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[@aaronhopkins6697]

Thanks for this, especially because i thought i was not a good gardener anymore as i have had zero success with all the super hot's I've tried. Will be using this method thanks again.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Peroxide and heating pads are the answer to germination of super hots. If you need more assistance please call our office for help.

[@jamesedwards2687]

Great information. Thanks.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

Thanks I use this to pre soak indoor sprouts, indoor hydroponic, and outdoor seedlings.

[@dnawormcastings]

I’m a small worm farmer in Australia I have watched all your videos they so full of good information thanks

[@LivingseedsFarm]

So glad I’m getting to Straya. Thank you for the compliment.

[@deewells1965]

I've tried raising local worms by picking them from the ground after a heavy rain and putting them in containers with soil, compost, etc. They never survive, which puzzles me. Any thoughts on what earthworms can be so sensitive to?

[@dnawormcastings]

@@deewells1965 when I first started worm farming I got about 3000 earth worms to start breeding with some in buckets and some in my compost bins the next day the ones in the buckets died and the ones in my compost bins got out .the say the wild worms don’t like captivity they only like outside where they have more room to borrow down .now only have a mixed bin of composting worms now 🇳🇿🪱

[@davidmgilbreath]

@@deewells1965without further information, my guess would be excessive heat, and/or wrong moisture levels.

[@kathyash1000]

Thank you so much for this informative video Sean, I am going to apply it to my next plantings of Living seeds! Just to confirm, I have 10 volume H2O2 so x .3 gives 3% concentration and I would mix 100 ml of the 10 volume H2O2 with 200 ml water to get a 1% solution for seed soaking. Maths has never been my strong point!!!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Absolutely correct.

[@kathyash1000]

@@LivingseedsFarmit's working so well, thank you!!!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Only a pleasure.

[@mmyrowich]

Love the technical information, would love to see the actual difference in germination between treated and untreated seeds from the same seed lot

[@LivingseedsFarm]

This exact question is on the cards.

[@pauladeuber]

This video has changed my life! I have tried this method and managed to germinate seeds that take up to 3 weeks in under 24 hours!! My stock seeds have germinated in 10 hours! 🤯 😃😃😃Thank you SO much for sharing, this takes the cake for most useful plant growing video on KZbin for me. 🌱🌿🌸🌸🌸

[@patrickmunishi4450]

Please help , mixing ratio of hydrogen peroxide 6% 2.All steps to follow

[@moniquekellerman-ng9hc]

​@@patrickmunishi4450500ml water for 100ml 6%solution

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you, what a wonderful comment. So glad you have such great success.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Monique answered your question below.

[@BarbaraStrooh]

Always nice to learn something new, thanks for sharing your knowledge Sean. I am a big fan of Livingseeds! I have a huge collection of your incredible seeds up North in Beira, Mozambique 😊

[@LivingseedsFarm]

So glad to hear of your success in Moz. Please stay safe.

[@robertavillella6485]

Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to questions. I found the answer I was looking for in one of your responses in the comments. I am now a sub! 😉

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thanks for the sub. And it’s my pleasure. What was the question you had?

[@robertavillella6485]

I was having a hard time figuring out how to dilute a 3% H202. I see now that it's 1:2 - 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 2 parts water. I thought that was too strong but since you seem to do well with it, I'll do that. I have been using 1:4 and thought that was strong as some brassica seeds in particular, seem to start "sprouting" or opening up after only a 10 minute soak 😅 I can't imagine leaving them in for as long as you suggest :)

[@LivingseedsFarm]

You shouldn’t need your disk brassicas unless you are trying with low germ seed. This technique is generally used for difficult to germinate or old, low germ seed.

[@mar1video]

Great video ! I like the precise explanation and mix ratios !

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Glad you liked it!

[@refayat]

thanks a lot! this video has helped me germinate really old catnip seeds. - from Bangladesh.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Fantastic. Glad we could help.

[@julieolson1402]

Excellent video! I always have to understand why. Your explanation of cellular crosstalk was clear and concise.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. I really appreciate the compliment.

[@prof.badfellow9868]

Takeaway: 1% H202 concentration is the magic number. But the entire vid is worth watching for a more detailed understanding.

