This is my video on growing vegetables, lettuce, sweet potato this year right outside Houston TX. We had the warmest December in quite awhile. Only 2 days of freezing weather so far (now January). The sweet potato planter pot worked pretty well. About a bag of sweet potatoes so far (didn’t dig very deep). Other part of the video is looking at the garden beds, st. Augustine grass problem, and growing lettuce, kale, swiss chard, spinach and more. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJaxeVEQuHk

This is my video on a 3d printed soil cube maker. It is two different sizes, small and large. A soil cube maker is a tool that helps gardeners create small, perfectly sized cubes of soil for starting seeds or rooting cuttings. It is a handy tool for those who want to propagate plants without the mess and hassle of using soil from the ground. Here is a summary of how a soil cube maker works: The soil cube maker consists of a tray with small, cube-shaped cavities, and a plunger. To use the soil cube maker, fill the tray with a soil-less seed starting mix or a rooting medium such as perlite or vermiculite. Use the plunger to press the soil mix into the cavities, packing it firmly to remove any air pockets. Once the tray is filled, water the soil mix thoroughly. Allow the soil mix to drain and set for a few hours, or overnight if possible. When the soil mix is set, use the plunger to gently push the soil cubes out of the tray. The soil cubes are now ready to use for starting seeds or rooting cuttings. Simply plant the seed or cutting in the soil cube and water as needed. Soil cube makers are a convenient way to create small, perfectly sized cubes of soil for starting seeds or rooting cuttings. They are easy to use and can save time and effort compared to using traditional potting soil from the ground. With a soil cube maker, you can easily propagate your favorite plants and enjoy the satisfaction of growing them from seed or cutting. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDI9D6KD-_s