Hey Mr. Lund, if you see this I have a quick question about the monarchs. I have raised/ found 20 this year and have noticed greatly that they always tend to lay their eggs on fresh, clean, young plants… which is the best way to go for them in the situation. What I have done is mowed “most” of the milkweed plants down. (After looking for a possible egg or caterpillar) and have left some mature plants to seed so I can plant them in new spots where they will thrive. Should I be doing this? I know it will help my cause for having an occasional monarch fly by and see fresh plants and give me more eggs to raise; and me knowing that the milkweed will still grow back there even with a mow trim. I just wanted to get your opinion on the idea of mine because you by far know more than I do about the monarchs and I have taken all my knowledge from your videos. If you see this I was just curious to see your idea on it and get your feedback. Thanks
@@MrLundScience good videos you got some skill that takes practice I also raise monarchs could I tell you a monarch topic (What if deformed monarchs can fly) it happened to me two times I let them rest a cared fir them for a few days they let them test fly and they were able to fly
Mr Lund, propagating the Monarch is what it's about. Sending healthy starter eggs (for free) could get them going again in your area. You know there are so many variables that take place for them to show up that far north.
One from 2020 is being edited and is on its way. As for this season, that's my full plan. Snow on the ground for now, though. I'll be germinating milkweed seeds in the coming weeks.
Butterfly man full of surprises
This is so cool!
You're awesome man! Wish you lived closer, hahaha. Would be such a cool friend
Hey Mr. Lund, if you see this I have a quick question about the monarchs. I have raised/ found 20 this year and have noticed greatly that they always tend to lay their eggs on fresh, clean, young plants… which is the best way to go for them in the situation. What I have done is mowed “most” of the milkweed plants down. (After looking for a possible egg or caterpillar) and have left some mature plants to seed so I can plant them in new spots where they will thrive. Should I be doing this? I know it will help my cause for having an occasional monarch fly by and see fresh plants and give me more eggs to raise; and me knowing that the milkweed will still grow back there even with a mow trim. I just wanted to get your opinion on the idea of mine because you by far know more than I do about the monarchs and I have taken all my knowledge from your videos. If you see this I was just curious to see your idea on it and get your feedback. Thanks
Missed you!!! What are the plans for monarchs this year?
Good job dude that takes a lot of skill btw love the Rasing Monarchs series
I don’t know why I am subbed to you :)
Most come for the Monarchs or Chemistry demos. Some stay for the skating and music. 😉
@@MrLundScience ohh :)
@@MrLundScience good videos you got some skill that takes practice I also raise monarchs could I tell you a monarch topic (What if deformed monarchs can fly) it happened to me two times I let them rest a cared fir them for a few days they let them test fly and they were able to fly
Awesome, fly with the monarchs, nice air. 👐
Why thank you. Those airborne split seconds always invigorate.
So happy to see you posting again. Was concerned about your disappearance. Nice boarding techniques.
Mr Lund you have so many skills! You are awesome on skate boarding wow!
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Mr Lund, have you considered having someone (like me) send you some OE free eggs this summer?
Mr Lund, propagating the Monarch is what it's about. Sending healthy starter eggs (for free) could get them going again in your area. You know there are so many variables that take place for them to show up that far north.
I really need help getting rid of milkweed fungus I tried Google but it's not working
PLZ THISS SUMMER MORE MONARCH VIDSSSS I AM A HUGE FAN OF THEM
One from 2020 is being edited and is on its way. As for this season, that's my full plan. Snow on the ground for now, though. I'll be germinating milkweed seeds in the coming weeks.
@@MrLundScience Wow you answered I am so excited for a new videos hope you have a really great season this year
Float like a butterfly, plant like a milkweed taproot 🤟😎
My new location is about to have a LOT more milkweed this spring.