Review the Planter's Effectiveness

What happens here

The presenter expresses his surprise at how well the planter works, stating that his initial assumption of it being a 'gimmick' or a 'pain in the butt' was wrong. He notes that if the soil is loose and well-prepared, the planter works 'like a miracle worker', saving significant physical effort, especially on the back, compared to manual planting. He mentions that it's excellent for various seeds like kale, beets, corn, and beans, though large seeds like squash (which are often planted in hills) might be an exception. He plans to continue using it and possibly use the row marker in the future after tilling the garden flat.

Goal: The presenter concludes by praising the seed planter, stating that it effectively makes planting much easier, especially if the soil is loose, and saves physical strain.