The Life of Peanut

[@luisapedroni6122]

I'm going to sleep early today me at 4am: oh THE LIFE OF PEANUT seems interesting

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

2:30am here

[@chrissede2270]

2:16am now

[@Egbert758]

Lol I accidentally refreshed and had to search it

[@UPSCCSE-uh4my]

4.41am here

[@SumanSharma-ny6fv]

Same here

[@lisy04]

There’s something so calming about watching the whole growth process and the flowers are so pretty!

[@highphaa]

you know you're growing up when you start enjoying this type of videos

[@pamelag7553]

Thanks for this easy to watch, fun and informative video. The humble peanut is truly an amazing plant!

[@PoPiMe]

So nice of you

[@deld.f.paraelmundo1685]

No idea this peanuts grew like this. I’ll do the same soon. Thanks!

[@chrissede2270]

Peanuts are great and easy even though they take a while to mature. The person in the video picked them way to early. If you grow them I suggest once you harvest and cure them would be to roast them and turn it into peanut butter. If you do that you can collect peanut oil to cook other stuff in. The oil will slowly gather at the top of the peanut butter.

[@DGEsA]

Suerte en encontrar cacahuates sin hornear ya que los que venden ya lo están

[@Egbert758]

Curious George

[@AhmadsAnecdotes]

@@chrissede2270 he wants to make a video that's why he hurried.

[@Tech_Herb_with_Thoufic]

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[@joshbrz8902]

Imagine the first person to pull up a peanut plant and munch on one of those dirty pods and realizing that what is inside those dirty pods actually tastes really good

[@seemyworld1]

Fast forward generations and teens are eating detergent pods

[@christyangarrido]

peanuts were initially for animals if i remember correctly

[@nody438]

@@christyangarrido human is also a animal Just a bit advanced

[@oisinau5402]

@@nody438 Humans, the smart chimps We tried dolphins but they were assholes

[@christyangarrido]

@@nody438 true, but i think is clear what i was trying to say xD

[@Freshfrommygarden-Smita]

Planted peanuts for the first time this year...they germinated well.. Can't wait to harvest them. The tiny yellow flowers are gorgeous 🥰

[@johnpwright7832]

How did they turn out. ??

[@yourfriend5144]

Oh man that reminded me of my childhood. And peanuts 🥜 are most delicious right out of soil when they still have some water and a little sweet taste to them 😋 Nice video 👏

[@chaoticsofea999]

Nut: "just a few days and im sprouting!!" My grandma's bonsai: "Thank you for re-potting me,now plz wait 3-4 years for my root to grow jusssst a tiny bit for you."

[@andrearod.2338]

Lol I think bonsais are regular trees with snipped off roots

[@DBT1007]

Bonsais "grow slower" because human modify them. I mean they actually grow normally. But human always cuts off some parts of plants that want to be bonsai-ed. like.. every week or every month maybe. So that plant looks like grow slower and like a miniature tree human is horrible.

[@ChrisTian-sd5yq]

imagine Lolicons

[@leiravillasante7366]

"Lol hi your everywhere"

[@mamunrashid6404]

@@DBT1007 the plant did its job

[@chrishancock9866]

I always wondered how peanuts grew, I knew they were legumes but couldn't figure out how they matured underground. It's a question I've been grappling with for more than 20 years, and NOW I KNOW!!! Cheers

[@jennhoff03]

I was trying to explain this concept to my younger sisters a while back. That before the internet, if you had a question, you had a question for a looooong time. ;'D Like, you could go to the library and try and look it up in an encyclopedia, or you could just wonder. Now they have a question for a fraction of a second and they ask Alexa or google it and instantly have the answer. Anyway, I'm totally with ya on not knowing how peanuts grew! And also wondering things for 20 years! :)

[@TOM-rg1vs]

@@jennhoff037

[@AndreLDrewe]

Me too, man!! Cheers Hhaha

[@sonam3433]

Love how all the action by the plant is captured

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[@UZAMS]

@@HabiburRahaman-so4bi yeah umm go away spammer no one asked

[@changliu3356]

soooo satisfying seeing you pulling the peanuts out at the end

[@flowerdoyle3749]

The squirrels planted a peanut for me in my garden years ago...it's 12 to 15 ft tall now...it grows up thru a rhododendron. Someday maybe I'll dig it up but I like it...it's quite the novelty...I live in the Seattle area where peanut's don't typically grow!

