Ich lebe in der tropishen Zone und habe Fechel-Samen erhalten. Ich versuche es. Ich sähe es wie du in Töpchen und stelle sie in den Schatten. Wenn sie ausschlagen pflanze ich sie in eine der Wurmboxen die am kühlsten Platz bei mir stehen . De Versuch ist es wert, da ich schon Kabis, und rote Beete und auch Blumenkohl so ernten konnte. Ich gebe dann Bescheid .
Gonna try growing Florence Fennel for the first time this year for Autumn, Sowing seeds tomorrow. Ha I have the same watering issue you mention in vid too, blast the seeds everywhere with a can if I'm not v careful. I do find turning the rose the other way up to normal does makes it a bit more gentle, but yep soaking in water tray defo the way 😂👍 thanks for the vid ✌️🌿
Ah, I’m in zone 8-ish here and I’d say I would get them out of the ground in November before the worst of the winter weather. So best sown early spring or after the summer solstice 👌Oh, and they definitely need watering often, especially in dry weather in spring to prevent bolting!
Interesting. I have always considered florence fennel as wintery veg because this is when you eat them in Italy. But in the UK I don't know when is the best time for growing them. I tried in spring, late summer, autumns but never got a proper crop.
A good time to sow is after the summer solstice 👍 I've just finished harvesting them in November before the worst of the frost here in Oxfordshire. Where are you based?
Yes, when they bolt they produce a flower stem that will rise up. Just wait for the seeds to form after flowering 👌 the greens can be used as a herb itself too and can be added to a salad or garnish!
I make a simple syrup from the fronds or make an apple, fennel and kale slaw. The fronds also make an excellent tea and helps aid digestion,as do the seeds. The fronds also make a nice addition to shortbread 😀
@@Allotment4life ok But what to do when one disease come like suger type test is come from yellow leaves which will be converting into grain but when this disease come all production was decrease.
Why don’t you use plastic over the seedling planting case so that will make its own water 💦 as if rain was coming down on it and you would just have to keep a eye on the growth of the fennel. Keep it inside until it grows Then plant it outside. Here is some real help from a real Queen Gardner.❤😊. Enjoy
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Thank you Hanna
No worries 😉
Ich lebe in der tropishen Zone und habe Fechel-Samen erhalten. Ich versuche es. Ich sähe es wie du in Töpchen und stelle sie in den Schatten. Wenn sie ausschlagen pflanze ich sie in eine der Wurmboxen die am kühlsten Platz bei mir stehen . De Versuch ist es wert, da ich schon Kabis, und rote Beete und auch Blumenkohl so ernten konnte. Ich gebe dann Bescheid .
😋 love fennel!
Me too!
Gonna try growing Florence Fennel for the first time this year for Autumn, Sowing seeds tomorrow. Ha I have the same watering issue you mention in vid too, blast the seeds everywhere with a can if I'm not v careful. I do find turning the rose the other way up to normal does makes it a bit more gentle, but yep soaking in water tray defo the way 😂👍 thanks for the vid ✌️🌿
Mycket bra... tack så mycket!!!
Tackar ☺️
Seed saving? Fennel is a toughie! 👍
Try the varieties Zefa Fino or Trieste and you will have better chance of growing fennel successfully without it running to seed Hanna.
Oooh! Thanks! Great tip 👍
Is this the same as carawy seeds or it different ?
Can they be planted in the ground in the winter time? Zone 9.... How often do you water them?
Ah, I’m in zone 8-ish here and I’d say I would get them out of the ground in November before the worst of the winter weather. So best sown early spring or after the summer solstice 👌Oh, and they definitely need watering often, especially in dry weather in spring to prevent bolting!
Interesting. I have always considered florence fennel as wintery veg because this is when you eat them in Italy. But in the UK I don't know when is the best time for growing them. I tried in spring, late summer, autumns but never got a proper crop.
A good time to sow is after the summer solstice 👍 I've just finished harvesting them in November before the worst of the frost here in Oxfordshire. Where are you based?
Hanna or anyone, I need some advice? Celeriac full sun or shaded? Thank you.
Full sun
To harvest the seeds do you just leave them to bolt? It will be my first time growing them this year...Also what do you do with the green is it a veg?
Yes, when they bolt they produce a flower stem that will rise up. Just wait for the seeds to form after flowering 👌 the greens can be used as a herb itself too and can be added to a salad or garnish!
@@Allotment4life Ahh thanks so much for replying,really appreciated 💖
I make a simple syrup from the fronds or make an apple, fennel and kale slaw. The fronds also make an excellent tea and helps aid digestion,as do the seeds. The fronds also make a nice addition to shortbread 😀
Mam what to do for geting green grains after harvesting ?
I don’t know what you mean by green grains?
@@Allotment4life meaning is what to do for fennel good production nd good quality seeds.
Good soil and lots of water 👍
@@Allotment4life ok But what to do when one disease come like suger type test is come from yellow leaves which will be converting into grain but when this disease come all production was decrease.
I’ve never heard of sugar type test 🤷🏼♀️
Lol....what was that sound? 7:23
🤷🏼♀️
Why don’t you use plastic over the seedling planting case so that will make its own water 💦 as if rain was coming down on it and you would just have to keep a eye on the growth of the fennel. Keep it inside until it grows Then plant it outside.
Here is some real help from a real Queen Gardner.❤😊. Enjoy