Love this video Jon! Especially the seed saving part! If you haven't already would you mind making a video about how to make your own soap and shampoo? I always hear you mention that in your talks. Thank you.

Fantastic! I love chilies, this video is great. I really didn't know that it's better to grow chilies in the shade, I also love the idea of mulching which reminds me of the principles of permaculture. I have a request, can you please show us the best way to grow avocados? Thank you and God Bless You All!

Thanks for this info. I didn't know about growing under the trees.

Wow...great information. I'm going to start saving my pepper seeds starting tomorrow. Thank you!

Thank you Jon for such an informative useful video sharing your knowledge on Chili seed saving. I am only growing one chili plant right now but will definitely be sowing more chili seeds and seed saving. Thank you!

Very useful technique! After three days my fingers are still warm from processing our jalapeños (smile). Thank you.

Salam from Malaysia!!!

Great info thank you for sharing. I live in Canada with cold climate so do need to plant chilli in shade as well, our sun is not as strong as your country

I love chilis. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Always a pleasure to hear you speak khun Jon, I hope that we may meet one day soon 🌞 Take care krub 🙏

Wow!!! I've never seen purple chillies you have such original ideas and great advice about farming

@jparryprodeal

3 жыл бұрын

I ate once, they are super spicy but good flavour.

very good information, you answer on of my doubts about saving seeds

All my chili plants got flooded by the rains and died. I have to replant them in a different location. Nice video

Hi Jon 🙏 thank you 👍😍video

I see people walking around, putting their hands in bushes and brush. No snakes in Thailand?

I eat chillies everyday. I love spicy food.

Wow, very useful information, thanks😊. I've been considering to plant me some of these said chillis.

Thank you for the advice.

Thank you Mr Jon .

Thank you brother

Thank you Jon

Thank you for the tips and advise.

Thanks for the advice. Always learning something from your video's.

I'm always surprised that you don't practice no-til gardening and that you mulch with straw after you planted the seedlings. Isn't it easier to mulch first and then open up small gaps to plant into?

Hi Great videos!! I am growing my own chilis this year. I grow in a hot place (Arizona) and I agree, they prefer to grow in shade. I grow multiple different kinds, all together. Should I worry about saving seed for next year since the plants grow near each other?

Thanks again Sir.

May I know where can I buy walnut seeds for planting in Thailand. I am from Phnom Penh. Thanks.

@outsidestuff4867

Жыл бұрын

You need to find fresh walnuts still in shell. But, better is a propegated tree from a healthy tree.

I personally don't care for Chili's but it was another good video. And I wouldn't mind growing chillies for those who would help me grow food.

@AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon

3 жыл бұрын

@@micklbx9125 Why would you say that? - Did you mean; no one would "choose to help me" even if I would choose to help them in return. I don't believe you really mean that it's just that you've been programmed to think that way - it's all because we where all programmed and trained up in school to believe in the convenience of the wealthy's money generation systems (only way offered) way of life. But now that we have tools and enabling devices such as the internet in specialized websites which could be used for pre segregating the like-minded into future fellow populations.to live in communities where we are all sharing information so that we can all be equal fellow Shearer's of the best knowledge for growing food and shelter materials from our own size limited little portion of the "shared" (predominantly free of charge Earth) Then we could volunteer to help to pre-plan via the internet - and then jointly invest our time and effort to build and maintain a well-planned way of life together (by hopefully spending the last of our money to purchase a fellow population maintained way of life) in order to begin living our (fellow population designed) "contract signed" fellow population maintained and provisioned way of life with our governance in policing system available for all to see at any time via computer records recorded for anyone to copy what they like about our way of life (which I would display via the Internet by a full-time stream to to the internet views of how we accomplished our chores without looking into the camera because we don't need to be famous to earn money to live in opulent but instead only to allow others to view our model way of life and duplicate it for themselves to enable a more Earth friendly and more well provisioned more all inclusive way of life - where people help people once again to you have enough predomnatly free of charge food and shelter. But if you love your convenience of money way of life - more than your fellow man - perhaps you'll make a comment to remove the hope of ever accomplishing it. Sorry about all the messed up voice-to-text typing typos but if I were allowed to speak with people in person I could explain things clearlythis is a method for a very doable well provisioned way of. But it seems we're allinstead destined to live in a world used up by people generating money while being trained up to be preoccupied to the point of ignoring God's creation and free of charge nature. All for one (money) And none for all equally helping to accomplish the provisioning chores. Without the reward system of money governing & covering the entire world with toxic waste. And and the depletion of all things natural. In order to make THINGS AND ALL PEOPLE into money making artificial THINGS. LIKE DRONE WORKERS FOR THE () HIERARCHY ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT

@joblo497

3 жыл бұрын

Food for thought.. Just planting seeds 🙏

@AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon

3 жыл бұрын

@@micklbx9125 seems to me you're all messed your life is not a thing of luck. Your life is the result of your good or bad choices. Food is not free of chargeit's going to either cost you toil to nurture the natural provisions systems or money which is another form of toil that's a wealthy trained you up to be a a drone slave worker for so they can enjoy their opulent lifestyle by the bad choices of fools who believe in luck for their provision. I think it best we think it through. Or else we by default choose incorrectly to be slaves to the money empowered Masters who purchased the Earth by the toil and sweat of the foolish lock seekers brow. Either that or they just kiss up to thehierarchy so they get thrown some lucky scraps of provision. Yes I think I'll choose to think rather than choose luck.

Valuable wisdom..

Can't you just wear gloves and remove the seeds without blending/waiting one week..?

