There is no stronger force on planet earth that can break down the ego and bring people together, united like unadulterated nature. So while there is still some left, it is the mission of this channel to increase access to the great outdoors as much as possible for as many people as possible.
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Amazing ❤🎉
Thanks 😄
❤❤❤❤let it grow, let it grow!!! ❤❤❤❤
Look at the next one for the setup.
Don't waste your water, on grass, save water.
If they put the magnifying glass in the Rangergrip, it would be perfect. Yes, you cant staer fire in the dark, but in the sun you can, and just always keep a coal going.
Oh shucks
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Those were not well pollinated at all
@@farmeryaeg nope.
Sunflowers are extremely easy to pull, why would you let them get thqt big in areas you dont want...
@@JuanVic-nr8lu I also love them. It led me to make poor decisions.
@@pathrst lol, I feel ya.
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure
The ears on your right actually did not pollinate and wouldn't have filled out even with more time unfortunately. It often helps to plant corn in short rows 4-6' long and at least 4 rows next to each other (18-24" apart) for more nearly even pollination. If you only have two rows or even if it was just planted too far apart it will generally struggle to pollinate the whole ear.
Black plastic for a long time, bud. Months if not years. That, or extremely heavy mulch
Good in soups ,sauces and salsas.
Cute! I grow lemon cucumbers. They are round. As far as yellow squash, the Dixie Hybrid was giving me 2 squash a day per plant! I’ll try your variety if I can find it next season. I found my Dixie at Walmart.
You Tube, why is my like button disabled?!?
Is that Amaranth you got growing there? The kinda pirple plant i saw kinda looks like it 😅
It is. A variety called Hopi red dye
Another tip. If not sure, only take 1 and check it. But majority of the time if the hairs are gone and start to brown on the ends. It's ready. Corn is pretty forgiven if you wait longer where the worst case is bugs like caterpillars get inside.
You think we are going to take advice from an idiot that doesn't know the husk from the ass hole.
I have a zucchini and cucumbers growing in my garden and last week I went out I seen something growing that looked just like this in between it all. I didn’t plant it and I have never seen it as well I’m trying to figure out what it is but it looks just like what you have the lemon squash. I just don’t know where it came from I didn’t plant it.
@@jkb4595 maybe you had a mislabeled seed/plant?
I bet they taste good with garlic and oil 😢❤❤❤❤
Why are you crying?
Mild but are they healthy thats important too ❤
@@chickaboom45 but of course!
#guy looks like dude from dhar mann
This just might make the shelves in cans.
As in canning them?
Thank you for sharing this!
@@2188candy you’re welcome. I hope people will see it learn to relax. We get caught up in the feed and forget to have patience and grace.
@@pathrst absolutely! We’re all guilty of it!
I've never heard of them before. 😮
They’re kinda cool. Check them out.
😂 is squash it's supposed to be mild until you add black pepper salt and onions😂
Yeah… my word were turned around to be sure. But they are flavorless relative to say a butternut, which powerful and sweet.
So asparagus is a fruit? If it flowers and has seeds , that’s a fruit
It does on the female plants. We only ever eat the stalk of the plant before it leaves out. That’s what it looks like if you leave it alone and let it do what it does.
Ive never had a spicy squadh before, how mild are they?
@@dukerton15 😂 I guess I mean they just don’t have much flavor compared to a lot of other squashes. Less sweet and bold.
Wow. That's awesome.
Thank you! Cheers!
@@pathrst you're welcome. Cheers.
how's the texture of the plant tho? because it could be real good with the right seasoning lol
@@hckr_-gh7se good texture, I thought. I suppose it might depend a bit on how you cook it. Less dense than a butternut.
people need to stop saying talk to your doctor. doctors dont deal with herbs generally and therefore would usually tell you to stay away from it. its all a big evil circle, before a doctor can tell you it is safe it would have to come before the FDA who would also think about how to make money off of it and if they cant then they will probably find a reason people should not take it. so the only way to keep a herb legal is for the FDA to stay away from it and tell people talk to their doctor which in turn will turn people away from it.
That’s a fair point.
Bush beans only have one good yield pole beans will continue to have flushes so your mistake is your reward pole beans over bush beans any day you did the right thing dud🎉e and I have letters behind my name tcnp Texas certified Nursery professionals
Well done fellow gardener, my goal is to grow Luffas 👏
@@jasonthomas1688 that’s my next challenge, as well! I got one to grow in my zone this year. But it is rather anemic and growing at all is a big deal at this point. I’ll give it more attention next year and see what I get. How has it been going for you?
@@pathrst The critters ate my potato leaves and stems, tomatoes and the bottom shoots of my marijuana. I've had to cage them around in 4' foot 1/4" steel mesh. Will still have a harvest and having lots of replacement vegetative growth. Haven't grown luffa yet.
@@jasonthomas1688 damn! You have critter problems. Squash bugs and mice are my biggest worries. Good luck out there.
Thats epic!
Can we make tincture with white rum ?
@@raakheemenezes1406 yes. Any alcohol will do. Just keep it on the lower percentage end, like 40-45%
What gourd is it you want to see?
A Cinderella pumpkin.
Extremely sweet! They look awesome!
That’s sweet of you! :D
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do think castor oil cold pressed 100% organic is good to use for topical use?
@@kel6385 I would think so. Many salves use castor oil. But it’s not the ideal or preferred oil for medicine. Not sure why, just know it is used less often.
Bought a different shoe from Bearfoot. Took months to get, and returned after taking a good look at them. My $40 Whitten's are just as good
Mine came with ripped seams, I emailed them and they gave me a partial refund. Wore them a few times and it’s just a oddly designed boots and the soles were obviously going to wear out and doesn’t seem they resole the boot
Yoish! Thanks for putting out this video, really appreciate it. I have been thinking about getting a set. Think I will stay with hand made mocks.
@@mickdodge9778 I got the Jim green African ranger bare foot’s. They are get so far.
@@pathrst Thanks, I will check them out.
Barefoot shoes suck. Its a fad
@@Skinnymoose gotta say, I think there is much to them. I and a bounty of my friends and family have seen a major drop in back and knee issues after making the transition. Nothing different was done in our lifestyles. Just the switch.
Bro...ditch the crappy free music . I cant tell you just how much it SUCKS.
Not a big fan of those spongy-ish rubber handles like on the puukko. Yeah, they're grippy for a while. But I live in the tropics--heat and high humidity--and all that kind of stuff breaks down really fast. I had expensive armored binoculars--supposed to be bulletproof--and the rubber alternately dried and cracked and then melted and turned sticky. I had to cut away all the armoring to salvage the damn things. Considerable effort and the results were not so inspiring. Also, anything glued together will fail in that environment. Even epoxies.
Love your mission, have a plan of my own and am happy to be able to learn from your videos, thank you!!!
I bent the spring even more on the micro driver so that it doesn't fall off. It's totally locked in now and it takes a just bit more effort to pull it out.
My plant has white pedals and yellow cone. Any thoughts?
From all me research and experience, that does not have the same medicinal properties and the purple cone flower.
Interested in wether or not you kept up with this project, and if youre eriting style/content changed
😂😂😂😂😂 taking the shot was hilarious. 😂😂😂😂😂 Great video content.
This might be a great place to ask this question since it’s focused on California poppies. I was fortunate enough to get 50 to 70 plants that someone was thinning out. They advised to throw them out in my open area as they dried. The seeds would germinate themselves. First of all I hope that’s correct but more importantly, my question is I used to use weed killer in the same area and now I am struggling, it’s impossible to hand pull the weeds in this large area. How do you all get rid of weeds without stifling the poppies to grow? Help?!