@@evilkiller250 It really is. It made me realize what I don't like about Harvest Moon too. It was fun when I was still a kid, but it quickly became boring compared to Stardew Valley, because there are lots more to do and more complex mechanic in the latter.
@@Tamaki742 stardewvalley is overrated. If u like this kind of game, go play rune factory. In fact, this game is the first game of this genre. Farming+rpg+dating simulator And Rune Factory has more features. Like.. The weather is so organic. It only rain hours. Not a full day. And u can invite villagers to go to your adventure. And the villagers not going to the same place everyday. The monsters are also so much. The fish too. The utensils n foods too. And etc.
Jun at the End: "Now I'm gonna wait for about a week, until I start growing, planting vegetables." How I think the next Video is gonna start: Jun has to fight the jungle that grew over the week as the soil now is in the perfect condition to grow weeds.
I would *ADORE* a mini series on gardening! I have small potted herbs that I keep on my window sill and would love more information about taking on a full outdoor garden!
@wheeler1 Yeah, but most likely Rachel will tell him why it's funny to those who speak English either as their mother tongue or as a 2nd language (or something).
Venus Violet Rose I’d like to clarify that I think Jun’s a great person, and that’s exemplified by how he views the work he did for his Grandparents. He see’s it as a privilege rather than some hardship he had to go through ya know...
both sets of grandparents are farmers. i think you should take this video as encouragement that you can do it to. remember that it took him several hours on multiple days just to get the weeding done, so it's not like it's easy. my family has a backyard fruit and vegetable garden and it takes a lot of work pretty much every day in the summer but the food is worth it.
I started watching this video after I've watch bunch of old videos of Rachel and Jun and I only now realized how much Jun have changed, his body language much more "free" and you can see him smile much more than before 😊. (You can see it especially in the opening that start at 0:14 ) PS, his new look suits him so well, he looks amazing👏🏻👏🏻😍
Jun: "use gravity, not muscle!" *proceeds to axe the soil like it stole his wallet* well played. p.s. the beard looks good on you! rachel must be happy
Japanese male that still have their original hair color(black) always looking good with beard. Maybe it's about the white and black theme. And it's also for all people that have black or dark hair color
@@epicgardenharvest1892 not just the same family. They're all the same species! Kind of like dogs, selective breeding has created a ton of unique shapes, sizes,and colors!
I don't know why but watching this makes me appreciate the ordinary things in life. Sometimes I feel like I have to always chase success that I forgot to enjoy the moment. Thank you for keeping me more aware of the "now" instead of the future.❤✨🌿
In English it is called a garden hoe. Love watching you garden, I’m an avid gardener myself here in America, and in the summer (I live in New England) I grow most of the food my Guneia pigs eat. Congrats on the garden!
So nice that you have rented a garden! We have a bit the same system here in the Netherlands for people who live in flats and still want some land. Btw, some tips and tricks: plants and soil are part of a whole ecosystem. The more diverse, the better it is. Weeds, contrary to their reputation, are actually good for the soil! So keeping a few here and there helps with soil fertility. Same goes for growing vegetables, diversity is best. Last final tip: i know it sounds crazy, but i’m convinced my plants like it when i touch them, talk to them, and just pay attention to them by making sure they’re comfortable. They are living being too! Have fun with your garden, can’t wait to see the result of your labour ☺️
a few days ago I heard the same: having a few weeds is, in fact, good for the soil or even for the other plants: they're plants too! Also, some "weeds" can be eaten, too.
There are scientific studies that show that plants growth better if music is played, that why people that make wine put speakers with classic music, is not fake... I was shock AF .... Also is new BUT there is some studies with wave lenths that show that plants indeed react to stimulation ... Was kind of scary... I mean, we eat them too :( .... After reading this i got all sad and before cuting parts of my melissa officinalis to make tea i said "im sorry" :(
At the risk of sounding pervy, my husband touches his plants. He says it helps to pollinate them. Makes sense to me and his results speak for themselves. We have horrible clay and rocky soil where we live and he can grow anything without much effort. I told him he needs his own cable show titled "The Unlikely Gardener." 😂
The furry bois might've desired for their resources to be expanded upon, and so Rachel and Jun, their dutiful humans, have cultivated vaster lands for their needs....to get high af
@@parkchimmin7913 I wish you luck on this mission of catnip, I shall distract the border patrol with an army of felines! Farewell fellow internet dweller!
