I’m so glad to have found your video, very informative! ❤ First year for my garden and I am super excited! Also, thank you for including the note about loofahs, I just ordered my seeds to be here soon to start indoors.
hi ciearra 🤗 this video popped up in my feed while watching garden seed haul videos. very nice basement growing space. i grow a small backyard containers and raised beds garden in southern california, zone 10b. im interested in growing turmeric, ginger and loofah this year. we're in a super rainy spell right now, but that gives me more time to plan. great video. new subscriber. tfs
Thanks so much! 😊! Oooo What's it like growing in 10B? How cold do you usually get? Do you grow year round or do you have to take time off like we do here for winter?
I’m so glad I found you! New subscriber. 🎉This year will be my first year so I’m starting with just 1 bed for veggies and then a large pot for herbs. Excited for the journey ahead and will stay tuned to your videos.
Glad to join your channel.I also have a seed starting setup in my basement do to our basement flooding.I also have the voodo lilly 7years now its amazing to see the different changes it go trough.I am also zone 6I am trying to winter sow some of my plants,I am listing to your advice on starting seeds now..thank you for your help and look forward to seeing the next video.
I live in NFL zone 9b and I started my Tomatoes and peppers , cucumbers now but for a different reasons. It gets so hot that by June that your done them. Melons do well in the heat thou. Learned this the hard way.
Lisianthus, Celosia, Gomphrena, Zinnias, Blue Sea Globe, like 20 something roses, tulips, lillies, daffodills. Not like a ton but we grow on like an acre. Its really fun other than dealing with pests lol@@TheThriftedPlanter
I forgot to cover my Lisianthus seeds this year in vermeculite, it helps with keeping the algae down and the seeds moist, so guess were gonna see how they do without it :/
Happy New Year to you, hubby and all the animals ! I guess I will need to make some space in the garage for seeds. I love violas and pansies. I so admire how you store your seeds ! I haven't been careful with mine and left them on the patio to get wet. I will do better because I so enjoy growing things. Just not the putting them in the ground so much.
Im in central TX 8b ive started peppers n tomatoes theyll go outside march 15th. I have ginger, garlic, onions i need to plant once i get my garden plan figured out.
@@TheThriftedPlanter Yes thank you. We almost lost her ! She’s definitely better, she’s on two different antibiotics and we’re having trouble keeping her from jumping so she doesn’t open up her stitches, so I would definitely say she’s feeling much much better! 🌲💚🙃
Kinda in between a rock and a hard place with caladiums. I don’t want to take the chance of ordering them now but as you said you need to start them early in our growing zone. 🌲💚🙃
😆😆 I don’t feel so guilty about my seed collection now I’ve seen yours! 🤗 To be fair I’m pretty good at killing seedlings soooo they’re kinda necessary …🤓😅
me too.....3rd year. The slowest growing thing on the planet lol. Good luck! They grow alot faster once you get them in the ground FYI, till then, its SO SLOW
Thank you for this! I just found you yesterday. I am a fellow Ohioan living in central Ohio. I am only a few years into gardening and have never grown from seed, but hoping to try this year. I have a small portable greenhouse like you had (prior to your cats showing their distaste for it….I get it, I have 2 cats as well🥴.) Would that be the best thing to grow in with a light and heater? I am also trying to grow in a small area in my basement and it runs around 64-66 degrees down there. This has been so helpful, I am writing out my plans and hoping to get started in the next week or so. I look forward to more videos!
Hello!!! Yay! I love meeting other Ohio gardeners! If you are using the greenhouse in your basement to start seeds then yes grow lights and depending on what seeds your starting you may need to add a little heat as well. So for example my basement is about that same temp you gave. I am starting cold tolerant seeds that don't need higher heat to germinate. Later in March when I start seeds that need a little warmth I'll use seedling heat mats to keep them warm and aid in germination. I hope that makes sense. I do suspect that as spring comes along my basement will warm up even more. This is my first time growing in my basement so I'm learning as I go.
I love that yellow color of walls 😍😍😍
Thank you!! It looks so pretty and brightens up the basement
Thank u! I bought Caladiums and absolutely LOVED them but by the time they were in bloom the season was almost over- will start them early.
That's how mine were last year. They took forever to look full then bloomed so late
Love the information and yellow room.
Thank you so much! I wasn't sure about it at first but now I really like it
Your cat sounds like mine, always has to be involved in EVERYTHING lol
Haha! Yes! Always wants to be front and center
Love this!! Can't wait for seed starting to begin!!!
Thank you! It's one of the funnest parts of gardening. Are you starting any new to you seeds this year?
I’m so glad to have found your video, very informative! ❤ First year for my garden and I am super excited! Also, thank you for including the note about loofahs, I just ordered my seeds to be here soon to start indoors.
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for your kind words!
Awesome I'm in 6a too happy to find another channel to follow! ✌️💓🌈🐢🌱🌻🐝
Awww! Thank you so much!
hi ciearra 🤗
this video popped up in my feed while watching garden seed haul videos. very nice basement growing space.
i grow a small backyard containers and raised beds garden in southern california, zone 10b.
im interested in growing turmeric, ginger and loofah this year. we're in a super rainy spell right now, but that gives me more time to plan.
great video. new subscriber. tfs
Thanks so much! 😊! Oooo What's it like growing in 10B? How cold do you usually get? Do you grow year round or do you have to take time off like we do here for winter?
