and, Kristen, you're an incredible film maker!! Sound track, camera angles, editing, story telling with a shot - love your work!! I just sit here with a smile on my face watching you two share stuff with us.
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly I love taking the mickey out of you both, you are such an enjoyable couple to watch and in my tiny way, be a part of tour lives. Love, Uncle Wally.
Thank you for sharing this video,and caring for all the animals,you both have such big Hearts , you land is getting so much better,great editing and story ,any eggs? Any cooking plans,? Recipes? Keep up the amazing work 👍💪 can't wait for next week 😊
I love you recording just sound, no music no bs...my life starts at 0530am every day,.....with 45min of stop and go traffic, 12hrs of a boss issuing unrealistic expectations, a customer that dosent agree, me working 16hrs of overtime just to pay the bills in a cement city, the road is cement, the building are cement, just people, no wild life....and when I finally get home...I watch your channel, no hype.....just, out doors and country folk problems, I love it......
Yo, y’all should get a gold pan and go dig some gold out of your stream around the bedrock. Oh and you closed the lid directly on the chicks head at 18:59 ,no wonder some have a bent beak!
I would test that water,you know there has to be septic tanks upstream that overflow into the creek and Matt was drinking it 😮😮. That’s nasty and Matt might not know it now but later when the parasites start growing inside him he will learn his lesson well. DONT DRINK THE WATER MATTY BOY !!!!
With all that land you need a tractor with a grapple loader a box scraper, a brush Hog mower and a post hole auger.. Chickens like swings and outdoor roosts, Banana may make a good mash for a batch of moonshine. Strip the roof and put up tin use the split bamboo for rain gutters. Forget the horse idea. Thanksgiving is a USA tradition. Thanks for showing us all your hard work.
Oh that's so sweet you made a whole tray of iguana food. The iguanas will love all those vegetables and keep your garden plot free of all plants including your vegetables!
Hi Matt what you found is from a crab that is call a buruquena you can hunt them down at a rainy night whit a flashlight use gloves they have a hard bite. Cook them as all ocean crabs 🦀 they are very good for eating
You can make shrimp traps or cages to catch them. Simply make a tube with chicken wire and make a funnel on each end. Cat and dog food is good to use as bait, just pop holes in an unopened can. Canned tuna also
20:50 all plants for human consumption come from "genetically modified" lines. "Selective breeding" is a very efficient tool used for that purpose (you'll fully understand it one you start grafting plants). All the bananas/plantains you've are literal clones of a single plant; that is the reason why the seeds are so small (and barren), you can google "wild banana" to see how a non-GMO banana looks like. Activating seeds in a jar with moist paper is a much better way to germinate them with a higher success rate than planting them directly into the soil, once they do you can properly plant them. That was my grain of sand.
I get so used to it that I forget to comment: The cinematography has always been and remains at the very top of quality for all of UA-cam. I can't imagine how many "takes" there must be in getting the drone shots so perfect. Thanks for making it happen for all your viewers!
I wonder if you saw any action, adventure movies growing up, and seen the main characters in a jungle hacking away with a machete and clearing a path to some destination or another, if you ever thought that would be you someday when you grew up . Not to mention becoming a real Dr. Doolittle having all your critters and hand feeding a wild iguana. I bet you never gave it a second thought as a child because that was something you only really seen in the movies ! Two thumbs up 👍
The cross pollenation between the types of pumpkins is only an issue if you intend to save the seeds. Then too, you might end up with a cross that grows a new, better squash.
Chayotes would be a great vegetable to grow around your cages than won't be moved. There vines will provide a wonderful camouflage coverage from the hawks.
Morning Folks, do yourselves a favor and get the book Back to Basics, it will answer alot of your questions about homesteading, it covers everything. Good Luck and Bless You.
In Hawaii they have "apple bananas" they are short fat and sweet and tangy the trees are shorter also There are ice cream bananas too and apparently tens to hundreds of varietys of banani
The storyline. The crisp sharp puctures, the vibe and your unique ability to be present, kind, funny, human and caring is what I especially notice. Not just what is going on in the videos. Well done you two!