V. Rodriguez of course we do! My step mom has an amazing fruit and veg garden in her back yard I recently moved into my own apartment and I’m trying to build my own mini garden on my balcony
Congrats on the garden bed! That's super exciting. :) I know its off season but I want to share some garden tips with you! The less you disturb the soil, the less weeds you will have and bigger, happier plants you will get. This is because you maintain the structure of the soil and don't disturb microbes that hang out with your plant's roots. These microbes break down materials in the soil and make nutrients more available to your veggies. For the next year, if you still have the plot, you can apply a heavy layer of compost on top in the spring to suppress weeds and plant into that. You can also use plastic over the plot as a protective barrier and create holes to plant into. If you apply compost and mulch consistently without churning the soil, you will feed the soil without upturning it and causing less weeds to sprout. This helps to keep the soil moist because the air pockets in the soil are preserved and act as a sponge. :) I also love Romanesco but have never grown it. This year I will because you both inspired me!
My husband grows the majority of the fruits and veggies we use. Because we live in a coastal town he uses raised beds to grow most of our food and he only grows organically so that includes raising his own worms and makes his own compost. It's a lot of work but he says it's relaxing so that's a plus. He built a greennouse now so I'm looking forward to see what he grows there.
To be fair, succulents are pretty hard! They're really easy to overwater, and hard to check for disease :( if you're keeping it alive in any state, you're doing greatl
I cover with a tarp and a few rocks to keep weeds away before planting, cover whole area with black plastic that is for gardening, tack down with spikes and cut holes where you plant things, keeps those pesky weeds away! I loved this video, very relaxing. I LOVE and live to garden and grow food.
Aw man i'm jealous of your soil, it's so lovely! My home garden has really heavy clay soil and i've been tearing out sod and fescu. Prep is hard, but the results are worth it! I look forward to seeing your garden grow!
a really easy way of improving your soil is called sheet mulching. you put down cardboard or newspaper, then add layers of leaves, manure, compost and top it off with a layer of wood chips. its best done in the winter when less is growing. it's also way easier than using a hoe to loosen your soil.
Watching this made me want to return to living minimally and simply. Like if you are growing your own foods, you would already be doing physical activities for the maintenance of your body while also being able to reap the literal fruit of that effort in your garden. I'm lucky to have already been living in a village where the people around me are indirectly setting an example on how to live this way. Thank you Jun for being so inspiring! ^^
As somebody who just did all of this with the terrible soil at my house (in addition to tearing out awful landscaping fabric), its deeply satisfying to watch other people doing it~
You are such a HARD WORKER!! And that is why you get back, from universe, SO MANY BLESSINGS (GIFTS ie Rachel and your precious cats) because you put in with all that you have and are! You are a BEAUTIFUL SOUL. God bless you, and your whole family. LOVELY 🙏
Great Video, but a serious question: did you consider getting an small insertable wall? with the purpose as to avoid weeds/ plants and some insects not coming over from the neighbouring slots? since you can see at the end though that they also spread over from the sides.. having those small insert walls can help a but keeping the weeds under controll. Also prevents a bit the spilling/mixing over of your compost/ferts/ from your side to the neighbour and vice versa?
Ideally I would do raised beds or a hoop/green house. It keeps weeds, bugs and other nibblers, most diseases, and harsh weather out. If you can dig out most of the soil you can put down a weed net and some chicken wire to help weeds and gophers at least. If there's gophers in Japan.....
Hey Jun, if you want to suppress the weeds and retain moisture I recommend mulching. An option for next season to skip the tilling of the ground is a method called "lasagna gardening". This is where you chop and drop the weeds and stack layers of cardboard/sticks/compost and manure repeatedly until you get the desired height. The cardboard acts as a suppression layer to the weeds underneath, smothering the plants below. This can make a sort of raised garden bed without having to haul in a bunch of soil or having to dig out the unwanted plants. Good luck with your garden!
I love the relationship you have with your cats, unfortunately my cat Taylor died a month ago and it hurts so much to see him lost, the relationship with him was the same love as you to your cats. I love that you feel that affection and feeling your cats are a love and their personalities I love greetings from Chile
Ich liebe Deine Empathische Art wie Du mit Deinen Katzen umgehst. Du bist ein sehr guter Koch und so ordentlich. Perfekt....Klasse....jedes Video ist so nett gemacht😍
Jun! Cover the ground area with mulch/cardboard/plastic tarp to prevent weeds from growing.. And if you find weeds, just pull them out and leave them there to become compost. It will be alot less work.
