I like making a simple syrup with raw cane sugar, fresh ginger and the green parts of lemon grass. It's perfect on ice with tonic water and a lime wedge on a hot day.
Thank you for the preps for freezer storage! Many talk about growing but not so much the preparation or storage. I will finally cut back my lemongrass this month & store before bringing in the pot for winter!
Beautiful scenery, music and close-ups of the lemongrass. Thank you for showing all the uses for lemongrass, both the bottom thick part and the top leaves!
This is truly a very helpful video. I have a huge pot of culinary lemongrass that I started from ends I bought to use in Thai cooking. Placed them in water, and they spouted roots, then I planted them. It makes a great accent plant in the summer. Now to start my harvest
Didn't know you could cut them so low. I have a bunch to harvest. Very tall and bushy from growing all year. Was told 18 inches up from ground is best, but I have no idea. I will try this and a bit farther up the stalk to see. Thanks for video. Very nice garden.
Great video. Lemongrass is easily one of my favorite teas. I always keep at least one plant around just for that purpose. I also love vietnamese food and one of my favorite dishes has the lemongrass infused beef...if only I knew how to make it. Now that my lemongrass is overgrown though, I was looking at ways to harvest and use the stalks. Thanks so much for the video and the tips!
Hi Thun Thun , Happy New Year to you . Never too late to watch your videos. My first time. I am so happy to see your video. So great an amazing beautiful 😂. I like lemongrass very much. You have a beautiful place out there so peaceful and lovely. You have lovely touch of your beautiful hands, beautiful soul. Nature loves you. Thank you my friend, for sharing your beautiful video. Be safe you too , and see you soon .
Hi Wayno, check your local Asian grocery store. They will have fresh lemongrass there. You can cut off the ends and plant in either water or soil and it will regrow. Yes, I enjoy making the tea too. It's so fragrant. Thank you for watching!
I live in Tucson. Lemon grass has done well in my garden. I have an auto water situation. I think the grass normally grows in wet conditions. But it’s been happy here in Tucson. And I’m not a green thumb person, but I’m working on it
THEN GROW SOME, FRESH IS FAR BETTER. I GROW MINE IN BIG BLACK NURSERY CONTAINERS. ONCE IT GETS GOING IT CAN OVERTAKE YOUR GARDEN. IN THE POTS, YOU CAN SET THEM AROUND PLANTS VULNERABLE TO LEAF MINERS AND OTHER GARDEN PESTS. IT WILL HELP PROTECT YOUR PLANTS.
Excellent video! Do you have one on how to divide them? Mine are like cement, and they have a lot of dead leaves that I'd like to clean out. Thank you.
@@ThunThunChannel hablas español? me encanta la cocina tahilandesa yo trato de hacer recetas tuyas con lo que puedo conseguir aqui en mi pais .pues no se encuentran muchos productos
This was great! Not only did I learn something, but your presentation was therapeutic. What was the song in the beginning? I recognize it from the Secret of Mana video game from Super Nintendo
I love lemongrass but dislike how sharp they are! My parents prepare them every year too. It's hard work and labor but so worth it. Thankful they're able to share some with me.
I agree! I've gotten a few cuts just from handling lemongrass. Your parents must enjoy watching them grow and harvesting them. Definitely rewarding. Thank you for watching 🙏
@@ThunThunChannel Yes, I was watching your video where you wrap them up for storage and I was just about to ask you how do you wrap them like that without them cutting your hands to shreds? I get cuts just by trying to cut the leaves down to make tea. lol
Thank you so much for sharing this❣️ I found your video through searching for harvesting and processing Lemongrass. I finally grew a patch of Lemongrass this year because it is one of my favorite herb flavors and I love it in soups. I so wanted to experience having fresh Lemongrass. I live in zone 5a and will be harvesting it soon. I like that you can put it in little bundles and freeze- such an easy way to put it in a soup!! Do you know if you can dehydrate Lemongrass? We dry many of our herbs in the dehydrator but I don’t want to do it if it will diminish the flavors in Lemongrass. Also, now that I have watched your video, I am thinking about potting up a small bunch and bringing it in over winter. This video was very helpful, I appreciate all that you shared, thanks again 💚💛🩵🤍💜
Thank you so much for watching the video and I'm glad you enjoyed it :) The flavor and aroma does diminish if dehydrated. Freezing is the best at preserving its vibrant flavor and aroma.