To germinate your seeds, take 2 paper towels. Put one paper towel down, wet it. Let it drain off till it stop dripping. Set your seeds about half inch apart or how often you even want to put the other wet paper towel on top. Put the paper towels inside of a ziploc bag. I'd like to put a little bit of blow up a little air inside the ziploc bag. Put it in a cupboard that's nice and dark. Come back in 5 days and every one of your seeds will sprout tape and plant the sprouted seeds and you will be happy.
If you haven't been told already, you should remove (cut the flower hanging at the bottom of the bananas) the big Flower that hangs down at the bottom of the banana rack. Some say it robs energy for the ripping bananas.
In Mexico, we call river shrimp "Acamayas" they are a delicacy. Unless there are mines or polluting industries up river (I doubt it) they are safe! If you walk up stream wear a glove, when you see rocks where the shrimp can hide put your arm under the rocks and grab them. Sometimes they " bite" they are to small to hurt, my friends don't wear gloves.
More than 90 distinct kinds of banana have been grown and cataloged by the USDA Tropical Agriculture Research Station in Mayagüez, not including plantains or ornamental varieties. So good luck with figuring it all out!! LOL
Take your seeds and put them in a wet paper towel and then inside a wet ziplock then up in the top of a dark closet, keep putting water in it cuz it has to stay wet and will germinate in a couple days, then plant in your pretty soil
Family is growing. I still think you should have movie night for the chickens and watch Looney Tunes, starring Foghorn Leghorn & Egghead Jr., his sidekick. 😂👍🐓✌️
Matty what you found was the portion of a fresh water lobster 🦞 claw.. growing up in the Caribbean we fished in rivers for those critters.. the most effective way to harvest em is at nights with a torch 🔦 see, thats when they evacuate their holes in search for food. Trust me bro they're delicious!!
YES Gaint Skrimps please and Yes to catch and cook :) Great video and nice change from all the work. You have a beautiful property. Happy Sunday. Reply
Hi guys, I believe you guys have papayas trees 🌴 on your property, look into yuca and root vegetables. The shrimp are edible from your stream . This is Nelson & Maureen, we have an Air B&B : La Villa Tranquil in Hormigueros, West of Mayaguez . We have enjoyed watching your Videos over the last couple years. Great job on your new home, blessings your way 🙏🏽🇵🇷🏝️
Guys, check out the gravity pump to transfer your free fresh water from the soruce to your desinated location. The huge benifit is (No electricity) require is all about gravity and pump pressure, make sure to check it out. 😊
you should get some seed from the locals. the plants have already adapted to the climate. you might want to also look into growing winter squash like Tahitian squash, Seminole pumpkin, and others winter squash that have a long storage life. both the squash i just mentioned i just mentioned can be store for over a year in a cool dark place, and seminole sometimes even 2 years. they make great emergency food that can be replaced yearly and fed to either humans or animals. with the way hurricanes take out infrastructure having long storing crops like that, that don't need electricity to keep them fresh. you could also purposefully cross breed some winter squash and create your own strain of landrace winter squash. you pick a bunch of varieties with good storing capabilities and plant them all together. let them cross pollinate and then the squash as you eat them. the ones you like their flavor the most and had the least amount of problems growing, you save only their seeds to grow the next year. you keep doing this year after year selecting for the best tasting and best growing/yielding etc for your area and after some years they start to be different then any of the parent stock, grows well in your location, tastes good to you. and they even eventually over many many years get uniformity of their own. one of the things about doing the landrace method is alot of domesticated varieties have lost their ability to adapt and thrive and one variety might grow well and be very resistant to powdery mildew but the flavor is only ok. but another struggled some but has much better tasting squash. the cross breeding of the 2 means you get the vigor from one and slightly better taste from the other. and your stock will have a much more diverse gene pool to pull from to combat the local plant stressors. and then you can name your strain sometime horrible. if they have alot of Tahitian squash in them, they will be long and thick... i could see those getting called dead dolphin squash. especially if you crossed them with some of the japanese winter squash and get a more white green powdery mottled squash to make them look more like an actual dead dolphin. just a thought. because it would be amusing to say you survived a hurricane by eating mostly dead dolphins.
