🌱 How to Plant Elephant Ears Outside 🌱
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- If the danger of frost has passed, your night temps are over 50F and your soil temps are 60F it's time to plant your elephant ears!
Pick a spot with few hours of sunlight and well draining, rich soil. Plant the corm about 2'' deep, water well after watering.
Don't forget to fertilize every three weeks with high Nitrogen fertilizer to get the biggest leaves!
Good Luck!
Yuliya
I binge watched your videos in 2019 and started my garden! Thank you for your easy to follow videos! Your garden is Beautiful 😍❤zone 8b
Wonderful!
Seeing your Elephant Ears over the years has inspired me to find spaces to tuck them into my garden. I overwintered them this past season and 1/2 of them made it (also following your videos). The survivors will be enough to have in the garden spaces. I will have wonderful impact with no money spent!! Thank you for all you do to bring us these videos.
Finally someone from NJ.
WOW! I didn’t know about planting them so deep. Thanks.
I love elephants ears my grandma had garden full of the them. I planted mine at the end of march here it is may 10 i already have elephant ears i live in zone 8a . Thank you love the video ♥️
Hi and thanks Yuliya 😊 Yes, water daily, unless it rains! I'm a total Elephant Ear Lover 💚 I plant mine in very large tall container pots. I have them right up against the house, and the sunlight mine get, is reflective light from the townhouse across from me. They love it there, and ofcourse, They Love Humidity.
Love elephant ears 😁
I live in Panhandle FloridaZone 9, Elephant ears grow naturally and even returned after a week of 17 degree in December. I love the privacy they give me.
Hello Susan, I live in zone 4b so all mine are brought inside for the winter- curious if you have seen any of your plants coming up? Fingers crossed 🤞-Kevin
Yes I grow them in Riverside Ca. Zone 9 but has to a little in shade for me.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤omg thank you sooooooo much your the first person I've found from new Jersey growing these beautiful plants😊thank for the video👩🏽🌾💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I can’t wait to see growth on my huge elephant ear bulb. I grew one last year from a small bulb and it did well . I saw all the amazing elephant ear plant ygarden was showing on her garden tours . WOW, absolutely amazing.
I love growing elephant ears their so exotic in the garden. I start mine in Florida during the winter and haul them back to my Minnesota garden for the summer.
Hey! Fellow Minnesotan here. Weather is finally nice. Come back! (So why am I indoors?)
@@Edu_Kate Hey Kate, So glad to have warm weather finally.
Thank you for this video! It popped just in time. I was about to plant my Colocassia Esculenta in blasting full sun. I'm so happy I saw your video a few hours before I was scheduled for planting!
The first year I bought corms and they took over 4wks to get going. Last Fall I saved corms from my plants and started them up in mid January thinking they would take that long again. Well they started sprouting in 7 days 😂 I now have a jungle at my dining room patio door window that needs water everyday!! I can't wait to
get this beast outside! 😂😂
You’re garden is beautiful
Bol'shoye spasibo, Yulia!!
Thanks Yuliya. 🌷💚🙃
Just in time . I purchased one bulb in March and not knowing how to plant it you have helped me thank you for introducing new plants and information to us.
I haven’t planted mine yet but will work on that today. We have experienced uncharacteristically high winds this spring so I really appreciate the tip about burying the corms a bit deeper than I would have. I could hardly focus on the EEs due to your stunning azaleas in the background! Please consider doing an azalea/rhodo tour sometime - yours look amazing.
I planted mine 2 days ago zone 6a. I am watching now to see what new things I can learn from you lol
A lovely garden! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you!
Your video is good and knowledgeable. Near elephant ear plat a white flower is showing very beautiful. Plz tell us about that.
Thank you for the information. You inspired me with your prior videos and because of you I started 2 Aloha and 1 Black Magic and they have been growing under lights. This is my first year growing them so I am really excited!!
Thank 🙏💕Yuliya 💐🪴🪴💐😊
i love elephant ears great job
So nice, always good info! They do add a great touch to garden!
Just planted mine around the creek today , following from Ohio .
It’s barely May and your garden is already just so beautiful! 😊
I planted some in the ground for the first time. Previously, I had only had them in a large pot. I'm looking forward to seeing how they look right out in the ground next to our front porch. I didn't add manure because I didn't know to do so. But I did plant them deeply and fertilize them. I will follow your advice about the every day watering too. I'm probably going to get another 2 of them so they can look real lush and exotic in their area. 😊
I've learned to keep mine from scorching and drying out they have to be watered numerous times the soil has to stay wet especially when it gets near triple digit weather.
