@@zxtuner4lyfe Yo man! How was it 15 yrs ago? Im sure there was a lot more bushwhacking and a lot less trash. With the heavy rains earlier in the year, I'm sure this place is washed out and has changed significantly. Was very fortunate to be a part of a great crew which made the experience so much more fun. ALWAYS pick the right people to go with esp on an excursion like this-- I'm sure you already know that. Those cold November nights gifted me nerve damage to the big toes but I recovered. No snakes, no cats, no bears, NO PEOPLE for 4 days! Thanks for watching 🤙🏽

@etnikgrounds it actually appears more overgrown when I walked down a mile the other day. When I went it was awesome. Would live to do it again! We did see some bears but we were prepared. Thanks for the reply. Take care.

@unclejayfarmtv2020 hi there, this is a weeping mulberry tree. It's is a grafted standard mulberry in weeping form.

@@etnikgrounds how do you do a weeping form? You graft it upside down?

@unclejayfarmtv2020 Not sure about that. I'd point you in the direction of google and KZbin for the answer. Thanks for looking

@unclejayfarmtv2020 hi there, this is a weeping mulberry tree. It's is a grafted standard mulberry in weeping form. You can find them in most plant nurseries.

Thanks for watching! I appreciate you! 🙏🏽

🙏🏽 happy gardening!

Mulberry tree tolerates cool and hot temperatures and is fairly drought-tolerant. 😁

@Chris Beard your description sounds ideal but sadly Southern California backcountry is becoming even hotter and arid with each passing year.. I'm doing my part in 'leaving no trace' and documenting the inevitably soon-to-be-changed-landscape.. thanks for sharing and looking 🤙🏽

Thanks you! I'm excited to hear you embarking on first BP journey, I hope you're ready and prepared --this BP thing is addictive 🙂 If possible, plz make a video, the place looks great. Have a lovely and safe trip. All the best 🤙🏽!

☺️Thanks Wilma! Happy New year to you and yours!

@Mahesh Kumar Very interesting, what zone or country are u located in? Mine is going dormant atm.

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They all perished.Monrovia company said they’d grow in my zone… it was quite the costly mistake x 4.

🙏🏽.. thanks, mate 🤙🏽🤙🏽

@yedidyah www.blm.gov/programs/recreation/camping All the best & thanks for looking 🤙🏽

Terima kasih 🤙🏽🤙🏽🏄🏽‍♂️

@outdoor existential HAHA!!! I still don’t get it, they looked the part(had gear/fish poles) but certainly did NOT play the part. Most fisherman are genuine outdoorsman and follow/enforce/abide by the “outdoor code” but these 2 were lil off when they began pitching their tents-nonchalantly, 1 even popped some sort of pill whilst laying his footprint-50 ft away from a group of 6. Really, really strange!

@@etnikgrounds Keyword is most! I hear you though. I try hard to find places/times where no one goes. But maybe the real question is... did they catch anything? 🤣

@ Jetblastmusic “The only thing to be scared of in the woods is another human being” Thanks m8 🤙🏽🤙🏽

@ Jet Blast Music thanks m8! I’d love to share but after my previous encounter(s) with trash and sketchy people, I’ve removed ALL location specifics from my vids except for city & NF details. Im not even trying to act elitist but I’m a firm believer that if you’re a true outdoorsman, and you really want to find out, you’ll do the research and find out! Many thanks for stopping by and commenting on both my vids, more to come soon 🤙🏽

@Blaynes blog right on! My tree is JUST starting to break dormancy, 2 comments on WM tree = more vid updates. Thanks for looking 🤙🏽

@idreesvanisha Vanisha Que¿ no comprende señora

@kettle camping Dan & Nancy, thank you so much for checking out my vids, it’s for nature stewards like ourselves to enjoy! I will definitely be checking out your page. This place has some of the most unpredictable winds I’ve ever experienced. 1 minute no breeze, 2nd minute wind picks up 3-5 mph, 3rd minute there’s 40mph gusts blowing and you’re running to the tent to prevent it from catching flight!!!! 🥂can’t wait to explore Canada 🤙🏽

bloody hot, mate

@tammy ulrich hello there! So from what you described, your HR may be shedding leaves for new growth OR you're watering too much OR if you have recently transplanted the HR in a bigger pot then the plant is shedding leaves for new growth If your plant is old and has been in one pot for several years, perhaps you need to remove plant from pot and shake the dirt off (or root prune if It's root-bound) your HR and use new potting mix -- I use potting soil and it does fine-- the plant is resilient I water when the plant is showing new growth and frequently in hotter temps and ONLY when the plant is dry to the touch, the plant likes to stay dry than wet. Is your HR indoor/outdoor? Is your plant potted in plastic/clay pot? Is it hanging? How often do you water? do you fertilize with bone meal or blood meal and if so, how often?

etnikgrounds hi! Thank You for replying 😊. I transplanted it last year and was concerned the pot was to big but it weathered an out of town move ok, ( I thought) I have it in a south facing window now and wondered if the yellowing was from too much sun so I started closing the curtains after about four or five hours of light, now it seems more leaves than not are shrivelling. It is in ceramic pot that has drainage and also has about 3 inches of gravel. I was thinking I will stop watering completely in case it’s from over water. I have had this planned for about five years.

I have never fertilized

@tammy ulrich So I transplanted my Hindu rope from a 3qt pot to a 10qt, the plant showed no growth and was stagnant for approx 6 months until hot humid temps hit so cal and has since been thriving. My rope only receives bright indirect light and some late afternoon sun in the summers and it's fine, leaves will burn in direct light and leaves will pucker or crinkle when the plant is thirsty, (HR is a lot like plumeria) keep your HR out of direct sunlight but feel free to put it outside in really bright indirect light. I'd refrain from watering until you can ascertain that the plant is dry, I usually hold my pot and can determine the need for water according to weight, (i do the same with my staghorn fern wrapped in a moss ball) also look into changing potting medium and fertilizing, fill with potting soil if u wanna water every 2 weeks or straight cactus mix if you wanna water every other day or mix half&half and water every 2-4 days I'm in zone 9 L.A. wbu? My plant survived 35 degree weather in winter '18 and 113+ degrees in summer '17

@fnatkaz yeah man, we eventually found out 20 mins after uploading on YT, glory be to the internet. This launch was seen in Arizona. A gnarly sight and experience, indeed! Thanks for watching/commenting

etnikgrounds merry Christmas from norway 🙂

@fnatkaz happy new year mate!