for container gardening, the best things I have found are simple Buckets (5Gal?) - great for potato, tomato, horse radish... and the 45Gal plastic barrels cut in half. You can cut them length wise (then build a stand for it), but if you cut them in half, leaving the flat ends as the bottoms, you can easily move them with a dolly when you need to. (used, food grade plastic containers)... P.S. Chickens love pumpkin, so will likely love your squash also.
to get max seed germination, get an old pill bottle that isnt clear, like a solid white color, then put seeds in it and water. take the pill bottle and put it in a dark warm place maybe like an upper cabinet of your RV that u dont open often to keep it dark. usually it takes a week to 10 days to get little roots on the seeds. it works great for tomato seed sizes and bigger, something like lettuce u will of course need to germinate in soil. but after u see a little root starting to grow out of the seeds, then u can take the seeds with tweezers or fingers and plant them in your little germination green house kits. this is the best way to get max germination from any seed!!! God bless
The giant "banana" are most def plantains and just like bananas plantains come in different sizes. I hope that helps! Plantains also have more "sharp" edges when growing.
So much kitty cuteness! Well...shrimp from the ocean is also pretty dooky too...and delicious. Yes, a dry coop is essential because chickens are very susceptible to respiratory issues, good job Matt. Good start to your garden too, 😊 Baker Creek seeds.
Hey Matt and Kristen.👋 Well, the first thing that popped into my mind during the intro to this video, seeing such love and care for the kittens and the chickens, was that if and when you have your own kiddos they will clearly have an excellent mom and pop. As well, I am thankful each time I get to enjoy your own Garden of Eden, or rather, Garden of Matkristen, along with with you. Be safe you two. See ya next week.
Why don't you guys try cutting bananas into disk slices and drying them? Or maybe lengthwise for strips... Or small cubes... They make a darn good energy snack and if you seal them in a plastic bag once good and dry they have a pretty long shelf life too. Who knows, you might be able to market them to your followers and if the demand grows larger than your property can supply then start buying from the other property owners around you. I'm sure the extra income would be greatly appreciated. And it might just turn into a small local industry involving a number of people in the community.
Who's bad mouth Kristen, no way she's the salt of these plan she's awesome Matt loves her what else does she need ,what man ,what a man Love you guys we all know you share the load ❤️ ❤❤❤❤❤!!
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly I can't wait til you can get some goats to help keep things trim! I leash-trained nubians when I lived in the tropics and took them along on walks but could tether on long leads to fence-posts so they could forage all around them. So cool.
Are you guys going to do a high tunnel or a a greenhouse. You have a lot of predators and bugs that will destroy your garden. You kids have a ton of work ahead of you.. YOU NEED A 4 WHEELER
Growing up in Jamaica, my grandmother was a farmer a mongoose do eat chickens, as long as you keep those chickens inside the coop the mongoose can’t get in there. 62 year old grandmother from Philadelphia PA.
Do you realize how little the teeny tiny amount of shrimp would be? Not even 1/4 of a teaspoon 😂 you'll need at least 50 for a meal including rice and vegetables but my hats off to you both for making your dreams come true on a gorgeous piece of property ❤
Your property is BEAUTIFUL. You could do a video with just the drone and video footage of your property. Funny, I watch the UA-cam channel “What the Hales” they have chickens also. Whenever they are recording near them the Rooster starts hollering also.
i start my seeds between two paper towels. You wet them and then set them in a window and let them sprout. You will have a very high yield. almost all of them will sprout.
Kristen you are a wonderful videographer!!!! Matt you are a wonderful slave!!!!!🤣🤣
and, Kristen, you're an incredible film maker!! Sound track, camera angles, editing, story telling with a shot - love your work!! I just sit here with a smile on my face watching you two share stuff with us.
Thank you! That means alot 🙏🙏
Yup they make great videos just great no matter what they do sailing, boat improvement camping or farming 😊
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly I love taking the mickey out of you both, you are such an enjoyable couple to watch and in my tiny way, be a part of tour lives. Love, Uncle Wally.
Thank you for sharing this video,and caring for all the animals,you both have such big Hearts , you land is getting so much better,great editing and story ,any eggs? Any cooking plans,? Recipes? Keep up the amazing work 👍💪 can't wait for next week 😊
Love this window into your lives.
