OMG!!!!.....The pink one is rocking......I have collected each n' every possible colour of pansy in my locality.....But I don't have this pinkish one.......right now I have 67pansies in my garden......Pansies and Amaryllis are my favourite plants.....so I love to collect them.....😍......
The favourite part of the video is when you explain about the sunlight and show the differences between belcony and terrace❣️ most of the people like me only have a little belcony n for us sunlight is the most important issue
Thank you so much for your inputs, really appreciated! It's bit difficult to get artichoke in my place and it's great that you are making the good use of the veggies available in your place!
Thank you very much for your feedback! It's a winter flowering plant and we can start almost from the end of Sept. Now a days, I try my best not to forget about mentioning the time.
Hello, as always, thank you for this video. I have a question about the organic fertiliser, it looks like the fertiliser is a mix of there components. I could hear the second and third components, which are vermicompost and bonemeal. What is the first component? My hearing is not that good, I couldn’t hear what the first component is. Please help 🙏🏻
Great video covering all aspects of the plant :). And really awesome blooming. Where did you get such a small cute pot for seeding? :D. One question.. you transplanted such a small seedling in a big size 6 inches pot. It's said that you should gradually transplant and repot a plant from small size pot to bigger pots as it grows, so that the roots grow properly, and also, when you pot a small plant in a much bigger pot, it has chances of rotting because of more water being held in bigger pot. So, planting such a small seedling in a big pot doesn't pose risk?
@Anupam S, thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) The pot came with the seedlings itself :-) It's cute though.. Whatever you are saying is correct but it also depends on how you are going to take care of them. Definitely bigger pot would hold the water for longer period of time and it's kinda bit risky only if you don't know when to water. That's why I don't water them until and unless top soil is not dry (it's a good practice anyway). Just need to be bit careful and we can grow them easily :-) After all, growing such tiny seedlings is always a risk but what to do..nursery people sale the seedlings at this stage. So, I need to grab them as quickly as I can otherwise small nurseries buy them. The nursery from where I usually buy is the bigger one - kind of whole seller. But whenever I grow something from seeds myself, I always let them grow a bit more (to reduce the transplanting risk).
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you for explanation. As I guessed, requires experience to plant such small seedling in a big pot.. have to be careful. And yes, it's definitely good to buy a seedling because it comes quite cheap compared to a grown plant. I have been trying to get clay pots of less than 6 inches, for seedling or cuttings, or for seedling transplantation, but they aren't available. Clay pots generally start from 6 inches. They are available in plastic, but I don't like to use plastic. I have planted a few plants in plastic pots and my experience hasn't been that good. I think I am not able to understand watering in them perhaps. I find clay pots the best.
@Anupam S, Most welcome :-) Actually, it's more satisfying when we can grow directly from seeds. I mean, looking at the stages from seeds germination to a full matured plant, is completely a different feeling. But problem is, hard to get quality seeds all the time. So, I buy the seedlings because I know they are going to be good quality. Plus, like you said, very cheap too :-) Max Rs 6 for most. But Gerbera is quite costly - Rs 45 for one seedling..LOL. Gerenium is also bit costly - Rs 20 for one seedling. But still, cheaper than buying a matured plant :-) When we use plastic pot, we would need to water less as water is not going to evaporate through the side wall. Clay pot dry out much faster and honestly saying, plants also clay pot more. Problem is cleaning :-( As they get dirty very soon and then Slugs and Snails start to appear. That's why, now a days I almost don't use clay pot. The pots which I use, have lots of drainage wholes as you have seen and they work almost same way like clay pot. Because of having too many wholes, they dry out faster. Anyway, whenever I use other plastic pot (with less drainage wholes), I make around 4-6 drainage wholes :-) I do it always and I believe you can also do the same if you are getting problem while watering :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Yes, that's true.. it does feel good when you grow a plant from seed.. really feels satisfying. I haven't had that opportunity yet though. I tried to grow Tulsi once but the potting mix wasn't good and also the pot was plastic.. so the seeds germinated but died soon after. I will try again soon. Wow.. 45 and 20 for one seedling is really too much. It's better to buy a mature plant then of these... because they will have more chance of survival. I have personally found clay pots to be the best for me. I don't face the problem of them getting dirty too much. They did get dirty during the rains, but that's okay. Some plastic pots have really too much drainage holes.. LOL. But, as you say, I think that's necessary. I liked your idea of putting individual pot pieces on each hole. But for that the pot base needs to be flat as your pots. I bought a few pots and the base isn't flat and that poses quite a bit of problem. In one video I saw pieces of thermocol being put on those holes. I tried that but the potting mix still comes out of the holes. I have used small plastic pots for cuttings and small plants successfully, but haven't had good experience with the bigger plants. I have quite a few plastic pots but haven't got around to using them for this reason. Let's see. What's your opinion about cement pots? Better than plastic or same? I think both have same problem of air and water not being able to pass through both, and also cement pots are heavy too. I might try 1-2 cement pots to see how it goes.
