My New Gardening Friend What Is This Plant / The Gourds Are Ready To Be Birdhouses

Take the cuttings and find out what the plant is by growing it in your yard or food forest. Once it's grown, you can identify it and decide if you like it.

You can put them in a jar of water or stick them in moist soil and keep them in a grow room to see if they sprout roots.

Yes, even if a cutting doesn't have roots, you can scratch it to reveal green, indicating that the plant is still alive and able to root.

Seeing a lot of roots is a good sign that your cuttings have rooted well. If you check and see roots developing, it's likely that the plant will successfully transplant.

Transplant cuttings into the garden after all danger of frost has passed and when the weather is consistently warm enough to avoid killing the young plants.

A rooster helps protect the hens, contributes to flock dynamics, and is necessary for fertilizing eggs if you want to hatch new chickens.

Yes, after gourds are dried, they can be cleaned out, and holes can be drilled to create birdhouses for different species such as finches and sparrows.