Nagi, the sweet, little squirrel butt, he is do the cutest. Poki, the smart and chubby cuteness. Haku, the sweetheart big brother, who protect his brothers. And he is cute too of course.
I never knew how enjoyable it is to learn about gardening. My dad has a strawberry patch that he takes care of, maybe I can help him. Gardening seems like a lot of work, but very fun and rewarding
The "mystery" tool is actually a garden adze. Kinda like a hoe, but with a longer blade. It cultivates deeper, and breaks up soil recently cleared of top growth that typically has a lot of root material in it.
Wow, good job jun. I was thinking of growing my own garden too!! I want to start from tomatoes since it was said to be very easy to grow. I hope your garden will do well.
Nice work. My family also farms. Prep tips, if you're looking for any: I mix in mushroom compost and soil-moist into the planting holes. Feeds all year and holds water in the heat of summer. Small gardens I've enjoyed planting: grocery vegetables like you've done, an herb and salad garden to cut greens from, and an herbal tea garden (chamomile, mint, lemongrass, etc.) Use all 3 every day so the work stays rewarding.
I always used straw between my planting rows. It cuts down on weeding, will compost, makes nice rows, and is super easy to do. Just pull off chunks set them between rows.
By the sound of your tool hitting the ground, I can hear your soil must be very sandy. Its nice to watch someone doing this kind of work. For the first time I saw someone else working on knees with a tool. It's more comfortable cause you can keep your spine straight easily. Looking forward to watch next episodes. Greetings from the other side of the world!
Carrots, Kale, Cauliflower and quick growing things like lettuces (leaf style), radishes and spinach all grow fairly quickly in the autumn here in Michigan if planted now. I don't know if Japan has an agricultural department, but if they do, see if they have any leaflets or tips. Also I recommend planting through newspaper or other shredded paper to keep weeds down, and feed the soil as it breaks down. Straw, grass clippings, and other clean veg clippings can do the same thing.
Hey, if you guys eat eggs the shell to alkaline the soil. You have to wash and dry them first. After that make the shell in to a fine powder. It will slowly release in the soil over time and is good for the plants. Good luck
Jun, just trying to get good dirt: I’ll leave it for a week
The weeds he’s desperately tried to remove: its free real estate
Me whenever seasons change in Stardew.
@@Tamaki742 Speaking of Stardew valley I recently started playing again and I ended up playing it for 90% of the day. That game is addicting haha
@@evilkiller250 It really is. It made me realize what I don't like about Harvest Moon too. It was fun when I was still a kid, but it quickly became boring compared to Stardew Valley, because there are lots more to do and more complex mechanic in the latter.
@@Tamaki742 stardewvalley is overrated. If u like this kind of game, go play rune factory. In fact, this game is the first game of this genre. Farming+rpg+dating simulator
And Rune Factory has more features. Like.. The weather is so organic. It only rain hours. Not a full day. And u can invite villagers to go to your adventure. And the villagers not going to the same place everyday. The monsters are also so much. The fish too. The utensils n foods too. And etc.
@@DBT1007 Well, I played that too, but I still find Rune Factory boring after a while. I still prefer Stardew Valley. Also it has multiplayer now.
I can't believe I just watched someone weed and improve the pH balance of dirt for 11 minutes and enjoyed every second of it
Right? Outstanding!
Omg, so true :D
With jun everything is interesting and worth watching
I had this exact thought at the end of the video...haha
I know right! Jun can make almost anything an enjoyable experience 😊
I forgot Jun changed his hairstyle and has a beard. For a moment I got confused.
It took me seconds I was very confused as well 😂
But looking good ♥ so handsome
He turned into a snacc
I was thinking, "that guys sounds a lot like Jun👀🤔....OH wait😅"
I'm like, wait.... this is the right video isnt it?
This anime is pretty cool. Looking forward to next episode
devil lonesome, you nailed it bro! Nice joke😆
😂😂😂
I mean,,, if you genuinely like low-key anime about farming I highly reccomend Silver Spoon
You should see the rest of it, an american living with her japanese husband with their three cats/surrogate kids, it's really wholesome to watch! XD
😂😂😂😂
No one:
Rachel and Jun: *living life in domestic bliss*
Not funny
For a second I was like "WHO IS ??" but turns out facial hair turns Jun into another person
It's maybe his double, who is jumping in for Jun while he is having a holiday with Rachel
Plot twist it's actually Yun!
