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Thank you so much!

Happy to help!

Thank you so much!

Good morning!

Both are beautiful plants.

It really is, I happy to be able to share with everyone.

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Perhaps someday I will start using other platforms. Im using UA-cam to document what I am doing so I can watch it years from now and share how I care for my plants to help others with the same interests and to learn from other likeminded people as well. Im not an expert but I have learned a few things over time. Im not a UA-camr by trade and find it hard to find the time to make videos. I spend more time filming and editing then I spend on the plant care itself. Luckly, I do enjoy making the videos Aswell. Thanx for watching and taking the time to leave a comment............

Glad you're enjoying the content. And welcome to the NOOK!

They are attracted to plants with sweat sap. I have never had a lemon or Orange tree. I wish I lived in a climate that would allow that. But outdoor roses? Almost every year. Hopefully I catch them soon on and blast them with the hoes every day until I don't see them anymore. If I don't and they wipe out a lot of foliage I cut it back after the aphis's are gone from the roses. Most trees keep leaf buds in reserve under the bark. most trees can lose all their leaves 3 time a year. In the case of insects after they eat all the leaves they move on or starve. during that time the predators are multiplying while the leaves are regrowing and then there's plenty of predators to keep them from returning. I wouldn't recommend using insecticides outside. If you do, you wipe out all of the different insects and put the natural balance off and there will be no predators to control the pests. I don't mean on one plant but rather a hole garden or yard. The only real problems I have had with insects outside was after using them like that. After I did, Thats when I really started to experience real problems. It took me years to realize what was happening. have made a note to talk about this in a future video.

@junglenook thank you so much for the tips I'll try it 😊

Wonderful! My last 2 vids are part of that list. I don't mention it in the video titles.

Castile soap works just fine because it's an actual soap. However dish soap is no longer made with soap, they use a detergent because it's cheaper and it's more effective at cleaning dishes. If you look at your dish soap it most likely says dishwashing liquid and maybe even says detergent somewhere on the bottle but most likely it doesn't have the word soap on the bottle.

I find that if you just spray it it ends up leaving drops that are noticeable after it dry's and it may even be too thick and clog the pores of the plant preventing it from being able to breathe. You could try spraying the plant outside and then while the neem oil is still wet spray it with water.

I don't this it would affect them either way. the music is free non copyrighted, its included with the editing package I have from Woundershare.

This one was a lot of fun editing. ☺️ You're the first to comment, thank you for watching. You have been with the channel for a while now and I am still able to keep you coming back for more. Thanx again and cheers.

Thank you.

Thanks!

working on that tank tonight.

I have been thinking about that, and now's a good time with so many plants getting cut back.

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It's going to look so nice in here this winter.

Poor monstera got probably excited to get repotted, but then she just fell off the balcony like politicians do it in Russia 🥺

I wonder why he just did not propagate the monstera ?? 😢

@@patriciapatton2531 I still have 7. No room in the house for another and I needed the pot. All of them come from one mother plant I got in a 4-inch pot 5 yrs. ago.

LOL... thank you and welcome to the nook.

You are so welcome! 😁😁

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great day

Thank you so much!! I really struggle making the content due to a lack of computer and editing skills. Im spending more time on that then anything else. Your comment is very much appreciated. The video I just uploaded took me 10 hrs. just in editing time. Your comment on this video made that time invested on that one worthwhile. Thank you.

You're the best!

Not at all. My humidity is not high, and all the plants and healthy soil keeps the air clean.☺️

Yes..... It's on the list, looking like a new camera Aswell. I'll get them at the same time.

Waite till they get their leaves cleaned with the neem oil.😁😁😁

@@Constantine_aquariums I totally agree 👍

Thanks for visiting and commenting.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a great day!

You are so welcome! I only had my plant out for four months this year so far and may need to move them back in in a few weeks.

That's dwarf hair grass. It's a really nice carpeting plant but it is a stem plant, so it feeds from its roots. You'll need a nutrient-rich substrate or add root tabs. And it does require a lot of light.

@junglenook sorry the grass like one sticking out from the top of the aquarium. The aquarium that is sitting in your corner by the window :) that plant it's so lush

The tank at the start of the video ...it's an arrowhead plant, I make a cut below the node and place the node just under the water line. The tank at the end of the video...that I pulled out of a pond, not sure what it is. It all died. Give me a minute mark if you want so Im sure what tank you are asking about.☺️

Any plant with a node seems to do well growing its roots in the water. But they need to be water roots from the start. Water the mother plant good the day before making the cut. After making the cut let it sit in the air for 5-10 minutes before placing it into the water.

No. It's a freshwater newt he was in that large clump of vegetation I got out of that small pond.

@@junglenook lol looks just like an Axolotl … amazing creature

Thank you so so much☺️🪴🌿

My pleasure!😊🐟🪴

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On the shrimp rack, the one in this room with the 3 rimless tanks, the one in the middle was growing a nice carpet. I think the substrate became depleted of nurturance and stopped spreading out and cannot keep up with me removing it for other tanks. When I start over feeding it again maybe it will start to grow like it did in the past. Also, when I reduced the food and the shrimp population dropped, I reduced the amount of time the light was on to control Alge. Im not going to started over feeding until I can afford a new heater, so the temp is more favorable for shrimp to reproduce faster. I was running my light 12 hrs. a day and it's a 10-gallon tank. Tanks for watching and commenting

thank you.....They really creep some people out...Especially when I put my hands in them....lol

@@junglenook lol 😂

@@junglenook I wish I had a room like that

You're doing some really cool stuff yourself!

@@junglenook I’m trying…maybe one day it’s gonna look nice and green like yours 🤟

Oops.. sent the reply to the wrong comment. The stuff I'm using to cover the walls is black landscaping fabric. The stuff you use and gardens under the mulch to control weeds. It's perforated so I hope it doesn't create mildew between it and the law. It's very inexpensive and light I only use thumbtacks to hold it up.

@@junglenook ohhhh I’m super familiar with this kind of products just never thought of such improvisation) I’m gonna try myself… thx a lot

Glad you like them!

Its land scaping fabric....the stuff you put under mulch to control weed in the garden. I used thumb tacks to hang it.

Awesome! Thank you! Have a wonderful day!

Yes, aquarium safe superglue

Super glue brand super glue is safe for use in fish tanks because it becomes inert when wet due to the active ingredient They use (Cyanoacrylate). Other brands also can be used but only if Cyanoacrylate is the only active ingredient. When attaching plants, it's easier to use super glue gel not the liquid type. Also, the glue will become white when wet so please be aware of this. Depending on where its used it may be visible. You only need a small drop.

I mostly use it to hold down Driftwood that I cannot get to stop floating even after I soak it I'll glue a rock or something onto it.