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Awsome! Thanks for sharing this!

Yeah that Geiger counter might come in handy these days unfortunately.

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Great idea! My first attempts for cloning existing mushrooms very lowtech (read: still air box on living room table, tweezers and market bought mushrooms) and I was quite successful, but I put the cloning material in large jars. I am trying agar now but I get frustrated because they just do not seem to work: either too much condensation, or a lot of baceterial growth... Maybe I should get back to start with smaller batches of rye grain spwan and then transfer to larger jars. Thank you for the idea! Now I have to eat a lot of herring as the pickled herring jars are just perfect for this 😆

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Kauf Dir doch am besten auch noch den HEALY 😁 Das ist sowas wie die Green Box für Menschen ;_)

Love the battery lick 😂 which country are you from? Awesome work!

wow, good stuff

have you ever published your results on using this device? thanks

Your tomatoes looks so good. I bet you my bike they are better than mine.

Hey you stopped filming? 😢 rambo is proud of you. And me too.

Bring back some full bush craft video's

Thank you!!!!❤

Not too shabby! 😃

Lilly in shorts is the best thing that ever happend on yt

Good job

Slick. Best

pretty good

I'd like to look up surprise on your face like yes

The soil under those peas is so rich and beautiful looking…

If you know how to make fire, you will never forget to take matches.

Lilly, Excellent. Best

Great, quick tutorial! Thanks for the new shiet channel. 😊

I love tomatoes 🍅

Lovely!

Potatoes like sandy soil. 4 potatoes is enough two near the bottom and 2 perpendicular 4 inches or so above.

How deep are you drilling the holes?

Can you cap the raised bed with flashing to put the copper tape on?

Mason bees can't sting. So never worry, they are unarmed. 😊

Thank you for teaching people how to survive the wilderness God bless you

I just drill thin copper sheets onto the raised bed

Good evening Lilly, when you have a moment, please could you identify the plant that you put in at the corners. My fuzzy, tired brain is having a hard time understanding. (Will have another listen when I'm more awake.)

And? How does it taste? My guess.. Very bitter.. Followed. <3

In this video, you show that we need to cut off competitor's branches. What about next following year ? Do we need to consider any branches that next to the leeading branches are competitor's branches and need to be cut off ?

Can you tell me when we need to seal a pruning ends?

Great video

Good ideas, Lilly. I too had this idea but have never yet got around to it. But what I wondered was whether there wound be a market for waterproof rolls of tape, with twin conducting lines already attached or better still imprinted 🤔 Don’t know if anyone makes these🤔 Copper often tarnishes eventually. Maybe a non-tarnishing plating? More expensive but might last for many many years Maybe also, solar powered with battery charged for nights. And s Beds could be connected one to another to another such that one power pack could cover several beds

I have just now ‘unsaved’ most of the other pruning videos I had kept ! Your combined explanation and demonstrative videography are very clear indeed👏👏👍

Ok this is old now but hay ho, what you could do to get the tape to stick to the wood is go to the pound shop get a bottle of PVA glue use a brush and paint a layer of the glue around the area you want the tape to stick, wait till the glue is dry it is a wood glue so will leave a protective coating that is plastic type, then stick the copper tape to surface of the glue. The glue will provide the surface for the tape to stick to.

Have you tried catching snails with a low pan filled with beer? Snails love beer, at least in the states-usa just put it out at night, after a few hours your pan will be full!

For the electrical version - you can also use cheaper thicker galvanised steel wire - all that matters is that it’s conductive 😊 it will also corrode much less than the copper

As other coment,I'll try the aluminum foil as well,may save some$ if it works!

How have you arranged the copper wire & battery? Have you laid out 2 in parallel being careful they don't touch? Obviously you can't simply wire the battery to both ends of wire or tape or it'll short & flatten battery. Another variation - carefully lay out a wire parallel to & below copper tape & connect a terminal to each.

I am relieved that it seems to be working for you, even though it looks like it hasn't for some. I'm going to get some waterproof copper tape to put at the base of my new rotary clothes line. I also saw a slug on my bungalow bedroom window glass, so I'll get enough to arrange it around the pvc so hopefully I won't start getting the slimy little monsters in my new home. I was ok in my last place as it was an upstairs flat, but before that in my country cottage I had a constant battle. I kept finding slime trails on the carpet as they went under the front door towards my kitchen. Not nice finding them on your food worktops! Every night I had to thoroughly barricade both doors as they can get thru tiny gaps.

European time truly does move much slower. It's been a really long couple of weeks

Do gardeners a favor...connect it to 230volt ac

does this work on open field? when everything rainy and wet? or will the battery drain, or the electricity just go somwhere else?

Same technique for dwarf fruit trees?

This "Buds" for you! Not!!

Double width high quality copper helps when growing from a pot. But when growing directly in the earth, use strong espresso coffee powder...5/5 or 8/10 which ever you can buy and not weaker coffee bean powder. That is the strength that no slug likes.