Really cool beard
No offense meant but with the facial hair and haircut he reminds me of John Leguizamo XD
Why does Manny Pachiao sounds so similar to Jun?
Jun at the End: "Now I'm gonna wait for about a week, until I start growing, planting vegetables."
How I think the next Video is gonna start: Jun has to fight the jungle that grew over the week as the soil now is in the perfect condition to grow weeds.
Same thought here. He'll figure it out eventually!
Weeds: We're about to waste this man's energy
True. I learned that the hard way 🙈 And if you don't want to use some insect killing herbicide you need a lot of patience to get rid of the weeds etc.
is this the man vs nature conflict i learned about in english class
So you should start planting immediately after fertilising?
I would *ADORE* a mini series on gardening! I have small potted herbs that I keep on my window sill and would love more information about taking on a full outdoor garden!
Jun, panting: "Let...l-let's get to it!"
Me, eating a cheeseburger and fries: "...yeah! Let's do it!"
Lol
Jajajaj yes i doit to😂😂😂
Jun: *doesn't know the English words for 'rake' or 'hoe'.
Comments: ".....I'm gonna tell him."
Tessa Darling
Why can I hear “I’m gonna tell him” being said In a certain way
@@LJG_582 I blame Frozen
*Lightly smacks arm* "Don't you dare!"
I was looking for this comment. I knew I wouldn’t be the only one.
Idk why I thought it was called a plow
*Sees beard
_It turns out, Jun's evil twin is a pretty nice guy._
Jun's evil twin is actually just as nice, but a little more clumsy.
@@rivengle Ah yes, the great Yun
Best comments yet lol
Am I sensing a reference to Yun’s Kithcen lol 😂
I'm so glad Rachel can finally have some real plants after buying all those fake ones from IKEA
Madeline Wilson this comment sent me
Still won't be on the inside, though... The. Cats.
Lizzy Parker .....I have a cat and I have real plants in my house....she just leaves them alone
@@rhyan02 I'm quite sure this comment was written just for the sake of inserting a lame pun
I sprinkled cat repellent all over my pots and my cat will never approach them.
Works for Christmas tree, too.
Jun, I'm not kidding, but that tool is called a "hoe" in English. The other instrument is called a "rake".
Edit: Damn, guys! Thanks for the likes.
@wheeler1 Yeah, but most likely Rachel will tell him why it's funny to those who speak English either as their mother tongue or as a 2nd language (or something).
which both mean a loose / pleasure seeking woman...
@@ChurchOfThought Precisely.
Now, the farmer uses agrimotos
Since Jun does a lot of cooking can we expect hoecakes?
Notice at 0:42 how he said “I got to help them” rather than “I had to help them”. I feel like thats rather indicative of what type of person Jun is.
Such a strech lmao
Can i ask what does that indicate?
Plush
It shows his personality. Example: an employee decides to show a person where an item is instead of just saying where it is.
how do you know he *had* to help them? jun seems sweet enough to just help on his own. *that’s bold of you to assume.*
Venus Violet Rose I’d like to clarify that I think Jun’s a great person, and that’s exemplified by how he views the work he did for his Grandparents. He see’s it as a privilege rather than some hardship he had to go through ya know...
This is walkthrough for completing Harverstmoon in Reality game. I like it.
Jun: Has a new look
Everyone else: Who is this dandy stranger😭
I'm your username at this comment lol. He's daddy.
@@stanstantalent.5605 👀
Every time I see Jun display his talents like this I just feel like giving up and starting over as a man
MrFillzor I have sat in front of the screen for 5 mins thinking of what I can say to make you feel better
Here goes:
nice pro pic
lol
He literally said that both his parents are farmers. His skills and confidence are understandable. :)
both sets of grandparents are farmers. i think you should take this video as encouragement that you can do it to. remember that it took him several hours on multiple days just to get the weeding done, so it's not like it's easy. my family has a backyard fruit and vegetable garden and it takes a lot of work pretty much every day in the summer but the food is worth it.
