We’re back at it again, roasting our favorite plant hacks channel. This time I brought on Jacques, our resident Garden Hermit here at Epic Gardening to provide his expert roasting skills!
00:00 – Intro
00:46 – Watermelon Shape Hack
01:43 – Bulb Planter?
02:03 – Hairpins for Plants
02:53 – Growing Pineapple
04:02 – Dracaena Saw
04:34 – Cat Grass Litterbox
05:24 – Overwatering Hack
06:12 – Plant Cloning
07:21 – Grafting Hack
08:46 – Weird Grafting
09:13 – Passive Watering
10:17 – Floating Raft Propagation
10:41 – Straw Stem Splint
11:11 – Moss Pole
12:13 – Planting Protection
12:44 – Deadly Apple
13:53 – Outro
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What a hilarious video thank you!! One thing, at 13:13 I think you guys meant to say stratification (breaking seed dormancy) over vernalisation (flower bud formation) =]
So love how they go thru and show how obsurd these are for beginners yo not b mislead! Lmao!
At 7:55 is that a pothos and an orange growing out if a rose bush?!?!?
Shouldn’t that last girl be like 60 at the point she gets an apple to eat?! Now THAT would be accurate!
5 minute crafts don't want people realising they are a bunch of click baiters, who bang out a load of unusable non hacks that is actually convoluted crap.
I laughed until I cried! Between the witty banter between the 2 of you, the big head filters and the actual video you are 'reviewing' I was hysterical. My husband actually checked on me to see what was going on. I love when you do these videos. Keep up the good work guys!
More like 5 minute crap, amirite?
I love when you roast these things. I had a Mango seed drying out on the window sill when you mentioned in a podcast episode that you had debunked "that fast motion guy" with all the tips and how the Mango thing isn't true. Womp-a-dee womp womp. So what should I do with the Mango seed now? Zone 6a/b (right on the border).
Love your vids and podcast, so incredibly helpful and I'm happy that gardening and sharing the wealth of knowledge and experience in gardening has become such a plentiful part of your life!
I want straight to the hairpin one- I use that trick with my pothos. You can coil the long runners and pin them so they're touching the potting soil and they will keep rooting. Fun!
How do you feel about growing algae? I ask because I recently found out you can turn it into a biofuel/oil that can be processed into plastics and food(both for people and animals), and would be an excellent post-apocalyptic resource.
MEH!
A lot of these are on par with the ideas of using Coke to clean a toilet or use Spam to polish your furniture. And why ruin a perfectly good mop handle by burying the base in soil for the moss tower. Better to get a piece of PVC pipe. then hot glue patches of moss to it. And if you're going to wick, make sure you use 100% cotton rope.
Very entertaining tutorial, especially your camera work. Well done guys!
Sorry I can’t watch these or her
Man has yet to actually perform any of these "hacks" to disprove them or to be surprised some may actually work? Its one thing to say they don't. Another thing entirely to prove they don't. Ever going to? Doubt it…. you do these "react" videos over and over. How about backing it up?
5 min crafts has a PhD in… distraction
Well for pineapples, i bypass the jar of water, and just take it straight outdoors and pop it down almost anywhere, even temporarily in an existing pot plant. They are always happy to get along without much attention until im ready to give it some real ground to grow in.
Oh my god….these people dude….the editing…uhhgg..like 2% was good…but …
Always love your videos
The wheat grass/ cat grass looked like it was grown on cubes (look at when she's cutting the roots) lol
Thank you for the tampon comment because I was saying the exact same thing, don’t waste your feminine hygiene products on problems that are not that bad, I really appreciate this
I also did use the straw trick to hold up my bent alocasia leaves, they didn’t heal but they didn’t die as quickly either so it’s worth the effort in some cases
Love the video!!! So funny! I love your balloon heads!! Keep ‘em coming!!
Ah this bring back memories of the good old days when you reacted/roasted BLossom lol
Ok. First of all the wired face distortions make me want to freak out and hide under my bed….no….don’t do that. Next, the debunk is so cool. Go for it.