I am in zone 8b. I will be starting most of mine in February.
That's so nice! Do you start all of your seeds for the season in Feb or just some?
I’m so glad I found you! New subscriber. 🎉This year will be my first year so I’m starting with just 1 bed for veggies and then a large pot for herbs. Excited for the journey ahead and will stay tuned to your videos.
Thank you!!! That is so exciting! That's the best way to start. That's how I started too. Keep me posted on how it's going for you!
Glad to join your channel.I also have a seed starting setup in my basement do to our basement flooding.I also have the voodo lilly 7years now its amazing to see the different changes it go trough.I am also zone 6I am trying to winter sow some of my plants,I am listing to your advice on starting seeds now..thank you for your help and look forward to seeing the next video.
Great Video Cutie !!! 🌲💚🙃
Thank you!!
I just ordered that same seed organizer. I can’t wait! Awesome video, thanks so much ❤
Thank you! Your going to love it!
I got the same one at Walmart in their craft and bead section for $14.99
Oof...I just looked and the price jumped to $28! I just bought it two years ago and it's double the cost now🙄
I live in NFL zone 9b and I started my Tomatoes and peppers , cucumbers now but for a different reasons. It gets so hot that by June that your done them. Melons do well in the heat thou. Learned this the hard way.
What do you plant during the summer? What survives the heat other than melons?
@@TheThriftedPlanter our last frost date is Feb 15. Goal is to get them in not to long after. Thanks for asking and good luck this year.
Good video :) keep up the good work, im doing the same thing with my girlfriend. Were on our 3rd year doing a little cut flower garden.
Thank you so much! That's awesome! What flowers do you two love to grow the most.
Lisianthus, Celosia, Gomphrena, Zinnias, Blue Sea Globe, like 20 something roses, tulips, lillies, daffodills. Not like a ton but we grow on like an acre. Its really fun other than dealing with pests lol@@TheThriftedPlanter
I forgot to cover my Lisianthus seeds this year in vermeculite, it helps with keeping the algae down and the seeds moist, so guess were gonna see how they do without it :/
Happy New Year to you, hubby and all the animals ! I guess I will need to make some space in the garage for seeds. I love violas and pansies. I so admire how you store your seeds ! I haven't been careful with mine and left them on the patio to get wet. I will do better because I so enjoy growing things. Just not the putting them in the ground so much.
Thank you! Happy New years to you! I completely understand! The best part of gardening is growing seeds but It can be a struggle to get them planted.
You are well organized 👍👌💯
Thank you!
Im in central TX 8b ive started peppers n tomatoes theyll go outside march 15th. I have ginger, garlic, onions i need to plant once i get my garden plan figured out.
Oh that's awesome! What's the lowest temps you experience in your zone?
@TheThriftedPlanter it's 20° currently I have my starts all inside under lights n a heat lamp.
Thanks for sharing this video. Great seed selections. Happy gardening
Thank you!! Happy Gardening!
Glad to find you! Nice looking grow room!
Thank you so much!!!
I have to start my perennials and soon ! 🌲💚🙃 Still babying our baby. 🌲💚🙃
How's your pup doing? Better I hope
@@TheThriftedPlanter Yes thank you. We almost lost her ! She’s definitely better, she’s on two different antibiotics and we’re having trouble keeping her from jumping so she doesn’t open up her stitches, so I would definitely say she’s feeling much much better! 🌲💚🙃
Kinda in between a rock and a hard place with caladiums. I don’t want to take the chance of ordering them now but as you said you need to start them early in our growing zone. 🌲💚🙃
Yea and I usually wait until I find them in stores and it's usually mid feb to late march which is late
Good Video..we have that same wall color in our house
Thank you! We just painted the room this color and we really like it. Brightens up the space
😆😆 I don’t feel so guilty about my seed collection now I’ve seen yours! 🤗 To be fair I’m pretty good at killing seedlings soooo they’re kinda necessary …🤓😅
🤣🤣🤣 dang!
I am trying Lisianthus,
me too.....3rd year. The slowest growing thing on the planet lol. Good luck! They grow alot faster once you get them in the ground FYI, till then, its SO SLOW
Oooo! That's one I would love to try! You'll have to let me know how it goes!
Thank you for this! I just found you yesterday. I am a fellow Ohioan living in central Ohio.
I am only a few years into gardening and have never grown from seed, but hoping to try this year. I have a small portable greenhouse like you had (prior to your cats showing their distaste for it….I get it, I have 2 cats as well🥴.)
Would that be the best thing to grow in with a light and heater? I am also trying to grow in a small area in my basement and it runs around 64-66 degrees down there. This has been so helpful, I am writing out my plans and hoping to get started in the next week or so. I look forward to more videos!
Hello!!! Yay! I love meeting other Ohio gardeners! If you are using the greenhouse in your basement to start seeds then yes grow lights and depending on what seeds your starting you may need to add a little heat as well. So for example my basement is about that same temp you gave. I am starting cold tolerant seeds that don't need higher heat to germinate. Later in March when I start seeds that need a little warmth I'll use seedling heat mats to keep them warm and aid in germination. I hope that makes sense. I do suspect that as spring comes along my basement will warm up even more. This is my first time growing in my basement so I'm learning as I go.
Oops just found a video I missed . 🌲💚🙃
New subscriber. Thanks for the tips. 😊
Thanks for subbing!
Onions
Yes!!!
Be careful with louffas ,they will take over