@Anupam S, Gerbera and Geraniums seedlings are bit costly as they are bit tricky to grow from seeds. Costly even for matured plants (in my place). Gerbera starts as Rs 180 - 240 (of course I am talking about the hybrid verity, not local one). But agree with you...it's better to spend Rs 180 for a healthy plant rather than Rs 45 for a seedling :-) Yah, even nursery people use thermocol for drainage whole. But, I just prefer to use broken pieces of clay pot. I have lots of pot and sometimes few pots get broken by accidentally. So, I never go out of stock..LOL.. Haven't use cement pot yet...But I think in summer, plants would get bit difficult as cement pot would hold the heat for longer period of time. But still, should not make a big difference as I have seen many people using it. Hope your plants are rocking :-) See u soon, TC :-)
@Theresa Fernandez, These are winter flowering plants and ideally, we can start sowing the seeds from around end of September. But, there are many other flowering plants that can be grown now and please check out this video - ua-cam.com/video/eFwTxNwBW80/v-deo.html Thank you So so much for watching my video and I am glad to know they are useful. Once again, thank you for your words, much appreciated and wishing the same for you :-)
I planted 5 vases of pansies and they look beautiful. Is there any way to keep them blooming in summer too? Thank you very much, I love your videos 💜💙🌺🙏🌼
I m so much confused ,.. I put seeds into soli but now I m feeling grass are growing in it rather than leaves ,.. but I can't differentiate between them...
Thanks for the tips. One more thing, do you know a way to germinate and grow pansies on heat?? My region is entering on the rain season and is gonna cooldown a little. But in my city is still hot, 30-34ºC. Do you know a way??
@Sona Jain, Thank you So So much for the encouraging words, really appreciate it :-) My Aim is too far and I have a strong believe that I would be able to reach there with the support from great people like you! So, thank you once again :-)
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Would be better to avoid hard soil as their roots are really soft...if possible, you can try adding some sand to make the soil lose :-)
May iask. Im from the philippines i would like to tell you that is there a possible to live and thrive here in the philiipnes wih the temperature of 23 to 32 °c? Thanks
@evilhero darkpanther, thank you for your question and you can ask me any question :-) Honestly saying, 32°c would be bit more and they don't do that well if it goes above 25°c. But I believe, you can still try growing by protecting your plants from Mid-day and Afternoon sunlight. Good luck :-)
Hi, found the chat for seedlings with that small pot... where do u get that... online or from nursery? Even I would like to buy that... please share it...
@ramya jegannathan, look like I need to start selling those cute tiny pot :-) They are highly available in Nurseries in my place and Nursery people use those to transplant the seedlings from seeds germination bed. If you really want them, let me know and I can collect few for you when I would go to nursery next time. Oh! no need to pay for the pot, I was just kidding :-)
@ramya jegannathan, I would be glad to send you pots with seedlings...but seedlings won't survive as they are very sensitive :-( And, plz don't buy such tiny seedlings online even someone is selling. They would die during transit time. Thank you for your interest :-)
Yes I knew that.. but still a bit of curiosity... all my gladiolus bulbs sprouted... but none of my liliums sprouted... worried a bit.. how much days it will take... here in my area it is raining all days... so keep in open area.. is that would be a reason?
