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Sorry about that, maybe next time there won't be an iStock watermark!

Absolutely! Nature has a way of surprising us with its beauty and abundance.

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I appreciate your feedback! The potato slips are a bit tricky to capture, but I’ll make sure to include more visuals in future videos. Thanks for watching!

I really appreciate your support! It means a lot to hear such positive feedback about my editing. Keep creating great content on your channel too!

That's a great tip! Keeping some of the bulb attached can really help with replanting. Happy gardening!

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Honest KZbin videos can be surprising, but they show real results-like how easy and productive it is to grow cucumbers at home. You’d be amazed at how much you can harvest from just a few plants!

You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

It's always good to find common ground! Thanks for your support!

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Why?

@@Gardentips876 As tires breakdown, these toxic substances leach out, contaminating the soil, the plants, and leaching through storm water into creeks and lakes. Over time, this could pose health risk for gardeners or those consuming the produce. Contaminants can be breathed in; they can be absorbed through the skin; or consumed

Thanks for your concern. Research shows that using tires for gardening is generally safe. Here's why: Low Leaching Risk: Studies indicate that the risk of harmful substances leaching from tires into soil is minimal. Use Barrier: Adding a liner, like landscape fabric, can further reduce any potential risk. Healthy Plants: Healthy, well-maintained plants are less likely to absorb contaminants.

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I'll ask the AI to attend some self-improvement workshops!

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Great question! While the Peace Lily is fantastic at removing common household toxins like ammonia, benzene, and formaldehyde, it doesn't specifically convert carbon dioxide to oxygen at night. Plants like the Snake Plant are known for that. Thanks for pointing that out!

Maybe the plants are just playing a little game of musical chairs with their names!

Lol, hope you enjoyed the video!

Sounds great!

Thank you for your comment! You bring up a very important point about harvesting tomatoes. Harvesting at the breaker stage, when tomatoes have 30-40% color, can indeed help reduce losses due to cracking, disease, and pests like squirrels and birds. It's a great tip to finish ripening tomatoes indoors for better quality and yield. As for the watering, you're absolutely right that overhead watering can increase the risk of disease. We recommend using drip irrigation or watering at the base of the plant to keep the foliage dry. We'll make sure to clarify this in future videos to help everyone get the best results from their garden. Thanks for watching and sharing your insights!

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Thank you! Will do!

It's secret easy method.

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