I am really excited to try keeping daffodils all year. I bought a pot of daffodils just recently and was a little disappointed at how overcrowded the pot was. Now knowing that I can cycle them through the refrigerator and have spares in case I screw it up, I am really grateful. I am brand spanking new to gardening, I really just got into the idea of having plants in the house and this is just so exciting to me! Woo hoo!
JaimeEatsMusic Good for you! Indoor plants are Clearing (Of stagnant low energy vibrations, which Will cause mental & physical tiredness that most people attribute to ‘just being tired’!) Also consider, as you become more confident, adding a potted Durable (= ‘forgiving’) House plant, one at a time. Write up a card for each one, or start a Plant Notebook’ use one card or paper for each plant with columns/ sections for the following requirements: - Sunlight - Water - Fertilizer; this Will vary from species, Season (Spring/Summer vs Fall/ Winter), & maybe the different cultivars, where they create new variations of the same kind of plant (Eg, variegated with white of lighter green. even red borders or streaks as well as red or silver veins... eg) the azaleas that now bloom in spring as usual in addition to a 2nd time in early Fall). I always look for Natural fert.. eg) Epson Salts (Magnesium Sulfate that all living things require). You get the idea. May sound daunting but it is manageable if like anything new that you learn to do, you take it one baby step at a time. Also, you can buy Gardening Journals w/all this info listed, & some include section for documenting success after tweeting certain requirements as you watch them Carefully & take notes! Plants are very much like babies/kids & dogs/ Any pet. They thrive with daily visits, speaking thanks for their beauty & uplifting affect in your home, touch them (gets you use to feeling the leaves for ‘limp or strong’, overall appearance.. you can even Lift the pot up to feel the weight of the pot (lighter equals drier, right?) - Lastly, (for now!) newbies & even myself- growing tons of plants since college- Get a multifunction Water Meter: measures wetness, Light (lumens like labeled on light bulbs) & pH which can be paramount to success for some plants (eg from outdoors are hydrangeas, Azaleas, etc). Ok my dear! I know this is a year later that your comment & I really hope your interest has turned into a obey, or even a passion. Hey, you may end up taking a Master Gardening Course (usually over the winter), & use the new knowledge & skills in a volunteer capacity to beautify schools & spots around town (eg, “other side of the railroad tracks” sort of areas). If interested, search for your local Agricultural Extension center & they’ll even have them there, or can refer you to one nearby. Very Best wishes to you in beautifying your home, lifting your spirits/ health & even your neighborhood & town. Everything we do spreads far & wide as it becomes ‘infectious’! ~*~
@@lauraelizabethgoodyear31 Thanks, sweet of you! Would you know how to make Hyacinth stalks to grow without the blossom buds to spring out into bloom already, pease? The flower buds have just left the bulb but want to slossom already, without a stalk. That is not right and looks silly. Grateful for advice. I know stalks grow fast and tall with watering, but then the flower grows too, which I don't want... Or is there nothing that can be done? Water a bit, but standing in the dark? - Good Advent!
A very detailed and accurate instruction for forcing flower bulbs, however like many other videos on the subject we are advised to bring the water right up tp the bulb, but this can lead to a risk of rotting. If the water comes to just below the bulb the high humidity will initiate the roots which will then reach the water below
I purchased a hyacinth kit tractor supply this year and the instructions are exactly as you describe. Keep the water just below the bottom of the bulb without touching it and stick it in the refrigerator for 8 weeks. It's only been two weeks and the roots are starting to grow . I'm curious about her 3-week suggestion. I've never heard such a short time would work.
I love it when someone makes a video that's so informative and you can hear them clearly! Thank you, I'm lat but I'm going to start these soon. Can you force tulip Lily's?
I had never heard the trick to add alcohol to the water. Really cool. Not sure how such an old video came up in my RUclips suggestions, but I'm so glad it did! Now I'm dreaming of a white narcissus Christmas!
Decorating the pot is the least issue, - provide the dates/times instead, please. When put in fridge to blossom in Advent/ Christmas? And what to do with 2 Amaryllis bulbs, of which one lost its leaves, one that is still full of green leaves? Neither has got much cold, except for open window at night since I took them in from the garden in October (Temp close to freezing point). I didn't find out until tonight, and so have done it wrongly. Is there any way they can still blossom? Or shall I put them in the cellar and get them out after Xmas? (The cellar is not colder than around 16 o Celsius) I hope you see this, and thank you in advance. Good Advent!