@ramya jegannathan,, glad to know your Gladiolus burbs sprouted..Liliums take bit more time comparing to Gladiolus but shouldn't take more than 2 weeks (in most cases). Liliums are hardy but still, it would be better to protect them from the rains. Before sprouting, if they get too much water, they might rot. Also, I hope the bulbs were bit sprouted one and you haven't planted them too deep.
No actually! In Summer, they don't survive as rainfall in my place is quite high during Summer. They die very quickly if the soil remains moist on a regular basis. Thank you :-)
@Adrita Kar, Most plants depend on temperature, not exact month actually. You can start when temp is around 18-20 degree Celsius..It's normally done et the end of September but you can do even in late August if temperature cools down much earlier. My Pansies were blooming till last 20 days back :-) One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir :-)
I tried Pansy seeds twice, but zero germination.. have few seeds left but m scared if I fail in that too.. how do I improve germination rate with pancy seeds, any suggestions will help..
They have a best germination rate in late winter early spring. I direct sow my seeds no deeper than 1cm in my garden soil (a mix of heavy clay with vegetable compost) and after the rain they came out. I try 3 varieties on this method. The blue pansy and the blue feline hybrid pansy came out gorgeous and self seed here and there, but the yellow feline hybrid pansy never came out. I sow the seeds in 2018 and nowdays I still have the blue ones that self seed every winter/spring. My zone is 9b and I have no irritation so, the ones that germinated in summer struggle and die if I don't keep watering with a water can. They come back every year but they are not invasive, since my soil is heavy clay. In pots they germinate as well, but the yellow ones from nursery dye after summer. So for me, the blues ones are completely reliable.
i think they need darkness to germinate, so make sure they’re covered by soil but not too deep (like a quarter inch ?) or a lot of people cover it with a black plastic bag for a week
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Thank you so much for the feedback :-) Again, sorry for taking some more time but here is the video about Ice Plant (which you asked me) - ua-cam.com/video/KT0PFaE_PYI/v-deo.html
@Sudipti Rajkumar, they actually don't like if the temperature goes above 30°C. They still bloom even if it's around 32°C but don't thrive (this is from my personal experience but definitely you would find different info online). I just checked the temperature in Chennai and it's showing 27°C. A bit high honestly saying :-(
@Suhani Soni, Sorry for the late response :-( Due to lockdown there was no internet :-( Leaves dry ho raha hai kyoki Pansy winter flowering plant hai..Garmi me rakhna thoda muskil hai. Garmi me lagane ke liye bahat flowering plants hai :-) Aap akbaar ye video dekhiye - ua-cam.com/video/dL4-hmBXpD8/v-deo.html Thank you :-)
@Soumya Naik, sorry to know :-( May I know when did you grow them and at what stage? Anyway, if plants are healthy enough, we still have time as they continue blooming till around April end :-)
@@mycreativeworld3327 , So, definitely they would bloom as only half months old :-) They grow somewhat slow at initial stage. No worry, just caring for them and I am sure they would bloom well :-)
I thuoght u were calling the plant the sibling…haha! I figuered well being from ndia, you may call all earths life your sibling….then I finally figuered out u said seedling! Lol😁😁😁😁
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Definitely we can and thank you :-) In fact, I sowed few days back and I would need to wait for some more days to transplant them :-)
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Same would work like I show in my video - 80% Cocopeat + 20% Vermicompost :-) And, doing same for my seedlings, waiting to transplant them :-)
Dec is bit late..and it would be much better if you can grow seedlings. That way, you would be able to enjoy the blooms sooner..Tamp is okay...Good luck :-)
OMG!!!!.....The pink one is rocking......I have collected each n' every possible colour of pansy in my locality.....But I don't have this pinkish one.......right now I have 67pansies in my garden......Pansies and Amaryllis are my favourite plants.....so I love to collect them.....😍......
