WATERMELON IN SOIL - Time Lapse [4K]

[@PhotoOwl]

I'm gonna be driving for a couple of hours now, blast me with comments so I have something to read when I get home :) edit: I shot a new version of this time lapse, same setup except this time I used a yellow watermelon, and the seed sprouted! Check it out once you finished with this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2HMoqSYm6qmfZI

[@Qwerty-uiop]

Ok

[@nitsu2947]

ok

[@killapicklepiratepanda7373]

What kind of lens and camera do you use?

[@killapicklepiratepanda7373]

What made you want to do time lapse photography?

[@djsmileyoflasvegas]

Put an egg in acrylic and see what happens.other channels have done it but not with time lapse

[@TTArt]

It went from a watermelon into a pizza slice into a moldy bread, all while looking like it was boiling on a frying pan. I'm not sure what I was expecting but definitely not that. :D

[@PhotoOwl]

These videos give you answer when you don't know what to expect 😃😃

[@Quaidireland]

It did look like it was boiling

[@Marielau1412]

Cant have a better description than yours XD

[@Mary_OTT]

Couldn’t have said it better

[@1PurpleFox]

This watermelon is not ripe. try a ripe watermelon with black mature seeds.

[@marctata8988]

It's interesting to see that after 33 days in soil, fruits get the ability to go back and forth in time. Wow

[@somegermanguy7]

lmao

[@1953Johnnyp]

When I'm just sitting there molding with decay.....yaced htiw gnidlom ereht gnittis tsuj m'I nehW.....

[@pfzo2523]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ivanvalentin3898]

There goes that number 33

[@pizzaofdarkness4041]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ How about no?

[@adriennecloeter7394]

I'd love to see the same thing with a seeded watermelon to see if the seeds sprout or if they start decomposing

[@PotatoMC1]

wasn't this seeded? Or do the white seeds not grow?

[@adriennecloeter7394]

@@PotatoMC1 The white "seeds" are a result of being bred to be seedless and are incapable of growing. Fun fact: the way they get seedless watermelons is by breeding together watermelons that have different numbers of chromosomes!

[@nickh5081]

@@adriennecloeter7394 And what pronouns do such watermelons prefer? Seriously though, thanks for the interesting info!

[@qualmishfox]

@@nickh5081 thank you for the sophisticated and extremely original comedy you provided in this comment

[@xxunahxx9207]

True i really want to see a plant grow in one of these vids!

[@Phophobia]

Can we all appreciate this person waits 1 year just to make videos that deserve more recognition???

[@grados3060]

Bot alert

[@COVID-19_Crab]

​@@grados3060 What?

[@grados3060]

@@COVID-19_Crab Bots make those kinda comments

[@ku7342]

This one was really cool. Loved the "in soil" idea, with not as much air getting to it as quickly. I was secretly hoping, like a child, the seeds would sprout a plant. 😉

[@nillawafabutblack5604]

I saw a comment that said watermelons with white seeds are actually ‘seedless’ variety so the seeds can’t sprout

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

@@nillawafabutblack5604 Mature watermelon seeds are black.

[@purplebunnyprincess7651]

i would like to see ants in with it lol or ants and a cracker inside

[@2GoatsInATrenchCoat]

I was hoping it would visibly nourish the soil

[@mac9733]

@@2GoatsInATrenchCoat it did though. We saw the micro soil organisms feed and thrive off it.

[@unpleasantpresence5854]

I'm impressed they were able to stare at the watermelon and hold the camera so steady for that long

[@buckwheat8007]

lol

[@kdawg198]

THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING

[@1953Johnnyp]

It's all in the shoulders!

[@amu330]

No 🎩 📷 👨 deserves a raise

[@jujuthepro6428]

It’s a camera stand

[@nathanseper8738]

You're videos demonstrate the resiliency of life. The watermelon, even as it decomposes, provides nutrients and water so that new life can grow and thrive. It is weirdly beautiful.

[@Paul-cv8nv]

I thought the same. It's like its life and cell structure collapses back to soil for new complex life to emerge, to bring earth in order again as life.