[@Chris-zu4es]

yup 1% is perfect I've seen Debacco university do studies on different percentages and 1% was optimal

[@paulbraga4460]

@@Chris-zu4es if you please, how does this work out with 3% hydrogen peroxide?

[@EddieTheH]

I usually go for about 1/3 of that. 0.3% keeps things safe for the more delicate seeds.

[@pierrejoubert718]

If you have a bottle of 3% (i.e. Volume 10) Hydrogen Peroxide: you add 1 part thereof to 2 parts water (1:2 ratio), to formulate a 1% solution.

[@paulbraga4460]

@@pierrejoubert718 mygreathanks and blessings

[@onskosbos]

Thanks for this - and for the "sweet spot" dosage 🙌

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Only a pleasure.

[@sharonhoffer3599]

Fantastic information thank you! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I was wondering why my chilli seeds were taking so long to germinate. I’ll definitely use this method for all my seeds from now on 😊

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. Keep in touch.

[@jeffreyMagnum460]

Great information, starting a indoor starter plant for the garden this will give me a head start.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Great stuff. Enjoy the season.

[@poppyblue1512]

I have A LOT of seeds of many different vegetables, herbs and even some fruits (melon, watermelon, strawberries) enough to start a complete vegetable garden, which I'm planning to start this spring (I'm in the southern hemisphere), but all of the seeds are 4 to 6 years old and I think it would be a massive waste of money to discard them and buy new ones. So I'm definitely going to try this with my seeds and let you know how it worked.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Please let us know how you do. 4-6 years is very do-able.

[@danielvogt341]

So good to have such clear information from someone with a well established track record! One question though: how about tiny seeds? One may be able to count / handle them when dry, but wetting them makes it very messy. Would one maybe mix them with fine sand first to put in a small bag?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you for your kind words Danie. It depends on the seeds, we typically do not soak very fine seed unless we know they are old/compromised. In that case we take the time to work a bit slower with planting the seed.

[@danielvogt341]

Thank you. You think it would be a good idea, to make up for lost H2O2 treatment to water tiny seeds in the seed tray once off with a 1% solution? When you do treat tiny seeds with H2O2, would you put it between a paper towel, put that in a zip lock bag and soak it like that? In the meantime I just ordered a seed starter kit from you, having just received precious seeds from overseas. After your video I decided, not worth it leaving anything to chance...

[@alz123alz]

EXCELLENT, THANKS FOR THE BILOGY LESSON ON CELLS AND HYDORGEN PEROXIDE UV LIGHT DESTROY HYDOPEROXIDE, VERY COMPELLING

[@LivingseedsFarm]

My pleasure.

[@mallin86]

Very good information

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thanks ☺️

[@steviesiluka1590]

Thank you thank you thank you for the information. God bless you in all your work.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

You are so welcome

[@Ultimatefitness360]

U means if i have 100 ml 3% peroxide then i will have to dilute it in 200ml of water to making it 1% solution ??

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Correct.

[@Ultimatefitness360]

@@LivingseedsFarm thnks brother

[@sastuntgirl]

Hydrogen peroxide is a powerhouse! It’s so useful for so many things… I use it for cleaning, tinting hair, in a nebulizer for congestion, etc. your first aid kit should also have a bottle with a spray top for cleaning wounds

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Absolutely.

[@elsadupreez4324]

How much do you use in nebulizer. Is it 3% food grade?

[@a.p1675]

Thanks. Thats the info i needed

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Only a pleasure.

[@abigailfraser6788]

Great video 👏🏼👏🏼

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Glad you liked it!!

[@DaysOfSodaAndLantana]

I want to try this method, but I am horrible at math and I don’t quite understand. If I have hydrogen peroxide that says “3%” on the bottle, then would I use this in a 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 2 parts water solution? If that is not correct, can someone explain to me how to get the right ratio?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

100% correct.

[@DaysOfSodaAndLantana]

@@LivingseedsFarm thank you

[@steviesiluka1590]

Good day at living seeds farm. I also have a maths problem. If it has 6% of hydrogen peroxide, how many Litres of water should I add to 100ml of hydrogen peroxide? I like the information you share with us.