[@raheem8086]

Wtf dig it up the peanuts are rotting or sprouting u won't get more by waiting each plants has 40 peanuts or less

[@alejandroveliz1740]

My mother in my childhood grew peanuts, but I´ve never seen its growing so detailed. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@PoPiMe]

So nice of you

[@fooolsun4917]

I had never seen peanut flowers in my life, i didn't even know they existed, but they're so pretty! The whole plant looks nice, and the fact that the leaves close when they "go to sleep" it's so cute!

[@str1xt]

And now I know the life of a peanut. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@tuysokha007]

good job to have safe food to eat at home. Who like peanut too?

[@rkaradhana]

Me

[@ArmandoCM13]

me

[@shoprocksfilms]

me

[@harshchhajed25]

@@rkaradhana peanut gang...

[@rkaradhana]

@@harshchhajed25 😊😁

[@MischiefMemoirs]

Love these videos! It’s so cool to watch the life of plants 💜

[@Egbert758]

How about life of a human Time lapse

[@sanjayjio1972]

I've also grown two peanut plants few years back. They were so beautiful I like it's leaves. I used to see it everyday growing. The happiness of growing plants is ineffable. Ive also grown tomatoes potato onion and kidney beaNs. Plants gives us happiness😇

[@alpanadas5387]

What weather conditions does it live

[@bharathtimes5611]

@@alpanadas5387 dry

[@bharathtimes5611]

Pets also gives happiness

[@ayanbossyt7536]

And I thought I was going insane looking them for a good 15 min everyday before watering

[@richard999]

I spend part of my year in Cyprus and saw the peanut plants in the fields. I was told the peanuts grew underground but always missed the harvest. It is really nice to see the process. Lovely video 😀

[@mekkap904]

Sweet memories, use to watch the adults harvesting peanuts when I was a kid.

[@RaspyOB174]

Subscribed because this was a perfect observation. Thanks. Looking forward to checking out your other videos

[@estyria5961]

I grew up in the southern US. We had fields upon fields of peanuts all around us. We always knew which crop was in the field by the flower color first. I've never grown any and now live in a climate that is too cold and the growing season too short, but you give me hope that I can grow them in containers at some point. Thanks!

[@lenscap8925]

If you are interested...peanut harvest is about to start. "Field Rows" on youtube is a north Florida farm that does videos on their harvest

[@zakiaqamar183]

Kis mosam me lgatay hen

[@occithecat9629]

I had no idea that peanuts grew underground. The leaves look like clover plant. Thanks from the uk for the video, really interesting

[@MDFRfiredriver]

I buy peanut hay for my horses when they cultivate the peanuts the vines are waste so feed for horses high protein

[@Raghav-ww1bt]

We call them groundnut in India

[@annebritraaen2237]

​@@Raghav-ww1bt Peas don't grow in the ground, either- so let's go for yours.

[@RareCandeh]

Same family as clovers (:

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Flower looks like orchid.😃

[@mas_yaris]

Wow I always thought the "fruit" was a part of the roots, but turns out it was a literal fruit buried underground Nature is super cool !

[@cursedcookies]

The timing of this video being recommended to me was perfect. I have a peanut plant growing since like late june amongst my bush beans (thanks to squirrels lol) and have been wondering when I can harvest! This was a great video with lots of lovely details, thank you!

[@PoPiMe]

Glad it was helpful!

[@michaelrief4424]

Hah! I didn’t know that Peanuts grow down in the ground like potatoes. Now that’s interesting. I’m a big fan of Peanuts. Whenever we went to the Ballgame here in Cincinnati a bag of peanuts was always first on our list. Many years ago when we had seats that were above the next row down we never considered the folks below us with the peanut shells and skins. So we’re busy working our way through the peanuts and a breeze blew up and when we looked down the poor lady below us had her hair filled with peanut skins. My buddy Bobby was overcome with embarrassment and he climbed down and apologized over and over and he even offered to buy all those folks some drinks and food. So at the end of the game everyone was in high spirits since the Home Team Won. As we were leaving Bobby once again ran into the Lady with the peanut skins in her hair. Would you believe they began to date and within about a year they were Married. That was 1968 and they’re not only still going strong but their kids and grandkids now play Baseball.

[@musashiedits8295]

Hahaha what a story

[@musashiedits8295]

Give my regards to Bobby

[@alejandroveliz1740]

That was a nice story with a happy end.

