I think after 6 months we should be able to more definitely say whether that worked. Good luck to both of us!

I'm in Canada, zone 5 indeed.

What music do you listen to when you study it?

You meant you left without watching? If so, too bad, but you're welcome back anytime.

Merci!

That's an interesting observation and idea. I mainly did that to show the ionic wind. But it could be that the plasma also contains elements that would help extinguish a fire, not sure. Note that fire can burn in ozone though.

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says the wise man.

Your best bet is to by fresh fruits at "ethnic" grocery stores (I'm in Canada), typically Asian grocery stores. I have not yet seen fresh durians fruits at Indian stores, but that could change in the future.

Hopefully the human brain still has a few bright years left before AI take over.

It depends. Well established mature trees may survive if it's not windy, but probably not without damage. But you never know, I'm actually testing with some jackfruit seedlings...

Flowering within 3 years, that's great! This one was air-layered I believe, it already had a decent size when I got it. It flowered last year but I'm not sure it will do it again this year. After a few attempts, I finally managed to root some cuttings from it.

That's a very goo sign indeed.

Good luck!

Not sure about better, but growing mango seedlings in water is more fun from my point of view. I like to keep the tap root as straight as possible, so that when I transplant to soil, the seedling will contrinue to grow well.

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Thanks!

I'm glad you liked!

How long would you say it took in total for your seeds to germinate?

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The biggest one failed. I don't remember how long exactly it took for the others to root with the rooting hormones. Rooting guava cuttings in water is easier and cheaper, it takes about 1-2 months, before transplanting to soil.

Anything between 5.5 and 7.5 is good (I assumed you meant soursop).

I do, any troppical fruit tree lover who lives in a cold climate should grow pawpaw trees!

Thanks, good luck to us (crazy tropical fruit tree lovers) all!

The KGB method is great, thanks! For this cherry tree I chose to have a slightly taller trunk so to have more room to walk around it in my small garden.

That's interesting, let me know how it works out for your plants. As I alluded to in the video, plasma and PAW also have beneficial effects not only for plants, which is a whole other topic. But you went the other way around!

I bet you also have some pawpaws.

I'm in NE Oh,wbu?

I have to grow them indoors from October to May.

@@cooltherapy Same here in the UK, but there is always leaf drop and some dieback when I take them indoors.

@myexoticfoodplants6727 Maybe you bring them in too late?

@@cooltherapy I have been growing a Tropical Pink Guava, since May 2022. For the past two years, it has overwintered in my conservatory but faced challenges like insect infestations, inconsistent watering, possible root rot, and dieback. This winter, I’m trying something different. I have been overwintering it in a grow tent outside in my back garden. The grow tent is equipped with a thermocouple temperature control system that activates when temperatures drop below 4°C and switches off when they rise above 5°C. I am hoping to acclimate the plant to my local conditions and for healthier growth this season.

@myexoticfoodplants6727 I knew a doctor that would sneak in the rooms of his new-born grandchildren at the hospital the very first few days after they were born and drop a little bit of dust from the house of their parents. He said none of his grandchildren ever had any allergies growing up. That's why I prefer growing from seed. But shhht, dont say I told you this story.

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​@@cooltherapyto be fair it looks a lot like cannabis i.e. qanebossem in the bible.... I used to grow cannabis and using splicing of clones is very commonplace. I think this is wonderful work thanks bro❤

Also with cannabis, the number of fingers on the leaf is determined genetically and its ALWAYS an odd number. It also is determined by plant size and type. Sativa land races have the most fingers, ive seen 15 fingers.... You CAN grow multiple genotypes on one phenotype to get different flowers. I used to keep 11 different strains on one mother root ball.... Good video ❤

@@SHAGG13 Interesting, thanks!

Obviously, but what for?

I agree re E.T., not sure about the never spoken part.

Why would you believe them?

@turnipsociety706 Some people want to have a grand master, and grand masters enjoy being grand masters. On a side note, I love turnips.

The best work with the Turkish hypothesis, in my opinion, is from a fellow Canadian and his son. But his paper was rejected (for publication) and he was banned from a forum. As a gardener, I found their translation of the "sunflower" page quite interesting, because the process described has some scientific background. Also, Turkish and Arabic languages have influenced each other over the centuries.

@@cooltherapy The guy that solved it wasn't even a scholar so now they're pretending that it hasn't been solved yet until the academia decides to finally catch on. And youtubers couldn't be happier about it. watch?v=p6keMgLmFEk

@@cooltherapyfor me, the key point is that the Canadians not academics… they read ancient Turkish. And some of the words are written directly in Turkish. They’re not decoding things.. they’re reading it.

@addifaerber Both the Turkish and Arabic translations rely on some interpretation.

@@cooltherapy Mere excuses to milk more views on youtube.

Interesting interpretation (nymph), which would explain why all the women are nude, I presume. With the transmigration interpretation, women are nude because they are souls (dead).

Angels. Fallen angels

I'm in Canada. But I would be interested to know what you think I really mean.

Sure you don't mix up Grifting and graft?

I see. No, Ireally meant grafting, as in plant grafting. For grifting, there's already the government for that (money printing), you guys in the UK shoul know about that, with the crazy inflation over there, no?... In any case, please people, abide by the law and don't do anything illegal.

Lol no it doesn't, grafting means working hard.

I was born in Canada and my sister was in to plants. She used to "graft" one type of cactus plant on to another. She had a collection of very interesting looking plants. Cheers !

Thanks. The temperature of the plasma is pretty close to room temperature already (yes, I did put a finger between the 2 electrodes). Helium or argon would make the setup a bit too complex/costly. Besides, I can also increase the distance between the 2 electrodes to further lower the temperature of the ionic wind.

It would die. I'm in Canada, -10C even before winter here.

Thanks! None of my tropical fruit trees grown from seeds have produced fruits yet. But I'm just happy they are still alive.

Never, well, not yet.

I don't agree, but I guess commercial growers will not like this videos, that was not the intent. I should make a video on grafting...

My pleasure!

Lucky you, living in Louisiana. Indeed, mulberry and fig are among the easiest trees to root. Tomato cuttings are more difficult to overwinter here in Canada because they can grow very fast, but with regular pruning it's also doable.

@@cooltherapy I`m still trying to master growing micro dwarf tomatoes indoors and keeping them going for years. It`s nearly impossible to grow them outside in summer because they`re so bushy and dense that little brown caterpillars can hide in the center of the plants and eat them from the interior. I`m gonna build a cage made from a row cover to grow them inside of next spring.

@@baneverything5580 Have you tried BTK?

@@cooltherapy No, but I just got a sprayer to try it next spring. There was a massive infestation of caterpillars this year and they tried to eat everything except my fig trees and the grass and some are still nibbling my winter greens even after several frosts and one low of 29 degrees. They got my entire huge crop of Cape Gooseberries and ate them inside their husks and were even getting inside my cucumbers and eating the insides.

Thanks!

Indeed. It looks even sadder when it is root bound in spring.

@GN_SapoVerde Thanks, I'm glad it helped you!

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No, you can't. Make sure to get fresh durian fruits, and start the seed germination process right after eating the fruit.

Thanks! I have also left out a few things, so viewers can continue wondering.