That boy is a lover AND a fighter...
The iguanas wiuld love those plantings. 😬😂
Matty the cat whisperer--Thank you for being there for them !!
We're doing our best, they are alot of work😂😅
Cat whisperer...I love it. 🤣
Maybe the cats and chick's can be friends so the cats will be the gaurdians of the chicks..😅
I'm REALLY surprised that the bugs aren't attacking ya'll!!!
Crayfish will not tolerate polluted water. Google it!! :)
Those are beets. Lookin' great. Thanks.
Great videography ya"ll Carry On, Stiff upper lip, Stay the course, land lubbers
18:59 Baby chicken tryed jumping back out and got its head stuck by the door closing. 😂
The Puerto Rican Plantain Banana is softer and sweeter than other plantain bananas, which makes them a favorite for cooking all over the world.
Looks like we got ourselfs a couple of country bumkins here.. all we need now is one of them copper moonshine stills and we be in business.. 🤠🥃
The chickens 🐓 look very happy in their new home 🏡
I approve of the new use for the ugly blue tires... :) Chicken Feeder..
Kristin Rocks 🪨 🪨🪨
Matt digs ⛏⛏⛏
I love you recording just sound, no music no bs...my life starts at 0530am every day,.....with 45min of stop and go traffic, 12hrs of a boss issuing unrealistic expectations, a customer that dosent agree, me working 16hrs of overtime just to pay the bills in a cement city, the road is cement, the building are cement, just people, no wild life....and when I finally get home...I watch your channel, no hype.....just, out doors and country folk problems, I love it......
Sounds like Kalifornia.
Great idea to given the chickens some foliage to hide behind
Yo, y’all should get a gold pan and go dig some gold out of your stream around the bedrock. Oh and you closed the lid directly on the chicks head at 18:59 ,no wonder some have a bent beak!
Very beautiful place 🌴🏖
Hey Matt you can build your own traps and set them in the water to catch the shrimp. Put coconut and dead fish inside the trap.
Only took us 7 months to catch up on all 300+ videos…. Ty for the entertainment
I would test that water,you know there has to be septic tanks upstream that overflow into the creek and Matt was drinking it 😮😮. That’s nasty and Matt might not know it now but later when the parasites start growing inside him he will learn his lesson well. DONT DRINK THE WATER MATTY BOY !!!!
Good morning. Enjoying our Sunday morning coffee and watching our favorite people.
With all that land you need a tractor with a grapple loader a box scraper, a brush Hog mower and a post hole auger.. Chickens like swings and outdoor roosts, Banana may make a good mash for a batch of moonshine. Strip the roof and put up tin use the split bamboo for rain gutters. Forget the horse idea. Thanksgiving is a USA tradition. Thanks for showing us all your hard work.
Oh that's so sweet you made a whole tray of iguana food. The iguanas will love all those vegetables and keep your garden plot free of all plants including your vegetables!
Lol we put wire around it
that is correct. cute but a plague. people going crazy about hiw iguanas eat everything. but a fence around vegetables!!
MATT! MATT! MATT! It took me 7 tries to grow tomatoes! And that was already a plant growing. Give yourself a break, you WILL get it!!!!!
She makes you happy and gives you the strength to do all that work. If he didn't have her to impress, he would probably just sit around all day. lol
Hey Matt, you can actually catch a few shrimps and breed it at your property, maybe built a pond and let it breed there...
Hi Matt what you found is from a crab that is call a buruquena you can hunt them down at a rainy night whit a flashlight use gloves they have a hard bite. Cook them as all ocean crabs 🦀 they are very good for eating
You can make shrimp traps or cages to catch them. Simply make a tube with chicken wire and make a funnel on each end. Cat and dog food is good to use as bait, just pop holes in an unopened can. Canned tuna also
Seeing all those bananas..., makes me wonder if Ginger and Mary Ann ever made up some recipes for Banana Cream Pie and other delicacies....?
20:50 all plants for human consumption come from "genetically modified" lines. "Selective breeding" is a very efficient tool used for that purpose (you'll fully understand it one you start grafting plants). All the bananas/plantains you've are literal clones of a single plant; that is the reason why the seeds are so small (and barren), you can google "wild banana" to see how a non-GMO banana looks like.