[@fabz325]

I have a message for you guys, turn on captions for more info while you watch the video, good day

[@altonbrek]

Ok, so now I am going to plant peanuts. It seems fun.

[@JannahPerkins]

Aww you little peanut 🥜 I actually enjoy watching this lol 🥜 On 10:05 peanut 🥜 flower 🌸 it looks 👀 like something I know lol 😆

[@-anemona-2211]

Excellent video! Thanks for showing us how the plant grows and develops until its harvest is delivered.

[@sadiasulemanfamilykitchenv9872]

Wow 🥺, I never knew that peanuts 🥜 are actually roots. I thought they are flowers or fruits ? Wonderful

[@TxarlesN]

97 g for a inverstment of three to five peanuts is really impressive. With enough space, you could plant a lot of cacahuates to snacks.

[@Tylerm1013]

Peanuts are so cheap in the first place that it feels like this is not worth it at all. I dont know how any farmer could possibly profit on these

[@hieniemic]

​@@Tylerm1013 I'm not a farmer but in my opinion, peanuts are treated as a side products, they are mainly grown for the nitrogen fixation in between crops.

[@terrachad24]

It's not even 97g he didn't subtract the weight of the tray

[@sayeedpatil1249]

Such an interesting video to watch and good information. Thanks much. ✌️✌️👍👍👍👍

[@francinesz4743]

their little yellow flowers are so cute 🥜🌱

[@judithhaight2571]

In Florids they plant these in the median between the right and left lane of the highways.the yellow flowers are spectacular and they mow them just like grass, they make a beautiful ground cover. I use them in my flower beds

[@PoPiMe]

Thanks for sharing

[@FarmersSon]

*Nice, you covered all steps of Peanut Life* 😍❤👏

[@siniestro0239]

All these years, I never knew how peanuts were born lol!! thank you

[@surender8242]

very informative, Keep making more videos. and 😉 great work.

[@HuyenPham-ie9zd]

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[@TheWorldOfThoseWhoDoNotSpeak]

Great video and information, thank you for sharing. We planted a couple of peanuts 2-3 weeks ago. I hope that they will do well.

[@PoPiMe]

Best of luck!

[@Dave_en]

Nice proverb I have heard ever, "if you pay peanuts, you get peanuts". Sowed few seeds but still got 97 grams.😂

[@AminulIslam-gr7rh]

Lol

[@whittyballastic8568]

Something about this is so... satisfying

[@JenniferPerez-qw6oz]

What do you do with the plant after you picked the peanuts? Can it be replanted or does it get tossed out?

[@jad114_bs]

I can stay all the day watching your videos

[@zarynt1089]

Question. If you pop off the mature ones immediately after removing it from the ground and replace the plant in the soil with the immature ones attached will some of them finish the process? Just an idea because it wouldn't take much effort if it means a few extras.

[@johnpwright7832]

I was wondering this. Just about removing the more mature pods but not disturb the root stock.. I would try using a blac bag as a membrane with extra soil on top so the roots of the plant are not disturbed as the pods are exhumed

[@IMDivinelyInspired]

A lovely video! It was so quiet and fascinating :)

[@PoPiMe]

Thank you very much!

[@flyingfox8072]

What an excellent video. Each detail is worth watching many times over. Thanks for the dedicated efforts.

[@mzjune2007]

I was 'today years old' when my mind was blown by peanuts 🥜 🤯

[@renjimcardel9265]

Hello i have a question where do you put the other plants like do you get rid of them?

[@ReerMiyi]

Very interesting video. I watched from beginning to the end and no music and just simple. Thanks. It's my turn to grow them.

[@PoPiMe]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dannaBTS4ever]

And here I am, mind blown by how peanuts actually grow. 🤯 I’ve always thought they grow from the roots of the peanut plant just like sweet potatoes.

[@bkk_2562]

Omg, this is so cute! I know nothing about how peanut reproduce, pollinated, or whatever you called it. I'm mesmerized! Lol. Thanks for sharing this

[@tinyvr7036]

This is great. I need food for my little squirrels. They bury me walnuts and trees grow sometimes😊❤ The oak trees come from them, too. (I think they're trying to soften the shells by burying them) Thanks.

[@davidharris8861]

They bury them to hide them from other predators, and rain. They have a natural "GPS" brain, and can go back to each one. They can "remember ", over 1 million locations. In winter when they can't get enough to eat, they dig them up and never run out of food.

