Diving into Ai video

5 months ago

Since im in an apartment and don't have a yard, I don't really have a yard, and not too many roses anymore, I thought that i could do something fun with AI. Here is my first AI video
https://youtu.be/2jEVxeQWGdI

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Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6

5 months ago

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Glad to see that you have progressed into a better frame of mind. What you have gone through, no man should have to. I admire your fortitude.

So you've caught the AI bug! That's a pretty nice presentation there, Brandon....an entertaining and very instructional introduction to roses. Keep at it, you do have a creative nature.

Have you been able to keep your seedlings through your turmoil? I hope you have.

Keep going forward. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Brandon.

Moses.

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DDinSB (Z10b Coastal CA)
5 months ago
That was cute. Thanks!
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Brandon Garner
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5 months ago
@Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6 Thank you for your kind words. I have been able to keep 9 of the The Countryman x Blue For You seedlings, because they were not at the house I left. My seedlings that I planted in the yard, and would have possibly bloomed this year, which were Charles de Mills x Abraham Darby are gone. My soon to be ex-wife gave/sold them away. Pretty much the only roses left at the property are those that were too big to realisticaly dig up.
Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6
5 months ago
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Brandon,

You never know what gems that you have there. Also, the knowledge you have gained through your first attempts at rose breeding will serve you well as your rosy future unfolds. (no play on words intended!). Keep looking to your continually improving future.

Moses.
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jacqueline9CA
5 months ago
Brandon - I loved your cartoon! You explained the different types of roses plainly, and basically, first in to the two groups which matter. I am waiting impatiently to see your next effort!

Jackie
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jjkOC zone 10a/22, SoCal
5 months ago
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@Brandon Garner, your cartoon was fun and informative! :) Thanks for sharing!
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Brandon Garner
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5 months ago
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