@Ashuzilla Gardens, 67...WOW, that's so amazing, hats off to you 👌👌👌 Pansies and Amaryllis are really great :-)
I love Pansies.....unconditionally......😅
Came to know...otherwise you won't have 67 different colors :-) I am sure they are looking gorgeous :-)
😊😊😊😊.....
Thank you so much for making this video. Today only I planted 5 pansies into 5 baskets and I was looking for pansies care videos.
Thank you, i just bought pansy yesterday. This video really helpful 😃
The favourite part of the video is when you explain about the sunlight and show the differences between belcony and terrace❣️ most of the people like me only have a little belcony n for us sunlight is the most important issue
Helpful video
@Prantick Nath Prantick Nath, thank you very much :-)
What a cute seedling!!!
I usually give all my plants sweet potato water or artichoke water after I have cooked those things, cooled of course, and they do extremely well.
Thank you so much for your inputs, really appreciated! It's bit difficult to get artichoke in my place and it's great that you are making the good use of the veggies available in your place!
Just bought my first pansy today, I’m super excited!! Question, will they be okay if they are planted in all garden soil and 0 sand? 😬😬
Great video, maybe next time it would be great if u could also mention which season this grows best in.
Thank you very much for your feedback! It's a winter flowering plant and we can start almost from the end of Sept. Now a days, I try my best not to forget about mentioning the time.
Very well explained...👌😌
@Soumya Naik, thank you so so much, appreciate it :-)
Superb colour your first bloom...
@ramya jegannathan, thank you very much, but I liked the Yellow one more :-)
Ok... even that was good
My seedlings have 4 leaves can i transplant them now?
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Sure, you can and goo luck :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat thanks you so much
Hello beautiful flowers super vedeio super like 👍👍👍🌷🌷🌷💖💖💖💖🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔
Thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)
Hello, as always, thank you for this video. I have a question about the organic fertiliser, it looks like the fertiliser is a mix of there components. I could hear the second and third components, which are vermicompost and bonemeal. What is the first component? My hearing is not that good, I couldn’t hear what the first component is. Please help 🙏🏻
that pot is so cute
Great video covering all aspects of the plant :). And really awesome blooming.
Where did you get such a small cute pot for seeding? :D.
One question.. you transplanted such a small seedling in a big size 6 inches pot. It's said that you should gradually transplant and repot a plant from small size pot to bigger pots as it grows, so that the roots grow properly, and also, when you pot a small plant in a much bigger pot, it has chances of rotting because of more water being held in bigger pot. So, planting such a small seedling in a big pot doesn't pose risk?
@Anupam S, thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)
The pot came with the seedlings itself :-) It's cute though..
Whatever you are saying is correct but it also depends on how you are going to take care of them. Definitely bigger pot would hold the water for longer period of time and it's kinda bit risky only if you don't know when to water. That's why I don't water them until and unless top soil is not dry (it's a good practice anyway). Just need to be bit careful and we can grow them easily :-)
After all, growing such tiny seedlings is always a risk but what to do..nursery people sale the seedlings at this stage. So, I need to grab them as quickly as I can otherwise small nurseries buy them. The nursery from where I usually buy is the bigger one - kind of whole seller. But whenever I grow something from seeds myself, I always let them grow a bit more (to reduce the transplanting risk).
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you for explanation. As I guessed, requires experience to plant such small seedling in a big pot.. have to be careful.
And yes, it's definitely good to buy a seedling because it comes quite cheap compared to a grown plant.
I have been trying to get clay pots of less than 6 inches, for seedling or cuttings, or for seedling transplantation, but they aren't available. Clay pots generally start from 6 inches. They are available in plastic, but I don't like to use plastic. I have planted a few plants in plastic pots and my experience hasn't been that good. I think I am not able to understand watering in them perhaps. I find clay pots the best.