Activating seeds in a jar with moist paper is a much better way to germinate them with a higher success rate than planting them directly into the soil, once they do you can properly plant them.
That was my grain of sand.
I would love to see Neptune reaper go after a river lobster
Red soil is good for root vegetables. Carrots, potatoes, and beets. Also cabbage will do well. Citrus fruits like lemon lime orange and grapefruit.
I get so used to it that I forget to comment: The cinematography has always been and remains at the very top of quality for all of UA-cam. I can't imagine how many "takes" there must be in getting the drone shots so perfect. Thanks for making it happen for all your viewers!
Thank you! We've been buzzing a few trees lately lol
I wonder if you saw any action, adventure movies growing up, and seen the main characters in a jungle hacking away with a machete and clearing a path to some destination or another, if you ever thought that would be you someday when you grew up . Not to mention becoming a real Dr. Doolittle having all your critters and hand feeding a wild iguana. I bet you never gave it a second thought as a child because that was something you only really seen in the movies ! Two thumbs up 👍
You should set up a native Traps for the shellfish. Then clean and cook. ❤
You know your chickens love you you’re such a good daddy 😂
I see you. guys walking around in the deep grass ,have you heard of the Puerto Rican racer snake? keep I. eye out. Love what you two are building.
Good morning from Christchurch New Zealand 🇳🇿!
The cross pollenation between the types of pumpkins is only an issue if you intend to save the seeds. Then too, you might end up with a cross that grows a new, better squash.
I really enjoyed the laid back pace of this video. Maybe some ‘Best of GBU - Sailing’ sometime?
Chayotes would be a great vegetable to grow around your cages than won't be moved. There vines will provide a wonderful camouflage coverage from the hawks.
Kristen, nice work! Your music editing is refreshing. Thanks!
Morning Folks, do yourselves a favor and get the book Back to Basics, it will answer alot of your questions about homesteading, it covers everything.
Good Luck and Bless You.
In Hawaii they have "apple bananas" they are short fat and sweet and tangy the trees are shorter also
There are ice cream bananas too and apparently tens to hundreds of varietys of banani
Hmmm, some of those chickens are plumpin up real nice. Hmmm.😊😊😊
The storyline. The crisp sharp puctures, the vibe and your unique ability to be present, kind, funny, human and caring is what I especially notice. Not just what is going on in the videos. Well done you two!
That crooked beaker will taste just as good as the rest of them 😆
God forbid!!!
To germinate your seeds, take 2 paper towels. Put one paper towel down, wet it. Let it drain off till it stop dripping. Set your seeds about half inch apart or how often you even want to put the other wet paper towel on top. Put the paper towels inside of a ziploc bag. I'd like to put a little bit of blow up a little air inside the ziploc bag. Put it in a cupboard that's nice and dark. Come back in 5 days and every one of your seeds will sprout tape and plant the sprouted seeds and you will be happy.
Ima try it
If you haven't been told already, you should remove (cut the flower hanging at the bottom of the bananas) the big Flower that hangs down at the bottom of the banana rack. Some say it robs energy for the ripping bananas.
You are both incredible!
You’re living my dream.
Watch you for hours.
Definitely better than tv.
Thank you.
Love your learning adventures on the land
The bananas GROW ON PLANTS not trees..cut the plant down when taking the Bunch of them. ❤😂
Get a crab trap and modify(or build one) it for your Giant Shrimps.....Plan-Tana's???? Vidalia Onions would grow nicely there....
In Mexico, we call river shrimp "Acamayas" they are a delicacy. Unless there are mines or polluting industries up river (I doubt it) they are safe! If you walk up stream wear a glove, when you see rocks where the shrimp can hide put your arm under the rocks and grab them. Sometimes they " bite" they are to small to hurt, my friends don't wear gloves.
More than 90 distinct kinds of banana have been grown and cataloged by the USDA Tropical Agriculture Research Station in Mayagüez, not including plantains or ornamental varieties. So good luck with figuring it all out!! LOL
Take your seeds and put them in a wet paper towel and then inside a wet ziplock then up in the top of a dark closet, keep putting water in it cuz it has to stay wet and will germinate in a couple days, then plant in your pretty soil
What a lovely chicken house!!!
