te doy like

  • @FredaleneRaubenheimer
    @FredaleneRaubenheimer Месяц назад

    Amazing...wow a easy way to growing beautiful roses.❤

  • @claricerodrigues9548
    @claricerodrigues9548 Год назад +16

    Amei , que coisa linda 💕 Parece simples . Parabéns ,sem palavras ,mas muito bem compreensível.🌷💕

  • @anaf9314
    @anaf9314 Год назад +17

    I really don't think is that easy...but I'm willing to give it a try. I hope it is true

  • @s.z.6200
    @s.z.6200 Год назад

    Your roses are very beautiful, they look happy and healthy.

  • @ГалинаЛяпина-д8ш
    @ГалинаЛяпина-д8ш Год назад +22

    Это просто чудо! Спасибо огромное!

  • @Frances6889
    @Frances6889 Год назад +29

    How long do they take to root and to mature for flowering?

  • @vanugamaagimana-ou9ff
    @vanugamaagimana-ou9ff Год назад

    I didn't know about this and am happy about this idea I will try this out on my roses🌷🌷

  • @wem-c9f
    @wem-c9f Год назад +75

    Wow that is amazing... but did they actually grow up to become adult rose plants and did they really produce roses? I am really curious to know as you showed some adult rose plants and roses after planting the seedlings out. :)

    • @muurrarium9460
      @muurrarium9460 Год назад +5

      OMG...are you really this ignorant: of course plants grown from seed.
      They will bloom (that is what the rose-species do), but maybe a different color depending who combined dna with the seed producing plant (polination-result).

    • @Freya1412
      @Freya1412 Год назад +114

      @@muurrarium9460 omg Karen calm down. It's not that deep. They were only asking.

    • @CRZ38L
      @CRZ38L Год назад +87

      @@muurrarium9460 Wow, crucify someone for asking a legit question, I'm assuming you know everything about everything.

    • @helenegan9869
      @helenegan9869 Год назад +46

      @@muurrarium9460 Quite rude, for somebody who has problems spelling. It's 'pollination'. People in glasshouses should not throw stones or something along this line.

    • @muurrarium9460
      @muurrarium9460 Год назад +1

      @@helenegan9869 LOL< for my 3rd language I think I am doing just fine ;)
      (yes, my spellingscheck is not working atm, so sue me)

  • @mariadaluzsantos8704
    @mariadaluzsantos8704 Год назад +12

    Amei experiências incríveis, com excelentes resultados. 👏👏👏

  • @MI-hy3vr
    @MI-hy3vr 21 день назад

    thank you for being so kind in sharing this for everyone be blessed friend

  • @indianroadie
    @indianroadie Год назад +8

    Great idea!!! I will surely try this one. Also you have an amazing sense of music!!! If you could share the links to the songs it would be big help!!!

  • @livsluft
    @livsluft Год назад

    Wow, it's a fast way to grow roses from seeds. I will try this in summer and see if it works for me! 😄

  • @rosangelafeliciano1893
    @rosangelafeliciano1893 Год назад +10

    Amei , que lindas as rosas parabéns, muito obrigada

  • @DaisyIdes
    @DaisyIdes Год назад +74

    I would think the resulting plant may depend on whether the parent is an F1 hybrid, or an heirloom, as well as what pollinated the bud. So, it may, or may not grow up to look like the parent plant.

    • @kevinklingner7712
      @kevinklingner7712 Год назад +8

      That would be only if it is from seed. From this it isn't conclusive one way or another. I would have though it it was from seed ,the hips would have more shoots as they have more than one seed usually.

    • @gracielaconti8384
      @gracielaconti8384 Год назад

      Excelente!!!!

    • @mikerevendale4810
      @mikerevendale4810 Год назад +9

      That's correct. Cuttings are the preferred method for clones of the parent plant. Although it'd be interesting growing a rose from seed to see what develops.

    • @kevinklingner7712
      @kevinklingner7712 Год назад +5

      One example of the same cross of the same two rose parents but one pollination done in France by Francis Meilland and the other in the U.S.A. by a famous grower and breeder there produced three red roses with each being quite different.
      The French cross produced Papa Meilland a beautifully dark red rose.
      The U.S.A. cross produced 1) The beautifully Mr Lincoln red rose. and 2) the very dark red Oklahoma rose.

    • @nirmalachavan348
      @nirmalachavan348 Год назад

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  • @puthagam2020
    @puthagam2020 Год назад

    Its looks so beautiful. Got different information from your video. Thanks

  • @laizlessa4739
    @laizlessa4739 Год назад +6

    Fantástico !Vou experimentar amanhã mesmo
    Gratidão pelos ensinamentos !

  • @AshokSharma-mb6xx
    @AshokSharma-mb6xx Год назад +7

    Thanks for sharing . I just loved it . Marvelous, I'm going to try and hope I will be successful. Please bless me. I bless you and your family.

  • @mirjanamilosavljevic4261
    @mirjanamilosavljevic4261 Год назад

    My grandmother had a special sort of rose,we were collecting the hips and drying them for the tea
    Rosé hips tea is wonderful

  • @ЭляАкопян-х2с
    @ЭляАкопян-х2с Год назад +7

    Я недавно послужила розы по вашему видео.
    Жду результата и очень переживаю получится так как у вас или нет.
    Напишу результат .
    Спасибо за идеи которые вы делитесь с нами.