I've heard once you force them they don't usually bloom. Very good again. They need a lot of fertilizer to rebuild resources to bloom again and sunshine
Just want to give a ⚠️*WARNING* ⚠️ to anyone handling Hyacinth bulbs: ‼️*SOME PEOPLE ARE ALLERGIC*‼️ I found this out the hard way 😳just by handling them in the bulb the way she does. They release a dust that causes intense, crazy making, rip your skin off kind of itching 😫😭and slight rash. WEAR GLOVES! And wash your clothes right away and shower because that dust gets everywhere! 😫 Also don’t get your face close the bag/bulbs.... 😳
Hi. Ms. Your information are very important to me. One question, for Amrllis build why the soil is black colour, which type of soil is this. Thanks 🙏 you so mich. I am watching from my home Canada 🇨🇦.Zz. Thanks.
I didn't know the roots of the Hyacinth could touch water--as you showed with the heart-shaped bowl! Can't I put my Amaryllis bulb in an hour-glass shaped glass and grow it as I do my Hyacinths? Thanks for sharing the info, by the way; it is very helpful.
Will this work in tropical climates? I noticed you said not to put them by heaters. I'm guessing that the answer is no :( I really love tulips too bad we can't grow them here in Hawaii.
The reason you don't want to put the bulbs or any plant by the heater is the heat comes out scorching hot sometimes and it burn the plant. The heater cooks the plant. A lot of plants aren't crazy about drafty spots either. You should be able to force the bulbs. But you will want them in cooler room. Even in New England, when the room warms up, the tulips die off pretty quick. You probably could plant them outdoors but it would require a lot of work with unpredictable results. www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/bulbs/tulips/tulips-in-warm-climates.htm
I always hear you cannot but and the attached article seems to agree. However, apparently some bulbs can be planted outside after they've been forced. www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/bulbs/bgen/how-to-plant-a-flower-bulb-in-your-garden-after-winter-forcing.htm
liked and added to favorite. I have a question i have a Clivia Miniata i don't know if it's an amaryllis specie or not and it has a bulb and i guess like any plant with bulb needs a rest so i removed it today november 15 from the pot cut the root to let it to rest for about 2 months.. I'm not sure if it's the right time to do it, it a 3 or 4 years old and i dont remember to bloom ever because never has put to a dormant stage, i kept it green indoor in winters. Will it bloom after the 2 months of rest when i put the bulb back in pot ? Thank you. (The bulb is big almost like your amaryllis bulb) Images of the Clivia : www.latin-wife.com/blog/colombia/clivia-miniata/
E Randco thank you so much for this I was shocked to find out my glads are sending tiny little routes my be not enough sunlight is why they weren't growing
I am really excited to try keeping daffodils all year. I bought a pot of daffodils just recently and was a little disappointed at how overcrowded the pot was. Now knowing that I can cycle them through the refrigerator and have spares in case I screw it up, I am really grateful. I am brand spanking new to gardening, I really just got into the idea of having plants in the house and this is just so exciting to me!
Woo hoo!
JaimeEatsMusic Good for you! Indoor plants are Clearing (Of stagnant low energy vibrations, which Will cause mental & physical tiredness that most people attribute to ‘just being tired’!)
Also consider, as you become more confident, adding a potted Durable (= ‘forgiving’) House plant, one at a time. Write up a card for each one, or start a Plant Notebook’ use one card or paper for each plant with columns/ sections for the following requirements:
- Sunlight
- Water
- Fertilizer; this Will vary from species, Season (Spring/Summer vs Fall/ Winter), & maybe the different cultivars, where they create new variations of the same kind of plant (Eg, variegated with white of lighter green. even red borders or streaks as well as red or silver veins... eg) the azaleas that now bloom in spring as usual in addition to a 2nd time in early Fall). I always look for Natural fert.. eg) Epson Salts (Magnesium Sulfate that all living things require).
You get the idea. May sound daunting but it is manageable if like anything new that you learn to do, you take it one baby step at a time. Also, you can buy Gardening Journals w/all this info listed, & some include section for documenting success after tweeting certain requirements as you watch them Carefully & take notes!
Plants are very much like babies/kids & dogs/ Any pet. They thrive with daily visits, speaking thanks for their beauty & uplifting affect in your home, touch them (gets you use to feeling the leaves for ‘limp or strong’, overall appearance.. you can even Lift the pot up to feel the weight of the pot (lighter equals drier, right?)
- Lastly, (for now!) newbies & even myself- growing tons of plants since college- Get a multifunction Water Meter: measures wetness, Light (lumens like labeled on light bulbs) & pH which can be paramount to success for some plants (eg from outdoors are hydrangeas, Azaleas, etc).
