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Nice video and good harvest. I've only managed to harvest just 100 grams approx in a couple of runs on coir and I cut them way lower than you as I use a shallow tray and was desperately trying to harvest every millimeter. I tried to grow on silicone and steel mesh and it failed as I didn't moisten the seeds enough. Do you use nutrients? If you have any tips it would be good and more videos.

Need more light in videos

Thank you!!!

s-owing? wow.

Stop with this take away from our planet BS. Peat is a naturally occurring substance that is constantly renewed. Humans have been using peat for heat, cooking, and hundreds of other uses for thousands of years. Amazing there is still some left, huh?

Thanks for sharing

The University of Kansas Extension recommends straight 6% vinegar solution for 15 mins to sanitize sprouting seeds. Three tbls per quart only results in an ~ 0.1% solution... on what authority is this weak solution considered effective?

Great video

Thanx beautiful 🌹

Great - Thank you, very helpful. I agree with you - sanitise all seeds

Was this a 10 pound brick and how many gallon water to achieve this

Another thing I'm wondering... I've seen experts use knives to harvest, and then other people using scissors. I suppose it's a matter of preference. Seems like you would need a special kind of high-end knife to get the sharpness necessary to cut these delicate plants. What do you recommend? Good luck with your channel, I think you deserve some more views ;-)

I've seen other videos say you can harvest Fenugreek 3 to 5 times throughout the year (growing outdoors) but then I see other videos that just compost the tray after harvesting. I'm just a noob trying to understand the logic and the pros and cons behind this kind of "assembly line" thinking. Maybe it's faster to grow from seed, or is it just not feasible to regrow a tray like this? Does my question make sense? LOL.

Hey! Congratulations heather🎊🎉 you have always been into this stuff! I am happy to see you are doing what you love👍 how exciting. I wish you the best🍻 look how far you have come🤗 i am very proud of you!!!

Did u have to rinse this brand of salts? Thx!

Hi Heather, Good luck with your channel. Please use a mic because it is sometimes hard to hear you.

Thx!!

Super cool fact about the peat moss.....thank you!!!!

its so crazy i was just watching a video on mung beans and it recommended your video....i love the ambient feeling to this channel =)

great content as always!

super cool video! thank you

love the clean air!!! =)

ive been looking for those clam shell containers everywhere...thanks for sharing that lol

good info thank you!

I was interested in using hydrogen peroxide to sanitize instead of vinegar....since I keep fighting mold from saved seeds....Maybe bought seeds are already somewhat mold protected by some method I'd like to know about......

gotta watch this asap....my seeds pick up mold and bugs galore....they can't get into the seeds except the mice always get into any cantaloupe seeds which is their favorite and only.....so all of those they empty out.....Never dry seeds in paper towels....they stick to them...I had better success with coffee filters.....

You gave it a nice haircut =) cool vid, love the content!

great info

My favorite greens store used to be a Korean store in North LA.....They actually had the only real grapes in LA.....like fresh from heaven.....They had a lot of garden areas in the desert outside of LA but got burnt out about 5 years ago....Not sure what happened to them......Maybe they moved...I want to look into it if I get time......

Goodness....who are you working with?....so professional......I've ate that before and this voice in my head kept saying "fenugrick, fenugrick" like an accent from another country was talking to me....Never did get into it enough to figure out the health benefits....

You look good Heather