[@SometimesDrawings]

It's the ciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiircle of liiiiiiiiiiife! And it moves us aaaalll...

[@nathanseper8738]

@@SometimesDrawings I can never not feel enraptured by that song.

[@lolzilla9317]

*YOUR Einstein

[@krashd]

From dirt we came, to dirt we'll go.

[@rodrigoalmeida550]

I needed a video like this to show my students at 4th Grade, in a public school here in Brazil, to a class about microorganisms. Being under soil helped to show them the action of microbes without insects. thank you so much

[@flokinelson]

caramba, que legal!

[@Gravvvyyy]

The most mind blowing thing about KZbin. Is the ideas people have to upload and spend their time on.

[@AriIsWatchingYT]

The commitment and editing is amazing! This channel deserves way more subs. Seeing things decompose is oddly satisfying. It would be interesting to see a time lapse of an ant farm.

[@Tuepp]

It would be nice to see a comparison between 2 different room temperatures (in example ~10⁰ C fridge vs ~20⁰ C room)

[@gost2633]

I love the soundtrack that you have for your videos each one is a purpose in its own it's great. It puts drama to a normally mundane unseen event.

[@guyclark521]

Your videos are quality! Nature is amazing. I also love the music you use 😊

[@kkibler1]

You have the most beautiful and wholesome content on KZbin. You capture the (our) interconnectedness...showing how flawless it all really is.

[@-Graham]

This is a channel that only exists to show us stuff rotting and you call it beautiful content. The irony about this is that you're 100% correct! 😂

[@roguerayquaza2547]

Nature never ceases to astonish me. I was eager to witness the growth of the watermelon seeds. Thank you for this incredible timelapse.

[@anmar2993]

It's so scary and beautiful at the same time when you see how time effect and change every thing.

[@airtechimages]

I never skip a photo owl video , awesome!

[@NessaOfDorthonion]

Usually I really don't like watching things decompose, but watching it happen in soil was much more interesting (and less gross than usual for me). Also watching it reverse after it gets to the end is satisfying

[@MM-hh]

Your mom

[@NessaOfDorthonion]

@@MM-hh cool thx for ur valuable input

[@MM-hh]

@@NessaOfDorthonion No probs!

[@NessaOfDorthonion]

@@MM-hh lol

[@eric988]

Every single one of these videos is surreal. This one was strangely beautiful. Thought provoking.

[@user400]

great idea! unique i love it.

[@PhotoOwl]

Thank you!

[@iamladyblack1188]

Would love to see what happened after day 34 and beyond. Also, I wonder if being exposed to light and up against the glass made a difference. It is so interesting how little things have such huge impacts. Kinda like reducing waste.

[@XmarkedSpot]

I wonder how long it would take for the seeds to break through the surface again.

[@adriennecloeter7394]

@ Yeah this is definitely a seedless watermelon but it would be super cool to see this with one that did have fertile seeds!

[@XmarkedSpot]

​@ Thanks. It seemed strange to me that none of them were even beginning to sprout whatsoever.

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

@@XmarkedSpot Actually, if the seeds were mature, we could have expected to see some sprouting, as they usually sprout within 14 days.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

@ watermelon seeds do not need to be black to sprout. color of the seed depends on the variety. i have seeds from at least half a dozen heirloom watermelons varieties and many have white seeds.

[@Fold-103]

@@orangemoonglows2692 most seedless watermelons have white seeds in them

[@zhernandoz43]

i have been waiting for a video like this for YEARS thank u this is a spectacular piece of media!!

[@JennyNobody]

So cool! I was particularly interested in the watermelon decomposing in soil!

[@ats-3693]

Yeah to be honest the other parts were a bit so so.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Yes, the watermelon decomposing in soil was the only part I liked. The rest of the video was rubbish

[@Tm_37]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. 👍

[@nabilahsnaturestudio]

How many projects do you have going on at one time? & how do you manage the smells? This one wouldnt be bad since it's in soil. But what about the others that are in open air?

[@bamf6603]

He doesnt shower.

[@Trash_Banditz]

probs keeps it all in a separate building like a greenhouse

[@time2livelife]

With the mold, I’m sure the projects would need to be in a separate room.

