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Pterassic NW
Добавлен 24 окт 2011
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Buell 1125r vs XL883L- & The Word of God
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Buell 1125r vs XL883L- & The Word of God
Closing the Chapter - Leaving the PNW
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Closing the Chapter - Leaving the PNW
PNW Jungle - Denied Area & Setting Sun Rays
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PNW Jungle - Denied Area & Setting Sun Rays
PNW Butia Spearpull - Recovery in Progress
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PNW Butia Spearpull - Recovery in Progress
Trachycarpus - 3 years from 5 gal
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Big Butia Spearpull... Oh No!
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The other 2 Butias in-ground had no issue. They're both a little smaller. I think this is a rot issue due to too much wet. This is the wettest part of my garden.
Best Variegated Fern for the PNW - Arachnoides simplicior variegata
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Best Variegated Fern for the PNW - Arachnoides simplicior variegata
Danger Garden 2023- PNW Desert Garden UPDATE!!
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Danger Garden 2023- PNW Desert Garden UPDATE!!
Late Trachycarpus Seed Harvest Centralia Wa MAY23
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Late Trachycarpus Seed Harvest Centralia Wa MAY23
Fringecup. Tellima grandiflora. PNW native plant gives you night vision.
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Fringecup. Tellima grandiflora. PNW native plant gives you night vision.
Beware, it is very invasive. In Chile is considered a pest for farmer as their seeds feed mice. It has its role in the environmental balance. This plant is now used as a based for Nanocellulose; a gel like type of component that can strengthen comcrete and other material it is considered strong as steel and flexible as a spider web.
I know this was years ago but I am a little confused on the torsion bars. Do you have a video on those? My truck is heavy duty like yours. Do I take the bars out? Take the torsion off and leave them in? Heard you take some bolts out and remove clips?. What did you do? Is it safe?
Unload the t-bars by backing out the adjuster at the rear of the torsion bar. First jack up the wheel to unload the torsion bar, then back off the adjuster but keep track or how many turns, or wrench flats, you back it off, do you can re-set it after you're done.
Sorry my phones auto correct sucks. T-bars stay in but you will want to unload them. Back out the adjuster at the rear of the torsion bar and keep track of how many turns so you can reset it when you're done.
@@wintermetalhd Thank you
That’s a cello, not a bass. A bass is about 6 feet high overall. And that bridge is way too huge, obviously, as it is indeed for a bass.
You seem to not know the difference between the two instruments. Double basses have extendable endipens, which are extended when playing pizz (to make the instrument taller), and collapsed when playing arco (to make the instrument shorter). Cellos are significantly smaller overall than double basses. Not just in height.
This was helpful. Thank you!
There is no need to pull the plastic cover off on top the egr housing. Also, remove the two bolts behind the egr cooler and everything comes out in one piece. Backout the studs that (6mm) that hold the egr valve. One piece removal. Much much easier.
Is the goldies wood fern the 3rd largest fern in the USA? Also the ostrich fern the 4th largest fern in the USA?
I hadn't heard of the goldies, that's a big one too. Ostrich ferns are decent.
Really nice arrangement.
Where is Patrick Schafers place of business located? He seems incredibly difficult to contact. Guess I'll just have to make a trip out there.
He doesn't have a place of business, he's a hobbyist, and along in years so he can be difficult to get ahold of as he doesn't do it for profit. Try to email him at coolhybrids@yahoo.
Hi. Do you feed them?
Hi. I have been looking for videos from washington state about yards and plants native to here. But I have pine needles everywhere in my backyard and shade. How do you handle that issue around your property?
I recently had to move. But, my property in WA had LOTS of shade from all the big Douglas firs. Sun lovers had to be positioned where I could get them in the sun. The evergreen needles never presented a problem, they were everywhere, even in the house from being tracked in all the time.
I worked for a hydroponic store back in 2015 and it's hilarious to see fools buying buying these mars hydros and cheap blurple LEDs. Congratulations, now you've got a ton of single, 100w lights... and a lot of these shitty Amazon LEDs mislead the customer read the fine print. "1000w equivalent LED that only consumes 100!" Time and time again idiots going through the light gauntlet on amazon, wasting tons of money over the course of months, or even years. If my "grow room" (his fucking living room..) looked like that, I wouldn't be advertising it on RUclips lol.
You're so cool. Thank you for your input. I'll try to be like you.
What is it then
Oil from the PCV condensating and leaking out the intake. Sorry this was a long time ago.
@@wintermetalhd thanks for the reply. I just did pcv reroute and still have oil leaking between engine and transmission so I will he doing rear main
It was the rear main
There is only one type of ostrich fern I belive ostrich fern is the species like lady ferns cinnamon ferns etc
No, there are at least 2 different types, that's why I made this video. Neither "lady fern" nor "cinnamon fern" are in either "ostrich fern" genus of Matteucia or Diplazium. But thank you for your thoughts.
Beat on the flat side not the radius side of the bearing.