Banana trees make good compost chopped up.everytime bananas are cut tree is used for compost
Mat lay 2x2 inch fence on ground in pen.
Staple to frame at bottom. Chickens can scratch. Critters can’t get in & you can move move it
squash and pumpkins can be pureed and add butter and nutmeg and a few other spices bake it and yumm
Family is growing. I still think you should have movie night for the chickens and watch Looney Tunes, starring Foghorn Leghorn & Egghead Jr., his sidekick. 😂👍🐓✌️
Yes we want to see you tackle a giant river shrimp 😂
Matty what you found was the portion of a fresh water lobster 🦞 claw.. growing up in the Caribbean we fished in rivers for those critters.. the most effective way to harvest em is at nights with a torch 🔦 see, thats when they evacuate their holes in search for food. Trust me bro they're delicious!!
So happy you have taken these kittens under your wing 🪽 ❤
Get a baby monitor camera and put it inside the coop!!!!!!!
YES Gaint Skrimps please and Yes to catch and cook :) Great video and nice change from all the work. You have a beautiful property. Happy Sunday.
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its like Wild Kingdom at your place! Awesome!
Hey,that $ 40 saw I was talking about,its a small hand held chain saw.GOOD for cutting branches and log woods,machete still good for brush cuts.
Hi guys, I believe you guys have papayas trees 🌴 on your property, look into yuca and root vegetables. The shrimp are edible from your stream . This is Nelson & Maureen, we have an Air B&B : La Villa Tranquil in Hormigueros, West of Mayaguez . We have enjoyed watching your Videos over the last couple years. Great job on your new home, blessings your way 🙏🏽🇵🇷🏝️
Yea we need the catch and cook for sure
❤ you guys because watching your videos makes me so happy
Stay safe
Guys, check out the gravity pump to transfer your free fresh water from the soruce to your desinated location. The huge benifit is (No electricity) require is all about gravity and pump pressure, make sure to check it out. 😊
you should get some seed from the locals. the plants have already adapted to the climate. you might want to also look into growing winter squash like Tahitian squash, Seminole pumpkin, and others winter squash that have a long storage life. both the squash i just mentioned i just mentioned can be store for over a year in a cool dark place, and seminole sometimes even 2 years. they make great emergency food that can be replaced yearly and fed to either humans or animals. with the way hurricanes take out infrastructure having long storing crops like that, that don't need electricity to keep them fresh. you could also purposefully cross breed some winter squash and create your own strain of landrace winter squash. you pick a bunch of varieties with good storing capabilities and plant them all together. let them cross pollinate and then the squash as you eat them. the ones you like their flavor the most and had the least amount of problems growing, you save only their seeds to grow the next year. you keep doing this year after year selecting for the best tasting and best growing/yielding etc for your area and after some years they start to be different then any of the parent stock, grows well in your location, tastes good to you. and they even eventually over many many years get uniformity of their own. one of the things about doing the landrace method is alot of domesticated varieties have lost their ability to adapt and thrive and one variety might grow well and be very resistant to powdery mildew but the flavor is only ok. but another struggled some but has much better tasting squash. the cross breeding of the 2 means you get the vigor from one and slightly better taste from the other. and your stock will have a much more diverse gene pool to pull from to combat the local plant stressors. and then you can name your strain sometime horrible. if they have alot of Tahitian squash in them, they will be long and thick... i could see those getting called dead dolphin squash. especially if you crossed them with some of the japanese winter squash and get a more white green powdery mottled squash to make them look more like an actual dead dolphin. just a thought. because it would be amusing to say you survived a hurricane by eating mostly dead dolphins.
You can always test the water to see what’s in it before you start eating out of it.
Oh lord each videos I watch is so relaxing❤
18:58 you went medieval style with this one :)
22:26 married next year, I missed the proposal 🥳
Matt your the new nature boy..the Rick flair of Puerto Rico!
Matt is definitely Speaker-to-Animals.
I wouldn’t put that palm in the chicken coup. Those things grow to be huge with massive root system.
