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Great stuff!

Γεια σου Vasili, what time of the year is best to do the grafting? Μου αρεσει! Ευχαριστώ.

Thanks Vasili. Does this technique also work for apricots, nectarines and peaches?

Not an enzyme. A hormone!

Love your work Vasili! BTW is called hormone (Auxin) not enzyme. 😀

Great tutorial, Vasili! The explanation of the undercut was something I hadn't heard before. It's much appreciated, cheers!

Hey Vasili your videos are great iv watched you since I was young your a legend

Saw this pop up on my youtube feed. Honestly a great video. You've done an excellent job pruning this fig tree. A very satisfying watch!

Blossom end rot? add a hand full of granular limestone in the hole at planting time. Small sprinklings of lime around the the base of the plant and water in

They should be very proud of what they have set up. I hope the idea expands to many other centres.

Amazing to see young children learning about growing their own food . Amazing series

They looks so beautiful ❤and adorable

Will this stop the egg hatching

These videos are priceless

Since the start of covid I have deadset not missed one episode from you vasilli! You make my days and my weeks better I always look forward to new videos and continue to direct my energy towards my garden and not negative things. You're a life saver dude I love you man!

I just gave my vegetable garden a fish fertiliser watering and they love it great video

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Absolutely fantastic video, thank you very much can I just make a suggestion please? That there’s an O-ring on the inside of the plunger? Make sure it’s in place.

It's great to see the different cuts and also to know what branches you DON'T have to cut. Great demonstration and explanations. Thank you!

Great garden! Good to having the yard working for them.

So good to see the children being educated in gardening and nutrition.

Will it get rid of soil mites on house plants?

Thanks for such an informative tutorial, every question i had was answered so clearly, brilliant. Pat the pup’s for us

Hi mate Thanks for the info, How far should my lime tree be from other plants and trees. Cheers

If I still had little kids I would want them to go to this place.They are so highly protected at most early learning centres but this place gets them to use knives, peelers etc so they know what to do from an early age as well as getting educated on the benefits of home grown produce. Well done to those who had the foresight to set this up.

Great to see the kids getting educated!

I had black sooty mould all over the trunk and branches of my lemon tree so I painted up the trunk a foot or two with lime mixed with some water - over time this stopped the ants and deterred sap suckers from spreading the mould - now the tree looks a million dollars and produces heaps of fruit (don't cover green branches or leaves as burning may result). love your videos Vasili !!!!

How good is this, teaching children about ORGANIC food production and up cycling / sustainability. Instead of teaching children 21st century useless topics all schools need to do this.😄👩‍🌾

So good seeing the young ones enjoying the garden and vegies.

Gosh I despise olive trees grown in Australia. They are invasive to native bushland. Imported olives and olive oil for me... no pruing required!

Wow this is fantastic for children.

Just loved this video 💗

Absolutely amazing place . Definitely we need more of this and less technology

Not a moment too soon but will remove the fruit today and wait until after the cold snap this weekend to prune.

Monterey BT. I'm not sure if it's available in Australia though. It's OMRI listed, kills the caterpillars but is safe for birds, bees, lady bugs.

Amazing fruits 🍈 🎉❤

Brilliant explanation of the main major issues related to growing citrus . Thank you 🙏

i get what you mean, but natural stuff are also chemicals, they are just not as pure

Probably time to get rid of the stake on the one with the thicker stem

Morning , you're welcome to pop in on my block . I look and look then say narr cut r not to cut lol

Thank you for this . Superb example.

Another brilliant lesson. Thank you 🙏

I love your focus on the health and the life in the soil. I enjoy other gardening channels but always feel like they miss the mark when they’re not concerned about the life in the soil at all (but they probably just don’t know).

I planted 2 olive trees about 6 years ago in the ground. I never had the chance to prune them the next year and they haven’t been touched since. They are now about 4m tall. There are many branches coming from the trunk at ground level. There’s been plenty of fruit but branches hang down and now I feel it’s too late to try and get some shape into the tree. Will I kill them if I cut all branches at the main trunk to try and get that mop top shape?

I cannot log onto the website. Tried 5 times can't get passes I am not a robot

I've watched you for years mate. I love your sense of humor, the way you interact with your dogs and camera person, I love that you share your private garden journey with us. I am thankful for the info you give too. I have bought a few products from your shop and they are exactly as you claim them to be. And yes, we all need to make a living, so all the negative poo heads can just go and eat McDonalds 😅. All the best Mr Vasilli 😊

Vasili. I thought citrus didn’t like company/competition around the base? That’s a lot of oxalis under your grapefruit. In my opinion. Am I incorrect??

Another great short video thank you. Are you able to do one on Lemon trees and thorns or spikes. I’m on a few gardening sites and so many people are unaware of pests and citrus defending themselves.

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