Unlike plastic pots, banana leaves let you transplant straight into soil, so roots keep growing without shock.
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Unlike plastic pots, banana leaves let you transplant straight into soil, so roots keep growing without shock.
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That is really neat!
Don't give me ideas 😂
Useful until the leaf begins to rot.
I already do this with cardboard! wish I could do it with leaves, but unfortunately the snow disagrees
Cute and sustainable. Yes, from nature and back to nature 😍.
I'm in the area where we turn tree blood into delicious sugary syrup. Different opportunities 😂
I like this! Could you make a bigger one?
Perfect 🎉❤
The chinese music in the background tho!!
Would rather chop and drop.
This feels like one of those Vietnamese gardening hacks youtube channels. Love it tho.
I saw this on Gio Garden.🤔 Maybe it's Geo Garden. 🤔 Not sure, but it worked for him. I'm good, I have pots.
Great idea!
You should do a travel series about gardening and farming methods in other countries. I'd love to see things like this locals come up with
that little carving at the end looks just like Eric!!
You can use it like parchment paper too.. or wrap food like suman 😋
Thought this was a Blossom vid for a sec
Bro starting his own 5 minute hacks video
You could make a great seed-snail using those leaves.
The leaves would be better for seed snails
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Hey a pov thats actually a pov!
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Awwww the tiny Moai is sooo cute!!
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Nice job Kevin ❤
Jelas sekali kamu bukan orang Asia. Kamu mengambil selembar daun pisang untuk membuat satu pot mini, dengan bentuk yg berantakan? Sorry bro, terlalu boros 😂You're clearly not Asian. You took a banana leaf to make a mini pot, with a messy shape? Sorry, bro, that's too wasteful 😂
ok thats a cool way to start seeds for transplanting 👍🏻🌱
youve heard of banana leaf pots but what aboun banana leaf tamale
Can't wait to see update.
Dare i say, epic?
Cute!
I think those "seed snails" will give more bang for your buck.