@Kushal Kanashiya2001, Glad to know you love it :-) Well, it doesn't cost a lot. You can use waste items like plastic bottles, biscuit container as Pots. For seeds & cuttings, you can collect from friends. There are way many plants you can grow. But if you are in City area, I can understand that it might be bit difficult to arrange the Soil. But still, can be done. Good luck :-)
Kushal, you can grow plants in cut shampoo bottles, powder bottles, used paint cans, used tyres (cut in half), used cup o noodles, polythene bags from online shopping. For soil, you can collect some from your evening walks, from construction sites or even request your domestic help to get you some.
I also cannot afford so I grow in broken plastic bucket, cement and rice sacks, used bottles etc. I collect seeds from the market bought veggies and cuttings I take from wherever I get, I beg and borrow, if it is on road side I just take a cutting that's it, it's so simple, if u really love gardening go ahead when ur parents will see good results I wish they will give u money for gardening but try to get seeds from relatives or friends who are gardening and bring soil from road side, I did the same, now I also do composting at home and use half soil and half that compost, sometimes I fill 3/4 of dry leaves/ kitchen waste nicely press and then fill top with soil so I require soil also less and dry leaves turn into compost.
I have what we call the Blanket Flower in my garden but I am wondering about regular care of the plant? Do you cut them back, trim the flowered ball and what to do at end of the fall? My plants also get flower heavy and floppy is that normal? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Laura, I've always dead-headed the spent flowers and dry out the seed heads for planting in other areas. Dead-heading prompts the plant to re-flower :)
what was wrong with his pronunciation? His was perfectly fine. What he has is an accent, which I am sure, you do have too - unless you are a British bred oxford don.
@Janaki Jaideep Kumar, I am agree with you on the first part, I really need to fix it and working on it. But, not exactly agree with 2nd part 😊😊 I still need to do a lot. Thank you for watching the video n for your feedback, appreciate it.
India has dozens of different pronunciations for English. We must learn to tolerate all kinds... The Bengali English, the Assamese English, the Punjabi English, the Tamil English and so on. The essence of this video is the passion for gardening that this gentleman is trying to kindle in us. That is of prime importance.
These flowers are in the front yard of my new house. One of the plants already has a bloom. Can these be removed from the ground and potted in a container, and will they come back the next season? Will i need to take the pots in during cooler weather?
@CurlyChemist, Sure, you can dig up from the ground and grow in container. They would come back next season...At the season end, you can just cut the plants on the base (around 1 inch above the soil) and keep the pot aside. Eventually, you would see new growths in Spring time :-) Our area is frost free and so I keep them outside in cooler weather. In winter, either you can take the pots in or you can add mulch. I hope, that helps. Thank you for watching the video :-)
Thank you very much for such a wonderful video. Even a beginner like me is getting inspired. Only one thing is confusing to me how a summer flower blooms on November...!
@Sarbani Chatterjee, Most welcome and thank you so so much for your words, appreciate it. They were even blooming in December as well..though bit less. It actually depends on temperature - if it's not too low, they would continue blooming :-) In Dec, daytime temp was almost 20 and it was enough for them to bloom. However, they almost stopped blooming in Jan as it was bit cold this year. Gomprena is another flowering plant that does the same..
I have a medium size garden and lots and lots of enquiries about many little things :) So it would be nice of you if you could share your mail ID or WhatsApp number. Hope I'm not asking too much. Thanks again!
@Sarbani Chatterjee, Sure my email id is - gardeningupbeat[at]gmail.com. Plz replace the [at] with @. And, sorry to say, I don't use WhatsApp, quite strange, I know but it's real. You can also reach me via Instagram - instagram.com/gardeningupbeat/ Definitely you are not asking too much and nothing to be worry about...I would be glad if I could be your help, thank you :-)
@Indian Patriot, Sure, you can. But, in that case plz decrease the amount of Vermicompost. Otherwise, they are going to be too much taller as they would get more nitrogen.