Very big thanks to you again. I have some chillies plants in pots for more than three months. They start flowering but I have to wait and see the chillies now. Actually I don't know much about the habit of this plant. I know now. One thing I like to tell you is you and me have great connection. I want to know something you tell me very quickly. Thanks !

Wonderful!

Very good information about peppers..thank you ..can you do some videos on natural remedies using plants or herbs to help us with our health ..I see that you said the roots of a certain grass can be used to help with urinary tract infection ...I was wondering how this can be used ..I hope that you would think about doing such videos as well .. keep well Sir .

@miracleshappen4483

3 жыл бұрын

Good idea! Once, in Thailand, I got stung by a jelly fish, my arm was severely "burnt" but the local people just rubbed the leaves of a plant which was growing everywhere on my arms and in no time, the discomfort was gone and the blisters flattened out. It was almost instant relief!

Dear sir, thanks a lot for the wonderful knowledge. My question is, whether seed preservation process is common for all vegetables?

Please make video about eggplant sir...or maybe other crops...thanks in advance

I love Chilis, I also have some in my garden here in Germany :-) Jalapeno, Bolivian Rainbow and Birds Eye. Last year also Aji Amarillo and Habanero orange.

@fuerLutzi

3 жыл бұрын

Hallo Hans, ich habe mir gerade das Video angeschaut und mich gefragt, ob das wohl auch hier bei uns klappt und nun lese ich Deine Nachricht. Klappt es? Grüße aus Hannover.

@rotepille2474

3 жыл бұрын

@@fuerLutzi Bis Ende Herbst klappt es, ja. Im Mai einpflanzen und bis Ende Oktober ernten. Mit dem ersten Frost gehen sie kaputt. Und zum Ende des Jahres dauert die Reifung länger, da es schon deutlich kühler und dunkler ist. Ich esse seit einigen Tagen täglich frische Chilis und Tomaten aus unserem Garten und bin immer wieder von der frische und Qualität begeistert. Viel besser als der unreif geerntete, Tage alte Supermarktdreck. Zudem macht mir das Gärtnern große Freude, es entspannt und erdet einen richtig schön. Beste Grüße aus Bensheim! :-)

@fuerLutzi

3 жыл бұрын

@@rotepille2474 , gilt der schattige Standort auch in unseren Breiten? Chili hat uns viel zu geben, glaube ich.

@rotepille2474

3 жыл бұрын

@@fuerLutzi Nein, Chilis können eigentlich gar nicht genug Sonne bekommen. Habe mich über diesen Tipp im Video auch gewundert. Musst nur dafür Sorgen, dass sie keine Staunässe haben und ansonsten genug Wasser bekommen. Ist die obere Erdschicht (5cm) noch feucht sollte man noch warten, ansonsten gießen. Kann man einfach testen, indem man den Finger in die Erde steckt. Spätestens dann gießen, wenn die Blätter runterhängen. Ja, hat es. Es hat sehr viel Vitamin C (ist ja nur scharfe Paprika), Vitamin A, Beta Carotin und das Capsaicin hält einen gesund, das es antiviral, anti bakteriell, fungizid, blutverdünnend, entzündungshemmend, stimmungsaufhellend etc. ist. Außerdem ist Capsaicin ein stark krebshemmender Stoff.

Good one

Mr Jon, please share traditional techniques of storing seeds to Be safe from oxidation, is it true by adding ash?🙏

@JonJandaiLifeisEasy

3 жыл бұрын

We keep in the refrigerator most of them. Ash maybe help but I have no experience.

i love spicy food i dint know about the sun maybe thats why all my chili plants die i will try under the trees

Sir in my garden chill plants root are dieng

👍👍👍

I love chili

harvesting seeds is much easier. You let the chili dry and after you cut it you can shake out the seeds.

@JonJandaiLifeisEasy

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is when you touch the seed it will be very hot, you can't touch your eyes or any soft part of the body.

Maybe it's because there's a very hard sun there. Maybe dry weather. Sun is good for they.

chillies cant live longer if they're so much exposed to sunlight and they cant bear much fruit

Chili seeds..dry in the shades..

If you hand feel hot from chilli, you can wash your hand with warm water, wash with water only than slowly your hand will be better,

Jon, do you have any complete course on natural building for sale?

@JonJandaiLifeisEasy

3 жыл бұрын

We have courses quite often but now we stuck with covit 19. When we can travel easily . we will have courses again. Thanks

@amazingGrace108

3 жыл бұрын

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy thanks Jon. Video course on how to build will be very good seller for you. You are an excellent teacher who gives confidence to any useless inexperienced student like me. Thank you again and again.

There must be a better method than blending 🤔 Perhaps naturally, with hands, but we can focus on applying some kind of moisturiser (aloe vera?) to our hands before & after handling?

let the chili dry first then break the dry skin out much cleaner

@dang5203

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve typically dried chili’s or peppers, or just pull out the seeds from very ripe peppers. His method, is how I do tomatoes and cucumbers, except I don’t use a blender, I just squeeze seeds out and stir. The healthy will fall to bottom, and the sick and organic matter will raise to the top, in 4-7 days. Good video. Love this guy! Love to get some of his seeds.

Going to chilli farming

Wt is that bird behind?

You forgot to drink the chili water

Don't forget to switch on the fridge.

Where can I get straw? I don't plant paddy or wheat.

@JonJandaiLifeisEasy

3 жыл бұрын

You can use grass or leaves from trees.

Please do more videos about chillis

Is this house abode

@JonJandaiLifeisEasy

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is adobe house. Many of the buildings in the my videos are adobe houses.

@rogathesarwatt

3 жыл бұрын

@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy I love the way you built the windows in a carved

Why don't you use just gloves?

@nidranrebreski2828

3 жыл бұрын

And then what? Peel the chilies one by one?