  • @achaleswarshrestha3963
    @achaleswarshrestha3963 Год назад +5

    This is new to me. Thanks 😊.

    • @annushka0804
      @annushka0804 Год назад

      Are modern roses genetically altered in any way.

  • @lydvincecruz8395
    @lydvincecruz8395 9 месяцев назад

    Amazing results.Thanks for sharing 👏 Very much appreciated ❤

  • @Marines369
    @Marines369 Год назад +15

    Maravilhosa técnica! Eu na fazia ideia. Gratidão!

  • @jozefamaria5188
    @jozefamaria5188 Год назад +7

    Muito lindo parabens que deus abençoe sempre tenha uma boa noite 💛💛⭐⭐💚💚💖

  • @kamalkaur5475
    @kamalkaur5475 Год назад

    So it's extra ordinary way of plantation of rose...👌👌mind blowing..👌👌

  • @maami8965
    @maami8965 Год назад +24

    What conditions do they need after germination; warm, cool? And then, can they grow "under the cloud" or in a greenhouse?

    • @LanaW123
      @LanaW123 Год назад

      Maybe when the buds naturally fall off

    • @fideledefer4283
      @fideledefer4283 Год назад +1

      I succeeded in germinating two rose seeds out of 20 or so 😅 and made the great mistake of exposing them too early to the sun... So they died. You have to put them in a well lit place with no direct sunlight... If you don't have enough humidity you should keep it covered with a plastic bottle or bag until it's sturdy before acclamating it to outside

    • @maami8965
      @maami8965 Год назад

      @@fideledefer4283 My Louise Odier rose often produces fruit, it's so beautiful that I'm going to try propagating it this way. Thank you :)

    • @fideledefer4283
      @fideledefer4283 Год назад

      @@maami8965 be sure to harvest them when they are rip and not too wrinkly and black and let them pass a cold period (around 2 months) in the garden or the fridge before planting them. Best of luck 👍

    • @maami8965
      @maami8965 Год назад

      @@fideledefer4283 Thank you :) It's a pity that there is not a word about supercooling in the film.

  • @gesilanepereira9184
    @gesilanepereira9184 Год назад +6

    Wauuuu!!!!! Parabéns!!!!
    Vou fazer!!!!😍

  • @Jujudiamanterj
    @Jujudiamanterj Год назад +10

    Agora eu vou poder ter o sonho de ter as minhas roseiras, amo seu canal ❤ só tem dicas maravilhosas..

  • @carlosjoserojasrojas562
    @carlosjoserojasrojas562 Год назад +6

    ¡Buenas noches! Mil gracias por hacer que con procedimientos sencillos podamos aprender técnicas que nos parecían complicadas. ¡EL Señor le bendiga mucho!

  • @ivanirmodesto727
    @ivanirmodesto727 Год назад +2

    Amei a sua dica e vi as sua plantas muito lindas parabéns

  • @dinajullian3222
    @dinajullian3222 Год назад +4

    Amei vê isso! Vou tentar, achei demais!

  • @roseliicorreia5018
    @roseliicorreia5018 Год назад +3

    Parabéns que dica maravilhosa amei

  • @healthyfoodbyfarhanausman9949
    @healthyfoodbyfarhanausman9949 Год назад

    m very happy to see your healthy plants.good job

  • @noeliamaciel6195
    @noeliamaciel6195 Год назад +8

    Lindo trabalho amei Deus abençoa

  • @ninodeme8029
    @ninodeme8029 Год назад +22

    If the rose is hybrid, what sort is going to be new ones? Will it be excectly same as the "mother"?

    • @holly1391
      @holly1391 Год назад +2

      You can’t know what the new rose will be bcuz you don’t know what the seed was cross pollinated with, it could be the same and it may not be. The only guarantee of getting the same is by cuttings. I am not entirely sure these grew from the seeds in the hips…it could be a type of cutting growing from the hips.

    • @waleryskwortsow3380
      @waleryskwortsow3380 Год назад

      Нет!

  • @ponyrang
    @ponyrang Год назад

    I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

  • @mariajosedossantoscorreia7495
    @mariajosedossantoscorreia7495 Год назад +17

    😮 que lindo amei

  • @DjinnRummy
    @DjinnRummy Год назад +10

    What does the garlic do, is it a necessary component to getting the hips to sprout? Or does it just prevent rot or something? This is very cool, thx for sharing

    • @imoid.hangout
      @imoid.hangout Год назад +8

      Used as a fungicide.

    • @DjinnRummy
      @DjinnRummy Год назад +3

      @@imoid.hangout thank you! Makes perfect sense

  • @cknaidoo1751
    @cknaidoo1751 Год назад

    I'll try this, I live in South Africa a beautiful country with blue skies and sunny day most of the year and good rains

  • @IrfanKhan-fl3vl
    @IrfanKhan-fl3vl Год назад +5

    very excellent ।

  • @rosejesus7993
    @rosejesus7993 Год назад +5

    Que lindas eu amei obrigada

  • @alfirojascornelius6542
    @alfirojascornelius6542 Год назад

    Thanks so much I will try it 👍💙💙 love the music in the background. Thanks so much

  • @iraidessouza9544
    @iraidessouza9544 Год назад +9

    É uma maravilha saber desta técnica