Ok my dear! I know this is a year later that your comment & I really hope your interest has turned into a obey, or even a passion. Hey, you may end up taking a Master Gardening Course (usually over the winter), & use the new knowledge & skills in a volunteer capacity to beautify schools & spots around town (eg, “other side of the railroad tracks” sort of areas). If interested, search for your local Agricultural Extension center & they’ll even have them there, or can refer you to one nearby.
Very Best wishes to you in beautifying your home, lifting your spirits/ health & even your neighborhood & town. Everything we do spreads far & wide as it becomes ‘infectious’! ~*~
@@lauraelizabethgoodyear31 Thanks, sweet of you! Would you know how to make Hyacinth stalks to grow without the blossom buds to spring out into bloom already, pease? The flower buds have just left the bulb but want to slossom already, without a stalk. That is not right and looks silly. Grateful for advice.
I know stalks grow fast and tall with watering, but then the flower grows too, which I don't want...
Or is there nothing that can be done?
Water a bit, but standing in the dark? - Good Advent!
A very detailed and accurate instruction for forcing flower bulbs, however like many other videos on the subject we are advised to bring the water right up tp the bulb, but this can lead to a risk of rotting. If the water comes to just below the bulb the high humidity will initiate the roots which will then reach the water below
I purchased a hyacinth kit tractor supply this year and the instructions are exactly as you describe. Keep the water just below the bottom of the bulb without touching it and stick it in the refrigerator for 8 weeks. It's only been two weeks and the roots are starting to grow .
I'm curious about her 3-week suggestion. I've never heard such a short time would work.
Thank you for this instructive tutorial. I shared your tips for speeding up or slowing down bulb growth at my public library program yesterday.
Wow, I had no idea you could grow bulbs in rock/glass/sand-filled vessels! It's beautiful this way!
I love it when someone makes a video that's so informative and you can hear them clearly! Thank you, I'm lat but I'm going to start these soon. Can you force tulip Lily's?
I had never heard the trick to add alcohol to the water. Really cool. Not sure how such an old video came up in my RUclips suggestions, but I'm so glad it did! Now I'm dreaming of a white narcissus Christmas!
wonderful trick - forcing bulbs out of season makes them skip-a-beat when they discover they've been duped! :)
She is so charming! Great help too!
How nice, thank you for the information.
very helpful! thanks for spelling out the timing, so many other videos are vague on timing.
I love the idea to fool them. Your vdo very helpful.
Or a cold dark place like a shed.Who has space in their fridge, not to mention that wouldn't be terribly hygienic.
In America because they have giant refrigerators unlike the minute ones in the UK.
looks like this is gonna entertain me during Uni is closing off due to COVID-19
Go to ruclips.net/video/1g5vODvE8Ic/видео.html for a natural way to grow daffodil in winter......
Thanks for the tutorial--this is great!
How do I have them to bloom about the beginning of May?
Decorating the pot is the least issue, - provide the dates/times instead, please. When put in fridge to blossom in Advent/ Christmas? And what to do with 2 Amaryllis bulbs, of which one lost its leaves, one that is still full of green leaves? Neither has got much cold, except for open window at night since I took them in from the garden in October (Temp close to freezing point). I didn't find out until tonight, and so have done it wrongly. Is there any way they can still blossom? Or shall I put them in the cellar and get them out after Xmas? (The cellar is not colder than around 16 o Celsius) I hope you see this, and thank you in advance. Good Advent!
great video,really help,thanks for share
If it is March do you still have to put bulbs in refrigerator??
If I wanted blooms for Mothers Day what is the best way to grow them indoors ?
So even your pre-chilled bulbs need to go in the fridge for a couple weeks?
wow! would like to try this! thankU 😉
Really cool:) thanks
go to ruclips.net/video/1g5vODvE8Ic/видео.html for natural growth of bulbs in winter indoor.....
Tulips, too? I'm in Florida, hot hot hot!
Zone 10
Yes, it does.
How do you keep the bulb alive for another year then? Do you pull it out after it blooms and put it in soil?
I've heard once you force them they don't usually bloom. Very good again. They need a lot of fertilizer to rebuild resources to bloom again and sunshine
I have a grown hyacinth
bulb that has its roots and bloomed. How to I preserve the bulb or plant it for indoors.
Just want to give a ⚠️*WARNING* ⚠️ to anyone handling Hyacinth bulbs:
‼️*SOME PEOPLE ARE ALLERGIC*‼️
I found this out the hard way 😳just by handling them in the bulb the way she does. They release a dust that causes intense, crazy making, rip your skin off kind of itching 😫😭and slight rash.
WEAR GLOVES! And wash your clothes right away and shower because that dust gets everywhere! 😫 Also don’t get your face close the bag/bulbs.... 😳
Put the bow into the normal refrigerator ( having food in it? ) or must be in the refrigerator without food and vegetable? Thanks.
