Hey! I just randomly found this video. I come from the north of spain myself and I just wanted to tell you about how we eat this peppers. We actually roast them on an open flame or in a barbecue until the skin turns black. Then you remove the burnt skin and just eat the flesh. There are many uses for this pepper. You can eat them as a condiment for meats or over a Spanish omelette. Some people stuff them with meat and then stew or deep fry them. They’re really versatile! They usually are much larger than the one you grew though. Anyway, thanks for the video!

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Yay now I know :)

I’m so dying to do that his! Love your video ❤❤❤

Thus looks very similar to peeling tender, delicious pokeweed stems. Check them out.

is hawaiian chili the same as tabasco chili?

Can I do this method outdoor?

Awesome video

Very useful video. 🙏 thank you

put a tomato cage around them .

One just dug under our back deck, think I will leave them alone, they are fun to have around the yard and have become pretty used to us

Yep THE HEAT

Question - why not cram a bunch of these onto one bucket?

A watermelon in the store costs $4.00. To grow a hydroponic watermelon would take around 4 months and you would need to replace all of the nutrient solution at least every week! It's not worth it.

Hey, UK here ✌️. Thank you for explaining so well. Really enjoying watching your videos especially on Aloes & propagating pepper plants! 👌 Also, I just melted..loveee your accent! 😍🫠

I used to have a cottontail rabbit for a pet and I had both male and female and made a litter of baby bunnies...

Dehydrate some of the leaves & powder them for smoothies

Have you got any videos of the grown tree? And how long does it take to fruit? Thanks.

I'm definitely going to try this. I have a couple plum and apple trees that like to sucker like crazy! After watching this, I wish my Asian pear tree would do this, though! 😂

Nice work. Thx for sharing:)

DO YOU HAVE A GOOD METHOD TO GROWING SOYBEAN SPROUTS? THANK YOU.

will there be a problem with transplanting with he roots hanging out?

What is wrong with you touching and handling the babies. I doubt you are a wildlife expert. would you want someone picking your kids up and fiddling with them? LEAVE THEM ALONE!

You shouldn't look in the nest and disturb them. You should keep a farther distance. While it is nice you are inquisitive, touching the nest and the babies is not good.

Your supposed to cover the containers

I’m probably late to ask but here did you purchase your fruit tree from

I grew Miner's Lettuce a few years ago as a cover crop in my raised beds because they can take some cold. I'm in Virginia, 7B. They didn't fully live through the winter but thrived in fall and spread their seed and grew again in early spring. I have a ton of volunteers even years later because they self-seed. I love the ground cover qualities of this plant and they are SUPER easy to pull up. Also, the birds love the seeds too! This year I'm doing an experiment with using them as mulch in my garden. When you pull up the whole plant the stems are long and thin like straw and they dry down to form a sort of mat on the surface. I think it will work great as a straw replacement and since they don't grow well in the heat, I am pulling them up to mulch my summer veggies! If this works, I could potentially grow my own mulch and not have to worry about buying straw that may be treated with herbicides. I'm testing it on one garden bed, so we'll see :) Thank you for the informative video, I am going try try eating the flower stalks!

You’re lucky she didn’t kill them. Mother bunnies will do this if they feel threatened.

How many time do you water the aloe Vera ? Once a week?

Hello, I am a new subscriber. I have an aloe plant and I have a question. What do you do with the brown shrivels part of the leaves? Do I leave it alone or cut only the burnt part or take the whole leaf off? Thank you for you videos.

I'm prepairing to run my first DWC buckets, and I appriciate you running this test. Have you considered using products like ZeroTol, UC Roots, or others to reduce algea growth?

Don’t use black pots, they will get too hot.

Is the purpose of the honey is to make preparation thicker

Baking soda alternative to borax

Thank you for this!!! Won't need to buy anytime!

@1:18 The root ball on that apple tree looks tight and bound.Cut down the length of the ball in 2-3 places to open them up when transplanting from a Pot.

Thanks for this hint I can do here in a city apartment.🧡🌿

I got some seeds from CC, it's just starting to fruit in the UK

The problem is rain. With that huge opening, any rain just dilutes the nutrient solution beyond usefulness..

Baahahahaaa you're crazy man!

Hey! Remain only 3 lamps. Lower lamps to 20 cm to plants surface. Get only 4 littres tank for hydroponic solution for 2 plants. You wlll get the same nice result! I do grow melons that way. I use NPK 16-16-16 plus microelements complex in the Western Siberia a year around to grow melons and watermelons indoor.

This grows all over my yard. They’re native where I live so they’re a nice seasonal wildflower but never bothered harvesting then to eat

Master bismark here in the 🇵🇭 my lettices are struggling so bad

And . . . that's it.

very cool what peppers do yo suggest for in the house that are on the mild side ?

the link is wrong 😭

Chinese take out soups sales are gonna go through the roof ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ lol

GREAT VIDEO KHANG

Definitely doing this

Nice!