@Anupam S, Most welcome :-) Actually, it's more satisfying when we can grow directly from seeds. I mean, looking at the stages from seeds germination to a full matured plant, is completely a different feeling. But problem is, hard to get quality seeds all the time. So, I buy the seedlings because I know they are going to be good quality. Plus, like you said, very cheap too :-) Max Rs 6 for most. But Gerbera is quite costly - Rs 45 for one seedling..LOL. Gerenium is also bit costly - Rs 20 for one seedling. But still, cheaper than buying a matured plant :-)
When we use plastic pot, we would need to water less as water is not going to evaporate through the side wall. Clay pot dry out much faster and honestly saying, plants also clay pot more. Problem is cleaning :-( As they get dirty very soon and then Slugs and Snails start to appear. That's why, now a days I almost don't use clay pot. The pots which I use, have lots of drainage wholes as you have seen and they work almost same way like clay pot. Because of having too many wholes, they dry out faster. Anyway, whenever I use other plastic pot (with less drainage wholes), I make around 4-6 drainage wholes :-) I do it always and I believe you can also do the same if you are getting problem while watering :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Yes, that's true.. it does feel good when you grow a plant from seed.. really feels satisfying. I haven't had that opportunity yet though. I tried to grow Tulsi once but the potting mix wasn't good and also the pot was plastic.. so the seeds germinated but died soon after. I will try again soon.
Wow.. 45 and 20 for one seedling is really too much. It's better to buy a mature plant then of these... because they will have more chance of survival.
I have personally found clay pots to be the best for me. I don't face the problem of them getting dirty too much. They did get dirty during the rains, but that's okay.
Some plastic pots have really too much drainage holes.. LOL. But, as you say, I think that's necessary. I liked your idea of putting individual pot pieces on each hole. But for that the pot base needs to be flat as your pots. I bought a few pots and the base isn't flat and that poses quite a bit of problem.
In one video I saw pieces of thermocol being put on those holes. I tried that but the potting mix still comes out of the holes. I have used small plastic pots for cuttings and small plants successfully, but haven't had good experience with the bigger plants. I have quite a few plastic pots but haven't got around to using them for this reason. Let's see.
What's your opinion about cement pots? Better than plastic or same? I think both have same problem of air and water not being able to pass through both, and also cement pots are heavy too. I might try 1-2 cement pots to see how it goes.
@Anupam S, Gerbera and Geraniums seedlings are bit costly as they are bit tricky to grow from seeds. Costly even for matured plants (in my place). Gerbera starts as Rs 180 - 240 (of course I am talking about the hybrid verity, not local one). But agree with you...it's better to spend Rs 180 for a healthy plant rather than Rs 45 for a seedling :-)
Yah, even nursery people use thermocol for drainage whole. But, I just prefer to use broken pieces of clay pot. I have lots of pot and sometimes few pots get broken by accidentally. So, I never go out of stock..LOL..
Haven't use cement pot yet...But I think in summer, plants would get bit difficult as cement pot would hold the heat for longer period of time. But still, should not make a big difference as I have seen many people using it.
Hope your plants are rocking :-) See u soon, TC :-)
can this be grow in march in kerala.I always watch your videos.very good information.God bless you.
@Theresa Fernandez, These are winter flowering plants and ideally, we can start sowing the seeds from around end of September. But, there are many other flowering plants that can be grown now and please check out this video - ua-cam.com/video/eFwTxNwBW80/v-deo.html Thank you So so much for watching my video and I am glad to know they are useful. Once again, thank you for your words, much appreciated and wishing the same for you :-)
Wow super
@Kishore P, Thank you So So much :-)
I planted 5 vases of pansies and they look beautiful. Is there any way to keep them blooming in summer too? Thank you very much, I love your videos 💜💙🌺🙏🌼
Maine cow dung liya soil liya aur sand liya aur usme winter seed grow kiye Kya ye germinate hoga
I m so much confused ,.. I put seeds into soli but now I m feeling grass are growing in it rather than leaves ,.. but I can't differentiate between them...
