Magic in a Single Seed
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- Seeds have everything they need to grow and they have everything gardeners need to learn more about gardening. Gardener Scott announces his choice for the Single Seed Challenge and explains its importance. (Video #502)
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One tiny seed starts the whole journey mate. 1 seed can feed a nation or provide Scott with Papricka
very true tony what seed are you going to plant?
If you could only choose 1 seed to feed the masses, what would it be? I choose Hemp.
In the same breath, a single seed (like foreign invasive Garlic mustard, or honeysuckle bush) can destroy a whole native population of plants. So clean those boot soles people before walking / hiking etc.. in parks, preservation reserves and our forests etc….
Wow! Never heard of this, but I track all my plants/seed. I’ve been doing this for years.
Zone 8 NC coast here. We grew Lesya last year and it's now our staple sweet pepper. It was the first to get peppers and the last to take pest damage. Maybe it was luck but we really enjoyed those plants🤓 Good luck to you with single seed!
I got paprika from Budapest years ago while there and was how introduced. Before I started really gardening), I love it and since then put it on many dishes. It’s amazing that now I can grow it, when before gardening would never even be a thought .. the blessings of gardening!
I grew 9 paprika pepper plants last year. Some were smoked, freeze dried then powdered. Both are delicious, the smoked and the “plain”. First year we’ve tried it. We were spending a lot of money on smoked paprika! We ended up with about 2 lbs of smoked paprika and about 17 oz of plain paprika. I saved some of the seeds because they were expensive, for seeds. I think 20 seeds were almost $6!
Make sure to smoke some for sure! Just a lfew hours then dehydrated to finish. Same for Jalopenos, chipolte-baybeee!
Totally agree with smoking the peppers. A staple in spanish cuisine! Paella, patatas a la riojana, patatas bravas…
My wife picked up a pack of Granny Smith Hybrid tomato seeds at a swap a few weeks back. I looked on the back and they were from 2008. So I planted them. About 8 of them have germinated! 16 year old seeds. Pretty cool I thought.
Looks like you picked a pretty pack of paprika peppers
Hi Scott. I’ve been involved with some variety trials in the past and have been blown away by the differences between plants even when they are right next to each other. I love the idea of choosing one seed to follow so closely though. Great concept. Steph - Australia :)
I grow Leutschauer Paprika (Hungarian), dry and ground it for the past 3 years. My husband loves it so much that it seems like I can't grow enough of it. You're going to love it! I might partake this year but on TikTok, same handle.
Oh exciting…. I loved your pepper powder video last year, can’t wait to see you do it again. 🎉
Fun! I'll have to choose my seed.
I’ve never heard of this but I love the idea of it and will be choosing a seed and following along. New subscriber who is very glad to have found you Scott! 😊
Thanks! Welcome to the channel.
Scott, I have been growing a Hungarian paprika from Baker Creek for years which is phenomenal. I discovered that it goes amazing with Chimayo peppers from Chimayo NM, and also a Tunisian roasting pepper. If you're interested in the specific varieties I'll dig them out of my seed library and I'll even give you my savory chili corned beef recipe if you're interested. Not trying to boast but it's the best I've ever had 👍👍
I am learning. Retirement was in the last two years and I am in heaven
That sounds great. Please send me more info to gardenerscott@gardenerscott.com Thanks!
@@GardenerScott I tried to send you those recommendations on your website but I'm not sure if it went through. Please let me know if it didn't.
@@joefization It did. Thanks! I'm looking forward to trying it.
You will like this one!
Great idea, I am focusing on peppers this year and Im going to do the SSC on two.
Jimmy Nardello and Mexican Lemon Spice Jalapeño. Following the growth journey with photos and notes.
Make Gardening Fun !
Fantastic, looking forward to the journey
I couldn’t get the Alma and didn’t want to pay for shipping just that and I was Thrilled to see I had the Hungarian Paprika!
So I will grow along as well!
Just watched live chat you were in from Growup and enjoyed the jiving. Very light hearted and all good sports.
We are all chomping at the bit if spring will get here. Over 60 degree days in WI and a dusting of snow and back to 60s.
I've been drying Lesya peppers to make powder for the last 2 years. It is wonderfully flavourful. It also freezes well, great to add to sauces over winter. #1 on my regrow list.
I have been doing the Single Seed Challenge for four years now, and it is more exciting each year as I select my seeds (I typically do one vegetable and one flower). This year I am starting a Cream Sausage Tomato seed from MIGardener, and a Five-Spot flower from Livingston Seed (found at my local Rural King store). I keep a simple journal as I observe the life of these SSC seeds. I agree that this process is a valuable learning experience.
I'd never heard of the single seed challenge so I am excited to do this and to follow along with yours as well! 😃
It sounds like you will have a mighty fine tasting paprika. Enjoy your single seed challenge adventure.
I grew some last year. I only got about 5 tablespoons of powder & it is special whenever I sprinkle it on something. Paprika is what I am most excited about growing this year!
I’ve never grown Jimmy Nardelo before , but that’s my single seed challenge- ty for the inspiration- Steve zone 6 b
You'll need a few plants of Jimmy Nardello because they're thin walled. They are also my favorite pepper.
I just posted my video today! Im growing a flower though... I do have paprika peppers planted thus year too! We have the same goal! Look forward to seeing your progress! Ill share mone as well ...
A new year for challenges!
best of luck to you sir/
Sounds like a wise experiment. I’m in. 🌱
Very interesting challenge. In cannabis farming we already observe this challenge constantly. We treat our plants as individuals and pay a lot of attention. Maybe too much 😂 But everything you said rings very true for me as a Cannabis farmer.
What a great & much needed video subject! Thank you!
I grew Hungarian paprika last year and was not impressed. I mixed my sweet peppers and made my own paprika. It was much better.
Thank you, sir! Awesome idea! I may have to join! Thanks for everything!
I too decided to grow Paprika this year. I have two varieties. A Hungarian Paprika from Renee's Garden and a New Mexico Paprika I cannot remember the seed company. It will be interesting to see how we both do with our peppers.
Great video and Thank You for your Service. (There is no USA flag emoji here on You tube :( )
So how do you protect against hail storms?
I show some of what I do in this video: ua-cam.com/video/PkfowcsAo98/v-deo.html
Side question, totally unrelated, when do you typically start your potatoes here in Colorado?
I show the how and when in this video: ua-cam.com/video/MSipEfSvots/v-deo.html