Thanks, people
I know what I'll be telling myself from now on as I cry myself to sleep
This and Jun's Kitchen are always so calm and relaxing. Excellent wind-down for my anxiety-brain. Lol
Omg! I find it relaxing to watch too!
i love watching their videos when i want to relax at the end of the day! :)
truth
Let gravity do the work
5 seconds later : *furiously shoves the soil*
That's awkward
hi fellow wizone!
" Jun's making breakfast"
and Haku is helping.
I watch Jun's videos to relax. Oh to live with multiple cats, plant a garden, and have epic knife skills...
Holy moly, Jun looks even better with beard and his new hair style. Wow! And Rachel with her natural Beauty. What a pretty couple. ❤️
June vids are so chill and make me so happy. They’re so chill and the cats are an added bonus :)
But it’s August
they are really amazing to watch! so calming and positive! :)
This is surprisingly very relaxing to watch. Wouldn't mind a part 2.
I will anticipate the sequel to this video too 😊
jun's voice make me calm. I think his personality is calm.
jun: *grows beard*
everyone: who tf is this
Honestly
jun: dont use your muscles when using the hoe
also jun: *uses his muscles as he hears heavy metal through his headphones*
Lol cute
Lol, right? I was like, thanks for the advice... that you're not following yourself. XD
well he does follow it, he just makes sure it drops harder but still drops it like he otherwise did in his advice
@@ScrewFearMe i know, its just a joke ^^
@@ScrewFearMe lol, that isn't possible without extra applied force. The rate of gravity is constant. :)
Modern day farm making...
Use headphones, sneakers, jeans and and also a hoodie
Yor profile picture is rather disconcerting, lol!
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley xD
Nah called Farmville
Rachel & Jun: We got our own garden!
Haku, Nagi & Poki: *Sneak out at night to plant catnip on the garden
I started watching this video after I've watch bunch of old videos of Rachel and Jun and I only now realized how much Jun have changed, his body language much more "free" and you can see him smile much more than before 😊. (You can see it especially in the opening that start at 0:14 )
PS, his new look suits him so well, he looks amazing👏🏻👏🏻😍
Jun: "use gravity, not muscle!"
*proceeds to axe the soil like it stole his wallet*
well played. p.s. the beard looks good on you! rachel must be happy
Lol this kills the man
That was too funny... Must've been impatience kicking in?
@@Maugena That was my thought. While it probably conserves energy in the long run, it must be soooo tedious to let gravity do the work the whole time.
@@BBB_025 yo this comment made me legit laugh
Japanese male that still have their original hair color(black) always looking good with beard. Maybe it's about the white and black theme.
And it's also for all people that have black or dark hair color
Jun playing stardew valley out here
LMAOAOAO YESSSSSS
Careful not to work yourself too hard, Jun. Or you might get severe fatigue!
EXACTLY 🤣🤣
@godtrekYT Jason and you'll loose some money for it too, because they went into your wallet and stole some xD
I think it would be great if he actually played it together with rachel, that would be fun to see :p
Nice to know: Romanesco is a crossbreed of broccoli and cauliflower, so technically it is both.
Which is especially interesting, as broccoli and cauliflowers are cultivars of the same plant (as are cabbage, kale, and brussel sprouts.)
Exactly! Broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, kale, and cabbage, are all in the brassica family.
@@epicgardenharvest1892 not just the same family. They're all the same species! Kind of like dogs, selective breeding has created a ton of unique shapes, sizes,and colors!
@@morganbiddlecom Yeah, thanks reddit!
it has to be genetically modified...
畑を耕す動画見て癒されると思わなかったー！てか、ジュンさんて本当になんでも出来ちゃう方ですよね
watching jun cultivating garden is so calming
What vegetables have you grown before?
asitaba
Definitely not weed, of course.
Chives
In my country, we grow Pandan leaves, Curry leaf plants and papaya! Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Potatoes, tomatoes, zucchinis, pumpkins and an apple tree
This channel has like... one of the most satisfying videos to watch on UA-cam
I don't know why but watching this makes me appreciate the ordinary things in life. Sometimes I feel like I have to always chase success that I forgot to enjoy the moment. Thank you for keeping me more aware of the "now" instead of the future.❤✨🌿
I don't know if I would have the patience to manage a garden like this. I'm very impressed. Good luck!
In English it is called a garden hoe. Love watching you garden, I’m an avid gardener myself here in America, and in the summer (I live in New England) I grow most of the food my Guneia pigs eat. Congrats on the garden!
