What to do when seeds have grown | Gardening for Beginners | Seedlings 101
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2024
- What to do when seeds have grown | Gardening for Beginners | Seedlings 101
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I have worked in my garden all day to the point that I can barely move. The only relaxing thing I want to do tonight is watch gardening videos. Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos…. I love watching them and learning from you.. it lifts my soul!
Thank you Liz for sharing you have a easy listening voice and great way of teaching your methods.take care .
Thank you so much!
Seedlings always awaken so much hope & joy for the new season. Thanks for sharing yours. 🙂
Every step towards the good weather feels like a positive one.
Very clear tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
Such an enjoyable part! Helping the babies grow big!
I love how relaxing this task can be!
I do the same way. I get into my zone either watch my favorite shows, RUclips videos or music and I plant & do my thing. It's therapeutic for me. My true happy place ☺️🌱
seedlings are so delicate and I messed up once or twice😅it's a great idea to separate seedlings when they've grown too close together👍thank you so much for the great video. I became a better gardener for my little plants by implementing your tips☺🪴
watching your videos is great therapy! cheers from Australia ❤
Thank you so much Melanie!
You are a good teacher Liz. I appreciate your calm hands on approach. Thank you.
Thanks and you are welcome.
Hey, Liz you are looking great. All the best for another beautiful and productive summer 💝
Good sound advice Liz, I’ve been growing for a good few years now but actually it’s good to be reminded of the basics ,
nice video liz
Thanks Steven!
Hello Liz, lovely advice well presented. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, Liz. Will do today
Great video. Its great to be pricking out again!
Isn't it just!
I enjoyed watching you do this. I need to make transplanting a gentle experience like this. I think I lost patience and probably squashed some stems when I transplanted some of my seedlings.
This comment was prompted by you saying to handle them by the leaves. I did not know that.
Hi Holly, I think it's something we've all done at some point. It's definitely a task I do when I have plenty of time and want to hide away from the world for a while.
Good tip for drainage,good video
Thanks 👍
Thankyou so much for this video, as I am at the stage of transplanting some seedlings at the moment and this was perfect to learn from!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Liz thanks for sharing. I must buy some potting compost. It is a lovely day here in Cyprus today.
I'd like some of that sunshine and warmth Margaret!
I find the label breaks so I use a spoon
Great video and really useful. I agree with a previous post - lots of advice on seed packets how to germinate but lacking information on how to continue to grow before you are able to plant outside.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video and useful-I’m SO rough with my seedlings!!! Gotta treat them better …..
Thanks, it really does pay off to treat them with tenderness.
I don't like plastic but it's become a necessity. Labels I make from coffee stir sticks, cheaper than plastic. Drawback is the writing can fade or spread into something unreadable. To avoid this, I have moved to a soft lead pencil.
My seedlings this year will get vermiculture extract for fertilizer, again cheaper because I have a "worm farm".
The only seeds in are lettuce and one variety of tomatoes that's medium sized fruits, heart shaped. Never grown those before.
I use plastic milk cartons cut into strips for making labels, then use a permanent marker.
I haven't found a pen that doesn't fade away on milk cartons.
@@LizZorab the only ones I’ve used and that do work for me are Sharpies.
Hi Liz, wonderful video so relaxing I am so eager to get started and cleaning up the garden and I bought my first set of pallets today to make a new compost bend.Ive Learn so much from you over the years. Happy gardening.
Hi Drema! The garden tidy up seems to take longer and longer each year, but it's always a nice feeling after it's done and we're ready to start the new growing season. 💚
Aren't there some plants that don't like to have their roots disturbed? I can see gently lifting them out of the flat cell and moving them to a larger container but pulling them by the leaves apart if they started out close to each other and then planting them in larger containers seems like very rough handling. Which are the plants that can endure/tolerate it and which are the ones that can not?
Plants like peas and beans aren't wild about root disturbance and root veg will usually end up curled and wonky if you transplant them.
How big should they be before planting out ?
Hi Liz, Thank you for a great video. My problem I find is trying to get information on how to grow plnts on after pricking out and before proper planting. For example I have grown coleus and the seed packet tells me how to germinate at what temperature etc, but doesn't say what temperature i need to grow them on at until I can plant them out. Do I grow on in warmth or just in a cold greenhouse/cold frame? I also have the same issue with celery. I have just pricked them out today, but i now have no idea where i should grow them on and at what temperature etc. I am ok with things i've always grown but I have never graown these plants before and am trying to expand my growing experience. Happy gardening 😃 x
I'll try to get a blog post written tomorrow with all this advice and then I'll reply to your comment again with a link to it.
@@LizZorab oh Liz, that is so very kind of you. Thank you so much 😃 x
Wish I could use labels but my dog eats them!! A real nuisance!!
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Well, that makes seed starting an adventure!! 😂❤️🐶
That's why the chalk pens are so useful!
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You are so sweet cute and knowledgeable 🤍😊