Thanks so much for the tutorial, super helpful! I miss the segments of “what to do this month in your garden” as I used to just copy whatever you suggest to do 🤣 wish you will do those again in every monthly video! 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for making this video. It’s great to see right from the beginning of seed starting mix to transfer to larger pot. It’s super super helpful. Thank you.
This was wonderful, thank you so much! I can't think of anything that wasn't covered in your video, and I'm so grateful for your knowledge! Thanks again!
Very good tips. I been wanting to start some flower seeds. I'm actually over-wintering Supertunias in my house under some grow lights right now. Thank you for sharing
Your videos are highly educative with useful information. Thank you for giving inspiration even to someone like me -with no knowledge about growing veggies.
Where have you BEEN at California Gardening!!! Love your ACCENT and your details. You know how to break this down!!! very, VERY SIMPLE and easy steps to follow. You don't RUSH the steps; you are going very slow so everyone can UNDERSTAND you better. Keep us UPDATED on what you have been UP TO!!! ^_^
Thank you so much for this video! Very straightforward and simple! One of my goals for this year was to start a patio garden (I live in an apartment) and this will definitely help me on my journey. Thank you again! 😊
Tx for this... you have mentioned when the first fertilisation is to start. How often should we fertilize seedlings and for how long before transplant?
Something that is extremely important! If you are starting seedling indoors before transplanting gradually introduce plant to sunlight over a week before transplanting in full Sun.
Thanks for the information! I started my seeds in central florida during Dec last week. The seeds sprouted but the growth seems stagnant, no new leaves are coming except the first two leaves. Could you please suggest what may be worng?
Hi I like the way you resolved so many of my queries in just one video. Just one question though. Is there any use of adding vermicompost/organic fertilizer when transplanting the seedling to bigger pots? I mean since we're going to to be adding other fertilizers suck as NPK, Sea weed extract or Fish emulsion, is there any major/minor role that vermicompost will play?
I use doggy poop bags. Poke holes abd stand them up inside a Tupperware..... When ready to transplant make a slit in the bottom of the bag and plant the whole bag into the ground and then slip the bag out over the top of the plant so that way the roots don’t get disturbed
Hello and thanks for sharing, I have couple questions. 1- I used my starting mix from last year which consists of vermiculite and coco coir only. Am I in trouble? I used a 72 cell tray. 2nd-How long can I keep them in the cells after they germinate. I ran into issues last year with leggy plants with weak stems
This is so helpful! I wanted to reuse my egg cartons, however, once you need to start watering, don’t they get very soggy, especially since you recommend bottom watering? I may also buy a couple of the self-watering seed cell trays from Gardener’s Supply. I think this will help me make sure they don’t dry out, since I can be very forgetful! Also, I was surprised you have a frost date in Irvine. For some reason I didn’t think we had any frost dates in OC!
Yes I agree, any cardboard like egg carton get mushy after watering. Plastic works better and is reusable many times. Yes we do get frosts occasionally in Irvine. The last time we got it was in 2017 but see this hailstorm and ice we got in Jan 2017: ua-cam.com/video/TKkMlu6bzI8/v-deo.html
I enjoyed your UA-cam videos. Where can I buy tendli (tendoi or ivy Gourd or pointed gourd, tiny melon like) vegetable seeds? I bought other Indian seeds from SeedsofIndia website.
I’d like to see a video with Plants comparing ones watered with plain green water and other ones watered with warm tea and see if it actually makes a difference
I tried to sow pumpkin (also watermelon), but they never grew big leaves like i see in the videos. They're always small, even if i have light for them. What should i do? (I got them from store fruit btw maybe thats a problem)
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I made my own seed starting mix and wet with boiling water initially. No fungus nats in my seeding room. It worked beautifully
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Thanks so much for the tutorial, super helpful! I miss the segments of “what to do this month in your garden” as I used to just copy whatever you suggest to do 🤣 wish you will do those again in every monthly video! 🙏🏼
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Thank you so much for making this video. It’s great to see right from the beginning of seed starting mix to transfer to larger pot. It’s super super helpful. Thank you.
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Very good tips. I been wanting to start some flower seeds. I'm actually over-wintering Supertunias in my house under some grow lights right now. Thank you for sharing
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Your videos are highly educative with useful information. Thank you for giving inspiration even to someone like me -with no knowledge about growing veggies.
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Where have you BEEN at California Gardening!!! Love your ACCENT and your details. You know how to break this down!!! very, VERY SIMPLE and easy steps to follow. You don't RUSH the steps; you are going very slow so everyone can UNDERSTAND you better. Keep us UPDATED on what you have been UP TO!!! ^_^
Thank you! And thanks for asking! I try to keep everyone updated with my video uploads :) Hope you're doing well too!
