@@mahboobafarooq2943 I once made apricot jam without pectin, which required 20 minutes of boiling for it to set. I don’t know if this technique works with pomegranate. I’ve never tried it.

@@SandyC-sg1ye Yep. Dies back and returns over and over.

@@Thankful_. I hope it goes really well for you.

@@elizabethmatheson-sugarloaf thank you 😊

@@kimbrooks5419 Hello. Thank you for your comment. I looked up how to turn on closed captioning. On a mobile phone, you tap on the video, the CC option appears at the top and you tap on that. I wonder how accurate the wording is. Is there some other method you prefer? Essentially, when starting seeds in the house, keep the lid on to keep seeds moist. After sprouting, remove the lid. At that point, seedlings will draw moisture from soil as they are developing roots. Good luck. And welcome to the channel.

@@aaronflores1332 I need to chill sometimes too. Thank goodness for the rain.

@@lauracory8287 thank you for your support. I love the rain too. ☺️

@@SandyC-sg1ye I’ve never seen them in the veggie garden. They mostly hang out in the trees.

Gracias.

@@ajaygreene8186 it can be a bit tricky to know what Fall weather is going to look like, but I think starting seeds indoors between the beginning of August and the beginning of September gives us a good window in our corner of the Southwest desert.

@@SandyC-sg1ye I hope this link works. It’s to another video of mine which shows the plant when mature. Essentially, it’s a Chinese broccoli. Super tasty. Very worth growing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baXKpayAm5Jnmtk

@@yesidtac7863 a ti tambien

@@lowwwery have you noticed, they're also sort of directionless and will fly right at your head?

@@elizabethmatheson-sugarloaf Yeah, not the most quick-witted insects. The yellow ones are way worse though. Those actually land on your fairly frequently in larger numbers. Very annoying!

@@victorperez6317 thank you for that. I had the two totally mixed up.

The chickens. When I come outside each morning, they make this sound until I give them a snack. 😊

@@cindysplace I’d be inclined to call it a creek too. It’s so sweet and calm. Downstream, it is joined by two more forks and continues to flow down Pine Valley Mountain and then through various desert towns. Santa Clara River in Southern Utah.

Reconnecting with peace and joy. How are you, my friend?

@@elizabethmatheson-sugarloafThat is great to hear! I love it. It took some time for me to adapt and not be homesick after my move. I am still seeing many blessings. The girls are growing. I have custody of the oldest now. I am still trying to open a bakery, and I have finished my fist decade memoir.

@@thenelsonbeat So good to hear.

Cold from the fridge too. They love it.

One time I had a melon make it’s way into a cinderblock. Unnaturally square, I guess. But I agree with you nature is funny.

What a delightful moment. Thank you for sharing.

It’s an option to start lettuce seeds direct sown outside, if your weather is cold, but not freezing. That way you have the sunlight and don’t have to worry about indoor lighting.

These put out a lot of peas for us last year. We actually have pea plants sprouting up from where they were planted last year from fallen seed, just from not getting around to eating them all.

Muchas gracias