@Anthony Pereira, I am sure that your plants would do well :-) I believe, anyone who can get great result growing Anthuriums, can grow any other plants very easily :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you for your kind words It's not as simple some plants are more difficult than others and yes I do appreciate the anthriaum success others have been a challenge till date. Just one example Ky amaryllis lily has been growing for thr past 3 years and while tgd foliage is healthy and looks good haven't seen a single bloom to date!!!! Will keep trying till I find some success for sure. You take care be well be safe. Happy gardening
Priya , i am from Chennai and this grows well in hot climate and you can get seeds from online sites like Amazon, meesho and they have flower combos gallardia aristata name of the flower .
@subhankar mondal, Mostly Biovita seaweed extract & Shado. Used Flower Booster from Trustbasket as well and it did well on Petunia plants..Thank you :-)
@Bhavana Soni, That's great to know...I know you would love growing Gaillardia - hardy and low maintenance. Plant price - Rs. 500...😄😄😄 just kidding, would ping u soon :-)
@Sushmita G, If I am not wrong, your pot is the plastic one? If yes, it's common and nothing to worry about. Even it's happening in clay pot, it's okay. You soil is more of a clay type and so it's happening. If you use cocopeat, you would find it less. Thank you :-)
@Sushmita G, If you use Cocopeat, the problem would be solved almost. But anyway, even though if you don't use it it's okay, you would just turn the soil on a regular basis so that it doesn't become too compact. As I have lots of pots, I never do all those things and that's why I use Cocopeat always. Soil always stays soft and no need to turn the soil :-) My soil is also more sandy type instead of clay. Anyway, it's not a big issue and if your plants are doing fine, you don't have to worry too much. Happy gardening :-)
@Wolfberry chiffon, I have shown that in the video...please take a look at the text on bottom-left corner. I actually forgot how many days it took exactly...I would need to watch the video again to inform u the exact time..
@shifna shihab, I wish, it was :-) We both are different..and the main difference is He is a great RUclipsr and I am too small..Thank you for watching :-)
@Rash Raj, I bought from Amazon but the seller is not selling the same seeds at this time. I would recommend you to buy from TrustBasket or SeedsnPots. I bought many from them and most of them worked well. Thank you :-)
@Soumen Roy Chowdhury Fotogasm, It's perennial actually. Though they don't bloom in winter, new growth appears in Spring and continue blooming :-) Plants from last year are still with me and same plants blooming well. You can grow them still but again, flowers would get decreased from Jan onwards. Thank you :-)
Gardening Upbeat sir ji mere purslane ke tender leaves pe black black tiny dots jausi flies aati hai....I wash my plant thoroughly every night.... but yet they r seen... I hv sprayed it with neem oil n soap solution but in vain... Are they in soil ???? From where do they come up overnight n sit on the tender buds n leaves ... I don’t understand
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El primer video que me encuentro sobre Gallardia👍
Perhaps this has been answered. Putting two in a pot forces them into an earlier bloom? Is that because there is no more room for root growth?
I love how you showed the different stages of growth!! Perfect thanks
Sorry for the late reply and thank you so much for your feedback!
Very beautiful flower and useful video about them👍👍👍👍
@Inderpal Singh, Thank you SO SO much, appreciate it :-)
Hi that so nice but I like the tower better..can I do the tower with zinnias..your beautiful Daughter is adorable 🥰 please. Reply...
Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your words, much appreciated! Instead of Zinnia, please do with Portulaca and it would look much better.
Very well explained.... Thanks
Beautiful flowers I loved it
I love garderning but my parents doesnt allow me to spent money on garderning
@Kushal Kanashiya2001, Glad to know you love it :-) Well, it doesn't cost a lot. You can use waste items like plastic bottles, biscuit container as Pots. For seeds & cuttings, you can collect from friends. There are way many plants you can grow. But if you are in City area, I can understand that it might be bit difficult to arrange the Soil. But still, can be done. Good luck :-)
Kushal, you can grow plants in cut shampoo bottles, powder bottles, used paint cans, used tyres (cut in half), used cup o noodles, polythene bags from online shopping. For soil, you can collect some from your evening walks, from construction sites or even request your domestic help to get you some.