Thanks for the tips. One more thing, do you know a way to germinate and grow pansies on heat?? My region is entering on the rain season and is gonna cooldown a little. But in my city is still hot, 30-34ºC. Do you know a way??
Sir, my pansy plant seems to be dying...as summer is approaching, should I keep it under shade with indirect sunlight
Do I need to pinch the plants to make them bushy?
Pansy is winter flowering plant. But does the same plant continue to grow after winter and then again start flowering in next winter?
One of the best channels of Gardening and you have great plants too... 💓💓💓🌿🌺🌸 Lots of respect and affection.
@Sona Jain, Thank you So So much for the encouraging words, really appreciate it :-) My Aim is too far and I have a strong believe that I would be able to reach there with the support from great people like you! So, thank you once again :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat 💓💓🌸🌸
Too long to get the blooms my plants are one inch tall shall I now repot it in individual pot.
My potting mix got very hard, because my soil is wet, so can I repot in new potting mix?
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Would be better to avoid hard soil as their roots are really soft...if possible, you can try adding some sand to make the soil lose :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat thanks
My pansy plant appears to be healthy with green leaves but numbers as well as size of the flowers have gone down. Please suggest
May iask. Im from the philippines i would like to tell you that is there a possible to live and thrive here in the philiipnes wih the temperature of 23 to 32 °c? Thanks
@evilhero darkpanther, thank you for your question and you can ask me any question :-) Honestly saying, 32°c would be bit more and they don't do that well if it goes above 25°c. But I believe, you can still try growing by protecting your plants from Mid-day and Afternoon sunlight. Good luck :-)
Can i grow from seeds now in November?
@Shafeeq Unnisa, Definitely we can and thank you :-) In fact, I sowed few days back and I would need to wait for some more days to transplant them :-)
Plz make a vdo of propagation
Hi, found the chat for seedlings with that small pot... where do u get that... online or from nursery? Even I would like to buy that... please share it...
@ramya jegannathan, look like I need to start selling those cute tiny pot :-) They are highly available in Nurseries in my place and Nursery people use those to transplant the seedlings from seeds germination bed. If you really want them, let me know and I can collect few for you when I would go to nursery next time. Oh! no need to pay for the pot, I was just kidding :-)
It’s just the pot or pot with seedlings... if it is pot with seedlings I ll get from you...
@ramya jegannathan, I would be glad to send you pots with seedlings...but seedlings won't survive as they are very sensitive :-( And, plz don't buy such tiny seedlings online even someone is selling. They would die during transit time. Thank you for your interest :-)
Yes I knew that.. but still a bit of curiosity... all my gladiolus bulbs sprouted... but none of my liliums sprouted... worried a bit.. how much days it will take... here in my area it is raining all days... so keep in open area.. is that would be a reason?
@ramya jegannathan,, glad to know your Gladiolus burbs sprouted..Liliums take bit more time comparing to Gladiolus but shouldn't take more than 2 weeks (in most cases). Liliums are hardy but still, it would be better to protect them from the rains. Before sprouting, if they get too much water, they might rot. Also, I hope the bulbs were bit sprouted one and you haven't planted them too deep.
Dada do you keep pansies in your garden throughout the year?
No actually! In Summer, they don't survive as rainfall in my place is quite high during Summer. They die very quickly if the soil remains moist on a regular basis. Thank you :-)
You are very sweet like your flowers....
@SONAL Chavda, That's really the sweetest feedback, thank you So So much :-) TC :-)
can pansies be grown in 9 cm pots??
Sir when can we start sowing pansies in Siliguri? September or October?
@Adrita Kar, Most plants depend on temperature, not exact month actually. You can start when temp is around 18-20 degree Celsius..It's normally done et the end of September but you can do even in late August if temperature cools down much earlier. My Pansies were blooming till last 20 days back :-) One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir :-)
I tried Pansy seeds twice, but zero germination.. have few seeds left but m scared if I fail in that too.. how do I improve germination rate with pancy seeds, any suggestions will help..
