I want to live here! This is simply adorable and functional ❤❤❤

I see light comming in around your door you need to get some weather stripping around that door that will help some

How long do you keep them in the windowsill for to form the crust? Thank you for the video this was extremely helpful

I bet Charles has a harem of girlfriends. 😉

1:53: You need to learn how to tie the rope halter.

this is perfect for tiny cafe too

Give them a normal underground, much nicer

I go untreated 100%.

I love your set up ❤

Thanks for this video!! I bought a fresnel lens 1/3rd the size of yours to melt glass to make earrings. I know when I finally make those earrings it will be because you helped me out with the frame and stand!!!

We eat pumpkins all the time...but not the seeds...Im def gonna try this...altho we dont get your type of pumpkin we get other varieties that are really tasty and full of flesh ... always give cooked pumpkin to my dog couple of times a week but now with your great content he's going to be getting ground up dried pumkin seeds...i always put them in my hotwater cupboard (the seeds that is) to toss them in the garden to grow..

so adorable!

thanks

Very interesting with the mushroom blocks! 🍄 Love the tortoises! 😍

so nice to see you again x dont know if you remember talking to me about me having fibro...just wanted to say im slowly functioning these days and i have got some bees...thats where i found you, thought you might like the update xx

Awesome compost piles. That mushroom substrate will help break it down.

Great idea! I'll have do do that with mine.

A reminder to turn the compost over is always a welcome reminder. Mushroom substrate looks like a nice addition. And also thanks for telling us to add carbon to our green cuttings. 🎉

Awesome compost tips! Aww, treats for the tortoises! Sweet.😊

5 years ago the best compost advice I've ever gotten "Add carbon to your pile of grass clippings to eliminate the rotting smell" thanks Daddylkirbs

Just freaking awesome brother!!!!!!

What if they sprayed chemical and pesticide on the lemon

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Awesome that you guys can attract swarms so easily.... it's not so simple in France :-( Geography and availability of forage are everything to swarm paths. Where you are impacts on your ability to catch a swarm far more than any other criteria, regardless of how high or well-suited your bait hives are.

My scoby has a brown growth off to the side. Is it still usable ?

What kind of mulch is that?

Excellent video; nice simple, short & to the point. Bravo 👏🏾 🙌🏾

Hello from New Zealand found ur channel most enjoyable ❤

This video is awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Thank you.

Hi I love the idea of growing them in containers. What kind of potting soil are you using? Jude, from Kentucky ✝️🐴🇺🇸🌱🥔

It's them! They devoured my new perennials last year. SLUGGO PLUS WORKS, IT HAS TO W/PLUS, NOT plain Sluggo. It's OMRI Iron Phosphate & safe. The birds love it though & it apparently doesn't hurt them.

Thank you for the lesson ❤

I am completely new to bees, but I've been a mechanic a long time. Try "Harbor Freight black nitrile 8mm gloves" $8. For a box of 50. Reuse if you like. They dont tear.

U re soooooo boring, who can stand your blabber for half an hour. Just effing SHOW HOW TO DO IT.

Where are you located?

What mango juice did you use

I agree that catching local bees is the way to go. 100%of my bee yards are bees I've cought locally. I also agree that the best hives are the hotter hives, they have fewer problems and seem to produce more honey. They will build up faster in spring.

Thank you

You should have did a air layer and she could have took branch of her choice and size which would start fruiting immediately

If the feeders go on top of the inner cover, and a medium box closing the feeders in, then the outer telescoping cover on top, allowing bees into that space, don't they glue the outer telescoping lid down and build some wonky comb from the top, making it hard to remove the outer cover later?

Can you explain to me the sweet spot

After ten days my kombucha had a lot of bubbles in it. Is that normal?

Like it

That's a cumquat😮

What faceless information

I know the sugar syrup from temperature ranges from night to day will crate vacuum and it will drip into the hive that’s what is been proven I wish some one will just use that method with out the bee hive and see how much sugar water drips down especially so many jars on top I’m going to try and update

Thank you

I was thinking about the water getting in and freezing in winter. They will explode! I have a bottle tree, but the bottles are upside-down.

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