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today i'm going to show you how i drill

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danger from see

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as you see on the screen i have a couple

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of six parts

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the young one smaller and the big one

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when it's drawing big it turns to the

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brown color

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and getting dryer

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and this time we need to use made a wire

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or something to wrap it up

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around the seat part otherwise the seat

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part will dry

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open and the wind will blow all the sea

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away

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about a week after the passes crack and

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open this is the time to harvest and

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bring it inside to avoid from

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drain water wind and others

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you can save it for a few years or you

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can draw it

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right away after taking down from the

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tree

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before blending you need to remove all

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the hairs

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from both ends of the seat

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i use one hand to hold the seat and the

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other hand to remove all the hands

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when holding it i tried not to use too

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much pressure

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to avoid farm damage

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foreign

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the 181 seat for a pair of seed puffs

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some people they put them in the water

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over the night before blending

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and someone just put in the water over

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an eye

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and peel up the skin for easy drawing

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but i don't think it's the necessary to

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do that

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the key is keep them in the moisture

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area

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i just put them directly into the soil

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i give the plastic and i drill a hole on

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the bottom

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of all of them and i fill them all with

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potting soil

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i glue all the plastic cup together so

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it's hard to fall

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by the strong wind or using the handling

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but you don't have to do that

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i water it too well and miss you on the

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saucy completely wet

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and i use my finger to make a hole on

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its cup

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i put one seed into that hole

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and fill up with the story

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after finish them all i leave it in the

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straight area for a few days

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where the perfect temperature is about

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80 fat and high degree

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or 30 celsius degrees

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i made through the soil them all the

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time

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if the soil is about to dry out i gently

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spray with water and keep its moisture

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after a few days a hundred percent of

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seed

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is germinating

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i keep leaving it in the shade area for

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three weeks

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and keep the soy moisture not wet

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and here is an update after four weeks

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as you see 100 percent of the seed

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is germinated

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and now i can move it to the other place

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where there's four

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or five hours of the sunlight in the

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morning

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over here is a good place for baby laser

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rose

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there's about four or five hours of the

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sunlight every day

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i will water it every other day

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and i keep the soil moisture i will

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leave it like that for

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maybe about four months after four

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months i will do the first reporting

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thank you so much for your watching i

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hope you enjoy

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if you like this video please subscribe

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share and like it i hope to see you in

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Cultivating Seashore Vegetation: A Step-by-Step Guide

In the video, the process of cultivating seashore vegetation, specifically seeds, is demonstrated. The key to successful cultivation lies in understanding the unique characteristics of these seeds. Seashore vegetation seeds are comprised of six parts, with varying sizes indicating maturity. When the seeds grow large and turn brown, it is time to harvest them to prevent them from opening up and dispersing.

Preparing the Seeds

To prepare the seeds for planting, it is crucial to remove all hairs from both ends of the seed. Carefully handle the seeds to avoid damage while cleaning. Some opt to soak the seeds overnight before planting, but maintaining a moist environment is vital.

Planting Process

The planting process involves placing the seeds directly into the soil, ensuring a well-drained environment. By creating holes in plastic cups filled with potting soil, the seeds are set up for growth. Regular watering and misting help to keep the soil moist.

Germination and Growth

After thorough care and monitoring, seed germination occurs within days. Once the seeds have sprouted, it is essential to keep the soil moist but not wet. Gradually, as the seedlings grow, they can be moved to a sunlit area for optimal growth. Regular watering and monitoring are crucial during this stage.

Conclusion

Four weeks post-planting, the seeds have germinated successfully, showcasing a nurturing environment's effectiveness on growth. The progress demonstrates the rewards of patience and dedicated care in cultivating seashore vegetation.

By understanding the unique needs of seashore vegetation seeds and providing the necessary care, a lush and thriving garden can emerge. The journey from seed to sprout is a rewarding experience that highlights the beauty and resilience of nature. In the gardening world, each seed planted is a promise of new life and growth, waiting to unfurl.

As you embark on your own gardening endeavors, remember the delicate balance of care and patience required to nurture life from a tiny seed. Happy planting!