How to grow Italian Oregano from Seed

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024

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  • @ChristopherPisz
    @ChristopherPisz 2 роки тому +1

    Do you keep it soaked the whole time they are germinating?

    • @growNglow
      @growNglow  2 роки тому

      No. Only before I sow the seeds. See 2:19 again. Thank you for watching.

  • @philippinesgoodlife
    @philippinesgoodlife 3 роки тому +2

    Hi Pascal, we have the Cuban Oregano but you are right it is better for cooking Italian food to have the small leaf variety.

    • @growNglow
      @growNglow  3 роки тому

      Hi Jon, like yourself I was born closer to Italy than Cuba.

  • @GrampiesWorkshop
    @GrampiesWorkshop 3 роки тому +1

    How's she goin'? Well Pascal you are saying it might be too hot to grow oregano at your place, around here it's not hot enough!!! LOL Thanks for sharing and take care!!!

    • @growNglow
      @growNglow  3 роки тому +1

      Thank you for visiting Mike. You could grow in the summer, It might not last the winter though. Thank you for watching, and enjoy your summer. I will pop over later (virtually).

  • @lina8986
    @lina8986 3 роки тому +1

    I am fr Quezon City and bought a small plant of Oregano. I placed them under full sun. It is very alive, was able to propagate them. It is true topping off would make more branches.
    I just soaked my parsley seeds tonight. But some floated. I don't know if they are still good. Will plant them tom. Thank you for your videos. More videos on other herbs like cilangeo pls.
    Thank you again Sir.

    • @growNglow
      @growNglow  3 роки тому +1

      Thank you for watching Lina. Yes topping makes more branches as with many other plants. Also if you lie the branches flat, the soil, the will make more roots, and you can cut off the same as peppermint and you have a new plant. I grew Cilantro seeds on Monday, but did not make a video. Next time I will. Good luck with the parsley. Remember they can take 3 weeks or more. My video shows what is weed and what is parsley. Long elongated cotyledon leaves.