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Okay, I couldn't turn the brightness up so I had to start a new video. Anyway, here's two plants. I've gone ahead, I've put a few slices in there. Like I said, the things about to fall over on me. So I'm just going to go ahead and give it another whack here. And, uh, what you're going to see, what happens? Doing this with one hand. as many

roots as I can here. There we go. There's a nice root system down there. That's looking good. I'm getting under it with the shovel and pulling some nice thick roots out. This one should be fine. And look at this. We've exposed all of these other new ones down here. Look at this. There's a bunch here. And there's of course that one there. So now we're going

hole in the wrong place. So I'm going to need to put the plant over here more. I'm going to dig another hole right over here. Um, and fill that one back in and move the plant out more. Because it's too close to those other plants. Okay. I decided to do this. This corner wasn't going to work for it. It was too close to the walkway. I

wanted it back a little bit. And I noticed there was a nice big space between this bush and this bush. And I was like, Oh, dude. Right. What do you think? Cool. Huh? So all I got to do now is fill the hole in. I've got it in there. I've got it in a position. I got it the way I want it. I think it looks

cool. Kind of with the flower. Kind of like over here. You know, I'll cut that off eventually. I'm sure. But now I got to do is take this pilot right here and just fill it in around the roots down there. I've got it standing. I think just the way I want it to stand in there. And there's going to be some other plants that split off

from there. And I'll be able to cut those off eventually. But, um, yeah, let's go ahead and fill that in. You can see I've already spread the dirt around over here and fill this back in. So it looks, you know, nice. One plant instead of two, you know, munch together right there. And you can see how it happens. Another one sprouts up next to it and

boom. That's the next thing. You know, so you got to take a shovel. And you can put it in and slice this off at any point. It'll have roots on it. And you can plant this in a plant or somewhere or put it anywhere else in your yard. Or you can start a whole hedgerow of these things. So let's go ahead and fill this in and

see how it looks more done. Okay, man, it's in. And it's, um, it's, uh, watered in. And the other one has been. Receded with, uh, with the cedar chips on top. And watered in is. Well, um, I put the growth that I saw up front. So we'll be seeing some shoots come out the front of this one. But, um, I think it's good placement. I think

it looks great right there. Let's look at it from another angle. This is, uh, basically you're going to be seeing it from over here. But when you're out of the yard, you're looking out here. It's going to look like this. So, uh, we got this one. This one. And I planted six back here. And then we've got this one over here. And there's three here. And

there's three here. They're going to sprout up. And check this out. I, uh, I was over here. Right here or. Maybe it was over there. Not here. I was over. It was over there. Right. And I found some more of those seeds in the ground. I think that's what these are. I think it's a little bit more. I think this and these, I think they're this

plant possibly young. But I found these. Look at this. Look at this. It's like these would be so cool in little pots, you know, little house plants. Look at that. That was cool right there, man. Not amazing. So I found all of this tune. And. Really cool. I'm going to plant those two. I got four more ready to go right here. Five more. Five more. That

one's going. And I'm just going to keep watering these up. Here's another one. Six more. And waiting to see if they, uh, if they shoot out a root or not, they like being, um, they like being on the ground, uh, undisturbed. You know, and they formed that. Humidity underneath them. And then they start to root at the bottom. But, uh, that's exciting stuff right there, man.

I love this. I'm going to go collect all of those. And, uh, we'll see if we can figure out a place. I think I might put these on the creek or something. I'll go check the front of the house too. Also, I found this little tree. Um, growing next to the creek. And I thought that might make a nice addition where this empty pot is. I

put that in right there. Pretty. Red stems. I don't know what it is. And check this out over here. I wasn't seeing any growth out of the top of this banana. It was really driving me crazy, man, because it's such a thick, beautiful stalk. You know, and I kept cutting it down and cutting it down and cutting it down and finally, man, finally. Look, I cut