Great location Guys. So jealous, love the Vlogs
for container gardening, the best things I have found are simple Buckets (5Gal?) - great for potato, tomato, horse radish... and the 45Gal plastic barrels cut in half. You can cut them length wise (then build a stand for it), but if you cut them in half, leaving the flat ends as the bottoms, you can easily move them with a dolly when you need to. (used, food grade plastic containers)... P.S. Chickens love pumpkin, so will likely love your squash also.
Oh, my gosh!! We loved the chickens running into their new house!!
Maybe find some Papaya and Mango saplings...Turkeys can live around the chickens...pigs too! Could have a pen down the way...
I'M STILL ENJOYING YOUR VLOG YOU TO TOGETHER MAKE'S MY DAY KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Cinematic.
Matt's going to do what Matt's going to do.
Matt feeding the kittens made me tear up alittle good man right there 👍 great videos guys stay safe happy holidays .✌️
I loved how he gently rearranged them.
to get max seed germination, get an old pill bottle that isnt clear, like a solid white color, then put seeds in it and water. take the pill bottle and put it in a dark warm place maybe like an upper cabinet of your RV that u dont open often to keep it dark. usually it takes a week to 10 days to get little roots on the seeds. it works great for tomato seed sizes and bigger, something like lettuce u will of course need to germinate in soil. but after u see a little root starting to grow out of the seeds, then u can take the seeds with tweezers or fingers and plant them in your little germination green house kits. this is the best way to get max germination from any seed!!! God bless
The giant "banana" are most def plantains and just like bananas plantains come in different sizes. I hope that helps! Plantains also have more "sharp" edges when growing.
The chickens went “buck wild” in the their new digs. Well done. 👍
So much kitty cuteness! Well...shrimp from the ocean is also pretty dooky too...and delicious. Yes, a dry coop is essential because chickens are very susceptible to respiratory issues, good job Matt. Good start to your garden too, 😊 Baker Creek seeds.
Hey Matt and Kristen.👋 Well, the first thing that popped into my mind during the intro to this video, seeing such love and care for the kittens and the chickens, was that if and when you have your own kiddos they will clearly have an excellent mom and pop. As well, I am thankful each time I get to enjoy your own Garden of Eden, or rather, Garden of Matkristen, along with with you. Be safe you two. See ya next week.
Why don't you guys try cutting bananas into disk slices and drying them?
Or maybe lengthwise for strips... Or small cubes...
They make a darn good energy snack and if you seal them in a plastic bag once good and dry they have a pretty long shelf life too.
Who knows, you might be able to market them to your followers and if the demand grows larger than your property can supply then start buying from the other property owners around you.
I'm sure the extra income would be greatly appreciated.
And it might just turn into a small local industry involving a number of people in the community.
Who's bad mouth Kristen, no way she's the salt of these plan she's awesome Matt loves her what else does she need ,what man ,what a man Love you guys we all know you share the load ❤️ ❤❤❤❤❤!!
You guys have a way with animals. I love what you're doing. Im a big Fan. 😊
Thank you!
@@SailingGoodBadandUgly I can't wait til you can get some goats to help keep things trim! I leash-trained nubians when I lived in the tropics and took them along on walks but could tether on long leads to fence-posts so they could forage all around them. So cool.
Paradise ❤
Are you guys going to do a high tunnel or a a greenhouse. You have a lot of predators and bugs that will destroy your garden.
You kids have a ton of work ahead of you.. YOU NEED A 4 WHEELER
Growing up in Jamaica, my grandmother was a farmer a mongoose do eat chickens, as long as you keep those chickens inside the coop the mongoose can’t get in there. 62 year old grandmother from Philadelphia PA.
Do you realize how little the teeny tiny amount of shrimp would be? Not even 1/4 of a teaspoon 😂 you'll need at least 50 for a meal including rice and vegetables but my hats off to you both for making your dreams come true on a gorgeous piece of property ❤
Your property is BEAUTIFUL. You could do a video with just the drone and video footage of your property. Funny, I watch the UA-cam channel “What the Hales” they have chickens also. Whenever they are recording near them the Rooster starts hollering also.
i start my seeds between two paper towels. You wet them and then set them in a window and let them sprout. You will have a very high yield. almost all of them will sprout.