Planting (sowing) Brassicas From Seed // Cauliflower, Broccoli and Cabbage
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this video I am sowing brassica seeds... Cauliflower, Broccoli, Cabbage and Kohlrabi.
Link to the Biodegradable seed bags: amzn.to/2ALyqiG
Hey Brian- spring 2023 I plan on trying to grow cabbage. I looked up the how to, found this video and stopped looking. Wanted you to know you are my FAVORITE resource. Thank you ❣️
Enjoying your singing birds in the background..
I’ve had good luck with Baker Creek seeds in terms of germination rate and overall plant health. I have both Waltham and Lieutenant broccoli varieties that I planted in six-packs first week in September. I save both the plastic flats and six packs for seed starting. I like “Jiffy” brand seed starter mix because it’s ground up and screened very finely. A fine spray of water over top and a sheet of cling film rubber banded on will usually germinate brassicas in 3-5 days depending on the air temperature. Really looking forward to the soil additive you’re looking at. I trust your judgement on growing things and I’m looking forward to your review. I grew the white Kohlrabi from Baker Creek last season and it was excellent. Good germination, fast grower, lots of uniform bulbs.
Great tip! I love Baker Creek. It definitely wasn't their fault it was mine or the weather. I'll blame it on the weather lol. The soil additive looks pretty good I will definitely let you know! And thank you so much for your kind comments.
California Garden TV Good call on the weather. We had really cold weather in Feb-March and I had lots of melon seeds that just didn’t germinate in the ice-cold soil.
Hermit Thrush singing
Really awesome I'm trying this tomorrow.. I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Brian, those little bags could be 'the bees knees' Let's wait and see. Keep being the expert that you are.Cheers from.
John in Australia.
They're really great! Happy Spring to you.
Hi, I'm a great fan of your videos. Keep them up please !
Lukeee I like your tshirt. 😊
I put in Baker Creek's Blauer Speck Kohlrabi a month ago. Kept it covered with netting to keep cabbage worms off, and looking forward to trying them soon.
I've never even tried one so I hope I have better luck this season!
For the frustration opening seed packets, I bought myself a Japanese Hori-Hori that is razor sharp. Using the tip like a letter-opener puts a little ninja fun into the tedious part :D
Great tip, thank you!
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Thank you so much Conie!
This video really helped me with my cabbage and broccoli, thank you so much!
Great video. In the process of transitioning my garden as well . Do you have a video for your seed starting mix? Congrats on being asked to endorse a product. Looking forward to the reveal.
You know what? I dont. I use 2 parts peat or coco coir and one part perlite.
Kolarabi is good it tastes like a mix between potato & cabbage. Peel and cut up like a potato
What month was this filmed? RUclips just says two years ago . September - November ? I’m zone 9b coastal central coast Ca with first frost estimated within first two weeks of December . I’m starting broccoli and cabbage seeds In mid September but would like to know when to start cauliflower. It’s still warm here so I don’t want to start too earlier. Also, when do you start Chinese cabbage such as Pak Choi and Napa cabbage 🥬Thank you🌱💚
I am wondering what you think of the grow bags. Did they work out ok, no mold or rotting while the plants grew under the lights?
Hope you labelled those...looks like you doubled up the second boxful...did you miss some???
Good luck! I planted a few cool weather crops but for the most part in East Texas it doesn't get cold lol
What is the coldest temp you get?
@@NextLevelGardening iirc last year we did get a couple days in the 30s.. It won't even get into the 40s until January most years.
@@NextLevelGardening p.s. I also forgot to say good luck with your sponsor products! Some viewers get weird about people being sponsor for products.. I have no idea why tho.. You work hard to make videos you should get some perks imo..
Can you tell me why brussels sprouts plants might get big and healthy looking, and yet produce no sprouts? What went wrong?
What do you use for labeling? I am im Tx first time growing I was just thinking if i should start for the fall
I have a question about my brocolli leaves. They are starting to turn a dark color. Kinda purple almost. Why is that?
broccoli and cauliflower are grafted hybrids would not they be in their own family or ordered different?
Kohlrabi " Blauer Speck" Translation from the german ... Kohlrabi Blue Spot or Blue Dot
Im thinking September, someone said October another Person said August, so I think September should be good
A canning funnel might help with filling the bags. I have a few tomato questions I am hoping you can help me with. I am in zone 6 in PA. I plant mainly Amish Paste for canning. I have my tomatoes out as soon as possible and as deep as possible. I don't have ripe tomatoes until middle of Sept., no matter what variety I plant. This year I cut all the suckers off. I am getting tomatoes over 1 lb!, but not ripe yet. What can I do to to get ripe maters earlier? I just pulled 70 LBS of green off the plants and boxed them up to ripen. Also, if you miss a sucker and becomes so big that if starts deflecting the original branch, do you remove the original branch? And, do you top your mater plants? Mine get 8' tall. Thank you!!
Hey the funnel is a great idea!! Thanks! When do you get the tomatoes in the ground? When do you see the first blooms? II miss a sucker (which I do) and it gets that big, sometimes I let them both grow, or choose the strongest one with the most blooms.
@@NextLevelGardening They're in the ground after last frost, usually late May, first week of June. Amish is an 85 day, but I've also tried 65 day, with same results. I'm not seeing a lot of blossoms until late July to mid August. BTW, one of the reasons I believe your channel is so popular is because you respond to viewers questions and in a timely manner. I wish you continues success and God Bless you and your family.
Mine slow way down in July because of the heat. Maybe it's the same reason? Thank you! I appreciate that.
@5:57 Tell me about it! My broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussels got a little mixed up so whatever finally grows will be a great surprise 👩🌾 🤦♀️ 🤷♀️
I can't find a link to those seed starting bags you showed in the video - would you mind posting below my question...they look like a great option! Thanks!
Hi Vicki. Here s the link! Hope you love them as much as I do! amzn.to/2ALyqiG
@@NextLevelGardening You are quick! Thank you - can't wait to try them. I especially like that they are biodegradable :-). Do you know if they make similar ones for up-potting seedlings?
Hi..do you have any suggestions as how to mulch the soil around broccoli plants to keep soil cool?thank you
Is there a reason that you don’t sow the seeds directly into the ground when planting at this time of year? I’m new at this and may have just made that rookie mistake.
:) me here the season is almost over lucky :)
I'm in zone 11 - Fl Keys. What would my success rate be, in your opinion?
How do you know how much water to give cabbage and cauliflower
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Welcome! Great to have you!
What’s that bird song in the background? That was glorious...better than listening to you...just kidding Brian, you’re cool too.
That is so funny you would mention that. If you want to know the real truth, my allergies were acting up. The whole time during the video editing all I could hear was my nose whistling when I breathed in. So I found that bird track to help cover it up. But I love the result. Birdsong in the garden IS glorious! The birds around here don't seem to sing much though.
Did you try the product and how did it work?
Worm castings
Brian, the suspense of the mystery soil additive is unbearable!!
Hoping it's as great as it sounds!
Half the video he talks about some unnamed products that he does(n't) want to support. The title should be changed to "Gardening products I don't know if I want to name."
Thanks for wasting my time by not talking about Cauli, Broccoli, and Cabbage sowing.