Repairing & Installing Plants in Your Garden

[@christianingemannbrandt1231]

I really like this man.. He is the best ❤

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

These video's are fantastic, I really appreciate you making this information available to us. If i buy a potted tree it will be from you.

[@deec7098]

Love your videos! So so informative! Thank you!

[@KalaEsso]

Thanks as always Gary! My bougainvillea is doing better than it ever has! I thought it was on its way out, I followed your directions and it looks better than when I first brought it home, just after 1 month.

[@joanfrellburg4901]

35% peat moss, 30% pumice, 20 % perlite, 10% sand, 5% charcoal Thanks Gary

[@adrianjohnson1028]

I’ve seen recipes that call for 40 % pumice and 10% perlite. I’m sure it’ll all work the same. More perlite would certainly make for a lighter soil.

[@goofyvideos]

Gary: could you repeat the questions that you are asked? It's hard to hear the students in your class. Thanks

[@chinatownboy7482]

Please tell us more about living in a house full of chopped up, dead people.

[@bobvbk2802]

If pure sand is so great why do the sand deserts have few plants if any?..

[@hiepnguyen-rv4ye]

Because there’s no water in desert

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

There is no humidity in the air as well which causes the plant to expend tons of energy moving water to the leaves constantly

[@growinglifeorganic940]

Always someone like you who focuses on one thing and try to make it out to seem bad.

[@adrianjohnson1028]

@@growinglifeorganic940I don’t think he was trying to be negative. It seems like a reasonable question from someone who doesn’t know much about plants and climates.

[@thearmy88ify]

@@adrianjohnson1028 Trying to apply nature to unnatural container growing exposes the disconnect most people have with reality