How to grow REAL SUGAR CANE in your backyard!

[vRaeZe]

J Cole growing his own sugar cane to demonstrate how truly humble he is 🙏

[RJStockton]

"It just grows on its own!"
Agriculture is like nature's welfare.

[blackbeast]

the passion in this mans voice is just so nice to hear

[Gumbocinno]

So that's why sugar cane works the way it does in Minecraft, I had no idea.

[logantafoya]

I love how absolutely pumped he sounds about realizing how many new sugarcane plants he can get out of a fully grown one.

[EDMAEVERYWHERE]

“That’s how LIT nature is man. It provides” brother ain’t never lie

[mattis]

I never thought I'd see J Cole telling me how to regrow sugar cane plants

[HowieRaps]

Dude is just passionate about life and nature, and I love it. No BS sales pitch, he just wants to share what he learned with the world.

[Ronald_Raegun]

Holy shit, sugar cane actually is the most realistic thing in Minecraft. 😂

[MiddleEarthMindfulness]

It’s fun to see other people passionate about plants. Whether you like sugar cane or not, gota appreciate his passion and excitement

[matpeachey]

This is how we should all be living. God bless this man ❤

[god_laughs]

I like this dude's energy. May he be blessed with abundant sugar canes

[jeancrawford]

I love how excited he is about sugar cane, we need more energy like this in life

[lul]

I wish I had a biology teacher with his vibes.

[SusanneGuzman-oiyc]

How Wonderful 🙌🏻🙌🏾🙌🏼🙌🏿🙌🏽🙌is Our Abba, Father to provide so much for us?! The plant didn’t just make itself but Our Creator designed everything for us - Let us be SO THANKFUL! Amen 🙇🏼‍♀️Aluah Yahuah 🤲🏼

[MorghanMyDoula]

The genuine excitement in your voice is heart warming. Black man & his soul purpose ❤🥹

[CosmicAcrobat]

Damn, they really made Minecraft sugar canes in real life

[juniorgarcia]

“That’s how lit nature is!” 😂 I love it

[JoshKing-kqgk]

" thats how LIT nature is" i like his enthusiasm

[ARUME-zw]

Hey! Just a general recommendation! If you want to you could propagate the plant in water first before you plant it so it has a chance to grow some larger roots, it could maybe bring the plants initial growth a bit more effective so that it wont end up possibly molding under the soil before it can make its roots! [This is coming from a 13 year old plant nerd, take my words with a grain of salt ( ・∇・)]