Dislike just for the mandatory 1:30 ad
Outstanding suggestion to use a chisel- that was a lifesaver.
This thing alive still?
No. I think this one ended up dying from rotting roots.
Why did it take u so long to take this out video s purpose or just never did one before?????
sir, thank you very much for the info... mine is broken and honestly i thought there was no way to get it out without breaking anything else... again thanks for the indo
Do you have more seeds? I search jubaea x syagrus seeds for my Garden in germany. A Little luck i had , i found to but some butyagrus Palms.
I bought these from other people, not from seed. Sorry. Jubaea x Syagrus is very hard to find though, good find.
Did you purchase that property? That dead trunk was another Washingtonia
I did not; the lot has been totally vacant every time I have ever driven by, or stopped in. It is visited by local fellow palm enthusiasts like myself. You seem to know this place pretty well?
@@wintermetalhd Never been there but when you said it's kinda famous I was able to find the location quite easily.
Amazing!!
Did this just randomly happen ? My Lmm is making a similar noise
Is that a 1/2 sized bass? Scale length of 38-39"?
If you look at the “shoulders” you’ll see they are rounded, like a cello, not sloping, like a bass. This is a cello.
They do die back if its a bad winter but it send suckers out in all directions from the mother plant ,mine died and now I have a clump of twelve plants 😮 😊
Hey welcome to Nc man I’m in Fayetteville I love palms !
So probably a zone 8a climate. You should be looking into all the many different sabals that can be grown in the area.
Yes 8a here. About a half a zone colder in ultimate low temps than where I came from, but less overall cold duration I think. And summers will be advantageous here. I like NC, third time living here now.
What part of NC? Coastal or Piedmont?
It gets deeper and deeper take this out take that out lol good video man
Might as well take the engine out😂
So I think you just showed me what is wrong with my 2007 Ford Ranger level 2 Edition four-wheel drive pickup front carrier bearing on the inside of that CV shaft is bad
Pretty grim to watch - about as amateurish as possible . Bridge was too tall to start with so upper crown is now all wrong .Sorry .
Not everybody can drive a ferrari, sometimes a Geo Metro gets you everything you need in life. Sure it would be great to have the budget to pay a luthier for quality work. But my limited skills have never warranted a professional instrument. You can make do with what you've got, or make do without.
What a odd reply . Anybody can do quality work if they observe and reflect on what their eyes tell them . Nothing to do with money unless you decide to ship the job out to a professional who needs to charge you top wack . The bridge you started with was a much too big . A simple check with a measure -forget the generic size-.would have told you that . Neck angle and fingerboard extension height all differ and the 1/2 size bridge may be the correct size for a 3/4 ,or vise versa .
@@jonviol I see, I thought your criticism was based on the fact that I don't have a luthier's experience. What you actually meant is that I just suck as an amateur craftsman and hobbyist, and you have nothing constructive to add. Since I completed the job successfully and enjoyed playing this bass arco for a couple years, your opinion is worth nothing. Feel free to make a video about your successes with it.
Don't give a hoot to the criticism, music has already been democratized in the 21st century! Some may still be hungover from the wealthy Baroque era lifestyle! I am buying an adjustable bridge for my new cello from China and will try out myself your technique and this is as cheap as it can get!
Man I’d love to have few them too! I love palms I may start making vids of mine.
You got it going bro! I m experienced outdoors here with planted palms in my zone 7b. But i m getting into keeping tender seedlings inside this year. Kentiopsis oliviformis, Copernicia alba, Calyptrocalyx elegans , Bentinckia condapanna, Syagrus schizophylla, Chamaedorea tepejilote. Lol i need to stop buying seedlings 🤣 About 30 seedlings right now unless more sprout before winter. What power LED lights would you suggest? Thxs 👍🏻
Nice house
Cool
Welcome! I'm knikfar on PalmTalk.
Would you please give me the information of Michael Schaefer! I would appreciate you very much, and love to order some hybrid palms from him.
This has been a bad Butia year for sure.
TropicalPDX said a bunch down in the Portland area died this winter and spring. I thought they were less finicky with moisture than this. They do come from a dry climate but so do a lot of the palms that do ok with wet.
love your video! Thanks
Thank you.
You poured gas onto your soil?
AND it's beginning to look like I have two different leaves from the same 2 box purchase. One leaf is a longer narrower fern, the other the frond is shorter and wider. Still a waiting game to see what I have from this dry root purchase that says ostrich fern.
This is not the way to solve problems with your diesel truck. The best way I have found is to leave it unlocked, overnight, in front of a Mexican restaurant.
I bought these and there definitely were only one root per package vs the 2. I did divide the root and all 4 roots have started. Now time will tell I'll see what maturity reveals. Thanks for the post.
Beautiful, looking great!
Good measurements and video
Thank you.
Growing well
They are indeed.
Looking great, love them!
Where are you moving to.
Eastern NC. Then the plan is to be in Florida in 3-5 years.
I out a new one in and it cracked on me