Gardeners React to "Amazing Plant Ideas"

to the half. - Well. It's like, oh, is it going to serve as a crutch? - They're going to put a splint on him. I mean sure. - How did I drool everywhere? -Yes. I mean she fell, but it really wasn't that bad. Because you might also want to take grafting tape and wrap it around the joint. So it's actually more strict. But then to make sure gravity doesn't knock it down. That's kind of a clever technique to do that. Yes. I think it's okay. We now have a mop with our character! She has removed his head and stuck it in a pot of soil.

Did you know? Are you making a moss bowl? -I was, I think she was, she was just going to say. It's probably like Aster. - Yes Yes Yes. She is using coconut fiber instead of peat moss. Many times, when people make a moss bowl, they use it as a piece of wood. They will put up mosh and then use mesh around the mosh to keep it in place. Because the hard part is keeping it in place. - Although I'm interested in that little shovel. - That's a cute little shovel, isn't it? Maybe for your birthday I'll give you a small gift. (laughing) Oh, okay, relating it to that.

That's not a bad idea. - Yes. - That's not a bad idea. - Then I could root. -Yeah, yeah, force like because...if you're doing this, you're doing this with a

plant

that develops aerial roots and sometimes getting them to attach is a trigger on that side where she'll know, "Hey." "I'm sure I'll climb it." If it is in the air, it will throw up small bumps and then prune themselves. But if you keep that thing nice and moist, I mean this actually works pretty well. In fact, you can see that it looks like they put some kind of mesh around it, which is a very good technique.

In fact, we have a whole video about this. I'll link it in the description here. So there is a newspaper. What was that movement? She showed it in front of us. And she's going to wrap it in what language is that, friend? - That is german? - That is german? Yes. I think it's German. Well. And then she will fill up. - Oh, to keep it clean. -What is she doing? - I think she keeps the

plant

clean. -Is that really what she's going to do? - I think so. How that? - Friend, I have no words.

I don't have words for that. As if it weren't, that's not a problem. You just water it afterwards or whatever. Good? Forget it, who cares? Well. So this is a new woman. - A new character. Oh no, she feels good. She's eating an apple. I didn't take a bite out of it. Oh, she did it. Oh, the apple just poisoned her! And that! (laughing) Okay. Then she cut it in half. She's putting it in aluminum foil. That? Then she froze the apple. Wait, what kind? - Oh, she fertilized it. - But you don't need to do that on the block. - I don't know. - Okay, so what I guess they're trying to say here is that some seeds require fertilization, apples, which are a preferred crop in cold climates, are one of those.

If you are starting it with seeds, I have never started apples with seeds. I do not have any. - And actually, you're usually not going to be true to type, and the reason is that apples are grafted on rootstocks, M111, this type of rootstock because the rootstock confers the benefit to the soil and the roots of the plant. plant, which then goes up. But fruit genetics on rootstock plants are usually not as good. Then you are going to graft on the root and grow the grafted plant. There are almost no apples today, are you genetically growing from top to bottom?

And that's why you can't grow it from seed, plus the fact that it takes a long time. - Yes. - There are less... Oh wait, what!? (laughs) The plot thickens, friend. That? Jacques, this is your first barbecue. What do you think of these 21

amazing

plant

ideas

? - I think... (laughs) I think I learned at least two

ideas

. - If you have other video ideas you want us to review, let us know. In fact, we're going to roast subscriber gardens and larger plants that fail this season, which I think will be really funny, because we have a lot to share;

I would say we don't have any. (laughs) - I have a lot! Apparently Mr. Humble has none. - No, I definitely have at least one. -Anyway, make sure you subscribe and also make sure...Jacques has his own channel. "Jacques in the garden." He's looking at deeper topics on DIY budgeting approaches to gardening. So check out Jacques' channel and Instagram and until next time, good luck in the garden and keep growing! (happy music fades)