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We have them at our home i never ate them

I eat the seeds to get my B-17 Laetrile levels up read World Without Cancer By Edward G Griffin

Recently learned that if you don’t harvest some turmeric they flower the second year ❤😂 love your videos.

Great videos Holly - esp. your grafting passionfruit one. One other thought - If you are growing plants with invasive roots in pots (not just passionfruit - eg. raspberries), make sure the base is elevated with at least a few cm clearance off the ground (eg. use bricks). The air-gap will generally prune any roots before they get down into the soil and become a problem.

Greetings from Africa you are doing great God bless you 🎉

Great info! This had unlocked my interest in passionfruit again, after having a nightmare invasive one at a rental that grew through my bedroom wall 😱

Amazing info thanks 😊

I have watched this video a couple times. I do have a place where a neighbors tree shades it some dappled. But I found that I could grow my coffee plant in shade that it’s better when they are…excited cause I do see new growth been about a month now ❤ love your videos I live in Florida 10b.

Some edible leaves -young tender leaves are best 1. Amaranth leaves 2. Beet greens 3. Black eyed pea greens 4. Bean leaves 5. Canna leaves 6. Carrot leaves 7. Celery leaves 8. Chard 9. Collard greens 10. Dandelion leaves 11. Endive leaves 12. Fennel leaves 13. Fava bean leaves 14. Kale 15. Maca leaves 16. Moringa leaves 17. Mustard greens 18. Onion leaves 19. Pepper leaves 20. Rhubarb Stems - not leaves 21. Rutabaga leaves 22. Spinach 23. Squash leaves 24. Sorrel leaves 25. Sweet potato leaves 26. Taro leave 27. Turnip greens 28. Grape leaves 29. Garlic scapes 30. Purslane plant

Thanks for sharing the video. I also like making videos like you.

Thank you for the info I’m trying to grow a couple mango seeds it’s been a week or so nothing. I’ll try covering it❤ I recently heard someone talk about Rollie pollies you call them slaters I’ve not tried this. She said cut into a radish and lay it in your plants it has to be cut. They supposedly love them and they gather there. just get rid of them and throw the radish back in your plant to catch more😂

That looks like some little leaved water fern floating on the top …. Bit like a pond weed/duck weed…. Watch out as it’s a grower (and invasive …) Look it up!

Great idea with the fish tank. I have seen people repurpose BBQs with the glass front in them as miniature greenhouses too.

who built your garden beds?

Very cool idea! I am from the other WA 😃

Nice little greenhouse 🌝🌱👍

Cloudberries is ane im after this upcoming season. Salmonberries & tayberries are also great alternatives tae raspberries

Good advice

I got a free full glass commercial fridge which is perfect. It has lights shelves and fans which I going to use to circulate the air. I gutted the fridge guts at the bottom. When it’s cold I will put a tub of rabbit manure in the bottom to heat up the unit. It’s also on wheels so I can have it indoors or outdoors if need be.

Are you in Queensland?

Such a cool idea, thanks for sharing Holly! 😍🙌💚

Very cool. Yay on all your babies. I’ve got an old plastic dome from the 70’s was a terrarium. Used for ferns, fish bowl and seed starter

Hey Holly. Brilliant idea! 27degrees in nz today. Are you guys getting hotter weather all of sudden

Great idea Holly! Would love to know your seed raising mix details. Enjoying your channel, cheers from Melbourne 😊

You should check out getting a wax piston for your greenhouse, it's an old non-electric tool that opens a greenhouse door or window automatically when it's hot and closes when it's cool, using the physical expansion and contraction of wax in a tube based on local temperature.

My son had so many aquariums i shud have kept one......

I love the idea I've used the same fishtank for years and it mostly definitely works. It is in my bedroom by the southeast window and I'm able to use it all year long for many types of plants.

Love your idea. Shared it to benefit some cold weather friends, some of who are looking of ways to keep certain plants thriving indoors while it snows outside!

Love it, really Smart

Awesome idea! Would love to try it (though I don't have the space for a large tree, unless I plant it in one of my families gardens haha!) Do they prefer full sun when bigger? Or is part shade better.

What a great idea, thanks Holly. I’m definitely going to try this! 👍 Are the mango seeds from mangoes you have bought from the supermarket and eaten?

You could also add a grow light and heat pad for cold climates or winter! Check out the description for more info on my garden zones etc. What have you repurposed for the garden??? let me know below 😊🌱

Hi Holly love your videos always learn so much from you, with the zucchini you could use tulle for those so no rodents or other animals will even touch it they don’t like their little nails in the netting. I’ve used it for cucumber it does work.

Hi Holly thanks for inspiring me to buy a pink guava. I live in Florida 10b subtropical weather loves it here❤ thanks for your videos

Holy moly! Amazing! Do you know if it’s possible to buy his compost? I’d come from Auckland just to get these amazing golden compost

wow you have a rare vegetables plant just let you know

Hello. Where are you located?

My plants in wicking buckets are noticeably happier in this heatwave..... :) Especially if they're under shade cloth too.

Hello! Lovely vids. Just wondering where you got the pergola in your front yard, or maybe you built it yourself? Thanks!

Its so nice to see the warmth of sun and greenery when Northern parts are freezing cold.😊

Hope you don't live to regret it!😢

I called it paranet/sun net ❤

I’ve been trying to convince my partner to install some of these shade sails since we’re in the super hot area of Texas. This video will help me plead my case 😊 love it!

I have done that NOT LABELLING MY SEEDS thing too. I have over 60 sprouted tomatoes and cannot remember which one of the 15 types of seeds they are from. And I thought I was doing well when I planted beetroot seeds in a pot, only to find none of the beetroot seeds sprouted and instead I have a pot of very healthy looking thistles. Gardening can be fun!!

Hey Holly! I'm glad to see your better half in this video. I remember a prior video when you said you couldn't concentrate with him in the background. I sure am glad you got over that ;-) Cheers!

That's the only way to do it here in Phoenix in the summer. Otherwise everything except cactuses burn up to nothing regardless of how much you water

Could you put them on a pulley so you can adjust the sunlight.

I have a rather small, windowed balcony. I am determined to grow baby pumpkins next year and this video was helpful <3

yeah ball shape cucumber please