New subscriber. Loved the video. Question: Do you use Lemongrass just for flavor or do you eat it as a tasty vegetable? First year for the herb in my garden. Thanks.
@@paulstevenwildlife thank you so much for following! I eat the lemongrass too but it has to be pounded into a paste. When it’s in paste form, it can be used in marinades and curry pastes. Best of luck in the garden!
Enjoyed your video very much, so much helpful hints. Wondering I live in New York area (very cold winter), if I cut the lemongrass down and put the pot in garage, will it survive the winter?
Thank you so much. Yes, it's possible. I have family in the northeast and many of them do that. The lemongrass goes into dormancy in the winter, watering much less, and it comes back in the spring.
I find it helps. You can let the lemongrass air dry for a few hours after washing them, before placing them in the bags. These bags can be reused. Thank you for watching.
This is how I harvest and store lemongrass at the end of the season. For propagating lemongrass to grow new plants, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/4a5tDP_AdRc/v-deo.html
Great video and info. This is my first year growing lemon grass in South Texas. It is growing well and almost time to harvest. I am growing them in the ground, if I trim it to the bottom, will it return in the spring or will the winter kill them? Thank you.
@@ThunThunChannel I just learned Im in zone 8b, we have some 30 degree whether a couple times during the winter. If I cut them down and cover them, do you think they will live?
@@terinolin1388 Best of luck! Lemongrass is easy to regrow from cuttings though if it doesn't work out. I don't have any herb drying videos at the moment. Lemongrass is best in the freezer for storage, even better than drying it. In the freezer, it will still maintain it's vibrant taste and aroma when packaged well. Stays fresh in the freezer for up to a year or until your next growing season 😊
It can be prepared many ways, (raw salad, curry, soup, stir fry, steam, both dessert and savory foods) anything you can think of. My channel has many recipes that use lemongrass as an ingredient. One of my favorite herbs. Check it out ☺️
![LEMONGRASS: Wrapping lemongrass leaves & How we like to store them [Tauj Qab]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lDubTMLo_GE/mqdefault.jpg)
What's your favorite dish that uses lemongrass? When they were mere Lemongrass Cuttings: ua-cam.com/video/4a5tDP_AdRc/v-deo.html
I like making a simple syrup with raw cane sugar, fresh ginger and the green parts of lemon grass. It's perfect on ice with tonic water and a lime wedge on a hot day.
I wonder how you make the "simple syrup"?
Tell us how
I love this demo. Very easy to see and follow. I love the different ways to use lemingrass. In north east usa. Thanks for sharing.
@@joanthurman649 thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing. I was cutting mine all wrong, missing out on the stalks. Now I know better Thanks to you
Thank you for the preps for freezer storage! Many talk about growing but not so much the preparation or storage.
I will finally cut back my lemongrass this month & store before bringing in the pot for winter!
What a relaxing video, and so very helpful on how to store lemongrass during the winter. thank you!
This video was the best! It was well explained and straight to the point. Thank you!
Thanks for the wonderful sharing. Love the music and the systematic explanation on things. ❤
Thanks Thun, Loved this video. Will be harvesting accordingly in the next few days.
Beautiful scenery, music and close-ups of the lemongrass. Thank you for showing all the uses for lemongrass, both the bottom thick part and the top leaves!
Thank you Hannah! No problem. I'm gllad I can share a bit about one of my favorite herbs. Have a nice weekend!
This is truly a very helpful video. I have a huge pot of culinary lemongrass that I started from ends I bought to use in Thai cooking. Placed them in water, and they spouted roots, then I planted them. It makes a great accent plant in the summer. Now to start my harvest
Your production style is so beautiful. And the information shared is clear and useful! I love the sounds of nature in the background.
@@martimcgowan-chitwood761 Thank you very much for watching and for the feedback. Have a nice day!
So helpful and calming to watch 💚
Thank you! I have two LARGE lemon grass in my garden that I needed to store!
No problem! Thank you for watching 🙏
Thanks for sharing,now i can properly store my overgrown lemon grass leave
Didn't know you could cut them so low. I have a bunch to harvest. Very tall and bushy from growing all year. Was told 18 inches up from ground is best, but I have no idea.
I will try this and a bit farther up the stalk to see. Thanks for video. Very nice garden.