[@yourmomplaysfortnite6485]

It look like poop 💩💩

[@anastasiao2260]

I never stop being amazed by nature… I was hoping to see the watermelon seeds grow… thank you for this great timelapse.

[@JennyNobody]

It would interest me a lot to see "the same" watermelon slice in live soil!

[@StereoJoseph]

would that make it grow after it decomposes?

[@rayvvenn]

what is live soil?

[@brandonmikek2729]

@@rayvvenn live soil is soil that is live

[@tjossai9302]

@@brandonmikek2729 makes sense I guess

[@JennyNobody]

@@StereoJoseph no. The fertility of the seeds is what does that. Live soil just poses more risk to viable seeds as it opens them up to pests Edit: it's actually better to germinate seeds in a sterile soil free from fertilizer of any kind

[@Vatiraaa]

Can we get a round of applause for the camera man he stood there for 32 days recording for us.

[@b4d0n10n]

Absolutely awesome! I think I've watched all your content so far. Keep it coming! 😊

[@Thundorux]

The last thing I see before I sleep, amazing video 🍉!

[@ragekage5648]

Love how quickly it goes from pink to brown. such a wonderful way of decomposition

[@jourdanhamme4065]

In chemistry, one of the fundamentals of chemistry is that the universe favors chaos and destruction. It sounds sad and scary at first but your decomposition time-lapse videos show the beauty and necessity. We much recycle the old to build the new

[@Novaelline]

I am so proud of your progress on this channel and cannot wait for the future. Keep it up the talent shows.

[@Bharat_Maru]

Today's best recommendation from KZbin 👌🏻👌🏻

[@Donttrustmyresearch]

Thank you for all the work you put into making these ☺️

[@hannahheeeh]

Amazing video! Glad to see you in my feed again

[@jordandavis1618]

I really like the time laps idea of things that we don't see in our daily life but happens, and the dedication put forth to make these videos.😀

[@zedamanga6-f6o]

Beautiful and Good timelapse

[@xBFUwolfpack]

This is so mesmerizing to watch. It’s full of dedication on your part. Thanks again!

[@triceworkman2948]

WOW!😊 That was quite interesting. Thank you!

[@JosephCooperNightcore]

Your videos are really amazing. They took a lot of time to film, but the result really worth the wait. Btw, may i ask how many project do you usually film simultaneously?

[@AddictiveGaming_]

A billion, I bet

[@surgrus4367]

You may not ask!!!

[@deer563]

magic

[@ilovetoryy]

I love watching these kinda videos

[@Sam1056]

I'm curious, can you do a timelapse of the seeds of a watermelon slice in soil? I wonder if they'll grow.

[@urbexingTss]

Uhhh you forgot how watermelons grow?

[@silver_arctic]

yes i agree that will be amazing to see ^^

[@Lydiajean1313]

This is gmo watermelon. Seeds won't grow. Majority of your fruit bought in stores is gmo. At least in the US.

[@chickenmother-in-law9834]

I thought the seeds were going to grow into watermelons but the watermelon was immediately recreated without that process. Epic.

[@twitchylegs1781]

Trolling right?

[@anslmv]

this one is honestly so beautiful 🥺🥺

[@kevinbabicz]

We all came here expecting a tree to grow

[@8826avatar]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. It's very cool.

[@darnikrshowtime]

This was really cool! I am very curious how the process would have gone in a microbiome of different insects and decomposers!

[@janjuszczak7215]

hey man, cool video!! made me appreciate all the small livings things that surround us... have a great day guys😃😃

[@RyRyWags]

Very neat to see the slice "come back to life"!

[@Vent.16]

This is what i binge watch 24/7

[@jubeshjoseph1766]

KEEP GOING MAN! It's incredible!

[@YancyBeats]

I'm glad this is how I decided to spend my morning

[@swampfoxpeterslass4385]

Wow! That was mesmerizing, relaxing and disturbing! I really enjoyed it coming back to life! 😁🙏🏻👍🏻

[@vaporwaves]

damn that watermelon is such a vibe

[@notyourfriend5899]

I wish i had been able to see the seeds begin to sprout. Still looked amazing tho. Great job

[@lucarinaldichini324]

I still fail to understand how much time, work and dedication videos like this take. Applause.

