Ok, in the video the words say after 2 days dissolve 140g of epsom salts in 100 ml water. But the video clearly shows a 2000ml beaker full to the 2000ml line. ????? Please forgive me if this is something real simple I should be picking up on.

Awesome.

Sooo.. how does the middle not split when you tie it up like that?

I just want to lick it 😂🤣😂 can you still use it like Epsom salt?

nice

The shape of the crystal directly relates to the arrangement of the ions at the atomic level. The ratio of the size of the large crystal to the relevant ions is of the same order as the ratio of the size of the Earth to that of the large crystal.

What do you do with the new crystal, what are its uses??

You have a absolutely BRILLIANTLY SCRIPTED AND EASILY COMPREHENDED DIRECTIINS AND THE COMIDIC SATIRE UNIQUELY WOVEN.... A 10 OUT 10 CRYSTALLY you tube Yarn, Thanks!!! Will definitely take time to watch your videos.... Watch NOW, NOT VIEW LATER.

If you do everything 10 times slower, it could be an hour long video easily. Or even better 20 times for 2 hours. 😂

Would these be considered real or fake crystals?

After watching this video, how to make crystals became crystal clear. Thank you

Why don't they dissolve?

Yeah Mr. White! Yeah science!

"forbidden jello" 😂

This reminds me of steven universe because of lapis she's my second favorite character my favorite character is spinel

Вітаміни хелс сити

I did this in the fifth grade, as a curious side-show to my actual Science Fair project, which was copper electroplating. There is a big problem with messing about with copper sulfate solution: how do you dispose of it safely?? You can't pour it down the drain, you can't put it in a storm drain, at most you could maybe pour it on the cracks of your driveway and sidewalk to stop plants from growing there. 😱☠

So does this make pure salt crystal or does it grow a different type of salt crystal altogether? Do you make the same ratio of crystal to water when doing water changes? Please teach me more about this! I need to understand for several reasons. So I can explain a few things to my husband about science and help pull him out of the fiction he has been entertained by recently. ❤ Please help ❤ also, if i can play lab tech for a minute and grow some crystals that might be a good one for me to practice so I can teach my daughter. ❤

Only a million more to make your very own fortress of solitude!

Now that's cool

Could you have possibly made the video any longer ???

Hey guys if you wanna make cool crystals at home I have this really cool technique basically all you do is get ammonia and bleach and and straw mix both together and blow into the mixture make sure your taking big deep breaths…. Have fun!!!!

Say what?????

It looks quite watery but I guess it is mostly water ( MgSO4·7H2O )

Now go to the North Pole and throw that crystal in a random direction, it'll create a fortress of solitude. Go, go on, Accept your destiny 😂😂😂

ok wow, that is really neat!!

i love ur content lol😮

🌸 why do I have urge to lick it 😋

That excessive amount of wire/string haunts me

its alright, the same music though

Awesome crystal . ( too bad about the music)

its not natural

I don’t get how the crystal doesn’t get cut in two by the fishing line as it grows ?

Theoretically, could you grow a crystal using a kidney stone as a seed (calcium phosphate and/or calcium oxalate).... ?? Your videos are so much fun... It made me smile to see this is something you do with your son

Could you do one for copper II chloride? It's a very challenging one but very beautiful results

Beautiful. Many blessings

that's neat looking, the large crystal looks like it could be quartz

What are the chances I could trap my enemies in one of these?

I'm having problems with growing the seed crystal in a petri dish. I either get flat big crystals that look like triangles with flatened corners or i get many, small and densely packed crystals. I'm not entirel sure what may be the problem

How long will that last on a shelf in the living room?

It looks like Ramiel from Evangelion.

What does it feels at touch? Is it cold? Or hard and heavy like crystals in nature? Or is it more like a piece of plastic?

The string left no marks on the crystal as it grew threw/ around it? Can someone explain please

Thanks. Learned something

There we go, now we know how all these crystals are made of on Ebay!

hello, very interesting video. A quick question, have you tried using different vessels to grow the crystal? Also what do think the effect would be to grow one of thee crystals in quartz stone vase? One other variable would be to introduce sound during the growth process, some like one of the Solfeggio frequencies?

2:38 このクラスターの塩を同じように成長させることはできますか？

Send a chunk of that to the guy that makes custom D20s.

This is how a chemist gardens

Lovely crystals. You should grow a crystal from an appropriate mix of Chrome Alum (deep purple) and regular Alum depending on colour required.