it down and I clipped off a little bit of leaf coming out of the center. I'm so happy because, um, that is going to be a leaf popping out of the top of this tree. And I'm going to have growth. That's why it's all wet up here with water because it's, it's alive. But that's that, that's the top that, uh, came out of the plug. The

plugs are down. You can see I kept cutting plugs off down there. Into the time, into the time, into the time. As hollow hole right here. If it's hollow, that means your leaf is further down. It'll eventually come up. But, um, you know, it's got to split the plan open to work the leaf through. And as you can see, I'm going to wrap it to this

one, the tip of the leaf, um, right here, the tip of the leaf died because it was pushing up against the hole it couldn't get through. So, you know, just take your knife and cut it down and cut it down until you find that center. I found another center. This should grow. We'll see over here. I cut this one. Um, we're waiting to see if this

one goes. So, uh, and this one's already sprouting over here. This one's sprouting. Right here. Which is great. So, that's going to be fine. So, what I've got right now, uh, we're waiting on this one. Wait, I'm not one. Wait, I'm just going to do something. So, I've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve. And then 13, 14, 15, 16,

um, and then you count these 17, 18. There's 18. 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18. Right off the bottom of that little one. So, that's exciting new growth, but these are looking great, man. Everything's doing really well. And of course, the avocados here. And here, I don't know if I've ever actually shown you guys the avocados. Using the pause feature on my phone to get us

there quicker. It's like teleporting. It's like goddamn teleporting you. Um, so this is the one that deer ate the top off. And I'm glad because I'm hoping it's, it's split because it's just a beanstalk. And I don't want to be in stock. I wanted to be more like this one, which has got a V cut in it. A nice, a nice V. And two separate sides.

I want it to grow out like a tree, not like a pole. Um, but this one's really good. I want to get some trees and I want to get some tendries and tendries and oranges out here as well. Um, we'll see if we can add that to the orchard. This one sprinklers right. Take a knife and cut around and get the grass off a lot. A

lot of sprinklers in the yard. It's a lot of work, man. It's crazy. I finished this little area off out here just with pine needles. Oh, yeah. And I also raked all of the pine needles out of this area. This was full of pine needles. I raked all that and I put them up here. You know, I made this because this was dirt. I put down

pine needles. This is nice and soft now. And I'm going to actually throw some more pine needles down right here. So when you walk over, you don't walk in and dirt, you know. Just have to collect some more. Oh, you know what I also did, man. Um, check out this waterfall over here. This up fountain. So this was tilted. It was level. I had originally tilted

it. So it wouldn't drip. And there was a drip of water coming out the back right there. Just a little drip, drip, drip. But it was enough to drain the freaking thing down about an inch or two a day. And I had to keep putting water in it. So it's a kind of compensate for it. When the hose is on, it's got a leak in it.

Um, you can see it's on right now and you can see the leak. All right. See that little leak right there in the hose. So I'm going to put it in the water. So there's a little leak where the hose is attached right there. I haven't fixed that. And so I just put that part in there and left the hose on and I kept it filled.

But now I've tilted the whole waterfall forward with a little stick. So now it doesn't do that anymore. So I don't need to keep the hose in there anymore. And I can turn the hose off. Just a little sitting area over here where I had a waterfall. And I took the waterfall down a couple days ago, just rinse the creek out. You can get all the

silt off the bottom. And you can see there's no longer a waterfall here, but there's a nice little... That lady is so rude to me all the time. That's that rude bitch that never says hello to me. Fuck that lady, man. Fuck that lady, rude bitch. She reminds me of the witch from Wizard of Oz. I'm on a bicycle. Anyway, so you can see now there's

no more waterfall, but there's a nice little current through there. And the water's all leveled out. So I'm just letting that rinse through. And waiting for a couple of rains, you know, to kind of finish the job. And then I'll put the waterfall back. It's really easy to do. So I'm just going to take a little bit of the water. And then I'm just going to

put the water back in there. And then I'm just going to put the water back in there. And then I'm just going to put the water back in there. And then I'm just going to put the water back in there.