[@ASpinnerASpinner]

@@steviesiluka1590 Lets talk in "parts". So if you have 6% H2O2 and want to turn that into 1% H2O2, you would mix 5 parts water and 1 part H2O2. That's a total of 6 parts. So define "part" however you like. If your "part" is 100ml (because you have 100ml of H2O2 and want to turn all of it into 1% H2O2), then you mix that 100ml of 6% H2O2 (that's one "part") with 500ml of water (that's 5 "parts" because 100mlx5) and you will get 600ml of 1% H2O2.

[@colleenpritchett6914]

First time watching and subscribed! Great info, thank you

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Welcome aboard!

[@monikap8585]

Thank you very much. Does 1perc. H2o2 soaking for 12 hours work for tomato seed?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Yes it does

[@kguga81]

Great video! Can this be done for cacti seeds as well if I’m using the baggie method to germinate them, I.e., I’ll have the soil well moist and keep them in a ziplock until they germinate? Thanks!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

The cellular cross talk happens in all seeds. So in theory this should work. The best way is to run a trial with and without. Please report back on your findings. I’m sure a lot of people would love to hear.

[@kguga81]

Yes! That will be an interesting experiment! I’ll sure report back. Thanks!

[@justme-ud2vk]

Awesome video! do you know if it will help me in my battle with rhizoctonia solani? thank you!!!!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. Not sure what crop you are battling with. However R.solani is both soil and seed borne. It’s free living in soil so you need to fix that first. Look at planting non-susceptible crops for a few seasons. Peroxide should sort the seed borne aspect out. But sourcing clean seed would be my first choice.

[@reinhardtras]

Hi Sean, thank you for this video. Would you consider making a video that goes into more detail about heating pads and grow lights? Such as how long the seeds needs heat. 24 hours a day? And for how long after germination takes place? Is it a good idea to put a fan on the seedlings for airflow and to make the stems stronger? Is it better to use a wicking method for watering the seedlings rather than spraying water on the leaves? How to setup growlights correctly and timing them?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

I can absolutely run through our method of germination and what we do. I’ll see if I can fit something into the calendar.

[@wiiddutoit5910]

This will be awesome 👍🏻

[@skyhookspirits]

Thanks for the info, but especially liked the idea of using plastic ziplock bags for germination.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RamblinJer]

Hey guys, I'm new to indoor growing, and I need advice on germinating seeds during the colder months. Does anyone have a suggestion/hack for maintaining that consistent temperature required for germination? I would appreciate any thoughts or ideas.

[@deewells1965]

Lot to unpack here. First, even within a species, there can be many cultivars in which the seeds differ. I suggest you start by documenting your cultivars. If glued to an existing cultivar, it may be possible to get genetic testing, which can be cheap or even free nowadays. Consider this H2O2 video, which gives quality education. H2O2 is known to work well for some seeds, but not at all for others. Also, I could suggest looking through a university textbook on plant physiology. You'll be looking for topics like fruit ripening, scarification, stratification, hormones, light sensing and ROS and how they are related. Regarding temperature, you may not want this parameter to be consistent, as in constant. Some plants need to go through daily cycles of cooling.

[@PR.Hobbit]

I'm going to try this on my hemp seeds. I'm in Canada & bought seeds from USA but they won't germinate -- I believe they radiated through the border crossing :( Hopefully this will work!!! Thank you for the tutorial video

[@LivingseedsFarm]

I don’t know much about U.S. phyto requirements for hemp/cannabis but they probably have a radurisation requirement on the export country. If it’s radurised, you are prolly out of luck and peroxide will not help.

[@NorthernThaiGardenGuy]

I have 50 year old Marigold seeds that belonged to my Mom. Will this process work for them and if so, do the times and measurements still remain the same for soaking?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Sjoe. 50 years is a bit of a stretch. I would not change anything. Divide your seed into a few portions to give you backup options. Marigolds need both warm temps >20°C and light to germinate. I would love to know what happens and would love to see the variety as well.

[@NorthernThaiGardenGuy]

@@LivingseedsFarm Thank you so much. I know it's a longshot, but these seeds belonged to my Mom who passed away in 2016. I found them in her nightstand in her bedroom after her passing. They were packaged and purchased in 1974. They are now with me here in Thailand. I have a kit coming which includes all you spoke about here and some tissue medium of some sort as well. Would love to keep in touch and maybe even collab with you for the video I do for my channel on it. I will be attempting this soon. My email contact is in my about tab if interested.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Fantastic. Will reach out.