This is the start of something huge! Imagine Jun's cooking videos with vegetables and the alike from their own garden!
So nice that you have rented a garden! We have a bit the same system here in the Netherlands for people who live in flats and still want some land. Btw, some tips and tricks: plants and soil are part of a whole ecosystem. The more diverse, the better it is. Weeds, contrary to their reputation, are actually good for the soil! So keeping a few here and there helps with soil fertility. Same goes for growing vegetables, diversity is best. Last final tip: i know it sounds crazy, but i’m convinced my plants like it when i touch them, talk to them, and just pay attention to them by making sure they’re comfortable. They are living being too! Have fun with your garden, can’t wait to see the result of your labour ☺️
I heard that it's actually proven that plants grow better when you talk to them, not sure though.
a few days ago I heard the same: having a few weeds is, in fact, good for the soil or even for the other plants: they're plants too! Also, some "weeds" can be eaten, too.
There are scientific studies that show that plants growth better if music is played, that why people that make wine put speakers with classic music, is not fake... I was shock AF .... Also is new BUT there is some studies with wave lenths that show that plants indeed react to stimulation ... Was kind of scary... I mean, we eat them too :( .... After reading this i got all sad and before cuting parts of my melissa officinalis to make tea i said "im sorry" :(
Can add that putting flowers in this garden gonna help with insects which help plants ? Smthg we tend to forget but really important
At the risk of sounding pervy, my husband touches his plants. He says it helps to pollinate them. Makes sense to me and his results speak for themselves. We have horrible clay and rocky soil where we live and he can grow anything without much effort. I told him he needs his own cable show titled "The Unlikely Gardener." 😂
Bet Haku, Nagi and Poki are hoping for some home grown catnip
Haha they be super happy and wild..
He grows some on their porch thing at their apartment
The furry bois might've desired for their resources to be expanded upon, and so Rachel and Jun, their dutiful humans, have cultivated vaster lands for their needs....to get high af
Ori Monochrome time to smuggle in some catnip across the border :D wish me luck!
@@parkchimmin7913 I wish you luck on this mission of catnip, I shall distract the border patrol with an army of felines! Farewell fellow internet dweller!
You both need sun hats I think it would help with the sun and it would look adorable
Jun: I need to sprinkle some Carbon Calcium
Science Geeks: iTs CaLcIuM cArBoNaTe
Eh, limestone's easier to say
Mythic Cobalt lol 😂
time to use this for a tumblr thingy
I nearly spilled my noodles thinking someone else was trying to be Jun! Lol
So I’m drunk at almost 3 am here in Houston and this is the most wholesome and comforting video thank you Jun!
Hey fellow Texan! Texas has some of the best agriculture in the U.S.
V. Rodriguez of course we do! My step mom has an amazing fruit and veg garden in her back yard I recently moved into my own apartment and I’m trying to build my own mini garden on my balcony
elsye check out Urban Harvest - it’s a community gardening organization here in Houston that has great gardening classes: www.urbanharvest.org/
And Rachel, still the most gorgeous angel ever T_T
Congrats on the garden bed! That's super exciting. :) I know its off season but I want to share some garden tips with you!
The less you disturb the soil, the less weeds you will have and bigger, happier plants you will get. This is because you maintain the structure of the soil and don't disturb microbes that hang out with your plant's roots. These microbes break down materials in the soil and make nutrients more available to your veggies.
For the next year, if you still have the plot, you can apply a heavy layer of compost on top in the spring to suppress weeds and plant into that. You can also use plastic over the plot as a protective barrier and create holes to plant into. If you apply compost and mulch consistently without churning the soil, you will feed the soil without upturning it and causing less weeds to sprout. This helps to keep the soil moist because the air pockets in the soil are preserved and act as a sponge.
:) I also love Romanesco but have never grown it. This year I will because you both inspired me!
The ashes from burnt wood and the scraps from your produce makes fine organic soil. Gardening is a pleasure. Enjoy!
Man prepares long jump sandpit ahead of 2020 Olympic Games
HAHHA
Hahahahahahahaha
this is exactly how we used to prepare our long jump sandpits when i was in the track team in school.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jun is living the farm dream. I am so excited for part 2!
Girl...wear sunglasses! Redheads have sensitive eyes. Must protect!! ❤️
I am a simple woman with simple needs, all I ask for is a garden update video.
