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You dont need to put the wire inside the plant; you need to create an antenna. Therefore, take a stick, wrap the copper wire around it, and insert one part of the wire into the ground and leave another part in the air. This should be done every 3 meters, inserting it in the area adjacent to the plants. This is how electroculture works. ua-cam.com/users/shorts5qBU51lLQiY?si=EiQ45FqVG5cpq-ur

In addition to these, I would add pandan plant as I use fragrant leaves for flavouring the curries. Pandanus amaryllifolius

Step 1: Get a multi-million dollar piece of property to grow all this stuff......

I think your garden looks great and you have given me ideas on how to fix ours in parts with putting new posts etc...we have enclosed ours in chicken wire to stop some of the animals eating some of the stuff we grow. Bella is having so much fun running up and down 🤣👏 she's quite the star of the show lol she's so gorgeous to and she knows it !! 😍..thanks again for your great tips Mark always love to watch and listen to all your wonderful ideas and tips . Take care to you and Bella 💜🐩👍 ps Luv your garden to!!

Sorry but: if you can afford a house and a terrain as big as yours: you're not in any danger to starve. The people who could use these crops are poorer people that live in cities and guess what: they don't have the space to grow stupid crops.

at this point you should have pulled the whole thing down and rebuild it with the plastic posts and a new lumber or more posts. this "fix" isn't going to hold either and will need a new investment of at least more time to patch it again. quoting thanos here, but the hardest decisions require the strongest will. yes pulling it down and rebuilding is a lot of work but its an investment of time that won't have to be made for many years.

The Three Sisters: corn, bean, and squash - support one another VERY well when grown together, and are on your list separately. Growing them together saves a lot of space. They're my favorites to grow! I usually have too much of those three every year, its amazing. I'm going to grow cabbage this year as well thanks to your recc, that seems super easy with the netting :)

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Proudly Dim 👍 enjoying your vids mate. It wouldn't be UA-cam without some trolls here n there.

You’re the gardening equivalent of Vice Grip Garage, comedy legends! ❤

Thank you for the recipe

I Love gardening and yes it can be quite strenous at times . I am 63 and still have a better phisical capacity than some other folk .Mind you my spine is worn out so I have to pace myself. BUT THE BENNEFITS ARE SO GOOD I love wacthing all the bird life come to my garden and the lizards. Have found larfe frogs and toads not cane toads and I HAVE VERY HAPPY BEEZ THAT VISIT EVERY SUMMER. i love the way new life comes from a seed.

I have grown sweet potatoes last year but the growing season was short and I got not many so maybe its not the right one for Melb. Australia. Years ago I grew some in an old apple box and had heaps but the weather down this way is cooler in spring then what it used to be. My sister and both love your program.

If you don’t mind me asking how long was the fence

Puns are off the charts. Nice.

So long since I had Rosella jam. Memories! I will have to keep my eye out for a plant. (Laughed at the CWA reference...they are fierce cooks).

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Mike you're awesome! I've already watched this video once but I just saw a clip for it again so I was rewatching and this time I happen to notice that while using your handheld auger your barefoot in your garden❤❤❤🎉

Can have some words

Very informative info, watched from start to finish, you do have a talent to keep your viewers watching.

Do you have a fenced yard? If not, do you have roos visiting your garden? We have no fence, and lots of roos visiting regularly. I’m only growing food up high on the veranda at the moment, because I’m worried they’ll eat all my veggies if I plant in the yard. I planted asparagus in my yard, and they’ve been attacking that. I have a huge yard, and would love to find a way to deter them, before we’re able to get fencing

love your work bro, so much to learn 😊

zoomies

Luke, you did a bang up job on that jungle. It looks really good. I wish I could get my sons to pitch in the garden. Maybe I can get them into it this weekend.

Love it

The best food will be birds. In the U.S. small game rifles for rabbits, birds and small animals is invaluable. Combine wild game with home grown crops and you've got a decent bit of food.

'Self Sufficient Me' for president

Thank you for the videos over the years, my garden has grow from 1 small raised bed to 3 large (4'X8'X30") and 6 small (3'X7'X24") and several containers for potatoes. Watching you build and correct things you could have done better have greatly benefited my boys and I as we get deeper into be self sufficient. On a different note, I tend to judge the quality of my soil by the earth worms present, I run a tree care service and fill the bases of my beds with wood chips (mulch). Each year I tend to add 2 parts topsoil, 1 part cow manure, and 1 part peat moss, then throw blood meal and bone meal in, and mix. I figure if I'm attracting worms and night crawlers, I'm doing something right.

You have inspired me - I have just put up two long and two square Birdies beds - bought the stuff from Plant Doctor you recommended - if you are ever up in Toowoomba you are welcome for a cuppa 🙂

Ha ha ha, the dog is cute! He has the zoomies!

I couldn't get the 5% off.code.to work on Epic.😢

I heard a tip about planting small seeds, use an old salt shaker, mix the seeds with some sand and shake them onto your soil and cover them with your mulch :-)

You know, you’re quite a lot like my own father and I really appreciate that. Cheers from Abilene, Tx!

Mosquitoes !!! How do you work in shorts with mosquitoes!!

Thank you Sir! ❤ I definitely am looking for taller garden beds due to a bad back. I love yours! 😊

Sorry Mark. You may want to try that video again. We were so entertained by that little K9 of yours i don’t even know what you were saying! There were four of us laughing and watching for the dog! Nah, just kidding. Great job again!

Thanks for sharing the failures as well as successes. We learn from it all

I use electrical conduit buried deep in the ground for my beds. Keeps them nice and squared.

Bella is adorable!! I hope she's in more of your videos!

You getting muddy for mummy!!! Love it

Lifesaving tip: wear f***ing boots.

Thanks for the DIM. I was worried as you used that giant auger with bare feet.😬 Please be safe!😅

Broccoli is one of the most nutrient rich plants in the cabbage family! I’d grow that too.

Bella is an absolute GEM!! How can you not feel good when watching that kind of Joy?? What a huge gift to your family!! Great that your Son is able to get into theater school. My son also did that, and he is living his dreams. He is on the technical end, not on stage. I hope your son does fabulously in his endeavor!! And always, incredible information. Thank you for all you do!! The best to you and yours!

Dude, It’s the central banks. The politicians are pawns. Nothing changes until the money printing ends

That's a full punnet of puns there bro good vid.

Thanks for another great one Mark. The "DIM" idea is great. Our garden is full of my DIM efforts. Including PVC-lined wooden raised beds and a couple of sheds that are so weird they might get a prize for modern architecture.

Ok this might be a stupid question, but you said it will grow just about anywhere so here it goes haha. I live in alaska, could it grow here? Particularly southern alaska so it’s a bit warmer but the winters are still long and sometimes there are some winters that are MEGA cold

I love you and your videos...I always feel happier when they end. You make me laugh and learn at the same time!

Did you harvest the grasshoppers.