[@EddieTheH]

You know your stuff. Subbed.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you Eddie!!

[@EddieTheH]

@@LivingseedsFarm Thank you!

[@lightfrega4106]

A little challenge here. I've got some super old seeds, they're from my grandma and I really don't know what type of seeds is it. Now, they're like 40 years old... Will they be alive? Is there a chance that they will sprout? Any advice appreciated.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Old seeds are a wonderful challenge. Done old seeds are hopeless. However done really take a beating and surprise. Look up each variety and see if they need special treatment. Cold stratification, light, heat etc. perform the seed pre-treatment and then used H2O2 as a primer. Sow and apply any specific treatment the seed requires and hold thumbs.

[@olivialagrange6614]

Thank you for this Sean.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

My pleasure.

[@neverendingharvest6413]

Nice work! Do you grow in the winter?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. Yes we do but it’s typically winter crops. Brassicas, garlic, chards, root crops, peas, broad beans etc. our average is -10°C but generally only for a week or so and then it’s the normal -2 and -5°C for the balance of winter. Our real winter is only about 6 weeks long.

[@HotdogJohnson-tj8gg]

Thanks!! Ive read that pests make peppers hotter. Is this true? If so, is there a sweet spot concerning pest species, amount and timing? Thanks

[@LivingseedsFarm]

There is some correlation to pungency and lower predation by pest species. However I do not think (nor could I find) a higher capsaicin output based on herbivores consuming the fruit / plant. Capsaicin is primarily produced to lower fungal infections on peppers and the reduction of pest loads is probably a side benefit. To get the hottest peppers adequate watering is the best way increase the capsaicin (and seed) output of your plants. Water stressed plants reduce both seed and capsaicin production.

[@shirleyvantonder1997]

So you learn something new everyday!! Thank you. Only thing I am not quite clear on is how you germinate the seeds. Do you spray the hydrogen solution on the seeds in a ziploc bag before planting it in your seed trays? Or do you spray the seedtrays with it?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

The seeds are soaked for 6-12 hours in the 1% solution. Then given a quick rinse and planted.

[@geriannroth449]

@@LivingseedsFarm Would you recommend putting a little white sugar in that hydrogen peroxide solution?

[@ASpinnerASpinner]

@@geriannroth449 Did he mention white sugar in the video? If not, then why did you?

[@geriannroth449]

@@ASpinnerASpinner was I not asking a question?????

[@geriannroth449]

​@ASpinnerASpinner as far as I know we learn by asking questions. There's so much info out there some true some false. Hence when in the presence of Experts on the subject ...ASK QUESTIONS & GAIN WISDOM!!!!!

[@vijayss4554]

Informative

[@LivingseedsFarm]

My pleasure.

[@j.d.devilliers4935]

For how long do you soak it?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Usually overnight, but 6 hours will show a marked improvement.

[@indianb1918]

Good video.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@tomneal72]

How long do I soak the seeds in the formula ?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

12hrs is good.

[@JohnDoe-z2r]

Had to turn on mono audio for this one

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Yeah, we have fixed our audio issues.

[@barend4803]

Thank you

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Only a pleasure.

[@patelamrutbhai9652]

Sir wild brinjal 25 day germination period.what we can fast germination it Pl reply

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Use the H2O2 as described and bottom heat with a heating pad and it will speed up the process.

[@tomneal72]

How many ml of water do I need for 6% peroxide? also how many ml peroxide and how long do I soak the pepper seeds in the solution for ?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

100ml of 6% needs 500ml water to make a 1% solution.

[@tomneal72]

@@LivingseedsFarm would this ratio apply to any strengths of peroxide ?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

No, you need to dilute each strength differently.

[@YOL7M]

How can I used 6% hydrogen peroxide to spray on my houseplants leaves please

[@davidwarland2680]

mate, well done, very good easy to follow an lock into the ole brain

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Glad it helped

[@richardburmeister469]

Very interesting. Thank you

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. Much appreciated.