Great timing!
Great video. You inspired me to plant them in my garden! I always use them in my pots and plant flowers around them.
How much do they multiply in the ground? They have gotten so expensive to buy here in Windsor, Ontario. $30 for one leaf!
I bring mine in in the winter and keep them in the house and bring them back out to save them and they get larger and larger every year and I enjoy them all year round but I have never put them in the ground. Thank you for the ideas.
You inspired me to try these this year!
Your tulips are delightful.
Perfect, I have 2 I'm going out to plant today as well. Thank you!
Seeing you collection of Colocasia’s inspired me to try Coffee Cups. Just bought it yesterday. It says full sun but will it take more shade? Bit worried about the size it may reach in full sun. I’m Zone 6b Southern Ontario with humid summers.
WE LIVE IN SCARSDALE NY ZONE 6 I GROW YUTIA CORMS FOR EDDIBLE LEAVES I LOVE YOUR VIDEO
Can't wait to plant mine out this year! I bought a Black Coral to try this year.
Спасибо большое за ваши советы !!!
Oh, Yulia! You have such sweet neighbors. QUESTION> Does any one else in zone 3 have luck growing elephant ears in their garden?
My parents do! And it snowed where they are yesterday 🙈 the plants won’t get as big but you will get a nice show
Perfect timing…I was starting to harden mine off ,but my leaves aren’t near as big as yours.I guess I better keep them in the house a few weeks longer❤
Wonderful, thank you Yulia !
Curious, what your growing zone you live? 🤔😊☺️
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I was hoping you'd do a video. 😊
I grew some elephant ears last year I could see from my office window. I directly planted the corms in the soil and they came up nicely. However, I could have enjoyed them longer had I started them indoors a month or so earlier.
I planned to do the same this year, but in a spot that gets more sun. A lot more sun. I guess I'll rethink that placement until the future when this area will have some shade from trees I plan to order from FastTrees.
Btw, how is your hedge growing?
Love your channel, I watch every single video. I think you might have your gain up too high during recording, I'm getting audio distortion on this and your last video. Springtime is so busy, that's probably the last thing you want to hear, sorry! Still such inspirational content and always very positive, thank you for continuing to make videos even when you're probably so busy! ☺️
Thank you, I am looking for a new microphone. My really expensive one broke down on me and I have been saving up
Awesome thanks
Love it!
A friend of mine gave me 10 bulbs last fall along with a lot of other buls. I didn't know any different so i just planted everything. I live in zone 7a. All 10 came up this spring though. Maybe they wont die...
I love your videos. I think a few weeks ago yu mentioned voles and how you trued to control them. I believe you showed a product you use, but I can’t remember the name. Can you or anyone reading this help????? Thanks!😊
Do you have to spray these with deer repellent or do they generally leave them alone? I'm thinking maybe to plant them in the ground with some hosta (which I already struggle with deer browsing!)
Question, do you keep them outside during the winter?
Or do you bring them back inside your house?
If i plan this close to a concrete wall can the roots break it
One of my kiddos gave me a Black Beauty elephant ear plant for mother's day. I'm in zone 8 b and the tag says part to full sun , so I planted it in my full sun bed. Now I'm worried it might be too much sun. If it shows signs of stress , would it be ok if I move it? I have no experience with this plant and I'm so afraid of something going wrong.
yes they transplant easily!
Hi are they shade tolerant? Also how do you care for them in winter
Mine get only few hours of sun 😊
Ever add Osmokote in the bottom of the hole when planting elephant ears?
How much sun do they require?
Can u put a stem on the dirt ,will it grow ,like a catus plant
No, that wouldn't work. you can propagate by pups that form next to the mother corm
Not my favorite at all, but I have three, which I didn’t plant. 😮 They appear all over the place here in my Mediterranean garden 😂😂
When do you plant out your caladiums?
I’m in GA 7b, can these be started in the ground or is a pot better? Is it too late to start them now?
I have a bunch outside how to I bring them inside so I can have some potted if I dug some up will it kill them?
Here are ways to store them ruclips.net/video/uNnx7wAejW4/видео.htmlsi=7UPmZJRonP83m_t3
I had started mine in a pot it’s full, but now I want to put it in the ground.. will that be alright???
W😊here is your location? I’m in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
Alocásia
This is colocasia esculenta 😊
Loved it! thank you.