Rosales Gardening

Although this is an old video of the Puerto Rican coastline near Arecibo and Dorado, Puerto Rico, we wanted to share this quick video we took when we were there approximately one year after Hurricane Maria, and about a month in a half months after Hurricane Beryl that tormented the island with strong winds. It's a shame that not much has improved over the years, but that's just how politics go. If you're ever in a storm or seeing the results of the storm, please document the events and share them with everyone. Bring awareness to the serious destruction and power that these storms can bring to innocent families. Stay blessed everyone and stay safe out there.

Here we are scrapping a flat-screen Spectre TV with my niece, this is the first time I've been out scrapping and recording the experience so hopefully, this will be a regular thing for the channel. I don't have a body cam or any kind of GoPro camera to use for this. Next time, when we're out in the street, I'll record what we find while out there. It wasn't too much of a hot day to be scrapping in Florida, just about perfect if you ask me.

Our Indoor Bell Pepper experiment failed, not because of a lack of light or a lack of nutrients, but instead, it was because of a lack of communication between me and my family regarding the plant. I do intend on redoing this experiment, just maybe slightly different or maybe in a different location. Please come support our Channel on Rumble! https://rumble.com/c/RosalesGardening

We are seeing some growth in the vegetative stage for these bell pepper plants with their true leaves growing quite well. However, there are two of the plants that seem to be not performing as well. I'm thinking of culling them from the experiment but we shall see. I'll give them another week or so. Do you think we should cull the low performing bell peppers out of the experiment or should we see what happens? What do you think? Overall, the experiment is outperforming the previous experiment and its well on its way to succeed. Yet, there is a concern when the plants get larger, will the pot be too cramped for them? Will they be able to produce any peppers at all? We shall see.

Here we have a nice little experiment where we're growing Bell Pepper plants indoors and we're going to do some basic selective breeding to keep the strong ones alive inside. Breeding indoor pepper plants is going to be quite the task. Be sure to subscribe to our channel for more updates!

Welcome to the new channel, this channel will be focusing on low-cost gardening! We'll be growing sweet and hot peppers, potatoes, sweet corn, onions and so much more here. We'll also focus on indoor gardening and outdoor gardening here in Florida. If you have any gardening tips, questions or comments on farming, then give me a heads up. Also share your experiences too!