[@aysharjyasultana4125]

Really a very good and creative video. But at last time I felt bad for the peanut plants. I am your new subscriber after watching this video

[@ln14517]

Almost 30 and never knew peanut grew under the ground. I just thought they grew like beans.

[@timelapse7454]

😆

[@zultriova89]

i knew it since 25 years ago when my late father grow some and harvest it, boil and give to me when i just a child.. he is a farmer but no one follow his footstep.

[@blueeyesgaming3951]

Lol 😂

[@DarwinskiYT]

In Polish we literally call them “earth nuts”

[@camongaming2919]

@@DarwinskiYT In Sweden to.

[@alanmoffat4680]

Great video and I will plant some for my grandchildren to watch and harvest.

[@pixelated.peachyangel]

Fun fact: did you know that peanuts...are actually legumes?

[@n_e_y_o]

Fun fact : did you know no one cares?

[@trygveevensen171]

It's pretty cool actually, they have flowers above ground which when pollinated basically digs themselves down into the soil where they develop. They're like beans except they burry their fruits. I wanna grow them, but I can't find seeds where I live. It's also a bit too cold.

[@dadududhbade874]

I am graduated in agriculture

[@pixelated.peachyangel]

@@n_e_y_o yet you commented back😛😛

[@pixelated.peachyangel]

@@trygveevensen171 when I'll have my garden I want to plant many veggies and legumes😍 where I live isn't super hot but many still grow a lot of stuff. Maybe order them online and bring them inside?

[@wendysw714]

I l❤️ve peanuts! I have a big bowl of them every day (salted, in the shell). 🥜 😋 Good video, thank you.

[@americavillalobos5023]

Yo creo que le faltó un poquito eh, pero muy bueno el vídeo y gracias por compartir un saludo desde 🇨🇱♥️

[@Coke781]

Yo igual soy chileno crees tu que se pueda plantar acá? Soy de la V región

[@DarthTrollage]

Wow. Peanut flowers are prettier than you'd expect.

[@vault7137]

You'd think I'd see plants like this popping up all over my yard from all the ones the squirrels have buried..... :)

[@heinhtet2234]

They might be growing them. Lol

[@zarynt1089]

My parents were obsessed with feeding the squirrels. You could walk through the fields or woods at their house and randomly find stray peanut plants in the oddest of places. Some were dropped by birds that lost the second or third nut when they popped the shell.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

Most peanuts are roasted, which probably kills them. I've recently had several sprout and they were clearly planted by birds, so I might be wrong about that. It might also be the local climate isn't warm enough as I moved the planet indoors recently.

[@fl7886]

Maybe they have and you mistake them for weeds

[@vault7137]

@@fl7886 It wouldn't surprise me. We feed the birds too and those seed go everywhere :) If I tried to grow them, I couldn't :) I could kill plastic plants.

[@saymabegum4514]

I shall be growing some peanuts now the plant looks so beautiful .

[@saltyserenity146]

I really like this video, fascinating to watch & educational. Excellent!✨

[@geraldlrstubbs]

A very interesting video. I knew the grew underground but not the details. Thank you.

[@PoPiMe]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@blackred8]

Thank you for showing all sides of the flower it helps a lot since I'm practicing to draw different flowers

[@sabin97]

oregano flowers are very pretty, and tiny, and bunched together.....

[@tinamerrill2484]

Great, informative video! TFS! ❤️❤️❤️

[@abyssal_phoenix]

All plants I know: have 2 germination leaves Peanut: no

[@user-bt2lx4gy7h]

They're called cotyledon. Plants with 2 are called dicotyledon ND plants with 1 are called monocotyledon

[@abyssal_phoenix]

@@user-bt2lx4gy7h oh i called them like that because it is the translated term from my language, kiembladeren. Thanks for the information:)

[@brianmurphy8790]

It does have two cotyledons - look closer. The two thing right on top of the soil.

[@MetalDetectingSweden]

Orchids have 1 aswell

[@critterallywithjohnernest.]

Some people say, "That's only something a mother could love." But it is something everyone can say is such a cute little peanut.

[@Dontmess550]

Okay that's pretty hard work and requires alot of patience but worth the wait💕

[@deekshiths6055]

What is the weight of first 2 peanuts? 2 peanuts to 99gm!! Great!!! Super video, thanks for making

[@realbuilder9437]

can the plants be put back in to the earth and still make more peanuts?

