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Can this mixture be used inside a house safely safely

My neighbor, who grew up in Italy, has always used chicken manure to repel creatures.

Yeah, my miniature rose bush grave yard is massive. I always thought it was my poor ability, which I guess maybe it was since I didn't know the right things to do for them. I actually have 3 right now that are hanging by a thread, but at least trying to give a bit of new growth. For people who are ready to give up, just keep trying. You really have to get them into the right conditions. They may even need a serious cut down if they show signs of disease. Just don't use dirty pruning shears, clean them first.

Hi Jason! have you done a video on fertilizer burn? ...I thought my roses were getting sunburned but now I think its fertilizer burn and I'm not sure how to fix it.

Brilliant! Thank you.

Did you know there are Japanese Beetle traps? Yep, just saw another you tube video short, White House on The Hill, with the Japanese Beetle traps.

Hi there! Dont need to give them water?

Bananas for roses work though. Put them in the soil near the root of the rose. When watering the plant it helps growing. But not producing abundant flowers.

Even aloe does.not work.

Fake fake fake. I tried it and they never came out!

I was out with my dogs around 2 am and saw the Japanese Beetles on the grass so quickly got my bug jar and collected them and this definitely cut back on my infestation this year.

I just repotted six young own root miniature varieties, including Hot Tamale and a bunch of Ralph Moore’s. I’m super excited for them to bloom!

Planted a mini rose from ALDI cost £2.29 and it is now 3ft tall and covered in a mass of beautiful roses.

What k8md of borax?

Thank you so much 😊 for such direct and informative video!

Ahh, so once again, the life lesson of keep it simple applies!

Algae is actually a beneficial factor for the rooting process in water and you should try leaving it because it means the chlorine and other things that are in tap water have dissipated which algae does assist in that and also assist in adding oxygen to the water. When you throw it out you start that process over and over which probably is stalling out the rooting effect. Putting pothos cuttings in with other more stubborn cuttings in the water at the same time gives a similar effect

According to the HelpMeFind website, the rose Jacqueline du Pre is a hybrid spinossisima or Scots Rose. Somewhere else I read that it is just a hybrid Rosa canina or dog rose.

I see it's been 3 yrs sincw you set up your mist system. What have you had to replace on the system if any?

Could you post a top 20 best fragrant tea hybrid roses please ?

I only plant repeat bloomers but since the weather has been so bad we don’t have much blooms anyways 😢

Wow! Ab~soul~utely fascinating!! I came here knowing nothing about the caretaking of roses🌹 We bought an old Victorian Home and have been told that the rose bushes here are very old. They are looking unhealthy and sad. So I have been trying to revive them. Who knew there was so much to know about rose care. I am not a green thumb. Wish me luck 🍀 Thank you so much for this informative vid!! 🤩🌹

Live in zone 10?

When should you begin this process in zone five? When can you plant these outdoors

This works really well. I also dont generally care about ants but a couple years ago I suddenly had a infestation. I had seen a site recommending using cottons balls in the sugar/borax solution, which I did. Waffles would work too.

I think small farmers have to think about social media anymore. There's no way that I, living in the midwest USA, would have found you otherwise. I cant buy your plants but I'll do what I can to promote your site.

Absolutely love spending time with you! You share so much great information and love for gardening

Hi Jason, do we deadhead at the end of main canes on a new (year one) climbing rose

It's ideal for pine seeds germination pl

Hello Jason, I am trying to follow your formula. In your video at 5:17 minutes you wrote that potassium bicarbonate is 3g/L and is 3% weight / volume. But shouldn’t it be therefore 3g/100ml instead of 3g/1L? Can you please clear up my confusion? I am about to mix up the solutions soon and I want to get it right. Thank you for your hard work in making these helpful videos!

My first viewing of a video on eradicting ants. Very encouraging. Thanks very much.

I thought I knew a lot about roses but I've been learning a lot from your channel. Especially these mini roses! I never knew they could actually survive at least from my experience. After watching this video, you've given me the confidence to give them a try.

Lucky me, I found your channel doing a search on pruning & dead heading roses. Very helpful channel, thank you, nice to know the slant cut is not here or there, btw, & you've such gorgeous roses, a beautiful farm,& such a lovely location love all the bird feeders too. I have one hybrid tea, a Double Delight I've had since 1989 and I'm very interested in preserving this rose, I love that rose.. The other is a white Iceberg floribunda 2010 or it was white. I moved both to southern NH from Bostom, strangely the floribunda white Iceberg when it bloomed the second summer, the roses turned red. It was transplaneted twice, my husband dug it in first but it was too deep I moved it to another location all together. I have done a search and find some change colour slightly, but this was shocker from white to red not pink I just did a search and I see there is a variety called Burgundy Iceberg ours was certainly white in Boston, and this is a deep red not like the Burgundy, it was white when I first transplanted it in August 2016, red in 2017. It use to be very beautiful in white and very fragrant, it's still pretty just odd that is red. I wonder if it was grafted and I cut the wrong part off or damaged it when transplanting twice. In any case thank you for your channel.

I I like your colourful bird houses. Thank you for your advice and tips.

I'm thrilled to have located your channel , Your roses are gorgeous. I appreciate this exposé. From roses to mental health, I think there are a lot of self serving or narrative pushing underhanded creators in yt.

Wow Jason! What a wonderful mini tour. I've written a few down that MUST come to love with me here in Western Washington State(Lakewood, just south of Seattle, 8b.) excellent info. Blessings 💛🖤💛 Stacy

Very helpful, clear, concise video! Thank you! Blessings from the Great Pacific Northwest, Lakewood, Washington 💛🖤💛 Stacy

Just a quick question...when do you prune your rose bushes back so far there are only a few bare stems left and when do you just do a clean up on a full rose bush? Little confused...thanks.

Have you thought about developing an online course about some of these topics you've covered over the years? Online courses and on site courses are very popular with the permaculture crowd. Maybe something to think about developing during the slower winter months.

I love your wholistic views

I have a rose Bush and I want to grow Lavander in my front yard i live in Ont. Toronto where the weather can get very cold what should I do ?

Hi Jason love your videos learnt loads of tips on rose care👍I know your probably well busy but if possible could you answer my rose question. When planting a new climbing rose or any new rose should you deadhead the new buds to encourage growth... Ian Milton Keynes England...

Is there a difference between potting mix and potting soil? Someone making SIP containers said to not use potti g soil, but to use potting mix instead.

Thank you so much for sharing your information! I don't have sodium bicarbonate and I'm wondering if I can replace it with calcium chloride or sodium alginate or citric acid? Thank you so much for your help!

Another great lesson. Thanks. - Question: Do you have any recommendations for on-line horticulture courses or degrees?

Are there any updates? I’d love to see how Josh’ garden is doing now.

Thank you for this video! I just heard a gardener recommending liquid tomato fertilizer after the first flush (in addition to granular in the early spring) is there any truth to that? Any thoughts on a recommended fish fertilizer? thanks!

What about azalea?

This video was a great public service. Thank you.

Thank you, I'm new at this!