Garden Flowers: Transplanting Your Chamomile & Shasta Daisies into Cups: They Grew! - MFG 2014

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  • I showed you how to seed start Shasta Daisies and German Chamomile. The next step is to get them into larger transplant cups so they can continue their growth. It is a quick and simple process that should be done after 4-6 weeks of growth. You want to get them into their transplant cups before they get root bound in the starting cells.
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  • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
    @MyFirstVegetableGarden  6 лет назад

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    • @lettyrodrz9940
      @lettyrodrz9940 6 лет назад

      HI I live in Indiana and I just planted some seeds of shata daisy alaska, in my small yard. I don't know if I did it well, but planted them on may 3rd??

  • @dalynnholling4572
    @dalynnholling4572 3 года назад +2

    I just started following you- your videos are so extremely helpful! I love that they are brief and packed with info. My biggest question when growing something new is how many seeds I should plant (seed packets don't often say if it's one flower per stem/plant or if one seed makes a bushy plant with lots of stems) and how close to each other. Thank you for explaining that!

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  3 года назад

      Thanks so much. Thats my goal most of the time... get to the point. Good luck.
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  • @zaneymay
    @zaneymay 10 лет назад +6

    I like to use the clear plastic cups with holes in the bottom, so I can see the root system growing.

    • @heinleystein848
      @heinleystein848 7 лет назад

      same XD

    • @ShamanBuddha
      @ShamanBuddha 4 года назад +2

      I always thought light damages roots

    • @maus0liam
      @maus0liam 3 года назад +1

      light can damage roots so be careful doing this

    • @dana102083
      @dana102083 Год назад

      Ive seen some people put a second cup overtop of clear to protect while getting to view

  • @jacobsgr13
    @jacobsgr13 5 лет назад +4

    Hi Gary - not sure if you're still answering questions for your videos, but I'm growing shasta daisies and german chamomile for the first time from seeds (indoors). After you transplant the seedlings from their peat cells into cups, when do you begin the hardening process? Do you start putting them outside immediately?
    Thanks so much for your videos - it's incredibly helpful to get visuals on what these plants should look like after 4-6 weeks to compare against mine!!

  • @christiethomas6905
    @christiethomas6905 3 года назад

    This was very helpful thank you!!

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  3 года назад

      Yep.
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  • @MrVjay70
    @MrVjay70 6 лет назад

    Great information Gary!!!! Have my seeds, waiting to start them

  • @iambabyjehn
    @iambabyjehn 9 лет назад +1

    Gary please make a video about planting alpine strawberries, kiwi and dragon fruit hehe

  • @jannetteguzman1671
    @jannetteguzman1671 Год назад

    2nd part plz 🙏

  • @ll-qq9qr
    @ll-qq9qr 5 лет назад

    Thank you

  • @NohaElHosseiny
    @NohaElHosseiny 6 лет назад +1

    Can you directly sow the seeds in the ground or a large container??? Also we here tend to have very hot long summers, and a short mild winter lasting from mid December to March...Shall I try planting chamomile or it just won't survive??? If yes when would it be best to start the seeds???

  • @tranminh9762
    @tranminh9762 8 лет назад

    May you add subtitle to this video, please? I really love this.

  • @glauciapassos4882
    @glauciapassos4882 6 лет назад

    Dear Gary,
    I started daisy seeds and they are doing great! However, I have noticed some of the leaves have a brown tip like an insect drop. I would like to know what can I do to prevent them from killing the plants. Thanks, Glaucia

  • @kino7539
    @kino7539 Год назад

    Does Chamomile grow all year long? You started these from seed indoors?

  • @C.R886
    @C.R886 6 месяцев назад

    Hey I bought them for my fiance mom if plants them outdoors this spring will the grow summer 24? Or next year summer 25?

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  6 месяцев назад

      Chamomile this year. Daisies maybe this year depending on how big they are when and how early they are put in the ground.
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  • @TheDeersCry
    @TheDeersCry 6 лет назад

    Dumb question, but just like when you started them in cell trays do you use pre moistened potting mix. I'm guessing yes?
    I'm about 2 weeks away of transplanting my shasta Daisies into cups.

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  6 лет назад

      I always premoisten. I just makes it easier. Check out the new MFVG/BULK Tab on my seed shop. Greatly discounted seed packages for those that follow My First Vegetable Garden. www.therustedgarden.com

  • @razvan43
    @razvan43 10 лет назад

    Hello,Can you give me some advice about lavender seeds and how to start them?I put mine just like tomatoes and peppers seeds but did not sprouted.They need some special temp or soil?Thank you!

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  10 лет назад +1

      razvan43 lavendar needs to be on the surface or lightly covered and it can take 21 days to germinate. I put several seeds in each cell as they are pour germinators. I am trying to grow some know and will be doing a more detailed video on it more so than they one I did.

  • @elainegreene1270
    @elainegreene1270 5 лет назад

    Started Shasta seeds in a medium sized pot; now they are almost 3 in. tall! Can I transplant them outside at this time; also, do I plant them in a bunch as they are now; unsure I can dislodge roots and get single plantings. Any help is so appreciated!

    • @dana102083
      @dana102083 Год назад

      You can split them. My mom grows hers outside and takes a spade and divides and gives away. They survived 6x hail and still bounce back ok!

  • @SmoothChino
    @SmoothChino 7 лет назад

    Hi Do you have a video explaining how to transplant english lavender onto the ground? I started lavender indoors. I have them on 4" cups right now and they are ~8 inches tall. The thing is I have 2-3 lavender plants per cup. I am not sure If it's a good idea to separate each plant and transplant them separately on the ground or just transplant 2-3 together on the ground. What do you think? Thanks for the videos they are really good.

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  7 лет назад

      Keep them in groups and mix a nice well draining soil for them in the ground. But I dont have a video.

    • @anniemaymcneely2013
      @anniemaymcneely2013 6 лет назад

      you can let lavender grow out to full size in close groupings like that ? I have some month old seedlings is why I'm asking

  • @glauciapassos4882
    @glauciapassos4882 6 лет назад

    Hello Gary, I live in New Hampshire when should I start daisy seeding. Do you use grow lights?

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  6 лет назад +1

      I use grow lights. And daisies do well indoors in lights. I start mine now. So for your area maybe a month.

  • @keehonor08
    @keehonor08 8 лет назад

    I'm starting black eyed susans this growing season. Should I over seed them and split them later on?

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  8 лет назад

      +Life's_Journey I would. They are very hardy and you can keep splitting them and put them in more containers and finally into the ground.

    • @keehonor08
      @keehonor08 8 лет назад

      +Gary Pilarchik (My First Vegetable Garden) Great! just the info I was looking for. Thanks!

  • @Fedeleness
    @Fedeleness 8 лет назад

    Will these bloom the same year?

  • @crystalgamming2545
    @crystalgamming2545 8 лет назад

    Hi I got daesis seeds dut how to plant

    • @MyFirstVegetableGarden
      @MyFirstVegetableGarden  8 лет назад

      Not sure what you mean. Sorry.

    • @crystalgamming2545
      @crystalgamming2545 8 лет назад +1

      sorry this is my autistic son he is only 8 years old and into gardening he wants to know how best to plant delias for the best results