I also cannot afford so I grow in broken plastic bucket, cement and rice sacks, used bottles etc. I collect seeds from the market bought veggies and cuttings I take from wherever I get, I beg and borrow, if it is on road side I just take a cutting that's it, it's so simple, if u really love gardening go ahead when ur parents will see good results I wish they will give u money for gardening but try to get seeds from relatives or friends who are gardening and bring soil from road side, I did the same, now I also do composting at home and use half soil and half that compost, sometimes I fill 3/4 of dry leaves/ kitchen waste nicely press and then fill top with soil so I require soil also less and dry leaves turn into compost.
@@aditikamath5632❤❤
I have what we call the Blanket Flower in my garden but I am wondering about regular care of the plant? Do you cut them back, trim the flowered ball and what to do at end of the fall? My plants also get flower heavy and floppy is that normal? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Laura, I've always dead-headed the spent flowers and dry out the seed heads for planting in other areas. Dead-heading prompts the plant to re-flower :)
👌👍👌👍 keep it up Chandan
@Paramjeet Kaur Kochhar, Thank you so so much for the inspiration, really thank you :-)
Bone meal & micro nutrient both are same ?
My plants are growing very tall and stalks with scanty flowers what to do
Excellent video. I appreciate all the detail and careful explanation. Fantastic.👍👍👍
@Zane West VanArsdale, Thank you SO SO much for the feedback, much appreciated!
Where are you located? Nice video. Thank you
Thank you, I am from Guwahati, Assam, INDIA :-)
Can I grow this in small containers(approx 6 inches)? I just potted them today...and I don't wanna repot them in future :(
Although ur pronunciation is not so good, u r an expert in gardening 👍👌
what was wrong with his pronunciation? His was perfectly fine. What he has is an accent, which I am sure, you do have too - unless you are a British bred oxford don.
@Janaki Jaideep Kumar, I am agree with you on the first part, I really need to fix it and working on it. But, not exactly agree with 2nd part 😊😊 I still need to do a lot. Thank you for watching the video n for your feedback, appreciate it.
@Scribina, Thank you so so much for inspiring me, thank you :-)
India has dozens of different pronunciations for English. We must learn to tolerate all kinds... The Bengali English, the Assamese English, the Punjabi English, the Tamil English and so on. The essence of this video is the passion for gardening that this gentleman is trying to kindle in us. That is of prime importance.
These flowers are in the front yard of my new house. One of the plants already has a bloom. Can these be removed from the ground and potted in a container, and will they come back the next season? Will i need to take the pots in during cooler weather?
@CurlyChemist, Sure, you can dig up from the ground and grow in container. They would come back next season...At the season end, you can just cut the plants on the base (around 1 inch above the soil) and keep the pot aside. Eventually, you would see new growths in Spring time :-) Our area is frost free and so I keep them outside in cooler weather. In winter, either you can take the pots in or you can add mulch. I hope, that helps. Thank you for watching the video :-)
Thank you very much for such a wonderful video. Even a beginner like me is getting inspired. Only one thing is confusing to me how a summer flower blooms on November...!
@Sarbani Chatterjee, Most welcome and thank you so so much for your words, appreciate it. They were even blooming in December as well..though bit less. It actually depends on temperature - if it's not too low, they would continue blooming :-) In Dec, daytime temp was almost 20 and it was enough for them to bloom. However, they almost stopped blooming in Jan as it was bit cold this year. Gomprena is another flowering plant that does the same..
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you, sir!
I have a medium size garden and lots and lots of enquiries about many little things :) So it would be nice of you if you could share your mail ID or WhatsApp number. Hope I'm not asking too much. Thanks again!
