Great, thanks. In culinary terms that size cut is called a large dice fyi 😀

I have lilies of all colors and they get over 5 feet tall and a few have up to 35 flowers on a stalk. Huge! They look fantastic. However. I just let them do their thing. I might deadhead some but not as a rule. I will probably pay more attention now.

That’s wonderful………….so how do you grow ground cherries ? You forgot to mention that

thank you so much i needed this you are amazing❤🎉

What size is that jar? Great no nonsense video. TU😊

Interested

Just bought one ...thank you

Did you find any more bunkers

so how many batches can these beets make?

Great video! Thanks for sharing! I like that you use 1 TB of salt rather than 2 TB I am seeing. I was scared for a moment. 😂

Do you need to burp the jar at all so it doesn't build up too much pressure?

Thank you I will take your advice

What is the name of that beautiful lily??

ah, thanks so much.

After I dead heady my flowers,do I need to cut down any of the stems?

Great information, thank you. I was gifted an Asiatic lily and I’ve followed your steps with her. She is now at the stage where the leaves are mostly yellow and some are brown. Can you tell me what I do next please. Thank you Dimitri.

Love it. My first try failed, I had mold on the top, even though I had glass weight on top and every piece was under salt water. Why?

Did a beech tree tell you this ?

Thanks but what is kvass ???

I received a beautiful bouquet of Stargazer Lilly's from someone only to find out two day's later the flower..the leaves and their pollen are highly toxic to cat's and can cause renal failure. I immediately put them out on my terrace and tried to thoroughly decontaminate my apt. But now I don't know how to dispose of them once they die as they are still living fine in a vase of water on my terrace with flower food added. I'm wondering once the flower's die is that pollen on them still poisonous ? Any info you can offer is appreciated. My kitty is fine so far..I removed the flower's to the terrace Monday evening and it's Thursday now...she has no symptoms. I'd kept them high up where she couldn't get to when they were inside as I do with any flower's but in a window sill and pollen may have fallen ..which I've vacuumed thoroughly now and wiped all furniture down with damp cloth. They are so beautiful but florist rarely put warning labels on them for cat owner's.

Lovely video - thank you! I have a lot of beetroot and will be making a few bottles of this. I wondered how long it lasts after it has fermented for two days?

Is the salt necessary (considering it's only a 2 day ferment?) And what if it was primed with a packet of the bacteria? Could you just use a little ACV maybe instead?

Very helpful!!

Wow. Thank you. So simple. ❤

Excellent video

Excellante

What if I left it because I didn’t know? :c I’m going to trim them off now but they got pretty big 😭

Growing lilies requires more than four times more pesticides than growing potatoes or tulips. The pesticides are linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and ALS. Furthermore, some of these agents can be carcinogenic in certain amounts. We have farmers in the Netherlands who lease their land to lily growers. It makes them very rich. We get the poison and you get the tubers. I'm so glad you grow there in faraway America . In the United States today, for example, you can’t eat the deer meat caught in in Oscoda, Michigan, as the health department there issued a “do not eat” advisory for deer caught near the former air force base because of staggeringly high PFOS levels in the muscle of one deer. And, just the other week, hundreds of residents who live near Luke air force base in Arizona were advised not to drink their water, when tests detected high levels of toxic chemicals. Scientists have found these substances in the blood of nearly all the people they tested in the US. No country or region on earth is untouched by PFAS contamination. It is a global problem. PFAS has been found in every corner of the globe. It is virtually present in the bodies of every human. It’s found in fish deep in the sea, and birds flying high in the sky. And it’s killing us, literally, by harming and attacking the very source of life: our reproductive capacities. The rapid death and decline of sperm must be addressed, and it must be addressed now. There simply is no time to lose.

What an EXCELLENT explanation! I'm new to gardening and learning about plants- you did such a great job and I especially appreciate the "why" in your explanation. Thank you!

I watched this video last year and did what you said and they are so an amazingly beautiful flowers Thank you. My garden is on 3rd year they looking getting more flowers blooming. The only problem is I don’t know how to get rid of the red beetles and those gross babies. They eating the hell out of the leaves and putting holes in my bulbs. Luckily for me the flowers are still alive and beautiful. I have about 9 kinds of lilies and I don’t know what they are called and I have Also have Tiger lilies and Easter lilies. I tried using an app to identify lilies that I don’t know are called. The app calls pretty much Easter lily. I know what a Tiger lily is because it’s different shape other than the lilies. Well I believe it’s White Easter lily. I love lilies because they’re flowering is huge and I wasn’t expecting Tiger lily gets as tall as me I’m 5’0 lol. Can you help me how to get rid of Red Beetles. I live in Berlin, NH we can’t got their Walmart and Tractor supply store. They had Japanese beetle trap last year not this year. I got on Amazon and traps the Japanese beetle tried to get out of the hole so I made the hole smaller but, not red beetle. Red beetle can climb up the inside bag wall. So Please what’s the best way to kill the red beetle other than hot water and Dawn detergent. Like an instant kill lol and without going poor lol. Thank you for your video

Thank you :)

Thank you so much for this clear explanation!! It's what I needed now. Subscribing.

Excellent information and advise! Thank you!

They die too quickly. Why?

Thank you very much!! I had no idea Lillie’s propagated through the roots!! I’ve killed a few of the smaller ones thinking they were weeds trying to look like lilies. Good thing is, I was dead heading without knowing, something told me just snap that shit off after the pedals fell off. lol. Now I gotta go apologize to the mother plants. 😅

Great video! Just one question. Where do you cut it once it fully dies? All the way down to the ground? So it looks like a stump?

hmm.. in turkey we make it with purple carrots but the wait time is much longer, about a month. Still, this is great! thumbs up

Just what I wanted to know especially about the seat formation. Thanks for taking the time. Subscribed.

It's the first time I've bought lilies and your beautiful videos teach me a lot. to be honest I'm not an expert on plants, but I love them and you teach me a lot. thank you ❤️

Thank you so much for this video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Question. I planted my tulips sheets there is not a lot of sun. They all came up this year, but will they get the energy you speak of from the sun when there is none. I wonder if they will bloom next year.

Another very informative video. Each video you have answered questions I have. I planted tulips and daffodils. They bloomed and now they are just laying flat in the garden. I was trying to figure out what to plant there. I will look into layering the bulbs. Thank you did the tips.

You are fabulous. Thank you so much for making such a thorough and informative video. You were very straight forward and easy to understand. Great job.

Is there anything we can do with the lily fruit beside pick it? I saw this video and immediately went and followed directions lol

I planted one Asiatic lily last year and it didn't bloom. This June 2024 it did bloom with five buds. Two more lilies grew from the first lily, but the two new lilies likely won't bloom this year as I don't see any buds on them. Is that typical? Had I known how beautiful the Asiatic lily was, I would have planted at least a dozen of them last year. This spring I did plant ten more.

Informative video thanks for sharing ❤👍

Is this what is supposed to be done for all varieties of Lillie’s? I have day lillies, spider lillies, and tiger lillies.

Oh shoot, i thought dead heading meant to cut below the fruit.. did i kill the plant? I cut all the fruits that you showed but i cut it under the part where you showed

Excellent explanation. Love you humour.

Nicely explained...