Paperwhites bulbs do not need to be refrigerated for them to bloom.
Hi. Ms. Your information are very important to me. One question, for Amrllis build why the soil is black colour, which type of soil is this. Thanks 🙏 you so mich. I am watching from my home Canada 🇨🇦.Zz. Thanks.
I didn't know the roots of the Hyacinth could touch water--as you showed with the heart-shaped bowl! Can't I put my Amaryllis bulb in an hour-glass shaped glass and grow it as I do my Hyacinths? Thanks for sharing the info, by the way; it is very helpful.
Yes, you can grow amaryllis that way too
Love this vid.
Can I put in the garage which is about 6°C, about the same temperature as my fridge 5°C?
great video
Can the bulbs flower again. I heard tulips in soil flower 5 or 7cycles.
what do you do with the bulb after it flowers. I did a tulip in water. what do Indo next..no video has brought that up.
Is the base of the bulb supposed to touch the water or just be close to it but not really touch it?
It has to touch the water so that roots grow.... but don't submerge. It will rot the bulb.
go to ruclips.net/video/1g5vODvE8Ic/видео.html for an easier and natural way....tks for watching
Please share where affordable glass container/pebbles can be purchase at. Very informative videos.
Try Dollar Tree, 99 cent store or any thrift shop/Goodwill in your area.
where can we put this vase? on box it is written dark place.
+King's Nursery ok so you put it in the refrigerator? will I tf sprout in there? I have daffodil bulbs.
*will it*
daffs and tulips will also ,, no fridge needed , just a dark cool place for 4 to 5 weeks .
This lady is so beautiful! So much wonderful femininity and delicateness.
But thank you for posting.
Can this b done in summer
I enjoyed this however, she never discussed how to force tulip bulbs as stated in the title of her video???
same way , dont need a fridge
Maybe same?
go to ruclips.net/video/1g5vODvE8Ic/видео.html for natural growth without refrigeration....
Do a RUclips search for forcing tulips unless they're free chilled they need a long chill period
Great video! How come the hyacinths don't need nutrients from the soil?
They have all their energy in the form of starch from last year's growth to produce the leaves and flowers
where did you get those bulb jars from???
Dollar store
does this work on tulip bulbs?
Yes it does.
Will this work in tropical climates? I noticed you said not to put them by heaters. I'm guessing that the answer is no :( I really love tulips too bad we can't grow them here in Hawaii.
The reason you don't want to put the bulbs or any plant by the heater is the heat comes out scorching hot sometimes and it burn the plant. The heater cooks the plant. A lot of plants aren't crazy about drafty spots either. You should be able to force the bulbs. But you will want them in cooler room. Even in New England, when the room warms up, the tulips die off pretty quick.
You probably could plant them outdoors but it would require a lot of work with unpredictable results. www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/bulbs/tulips/tulips-in-warm-climates.htm
Yes, if you put them in the fridge first for 3-4 weeks.
wat kind English ivy can I plant indoor
growing tulips in water when dies can you cut stem and reuse bulb thanks from minnesota
I always hear you cannot but and the attached article seems to agree. However, apparently some bulbs can be planted outside after they've been forced. www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/bulbs/bgen/how-to-plant-a-flower-bulb-in-your-garden-after-winter-forcing.htm
Hi
So...after they bloom and die back can I take them outside for the remainder of winter & have more in spring?
They usually won't rebloom if they've been forced. But you can try to see if they do.
liked and added to favorite.
I have a question i have a Clivia Miniata i don't know if it's an amaryllis specie or not and it has a bulb and i guess like any plant with bulb needs a rest so i removed it today november 15 from the pot cut the root to let it to rest for about 2 months..
I'm not sure if it's the right time to do it, it a 3 or 4 years old and i dont remember to bloom ever because never has put to a dormant stage, i kept it green indoor in winters. Will it bloom after the 2 months of rest when i put the bulb back in pot ?
Thank you.
(The bulb is big almost like your amaryllis bulb)
Images of the Clivia : www.latin-wife.com/blog/colombia/clivia-miniata/
I want to buy Amaryllis bulbs. How?
We'll have them in stock end of October or early November.
can I force grow gladiolus?
Ebony Marie I want to know to same think I put my gladious bulbs in the water 3 days ago no activity
I've never seen glads forced but someone wrote an article on it. madincrafts.com/forcing-gladiolus
E Randco thanks for linking that it will help a lot 😊
E Randco thank you so much for this I was shocked to find out my glads are sending tiny little routes my be not enough sunlight is why they weren't growing
So glad it's working out. Half the fun of growing things is experimenting.