[@sylviacreamer3642]

Does this method also work for cactus seeds?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

I did answer this question in another comment. 😉

[@HillarychesumbaMuyei]

Can hydrogen peroxide used to enlarge potatoes tuber's if sprayed weekly

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Absolutely no idea. Never heard of it being used that way. It may affect your soil microbes though.

[@RRaucina]

1 part hydrogen peroxide to 2 parts water solution. Are you sure about that? I put some sprouting seed mix in that and now it looks like a lava lamp with seeds jumping up and down and foaming up. Fascinating, but I think it is a bit heavy on the peroxide?...

[@LivingseedsFarm]

What % H2O2 It should be a mild fizz, really mild.

[@RRaucina]

3%, taken from your comment section and the video.@@LivingseedsFarm

[@LivingseedsFarm]

If it’s 3% H2O2 and you triple the volume you will get 1% which is spot on.

[@MosesKevin-q9x]

Hi, is it safe to use hydrogen peroxide together with gibberellic acid

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Never used the two together. So can't answer that. However gibb is best applied as a foliar spray.

[@thejuanderful]

Trying to germinate ginkgo biloba round two... Using peroxide and a sterile container this time. 😊

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Ginkgo needs to be chilled for about 6 weeks. The best way is to plant it in a pot with a good seed starting mix. Lightly water it, and then stick it in the vegetable drawer for about 6 weeks. That should do the trick.

[@thejuanderful]

@@LivingseedsFarm Seller said they were stratified prior to shipping. Wanted me to germinate them on paper towel in a container. Not sure what I'm doing wrong but they just seem to want to go moldy or dry out. I was very careful and it seems another bust. At this point I'm just going to put them in a 50/50 coconut coir and perlite mix and throw them in my heated germination bin and hope for the best. Maybe I'll try and get my own fresh seeds this fall.

[@MrTimjwilson]

I suppose some of the good bacteria, enzymes, fungi, yeast, archaea killed could be problematic. I'll try it out compared to Gibberellic Acid and coconut water.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

This is just a seed treatment. The peroxide will degrade very quickly once the treatment is over. Gibb is great, but a lot harder to source for a lot of honey gardeners.

[@Mossy179]

I have 100's of heirloom species from 2012-2013... Is it possible that they'd grow up to be healthy and prolific?? I was about to throw them all away but paused.... many rare species of veggies and herbs...

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Give the seed a chance. Seed like tomatoes can be incredibly resilient. We have germinated 20 year old seed with no issues. Just research what each type needs in temps of germination requirements and run them through the H2O2 process. You will be very surprised. Alternatively if you are in South Africa we can do this for you. 😊 Would love to get access to new seed.

[@Mossy179]

@@LivingseedsFarm I'm from Oregon.. thanks so much!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

All good, best of luck.

[@wiiddutoit5910]

Any advice here on the best way to get Aubergine seedlings going ?!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Use the advice in the video and put them onto a heating pad.

[@VeggieBeard]

What is your take on use? An H2O2 mix after seeds has germinated. Is it still safe for the seedlings at the same ratio? Should it be diluted more or not used at all until the plants have mature a bit?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

I’ll need to look into it. However I don’t think the oxidation would benefit soil microbes. I have heard about using it as an anti fungal for powdery mildew, but there are better solutions. What are you trying to accomplish?

[@VeggieBeard]

The benefit of it is that if it doesn't do more harm than good, it would help to prevent Damping Off. I know that it can help oxygenate the soil and help more mature plants absorb nutrients. I just don't know if the H2O2 is harmful very early on for the seedlings.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. There are many ways you can fix an issue. For damping off, we find that incorporating vermicasts into the germination mix solves the dampening off issue.

[@LatinoGames]

And how to use it? By soak them in for 24 hrs? or by watering the seeds with the solution?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

The seeds are soaked for 12-24 hours.

[@andyellem]

Now my chillis might germinate!

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Excellent!

[@dondale68]

Does the Hydrogen peroxide effect the seedling in any way? Do you have to do anything different with the seedlings (less or more light,, more nitrogen,, etc)? Wouldn't putting the seeds in a 'brown' paper towel work even better (more nutrients, shades more light from the H2O2)???

[@LivingseedsFarm]

1) Nope, not at all. 2) No they are treated exactly the same as without H2O2. 3) Not following the logic here, unless you are referring to the UV light breaking the H2O2 down. Remember it's soaked for 12 hours and then rinsed and planted. do dark is not going to help long term.

