How to Grow Artichokes | Seed to Harvest

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  • @tonistephenson9121
    @tonistephenson9121 5 місяців тому +1

    Good presentation, thanks!

  • @yes-ik1it
    @yes-ik1it 7 місяців тому +1

    This paisano from zone 5 stuffs them and they are delicioso. Nice job Michigangsta!

    • @FastGardeningMichigan
      @FastGardeningMichigan  7 місяців тому

      I did harvest some to try but never got to eating it. I'll look up stuffing. Thanks!

  • @logitfau252
    @logitfau252 7 місяців тому +1

    just prepared mine into cups and started youtube for some research :D thank you very much for the infos =) greets from Germany

    • @FastGardeningMichigan
      @FastGardeningMichigan  7 місяців тому

      Good luck!

    • @logitfau252
      @logitfau252 7 місяців тому

      @@FastGardeningMichigan thank you again! I started to grew 2 already in februar, but did some mistakes :(
      your tips were really helpful! especially the concept of vernalization , i wasnt aware of it and already accepted my faith to wait at least 1 more year to see them.
      but you should really eat them. The ones from the jar out of the supermarkt are aweful (this are also 99% those used in restaurants or on pizza or whatever when you already came across artichokes this way), but fresh ones are great and taste way better.
      just steam cook them for 1h as a whole till they are soft.
      then you can pick the leaves and dip them in all kind of sauces =)

  • @daciataranaortodoxa7835
    @daciataranaortodoxa7835 7 місяців тому +2

    Nice work! Thx!

  • @SoulofAlice
    @SoulofAlice 7 місяців тому +1

    I need to get me a soil blocker gadget...didnt know they existed! Thanks for that...and love artichokes! I didnt think about growing them. Do you grow asparagus by chance? Seems like it was difficult or took more than a year also?
    Great info, thanks!

    • @FastGardeningMichigan
      @FastGardeningMichigan  7 місяців тому

      I have a large area of asparagus that came with the house. Probably 10+ years old. It takes 3 years before you can harvest. Im adding more next year

  • @4quall
    @4quall 7 місяців тому +1

    So got married on the 22nd of March so it will be a nice reminder every year. 😅 Also have to rewatch this as the wife is running a blender at 7:45 am and I can't hear shit youre saying ha

    • @FastGardeningMichigan
      @FastGardeningMichigan  7 місяців тому +1

      I started them early last year and they got root bound. I'd prefer plants half the size before transplant.

  • @AngelosKladis-i3v
    @AngelosKladis-i3v Місяць тому +1

    Did I was the only who distinguish the f-l-o-w-e-r-s on 0:08? Maybe.