They have a best germination rate in late winter early spring. I direct sow my seeds no deeper than 1cm in my garden soil (a mix of heavy clay with vegetable compost) and after the rain they came out. I try 3 varieties on this method. The blue pansy and the blue feline hybrid pansy came out gorgeous and self seed here and there, but the yellow feline hybrid pansy never came out. I sow the seeds in 2018 and nowdays I still have the blue ones that self seed every winter/spring. My zone is 9b and I have no irritation so, the ones that germinated in summer struggle and die if I don't keep watering with a water can. They come back every year but they are not invasive, since my soil is heavy clay. In pots they germinate as well, but the yellow ones from nursery dye after summer. So for me, the blues ones are completely reliable.
i think they need darkness to germinate, so make sure they’re covered by soil but not too deep (like a quarter inch ?) or a lot of people cover it with a black plastic bag for a week
Amazing video👌
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Thank you so much for the feedback :-) Again, sorry for taking some more time but here is the video about Ice Plant (which you asked me) - ua-cam.com/video/KT0PFaE_PYI/v-deo.html
In which month we can grow its seeds
@Vishal Mondal Official, September - October is the best time :-)
Can we grow pancy flower in Chennai climate?
@Sudipti Rajkumar, they actually don't like if the temperature goes above 30°C. They still bloom even if it's around 32°C but don't thrive (this is from my personal experience but definitely you would find different info online). I just checked the temperature in Chennai and it's showing 27°C. A bit high honestly saying :-(
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you very much for honest reply!! Really appreciate it!!
@Sudipti Rajkumar, Most welcome and thank you very much for watching the video :-) Happy Gardening :-)
Mera pansy plant dry ho rha pls btae kya karu
@Suhani Soni, Sorry for the late response :-( Due to lockdown there was no internet :-( Leaves dry ho raha hai kyoki Pansy winter flowering plant hai..Garmi me rakhna thoda muskil hai. Garmi me lagane ke liye bahat flowering plants hai :-) Aap akbaar ye video dekhiye - ua-cam.com/video/dL4-hmBXpD8/v-deo.html Thank you :-)
My pansies havent flowerd yet..
@Soumya Naik, sorry to know :-( May I know when did you grow them and at what stage? Anyway, if plants are healthy enough, we still have time as they continue blooming till around April end :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat nearly half a month old it seems....
@@mycreativeworld3327 , So, definitely they would bloom as only half months old :-) They grow somewhat slow at initial stage. No worry, just caring for them and I am sure they would bloom well :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat thank u soo much..i wish ur words come true...waiting fr it
Im kinda scared cuz i got mines at the dollar store and some of the other plants looks rotten and moldy this one was the only one that looked fine
I thuoght u were calling the plant the sibling…haha! I figuered well being from ndia, you may call all earths life your sibling….then I finally figuered out u said seedling! Lol😁😁😁😁
Why don't you speak in hindi,you can,t make understand properly in english.🙏🙏
So that the information reaches wider group of audience. 😁
Can I grow from seeds now in November ?
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Definitely we can and thank you :-) In fact, I sowed few days back and I would need to wait for some more days to transplant them :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat ☺️okay thanks a lot, and what is the seedling mix ?
@TAQI AHMED NUMAN, Same would work like I show in my video - 80% Cocopeat + 20% Vermicompost :-) And, doing same for my seedlings, waiting to transplant them :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat great
Thankyou , everything I wanted to know, so that I can save my pansies , which were dying !
Hi can i grow them from seeds in december in Goa the temperature ranges from 22 to 26°C ?
Dec is bit late..and it would be much better if you can grow seedlings. That way, you would be able to enjoy the blooms sooner..Tamp is okay...Good luck :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat what other flower seeds can i sow right now?
There are many winter flowering plants and please select from here - ua-cam.com/video/wstGIkV47Sk/v-deo.html
@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks a ton!! God bless you.
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