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  • SuperPropwash

    There are newer Full Spectrum Grow light bulbs that are more efficient and help plants to grow and be more healthy. A 30w bulb has worked well for me for two tomato plants I have growing inside for the winter. You should give them a try. They are about $10 apiece. Look for them online on eBay or Amazon. Look up how well they work.

  • Jeff Tangen

    Walking through my neighbourhood this summer I noticed someone had an odd looking tree with what looked like spiny walnuts , one day I walked past and the owner was in his yard so I stopped to talk to him , turns out it was a buckeye tree he had found in a local nursery a few years ago and planted it assuming it was fine to grow in northern Canada ! Turns out after some research and care it is a 15' healthy tree and produces nuts every other year and he's not sure why it would grow here to this day lol .

  • Nate Lincoln

    I love watching both channels. I don't know if the tomato seeds are ready yet but i'd love to try them out here in Palm Springs, CA and see how well they do. I have worked my soil to a rich beautiful dark well drained fluffy mix with the drainage of sand. I will send you an empty envelope and a few stamps :)

  • Lee Willis

    I love what you did with the milkweed seeds. so cool. I am trying to establish milkweed around our property to attract and feed the monarch's. It is the true butterfly weed, not to be confused with butterfly bush, which is actually quite unhealthy for butterflies – like candy… also can become invasive. Thank your demonstrating this technique for us and promoting local, natural plants that are good for the wildlife.

  • TheH20please

    Hi, Ray. I want to thank you for helping me save my monstera. After you mentioned soggy roots I checked out the drainage on the huge flower pot and saw the I had forgotten to open the drain holes. It did well in the shade during our 110° summer but recently started looking pretty bad. Sure enough I got the pot to drain (after over watering it to "help" it) and about a gallon of the stinkiest water came pouring out. It has perked up beautifully this week. You're the best.

  • Feathers Black

    Question. Do you compost any of your kitchen waste? I know you compost the chicken poo and grass, but I don't remember if you ever said anything about kitchen waste. (like coffee grounds, veggies, egg shells, etc.)

  • flamindigo

    following your instructions, I planted a mango. It is 2 years old and almost 4' tall. I've lightly pruned it. Some of the leaves turned from light green to copper brown. These were my first pruning victims. Those stems never sprouted new leaves. It has not yet put out any fruit. I live in Texas. My soil has a lot of clay, and I added a lot of sand. The questions are, 1. are those brown, flexible leaves a bad thing? and 2. how old does it have to be before it flowers,? oops, 3. do I need to have more than 1 plant to produce fruit, or can I hand pollinate?

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