Great video. Lemongrass is easily one of my favorite teas. I always keep at least one plant around just for that purpose. I also love vietnamese food and one of my favorite dishes has the lemongrass infused beef...if only I knew how to make it. Now that my lemongrass is overgrown though, I was looking at ways to harvest and use the stalks. Thanks so much for the video and the tips!
Wonderful information! Subscribed!!!!!
Thank you,simple and educative with relaxing music
I truly enjoyed this video. It was both educational and inspiring. Thank you.
Hi Thun Thun , Happy New Year to you . Never too late to watch your videos. My first time. I am so happy to see your video. So great an amazing beautiful 😂. I like lemongrass very much. You have a beautiful place out there so peaceful and lovely. You have lovely touch of your beautiful hands, beautiful soul. Nature loves you. Thank you my friend, for sharing your beautiful video. Be safe you too , and see you soon .
Thank you for the kind words and for watching ☺️. Happy new year to you and your loved ones.
Very easy to understand and relaxing to watch
Lovely video. Thank you for sharing.
So Amazing. Thank you for the soft music as well.
I can't get fresh lemongrass in Southern Arizona. I have to use the dried stuff I get from Amazon. It works. I love making tea.
Hi Wayno, check your local Asian grocery store. They will have fresh lemongrass there. You can cut off the ends and plant in either water or soil and it will regrow. Yes, I enjoy making the tea too. It's so fragrant. Thank you for watching!
I live in Tucson. Lemon grass has done well in my garden. I have an auto water situation. I think the grass normally grows in wet conditions. But it’s been happy here in Tucson. And I’m not a green thumb person, but I’m working on it
What's the igbo name for that lemongrass? Pls help me.
THEN GROW SOME, FRESH IS FAR BETTER. I GROW MINE IN BIG BLACK NURSERY CONTAINERS. ONCE IT GETS GOING IT CAN OVERTAKE YOUR GARDEN. IN THE POTS, YOU CAN SET THEM AROUND PLANTS VULNERABLE TO LEAF MINERS AND OTHER GARDEN PESTS. IT WILL HELP PROTECT YOUR PLANTS.
@@malachyekwujuru4559 Ahịhịa lemon ?
Excellent video! Do you have one on how to divide them? Mine are like cement, and they have a lot of dead leaves that I'd like to clean out. Thank you.
Your place is so relaxing.. wish i have a place like that too.
I have some plants too but my space for it is only in the roof.
Fantastic video
hola desde MEXICO
Hola! Gracias por verlo 🙏
@@ThunThunChannel hablas español? me encanta la cocina tahilandesa yo trato de hacer recetas tuyas con lo que puedo conseguir aqui en mi pais .pues no se encuentran muchos productos
Thanks so much now I know Blessings Bermuda.
WOW wow to say.. Hello to say very nice, so' beautiful 🍵Love 💚🌱🌱🌱
Thank you very much!
Is there a reason you don't dry lemon grass? It's not so flavorful? (Great video by the way!)
@@cinszjack Thank you so much for watching! Lemongrass loses a majority of aroma and flavor if dried. You maintain most of it if stored this way.
Been following your very relaxing,nice, and informative video!Thanks for sharing my friend!
No problem and thank you so much watching 😊🙏
@@ThunThunChannel You’re welcome my friend!
This was great! Not only did I learn something, but your presentation was therapeutic. What was the song in the beginning? I recognize it from the Secret of Mana video game from Super Nintendo
I love lemongrass but dislike how sharp they are! My parents prepare them every year too. It's hard work and labor but so worth it. Thankful they're able to share some with me.
I agree! I've gotten a few cuts just from handling lemongrass. Your parents must enjoy watching them grow and harvesting them. Definitely rewarding. Thank you for watching 🙏
@@ThunThunChannel Yes, I was watching your video where you wrap them up for storage and I was just about to ask you how do you wrap them like that without them cutting your hands to shreds? I get cuts just by trying to cut the leaves down to make tea. lol
Thank you so much for sharing this❣️ I found your video through searching for harvesting and processing Lemongrass. I finally grew a patch of Lemongrass this year because it is one of my favorite herb flavors and I love it in soups. I so wanted to experience having fresh Lemongrass. I live in zone 5a and will be harvesting it soon. I like that you can put it in little bundles and freeze- such an easy way to put it in a soup!! Do you know if you can dehydrate Lemongrass? We dry many of our herbs in the dehydrator but I don’t want to do it if it will diminish the flavors in Lemongrass. Also, now that I have watched your video, I am thinking about potting up a small bunch and bringing it in over winter. This video was very helpful, I appreciate all that you shared, thanks again 💚💛🩵🤍💜
Thank you so much for watching the video and I'm glad you enjoyed it :) The flavor and aroma does diminish if dehydrated. Freezing is the best at preserving its vibrant flavor and aroma.