[@reichershel]

I really need this question to be answered.

[@ihopeugrow]

Won’t hurt to try. Goodluck!

[@marbles7862]

Infinite *nut*

[@jackierudd2010]

Very interesting video and a lovely looking plant. This winter I've been finding peanut pods in my garden, probably dropped by birds, unfortunately my son is very allergic to them, I hope I can now recognise the plant if they self seed so I can safely remove them. Thankyou for sharing your informative video.

[@robeelpp]

How do you know when it's time to harvest? And instead of pulling out all the plant, can take outside the root of each flower after some time? By the way, great video 😄 never saw peanut grow 😯

[@marianocolsin8968]

Yeah I was thinking the same, like, I don't wanna wait 80 days between a handfull of peanut and handfull of peanut

[@gilshemesh6751]

@@marianocolsin8968 you can start to put them in a 10 day difference, and then you'll have a bit every 10 days

[@muthuarunachalam5257]

Hi Roberto You can easily find out the time of harvest in peanuts. When the seeds are fully matured, the plant will die (becomes yellow coloured) leaving the seeds underground.

[@highcotton63664]

This was a very informative and useful video. It's fun to watch the video but the real prize is learning how to do it yourself. Thank you for that!

[@Dokuloge]

Imagine wait 100+ Days for a 2 minute snack :( But i love how plants grow up! Ima will plant peanuts too :)

[@logikami]

subsribed. i love to see how plants grow. thank for the vids mate.

[@barcangel22]

I patiently waiting for your another video, bud! 😊

[@shrutish997]

Very interesting. Good effort. Everything got cleared. Plz make more such videos. I appreciate ur efforts. I subscribed to your channel

[@stonedmountainunicorn9532]

Never knew peanuts grew underground like potatoes

[@suewintrup1111]

Brilliant! Thanks for video Sue in New Zealand

[@chopinfrederic5040]

10:46 Sounds exactly like the start of "Wiggler battle"

[@frostbyte7469]

I actually saw plenty of these in our neighborhood when I was young and just plucked the flowers for fun. And I just knew today that they were peanuts.

[@Robert-qd1ku]

Actually is probably that they weren't. There is another plant that is used as grass that looks like the peanut plant I think is called pinto peanut, but the leaves and flowers are the same but don't produce peanuts

[@samuelfreitas5304]

Lindo demais como a planta gera o nosso alimento e como ela é cheia de vida 😍

[@slicedbread1726]

What do you do once you pulled the penut plant out, is it replantable or do you start again, but very good video, I'll be trying this

[@salsabilaainunnisa4079]

Well, this is random, but you have such a nice hands :p

[@jegamunisamy3789]

The flower is so beautiful n vibrant yellow. Ur video is awesome

[@UnclePhil098]

If your seeds are roasted they won’t germinate. You cant just use any old bag of peanuts

[@muralimaradana]

Fantastic work! Highly appreciate your patience! Was this experiment done in indoor?

[@irvan3959]

Peanuts need to be harvested when it's start turning brown or when it is completely dry out after 5 months.

[@ChaosOrZen]

Was going to point same out. Pulled way too soon. Nice video though.

[@kaizerking123]

I’m just sitting here in the lobby and eating peanut 🥜 here and watching the life of peanut. Thanks 🙏 for your great information ℹ️ about it. My sister is doing good job because she have peanut Business

[@susancastillo4958]

Que tristeza, para tomar los cacahuates sacrificar la plantita. Muy ricos los cacahuates.

[@danr2652]

You would make Planters proud.

[@singularit_y]

“peanut to peanut” That’s what me and my homies do

[@thememer2955]

Yo your sus

[@artiseen]

AYO-😳

[@qashimalik]

Amazing. I have never seen a peanut plant before. 😋

[@jacksonden13]

Me with a peanut allergy watching this: If only, 🥺

[@JohnnyGuitaristOfficial]

Very cool, what kind of bed or pot are you using for this?

[@9catlover]

wow you don't get that many peanuts for a plant. makes me feel wasteful when i munch on a handful of peanuts

[@beiyamei]

hi can you also make a video on how to take care or how to plant tomatoes? btw i love your videos

[@johnbrzenksforearm8295]

Okay, now boil them in some salt brine.

[@llb_official_130]

Wow So Beautiful❣️😁