[@SkywalkerSamadhi]

Amazing video with magnificent music. I've found that the music can really make or break these kinds of videos.

[@noobsley1757]

this man turned a watermelon into an ancient artifact in just one month

[@michalborecki2]

Better quality than my laptop

[@Mautiks]

Thanks. This is good knowledge to know here in America, where homelessness is skyrocketing due to inflation and rising house, food, energy, and consumer goods prices. As more and more people are forced to eat out of trash bins and dumpsters, this video will help people understand how old the food is!

[@Minyassa]

What a bunch of happy, spoiled springtails, this was lovely for them. :)

[@AnInterestedObserver]

Fascinating. Thank you for doing this work.

[@sonicNode]

Love your videos... Love from India

[@AndrewAce.]

Awesome music... Also, that's quite the fun fact...

[@mercurysew3000]

how wicked whould have been if the seeds spourted after a while. good job mate, keep up the good work!

[@wikidywikidywak]

you said to drop a comment, im now legally obliged to drop i comment. i like watermelon :)

[@TheChickenofAviation]

Dude thanks for everything, all that you rock thanks man really thanks

[@rodneylane5455]

Love your videos!

[@OlzGames]

i like this timelapse because theres no flies or maggots that can get to the food for once

[@pinkysistamb]

I think I love your decomposing watermelon videos the most. I agree with another viewer's comment. Refilm this with a riper slice with black seeds

[@thebasketballhistorian3291]

Imagine being this guy's friend and you come over his house and find all this random food rotting in separate rooms with bright lights and cameras pointed at them.

[@jawadoumar]

Thanks for making these videos

[@Elia2792]

Beautiful shots!!! I am going to use them in my channel

[@scottchelette9763]

I honestly had no idea what to expect from this, pretty cool

[@largefamilylife9]

what a sweet vid idea, thanks for sharing

[@hatsunay2863]

This just taught me a lesson about the past. You gotta keep the past in the past…just imagine losing a loved one☹️

[@jmgmarcus808]

watermelon: I got this. Soil: you don't got this Watermelon: hahaha Soil: wtf, I helped you though.

[@st.michaelthearchangel7774]

Very cool. Delicious food for the soil! Makes great compost.

[@Godsglory777]

I was disappointed, I was waiting for the seeds to start germinating...but then I realized this was a "seedless" watermelon...not an heirloom. That would be a very good time lapse to see the slice of watermelon die only to give rise to new life. ❤️👍🌱

[@krystal6137]

The way the seeds were left suspended in the soil after their matrix dissolved was quite poetic.

[@Nexo.Playzz]

This will be recommended to everyone in ten years I bet. If this coment says 7-10 years ago and you're in the future, I sure hope the world is in peace by then.

[@AvenueImaging]

That was great! Thank you for the content!

[@dimitrioskazaglias]

This is absolutely beautiful

[@Cherokeeseeker]

Beautifully done.thank you

[@J1nX227]

these videos are so cool

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.

[@ActivRoots]

The water running down looks very cool

[@stephanierue9341]

This soundtrack is beautiful.

[@mikami-teruuxx4671]

Not me thinking a new whole plant was bout to grow 😂

[@simonnachreiner8380]

Anaerobic decomposition is fascinating. The soil basically dehydrated the Mellon via I’m assuming osmosis causing the mostly water based flesh to break apart instead of microbes outright rotting it away.

[@wheninroamful]

Beautiful, amazing, thanks.

[@sayori3939]

That watermelon sweats more than me :3

[@surgrus4367]

Its kinda beautiful how the seeds stay perfectly intact, i love how evolution works

[@nacholuva_]

idk what i came here to see but i’m glad i came for some reason

[@wook187]

Good video. It actually breaks down faster outside..

[@chrishalstead4405]

Fascinating, thank you😊

[@MFH956]

Keep it up!! 👍👍👍