Our old friend Blossom seems to have changed their ways. Most of these tips are kind of, sort of…true?
Original video: https://www.facebook.com/112284674585/videos/124844119502939
00:00 – Intro
01:11 – Laundry Mushroom Growing
02:40 – Toasting a Pinecone
03:35 – Buttermilk Moss Paint
04:42 – Coconut Coir Potting
06:04 – Bottom Watering Plants
06:44 – Succulent Color Change
07:07 – Sweet Potato Growing
08:13 – Green Onion Hack
09:01 – Rooting Tomato Cuttings
09:30 – Chamomile Tea Bag
09:54 – Hydrogen Peroxide Germination
10:33 – Luffa Seeds
10:58 – Snake Plant Propagation
11:33 – Outro
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They cut into the bottle with a trowel by heating the trowel and melting the bottle
Nice roasting. Finally someone telling the truth about all these fake hacks
“Those roots are kinda hot” lmao
The onion holes… They hated the spade first. It just melted the plastic… ☺️
Are you really vega?
8:14 the shovel is heated and the plastic melts. that's actually how I add more drainage holes to plastic pots.
For the oyster mushrooms, they actually laid out two different kinds of oyster mushroom. The very first one they put down was a King Oyster, but of all the oyster they laid down, only two were King oyster, the rest were just regular oyster which is what they showed cutting off after growing.
I bought just a few on the vine organic tomatoes in the supermarket they were two small vines of tomatoes. with an instinct i didn't use one of the vines. I let sit turning over so not to Rot them and they dried for a few months in the kitchen, they were quite dry and one day when I opened it was sprouted greens inside. no soil no water. Just quality organic tomatoes and time.
Plant your tomatoes sideways for much faster growth.
i always keep my dirt in my kitchen cabinet
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What they used to cut holes into the bottle in the onion hack was a heated up tiny garden shovel. As long as it's metal, it transfers heat well and melts the thin plastic of the bottle. Good breakdown on the hacks though, thank you! Some of them belong into the "why" category but still. 😀
Plants Are weird
@8:28 the tiny spade was heated.
4:40 Bro, do you not have cabinets/cupbaords in your garage for storage?
do any video from (self sufficient me)
do reactions to blossom and calling them out for there crap is easy since they don't actually garden ( meaning they look up popular things then post them with ought doing or knowing anything in the subject
and the mushrooms hack will work and work better then the mix ( in some ways ) but you dont want to use a basket like that (use a bucket make holes in it and plant them in layers about 5 or 6 thick each about 3inch apart and never that much of a mushroom)
I never thought I’d hear someone say “those are some hot roots” hahaha!
I think with the onion hack they heated up the tip of the shovel to puncture the holes.
I'm guessing that they cut those holes in the plastic bottle by heating their mini trowel
the way they did the oyster mushrooms will be 100% producing contaminations and not oysters… if you want to grow from spores you need to work in a sterile enviroment.
just use organic ginger and leave it out on the counter for some time
Time-stamp 8:30 used heated trowel
I guessed correctly.
Yo I’ve used your website for gardening information: never knew you had a YouTube channel!
the onion holes were made with a heated tool i guess
The buttermilk moss thing only works if you choose a surface that matches what it was originally growing on. They put in dead and artificially dyed lichen as the “moss” that supposedly grew from it.
I wouldn’t put snake plant cuttings in water. But 6-8 weeks sounds about right; they can definitely be slow.
Can u make a vid for indoor plant care
You're being way to generous to these awful "hacks"