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Wow, the Jacklyn is a beaut!

Big time

@@frostylonewolf1700 thanks, Frosty!

@@wellspringgardens for me to keep 2 banana plants warm during winter in zone 4b i would need at least 250 watts of heat for optimal growth and thats less then 7 hours of run time on my 140ah battery

That is EXCELLENT news! What's the temperature at night these days?

@@wellspringgardens sometimes its 30's at night last night it was 33, tonight it will be 30, normally november is below 30 so its warmer out then usual

@@frostylonewolf1700 Still that's a 25-30 degree difference you're making. It's significant.

@@wellspringgardens well yeah except that once the inverter shuts off by 7 in the morning it drops before 8 in the morning this morning it went down to 37 when it was like 33 outside, that won't be good for december it could get below 30

It should be able to stay alive if you throw a frost cloth over it.

@@frostylonewolf1700 how’s it working out?

@@wellspringgardens its working out okay i had added more insulation for double bubble reflective foil

It might never survive on its own in Oklahoma. But if you wanted to experiment - knowing it might not survive - I would leave it in a pot and transplant it in the spring once it reaches ~5-feet tall.

They are so popular in Australia, but sure enough not native to Australia 😂

😂 that’s good feedback. Like the one with the lady smelling the flower? Could she look any more awkward?

@@wellspringgardens it’s true mate, felt like she was a bit too into it lol 😂 If you want some feedback, here are some suggestions below! Firstly, you should trust your instincts. If something feels weird to watch for you, it probably does for your audience. Think about what you enjoy to see and take note of it. Second, I would have liked to see reasons why beyond looks I would want this tree. Or care about it? Like cool that girl popularized them, why do I care? I can look at a picture of a pretty plant, but you can tell me facts about the plant. You know? I might be biased because your title drew me in because I wanted a more informative video.

@ solid feedback! Thanks for taking the time to put your thoughts together here.

@@wellspringgardens ofc! Hope to see your channel grow! Good luck! 🍀

@@redmagi5283 Thanks, mate!

Seems like they’re beloved wherever they show up!

They are!

We still have our most popular dragon fruit (Yellow & Edgar's Baby) in stock! wellspringgardens.com/products/yellow-dragon-fruit-selenicereus-megalanthus

You’ve given me a lot to think about. Plants don’t put themselves in categories; people do.

Aww yeah, that’d be sweet!

Sarracenias are underrated for sure

How do you explain the new growth? This one already fruited, so you are correct, it will not fruit again. But that has nothing to do with it being a dud.

Post-hurricane regrowth update #bananaplant #bananaplantcare #hurricanemilton #gardening

It looks like it, doesn’t it? Nah, they’re stock images

@@avg_joe117 it helps to know which plant will catch which bug!

@@TucsonTropicals what’s your order number? I’ll throw something extra in

@ that’s appreciated! But it’s ok I like to support family business’s I’m more than happy to keep purchasing your plants! Keep up the vids too!!!

@ well thank you for the support!

@ happy to do it! We need quality online suppliers like yourselves.

@@frostylonewolf1700 wise advice, Frosty

@@wellspringgardens anyways my inverter stuff is coming in saturday

@@wellspringgardens you have good quality plants!

@@frostylonewolf1700 hey thanks! I think they’re nice, too!

@@wellspringgardens i don't think there is a way for me to heat up a greenhouse without electricity, the inverter with that just don't work

@@cbreezesports plot twist: you are the PFWTM

@@LifeofKusa yeah, they would’ve performed better if they were more mature

Hey, Frosty! This vid was for you.

@@wellspringgardens electric heaters will take me farther along then flower pot heaters

@@frostylonewolf1700 for sure

Noted! We’ll do that for our next one

@@Carnivorousplantsaus that’s fair. I was probably moving along too fast. That one could definitely have been spared

@@Carnivorousplantsaus mostly to give viewers something to look at

@ oh ok 👌

@@debrawilson3840 hey, thanks! It was fun to put together

I knew that part was going to get to you 😭. If it makes you feel better, we shot this video a few weeks ago and they all have grown new pitchers/traps

​@@wellspringgardens what was the box used in the video called? It looks cool 😎

@ “mini reptile terrarium”

Yeah I bought an "alata" but it was a ventrata from what I saw but overall experience from them 9/10

I know it probably seems like your comments are falling upon deaf ears, but I promise I’m going to make a video about the Alata vs Ventrata vs Ventricosa soon.

When I sit down to make a video, I first think “What would CBreeze want to see” and then I make that video

Give me a timestamp of where a male papaya appears and I will give you an answer

@@frostylonewolf1700 that’s good. Just do you know, my next video is going to be a cold-prep vid. Stay tuned!

@@wellspringgardens its 42 rn inside the greenhouse, 34 outside

@ you just gotta keep them from freezing. So far so good

@@wellspringgardens well yeah but its gotta be like 50's to 60 for them to grow the bananas

@@wellspringgardens sad news it might get down to 30 to 31 tonight inside greenhouse, its 34 inside rn

I know what you’re saying! An 8-10 foot tree is considered DWARF? 😂 But grow it indoors and it probably won’t get that tall and CAN still fruit!

Sarracenias for the win

you forgot the nepenthes rajah!!!!!!!😠😠

@@Amongus-xh3rf that one is seriously frightful!

If we made a video comparing all types of carnivorous plants, and all bugs counted the same, I think the Sundews would be clear winner. They really are so effective at taking out gnats. I call them nature's fly paper.

@@wellspringgardens yea they are amazing i only have three cus 2when i orderd one of them a year ago the amazon seller send me 2 by accident and one had babys in it so i just pintched them out and put them in a seperat pot full of moss and its really pretty

@ Score! Three for the price of one! Not too shabby

@@CharlotteWillis-u9v whether they’re fresh and ripe or picked too early - they always taste good!

@@cherylrobinson517 very resourceful of you! Let us know how they grow along!

@@kureiflame you betcha! Gotta be careful buying on the internet!

They really do!

@@becca318 😂 sure looks like it! I don’t actually have that much space. That’s somebody else’s dragon fruit farm

I thought that was a pretty cool fun fact, too!

There are just certain fruits that have to be consumed fresh + ripe. Mango is another one.

Fly traps come nutrient-light bogs and adapted to eating bugs to supplement their diets. Pretty cool stuff!