[@dondale68]

@@LivingseedsFarm OK

[@ruthlongridge]

Thanks for this interesting info - I am so jealous of your seedlings there in that lovely greehouse tunnel. EIsh! I am working with 10% volume, so I get 3 after your calculation but I am not clear how much to add to a liter of water... 100 ml will give me 1.5%? I think?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Correct 10 Volume is 3%. So to get 1% just multiply the initial volume x 3. If you have 100ml of 3% add 200ml water and you get a 1% solution.

[@ruthlongridge]

thank you so much!@@LivingseedsFarm

[@kathyash1000]

@@LivingseedsFarmgreat, that confirms that at last I have got a sum right! Took 63 years, ha ha ha.... Just shows, never too late to learn!

[@albertward9601]

Ok so you soak the seed in the solution for 12 hours, not water the planted seed with the sulotion?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Correct.

[@michaelkingsley1615]

How much peroxide?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

It’s in the video.

[@ChrisMusante]

Nice video! But... to come to 'your' same ratio - 3% would go in 250ml water, no?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

What volume of 3% You need the volume of the H2O2 and the volume of water.

[@ChrisMusante]

@@LivingseedsFarm - sorry, I was just quoting back what was said in the video.

[@ChrisMusante]

@@LivingseedsFarm 1 liter w/ 12% (100ml), so if the percentage was 1/4 strength... then 1/4 of a liter. Sorry... my metric is funagled!! 🤣

[@geriannroth449]

Do you make you hydrogen peroxide solution with distilled water?

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Nope. Just plain tap water.

[@geriannroth449]

@@LivingseedsFarm ok thanks

[@elviradammasch4843]

I want to soak my seeds in 250ml water. I have 3% Hydrogen Peroxide. How much Hydrogen Peroxide do I add to the water???? I thank you in advance if you are able to reply.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

You would add 83.33ml of 3% H2O2 to 166.66 ml water to give you a 1% solution.

[@desertedenblooms]

WHY is there no sound in this video... your commercials have sound,all other channels coming in ?

[@tysonbrown249]

It has sound, but only in the right channel / right ear.

[@F.B.l]

Why you only in my right ear

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Must be an F.B.I. thing ;)

[@F.B.l]

@@LivingseedsFarm 🤣

[@jenger5405]

I love this. I learned/remembered so much! Thank You. I did have to think about it, but that's okay. I'd much rather try to figure out what smart ppl are saying than why stupid ppl are saying what they're saying. 😂

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Lol. Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it.

[@jordanxfile]

🌱

[@LivingseedsFarm]

thank you.

[@jman2906]

Maak asseblief meer videos🌳

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Ek probeer hard, maar sjoe dis baaie werk 😂😂😂

[@pierrejoubert718]

"Danger!" ??? The only danger in this video (for this channel), is using click-bait...

[@dhanashennaidoo6765]

Redo the video without too much talking about cross talk, how much is in your body etc. Make a high level script and stick to it. I actually agree with another comment about making the viewers ears bleed. You have a captive audience and missed the mark in disseminating valuable info to as much of that audience as possible. Use exact formulas using a 500ml or 1 litre water bottle - something accessible to most people. Simplify. Sorry for the the curt feedback, but its needed

[@61652wallykhan]

My God man. You are NOT my cellular biology teacher. The useful info you provided to potential gardeners, (those who would be looking at this video), could have been completed in 3 minutes. Get an editor for, or change the name of, your videos.

[@LivingseedsFarm]

We are quite fortunate that most of the people that follow us are educated to a level that additional information helps to round out their gardening knowledge. There are plenty of entry level channels for you to follow.

[@joyceandrada8697]

....too much of scientific explanation, beginners can't comprehend you right away, why not direct to the point omg! My ears are bleeding of too much explanation 😅

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Sorry to hear that. I kept it as layman as possible so that everyone could understand it.

[@kguga81]

I found it very informative. Thanks for taking your time to create this content for us!

[@arnoldbiya7151]

Very informative... The best part is how the seed organelles communicates as mentioned "crosstalk".

[@LivingseedsFarm]

Thank you. ☺️

[@LivingseedsFarm]

My pleasure.