@Sarbani Chatterjee, Sure my email id is - gardeningupbeat[at]gmail.com. Plz replace the [at] with @. And, sorry to say, I don't use WhatsApp, quite strange, I know but it's real. You can also reach me via Instagram - instagram.com/gardeningupbeat/ Definitely you are not asking too much and nothing to be worry about...I would be glad if I could be your help, thank you :-)
My plants still not flowered...no growth too..☹😔its drying ..
@Soumya Naik, Sorry to know dr...but no worry, this year it would bloom :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Im still waiting ....waiting n waiting...hoping fr it to bloom....
@Soumya Naik, It would be better to grow new plants from seeds...Just few more days :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat ohhh....okk..ll try to get seeds...
Can't it be planted straight away in a 10 inch pot rather than repotting twice?
@Indian Patriot, Sure, you can. But, in that case plz decrease the amount of Vermicompost. Otherwise, they are going to be too much taller as they would get more nitrogen.
Very new to this but have attempted and await results.
You done well and I am happy for you.
All the best and wish you well.
@Anthony Pereira, I am sure that your plants would do well :-) I believe, anyone who can get great result growing Anthuriums, can grow any other plants very easily :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat
Thank you for your kind words
It's not as simple some plants are more difficult than others and yes I do appreciate the anthriaum success others have been a challenge till date.
Just one example
Ky amaryllis lily has been growing for thr past 3 years and while tgd foliage is healthy and looks good haven't seen a single bloom to date!!!!
Will keep trying till I find some success for sure.
You take care be well be safe.
Happy gardening
Great video, thanks for sharing!
@Leah Allen, Most welcome and thank you very much for watching all the videos about Gaillardia, Have a great time ahead :-)
I love the upbeat music while enjoying the bloom
Wow nice video
I live in South India, where do I get the seeds?
Priya , i am from Chennai and this grows well in hot climate and you can get seeds from online sites like Amazon, meesho and they have flower combos gallardia aristata name of the flower .
Abhi iske seeds ko grow kar sakte hain
Nice information 🎉🎉🎉
Which micronutrient you use??
@subhankar mondal, Mostly Biovita seaweed extract & Shado. Used Flower Booster from Trustbasket as well and it did well on Petunia plants..Thank you :-)
after so many videos... now i want to grow this plant....😍😍😍😍😍😄😄😄.... send me the plant please...😁😁
@Bhavana Soni, That's great to know...I know you would love growing Gaillardia - hardy and low maintenance. Plant price - Rs. 500...😄😄😄 just kidding, would ping u soon :-)
where you buy this flower seeds!?pls rply me 🙏
i got mine on amazon.
Abey trusbasket ya biocarve pe ja.
Please grow allysum flower tutorial
Why does the soil in my pots withdraw from the edges? I've used a combination of garden soil, home made veg compost and decomposed cow dung.
@Sushmita G, If I am not wrong, your pot is the plastic one? If yes, it's common and nothing to worry about. Even it's happening in clay pot, it's okay. You soil is more of a clay type and so it's happening. If you use cocopeat, you would find it less. Thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat I mostly have earthen pots but you're right the soil here is clayey. I'll try mixing cocopeat. Thanks.
@Sushmita G, If you use Cocopeat, the problem would be solved almost. But anyway, even though if you don't use it it's okay, you would just turn the soil on a regular basis so that it doesn't become too compact. As I have lots of pots, I never do all those things and that's why I use Cocopeat always. Soil always stays soft and no need to turn the soil :-) My soil is also more sandy type instead of clay. Anyway, it's not a big issue and if your plants are doing fine, you don't have to worry too much. Happy gardening :-)
Aapke gillardia ki hight itni jaada kaise hai ??
Can u plz provide the link for the Gillardia seeds .
I really liked the Gillardia tower.ill try the way you did it very soon.is this the right time to sow the seeds?.
Wow
Very beautiful and useful video 👍❤️
@Senu's Diary, Thank you so so much :-)
I planted my gaillardia 1 year ago and has not yet bloomed. Why ?
This is a perennial. In the first year it develops roots and usually won't flower
Nice
Chandan pls put ur full garden video.