Excellent video
Love it. Thanks
Love your video. Thank you.
VERY WELL DONE AND EXPLAINED. HOW LONG TO STEEP THE LEAVES FOR TEA?
Many thanks
Some of my lemongrass has a bad case of scale. Any tips on how to treat?
Thank you, great video! Can you show how to grow or propagate lemongrass?
Thank you, I have a video on how to propagate lemongrass. Here’s the link ua-cam.com/video/4a5tDP_AdRc/v-deo.html
Thank you so much
New subscriber. Loved the video. Question: Do you use Lemongrass just for flavor or do you eat it as a tasty vegetable? First year for the herb in my garden. Thanks.
@@paulstevenwildlife thank you so much for following! I eat the lemongrass too but it has to be pounded into a paste. When it’s in paste form, it can be used in marinades and curry pastes. Best of luck in the garden!
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After they're bundled, how do you store it? Jar? Hanging like lavender?
What is your recipe for lemongrass ginger chi?
What is the red curry? Seem yummy. Can I kniw how to cook? Tq
These are the links. Red curry - ua-cam.com/video/T3zsshVOtmo/v-deo.html
Paste for red curry - ua-cam.com/video/zFEm7ubxGyU/v-deo.html
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Thank you for your support!
Enjoyed your video very much, so much helpful hints. Wondering I live in New York area (very cold winter), if I cut the lemongrass down and put the pot in garage, will it survive the winter?
Thank you so much. Yes, it's possible. I have family in the northeast and many of them do that. The lemongrass goes into dormancy in the winter, watering much less, and it comes back in the spring.
The 3 ways rely on a freezer, in a no electricity situation can these 3 ways be dried?
@@brianpalmateer2089 you can also sun dry them but they will lose a lot of the flavor and aroma
Do I need to dig up my lemon grass and bring inside for the winter?
Great video! I’m harvesting now! My first time! Thank you!😊
Good luck!
Amazing 👍👍
Thank you
Tnqu very useful information 😊
My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
Do you find that freezer frost doesn't get into the produce when you double bag them like that? Are the bags reusable? Nice video 😊
I find it helps. You can let the lemongrass air dry for a few hours after washing them, before placing them in the bags. These bags can be reused. Thank you for watching.
Who hasn't re-use the bags..??
Is this the proper way to save lemongrass to propagate? I think they may be too long, and should I removed the roots?
This is how I harvest and store lemongrass at the end of the season. For propagating lemongrass to grow new plants, check out this video:
ua-cam.com/video/4a5tDP_AdRc/v-deo.html
Great video and info. This is my first year growing lemon grass in South Texas. It is growing well and almost time to harvest. I am growing them in the ground, if I trim it to the bottom, will it return in the spring or will the winter kill them? Thank you.
Thank you! What growing zone are you in? Lemongrass can tolerate 40F the minimum. Does it get really cold in the winters where you are?
@@ThunThunChannel I just learned Im in zone 8b, we have some 30 degree whether a couple times during the winter. If I cut them down and cover them, do you think they will live?
@@terinolin1388 30 might be too low for them. If you cover them enough and keep the roots from freezing, it can come back.
@@ThunThunChannel OK, I'll try and see how it goes. Thank you. Do you have any herb drying videos
@@terinolin1388 Best of luck! Lemongrass is easy to regrow from cuttings though if it doesn't work out. I don't have any herb drying videos at the moment. Lemongrass is best in the freezer for storage, even better than drying it. In the freezer, it will still maintain it's vibrant taste and aroma when packaged well. Stays fresh in the freezer for up to a year or until your next growing season 😊
How to cook with lemongrass?
It can be prepared many ways, (raw salad, curry, soup, stir fry, steam, both dessert and savory foods) anything you can think of. My channel has many recipes that use lemongrass as an ingredient. One of my favorite herbs. Check it out ☺️
It grows better into the ground soil