My husband grows the majority of the fruits and veggies we use. Because we live in a coastal town he uses raised beds to grow most of our food and he only grows organically so that includes raising his own worms and makes his own compost. It's a lot of work but he says it's relaxing so that's a plus. He built a greennouse now so I'm looking forward to see what he grows there.
Jun is growing his own vegetables, while I can barely keep my Aloe plant alive
To be fair, succulents are pretty hard! They're really easy to overwater, and hard to check for disease :( if you're keeping it alive in any state, you're doing greatl
I feel like the number one reason people's houseplants die is because they care too much about them lol. It's sad but true
just water it when the soil is bone dry and the leaves are curled and youre good :)
I managed to kill an air plant...
It's hard to keep myself alive..
I would like to live surrounded with nature in the future like Jun and Rachel. 😊😍😹😺😻
That's right.
Be prepared for bugs then
That's right.
久々にみたらダンディーな顔になってる！
ネコちゃんも可愛い
I cover with a tarp and a few rocks to keep weeds away before planting, cover whole area with black plastic that is for gardening, tack down with spikes and cut holes where you plant things, keeps those pesky weeds away! I loved this video, very relaxing. I LOVE and live to garden and grow food.
You are both so unfathomably adorable. Never stop.
Now I'm motivated. I'll go outside now and take care of my own garden. Bye👋🏻🌱
Aw man i'm jealous of your soil, it's so lovely! My home garden has really heavy clay soil and i've been tearing out sod and fescu. Prep is hard, but the results are worth it! I look forward to seeing your garden grow!
I was thinking the same thing. Man that is some soft soil.
I am excited to see how your garden progresses, I guess it will be beautiful and soon you will make dishes with organic products, best regards😊🌱🍅
a really easy way of improving your soil is called sheet mulching. you put down cardboard or newspaper, then add layers of leaves, manure, compost and top it off with a layer of wood chips. its best done in the winter when less is growing. it's also way easier than using a hoe to loosen your soil.
Watching this made me want to return to living minimally and simply. Like if you are growing your own foods, you would already be doing physical activities for the maintenance of your body while also being able to reap the literal fruit of that effort in your garden. I'm lucky to have already been living in a village where the people around me are indirectly setting an example on how to live this way.
Thank you Jun for being so inspiring! ^^
so basically the soil had heartburn and you gave it some tums.
me too, soil. me too.
LMAO
I just want to say~~ Rachel~~ you're so luckyyyy!!! 💕💕💕💕💕💕
The cavolo romanesco is an Italian variety of cauliflower! Delicious❤ love from Italy!
As somebody who just did all of this with the terrible soil at my house (in addition to tearing out awful landscaping fabric), its deeply satisfying to watch other people doing it~
You are such a HARD WORKER!! And that is why you get back, from universe, SO MANY BLESSINGS (GIFTS ie Rachel and your precious cats) because you put in with all that you have and are! You are a BEAUTIFUL SOUL. God bless you, and your whole family. LOVELY 🙏
Great Video, but a serious question: did you consider getting an small insertable wall? with the purpose as to avoid weeds/ plants and some insects not coming over from the neighbouring slots? since you can see at the end though that they also spread over from the sides..
having those small insert walls can help a but keeping the weeds under controll. Also prevents a bit the spilling/mixing over of your compost/ferts/ from your side to the neighbour and vice versa?
yeah, I was thinking that the weeds will keep interfering with him trying to grow his veggies :(
Ideally I would do raised beds or a hoop/green house. It keeps weeds, bugs and other nibblers, most diseases, and harsh weather out. If you can dig out most of the soil you can put down a weed net and some chicken wire to help weeds and gophers at least. If there's gophers in Japan.....
Hey Jun, if you want to suppress the weeds and retain moisture I recommend mulching.
An option for next season to skip the tilling of the ground is a method called "lasagna gardening". This is where you chop and drop the weeds and stack layers of cardboard/sticks/compost and manure repeatedly until you get the desired height. The cardboard acts as a suppression layer to the weeds underneath, smothering the plants below. This can make a sort of raised garden bed without having to haul in a bunch of soil or having to dig out the unwanted plants.
Good luck with your garden!
97itachiuchiha he didn't even put fabric or cardboard down!
Very envious of how 'fluffy' your soil is! Its interesting (to me) that you use a hoe to break up the soil, whereas in England we would use a fork.