@Rajakumaran viji, Thank you for your suggestion and definitely I would do soon :-) Have a wonderful time :-)
You have eye catching garden very nice plant
@Rama's garden and creativity corner, Thank you so so much, appreciate it :-)
Whish can have one
What temperature is at your place in November december
Nice plants thank you for all of the good information.
👍👍👍👏👏🤗🤩🙏
Thanks
@Debanjali DAS, You are most welcome :-)
I love this idea. I would not have thought of this
@Teresa Mozingo, Thank you so so much for the feedback, much appreciated :-)
Very nicely explained.. Thnku
Can we mix river sand or bajri instead of cocopet
Absolutely gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you So So much :-)
How long from seedlings to flower?
@Wolfberry chiffon, I have shown that in the video...please take a look at the text on bottom-left corner. I actually forgot how many days it took exactly...I would need to watch the video again to inform u the exact time..
@@GardeningUpbeat it's almost 4 months to flower right??
When to sow seeds please reply
@Lata Bhagwanani, Best time to do is March-April but now also can be done as they bloom till December, thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks
Amazing 👏👏👏👌👌❤❤.
@pixy Roy, Thank you so so much :-)
How many plants per pot? And what container size do you use? 😅
Can’t wait to try this out😁
just do it
Urban gardening your channal??
@shifna shihab, I wish, it was :-) We both are different..and the main difference is He is a great RUclipsr and I am too small..Thank you for watching :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat ok same sound, so i think so, god bless you
@shifna shihab, Thank you for your words :-)
Beautiful flowers
@nava kalita, Thank you so so much Nava :-)
Very nice. Amazing blooms
Very useful thank u
In which month should we sow the seeds?
It is hybrid or desi?
Best time for seedling?
@Usman Mughal, From Feb end to August, anytime can be done. To get good blooms, the daytime temp should be above 20°C. Thank you :-)
Seed sayil udo
From where you buy the seeds
@Rash Raj, I bought from Amazon but the seller is not selling the same seeds at this time. I would recommend you to buy from TrustBasket or SeedsnPots. I bought many from them and most of them worked well. Thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat I bought few from seedspots bt not germinated
@Rash Raj, Oh! sorry to know that. Sometime it happens..perhaps, you can try other seller then, good luck :-)
Waooo beautiful
Where do I get it?
Did you buy seeds online?
R
Is this is a good time to grow? It's an annual plant right?
@Soumen Roy Chowdhury Fotogasm, It's perennial actually. Though they don't bloom in winter, new growth appears in Spring and continue blooming :-) Plants from last year are still with me and same plants blooming well. You can grow them still but again, flowers would get decreased from Jan onwards. Thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you for the information. I will definitely grow it
Bought a packet today, is it too late to plant them? ( mid June) hope not.
@White Bread, Absolutely not :-) If I remember correctly, I did in the same time and good luck in growing your plants :-)
Gardening Upbeat
Thanks for replying back, just planted them in my garden today. 👍👍
@White Bread, Most welcome and that's really great..Good luck :-)
Gardening Upbeat
Just subscribed and excited to learn in my first year of gardening.
Do they survive in monsoon
@Jyoti Rao, Yeah, they do and hardy plant :-) Thank you for watching :-)
Where do you get vermicompost for larger use
@Rashmi Singh, I collect it from a Nursery near to us - Rs. 20 per KG, thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat thanks
Bro you have to give npk through spray. Potash and dap goes directly into the soil.
V nice
@Ashwini Bajpai, Thank you so much :-)
Gardening Upbeat sir ji mere purslane ke tender leaves pe black black tiny dots jausi flies aati hai....I wash my plant thoroughly every night.... but yet they r seen...
I hv sprayed it with neem oil n soap solution but in vain...
Are they in soil ???? From where do they come up overnight n sit on the tender buds n leaves ... I don’t understand
Can we get these seeds online ?
@Expecto Patronum, Definitely you can and even I bought online too (from Amazon) Good luck :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks for replying:)