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Thank you so much for this video! Very straightforward and simple! One of my goals for this year was to start a patio garden (I live in an apartment) and this will definitely help me on my journey. Thank you again! 😊
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Tx for this... you have mentioned when the first fertilisation is to start. How often should we fertilize seedlings and for how long before transplant?
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Something that is extremely important! If you are starting seedling indoors before transplanting gradually introduce plant to sunlight over a week before transplanting in full Sun.
Thanks for the information! I started my seeds in central florida during Dec last week. The seeds sprouted but the growth seems stagnant, no new leaves are coming except the first two leaves. Could you please suggest what may be worng?
Hi I like the way you resolved so many of my queries in just one video. Just one question though. Is there any use of adding vermicompost/organic fertilizer when transplanting the seedling to bigger pots? I mean since we're going to to be adding other fertilizers suck as NPK, Sea weed extract or Fish emulsion, is there any major/minor role that vermicompost will play?
I use doggy poop bags. Poke holes abd stand them up inside a Tupperware..... When ready to transplant make a slit in the bottom of the bag and plant the whole bag into the ground and then slip the bag out over the top of the plant so that way the roots don’t get disturbed
Hello and thanks for sharing, I have couple questions. 1- I used my starting mix from last year which consists of vermiculite and coco coir only. Am I in trouble? I used a 72 cell tray. 2nd-How long can I keep them in the cells after they germinate. I ran into issues last year with leggy plants with weak stems
I am in Ontario Canada and started gardening last year in pots/planters
My question: can I use my last year soil? I used pro mix vegetables soil mix
This is so helpful! I wanted to reuse my egg cartons, however, once you need to start watering, don’t they get very soggy, especially since you recommend bottom watering?
I may also buy a couple of the self-watering seed cell trays from Gardener’s Supply. I think this will help me make sure they don’t dry out, since I can be very forgetful!
Also, I was surprised you have a frost date in Irvine. For some reason I didn’t think we had any frost dates in OC!
Yes I agree, any cardboard like egg carton get mushy after watering. Plastic works better and is reusable many times. Yes we do get frosts occasionally in Irvine. The last time we got it was in 2017 but see this hailstorm and ice we got in Jan 2017: ua-cam.com/video/TKkMlu6bzI8/v-deo.html
Is it possible to grow seeds out door in the sun in a covered tray. I don’t have a heat mat or grow light.
Once I fill the seed starting mix in the pot ,after adding the seed do I need to water everyday?
How is Tesla doing? Will you show us more videos of him at the end of your videos? Maybe he could show us how to dig holes for direct sowing?😉
Do you sell tindora cutting?
Great explanations, as always sir. Thx
Do you have garden visit programmes ? Need to visit if possible.
Thanks. No visit programs yet, but will look into it.
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Hello, thank you for the growing advice for seedlings.But when will you reveal the results for the Mars Hydro Grow Lights
Thank you! Mars Hydro Giveaway winner will be announced in the January monthly episode!
Thanks for letting me know.I have another question, when you grow crops do you sell them and can you tell me what process you take to sell them.
Great video for beginner gardeners, may I please know an alternate to Gypsum? Can I use epsom salt instead? Please reply, thank you
You can use garden lime or dolomitic lime instead of gypsum
Thanks for the awesome video...generally when do we up pot the seedlings?
Anytime after the first set of leaves have developed and they are big enough to be transplanted. Usually after 2 weeks of germinating you can up pot
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Can we use egg shell powder instead of gypsum?
Dollar tree has tons Of plastic containers in their party supply section
Once plants are in their permanent home, how often should i fertilize throughout the growing season?
When u live in the same city makes information taking a lot easier!
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I enjoyed your UA-cam videos. Where can I buy tendli (tendoi or ivy Gourd or pointed gourd, tiny melon like) vegetable seeds? I bought other Indian seeds from SeedsofIndia website.
Where do you buy seeds?
How many times do you put fertilizer for seedlings and how long do you leave the fertilizer on? I'm using quick start thanks you
Fertilize at half strength once a week. So watering twice a week, every other watering should be a weak fertilizer application
Where can I find those potato seeds?
I’d like to see a video with Plants comparing ones watered with plain green water and other ones watered with warm tea and see if it actually makes a difference
It does!
I tried to sow pumpkin (also watermelon), but they never grew big leaves like i see in the videos. They're always small, even if i have light for them. What should i do? (I got them from store fruit btw maybe thats a problem)
If you follow instructions on fertilizing the seedlings you should get better plants.