To my eyes it looks like almost pure sand.
I love the relationship you have with your cats, unfortunately my cat Taylor died a month ago and it hurts so much to see him lost, the relationship with him was the same love as you to your cats. I love that you feel that affection and feeling your cats are a love and their personalities I love greetings from Chile
Ich liebe Deine Empathische Art wie Du mit Deinen Katzen umgehst. Du bist ein sehr guter Koch und so ordentlich. Perfekt....Klasse....jedes Video ist so nett gemacht😍
Jun! Cover the ground area with mulch/cardboard/plastic tarp to prevent weeds from growing.. And if you find weeds, just pull them out and leave them there to become compost. It will be alot less work.
videos like this make me wanna quit school and move to the countryside to become a gardener!
Jun should be used in research "what makes Jun make everything likeable?"
Awww. Nagi is my favorite cat! But I like Poki and Haku too!
Nagi, pretty boy
@@osakarose5612 My favorite second of Haku is in the „A day in cat life" , when Haku's pupil dilance happened!
Nagi, the sweet, little squirrel butt, he is do the cutest.
Poki, the smart and chubby cuteness.
Haku, the sweetheart big brother, who protect his brothers. And he is cute too of course.
I never knew how enjoyable it is to learn about gardening. My dad has a strawberry patch that he takes care of, maybe I can help him. Gardening seems like a lot of work, but very fun and rewarding
The "mystery" tool is actually a garden adze. Kinda like a hoe, but with a longer blade. It cultivates deeper, and breaks up soil recently cleared of top growth that typically has a lot of root material in it.
Awesome! I'm very impressed by how dedicated {and hardworking!} you are
very excited to see the progress!
Since the Plot is so prone to weeds, it could be a good idea to put some gravel anywhere you arent planning to grow.
I love that you can rent a garden plot. Such a great idea for a family garden!
You can put down weed barrier like cardboard or landscaping fabric to stop the weeds while you're gone. Awesome to see y'all in the soil!
We love you guys from Portland!!
I've tried gardening and it's way harder than in minecraft
Wow, good job jun. I was thinking of growing my own garden too!! I want to start from tomatoes since it was said to be very easy to grow. I hope your garden will do well.
ratih dwi zulya yes tomatoes are very easy to grow I successfully grew some and I can kill just about any type of plant
待ってました!!
この猛暑の中1から畑を耕すのは大変ですね😥熱中症には気をつけてくださいね
Nice work. My family also farms. Prep tips, if you're looking for any: I mix in mushroom compost and soil-moist into the planting holes. Feeds all year and holds water in the heat of summer. Small gardens I've enjoyed planting: grocery vegetables like you've done, an herb and salad garden to cut greens from, and an herbal tea garden (chamomile, mint, lemongrass, etc.) Use all 3 every day so the work stays rewarding.
I always used straw between my planting rows. It cuts down on weeding, will compost, makes nice rows, and is super easy to do. Just pull off chunks set them between rows.
Jun you look so good with the beard and new hairstyle ! Happy to see you two are very well !!
Watching Juns content. My stressed is relieved. The video is so relaxing
投稿待ってました！Junさん髪型変えてまたイケメンになってる❤︎
By the sound of your tool hitting the ground, I can hear your soil must be very sandy. Its nice to watch someone doing this kind of work. For the first time I saw someone else working on knees with a tool. It's more comfortable cause you can keep your spine straight easily. Looking forward to watch next episodes. Greetings from the other side of the world!
Carrots, Kale, Cauliflower and quick growing things like lettuces (leaf style), radishes and spinach all grow fairly quickly in the autumn here in Michigan if planted now. I don't know if Japan has an agricultural department, but if they do, see if they have any leaflets or tips. Also I recommend planting through newspaper or other shredded paper to keep weeds down, and feed the soil as it breaks down. Straw, grass clippings, and other clean veg clippings can do the same thing.
EYYYY man this is the first time I'm watching his channel after a while and his english pronunciation has IMPROVED. Good on ya boi!!!!
That’s some fine-looking dirt
Jun plays Harvest Moon in real life.
You have sandy soil. That is a wonderful soil for Grapes. I am sure you can grow Grapes. What a wonderful place to make memories.
Hey, if you guys eat eggs the shell to alkaline the soil. You have to wash and dry them first. After that make the shell in to a fine powder. It will slowly release in the soil over time and is good for the plants. Good luck