PaulL Davis

For Abraham Palma
I'm sorry but I have to disagree with you. The OP was writing about the editing of the video in order to bolster his belief that the videos aren't really permaculture because they are getting paid for their videos (true Scotsman's fallacy anyone). And I agreed with OP that they should show more of the actual work done. While I'm here I'll add that at least most people make money somehow and part of that money is used in their gardening. So why would he state that them making money off of their videos and using some of that money for gardening means they are not really practicing permaculture?

Sorry for replying to an old post but I have to ask Bruce Taylor about his post. You wrote that you put biochar in a bucket with water, grind it up, and then pour it on your garden. Are you saying that you don't charge the biochar before adding it to your garden? That can make the condition of the garden worse since the biochar would adsorb nutrients out of the soil.

Sorry for replying to an old post but I have to ask Bruce Taylor about his post. You wrote that you put biochar in a bucket with water, grind it up, and then pour it on your garden. Are you saying that you don't charge the biochar before adding it to your garden? That can make the condition of the garden worse since the biochar would adsorb nutrients out of the soil.

I'm sorry but are there any vlog or gardening videos on YouTube that are not edited? I can agree with you that the channel could show more of the hard work needed to maintain such a place. But if any such video wasn't edited, it last hours if not days.