Glad you’ve been enjoying the videos 😄 I just ordered more cilantro seeds so I plan to make a video in the future. I’m trying to eliminate a spider mite issue before starting new plants but hopefully in a few weeks I can plant the seeds and start working on a cilantro vid
Do we need to continue putting soil when transferring the rosemary into a new pot, and also do we need to make sure the pot has holes for the water flow,, sorry for asking too much because I’m literally a newbie in this gardening stuff 😅
If the pot is bigger you'll need to add enough soil to fill it out. I would for sure make sure the pot has drainage to avoid root rot. Rosemary especially won't like sitting in water
If you're growing indoors like me, you should be able to start seeds anytime. The average indoor temps are perfect for rosemary but they definitely seem to need light to sprout.
Rosemary is a tough one! It can also just take a long time for the seeds to sprout. I’m trying to sprout some now that I got for a Gardyn hydroponics system and have been waiting 2+ weeks so far
My area of focus is indoor gardening so I may not be the best resource for outdoor related questions. However, rosemary seems to tolerate heat pretty well. I think it likes drier conditions so I'm not sure how it would do in an overly humid environment. If you're asking about growing from seed outdoors, the ideal temperature for rosemary seeds to sprout seems to be around 70 degrees Fahrenheit
You would have higher germination rates i think if they were kept less humid and wet and given more of a cactus and succulent soil, there a strange middle ground in there care between cactus's and regular herbs and the biggest problems usually areive due to overcare
Super happy I found your channel!! Looking forward to growing some rosemary myself!!
Good luck 😃 it's one of my faves!
Just found your channel, I’ve been watching everything. If you don’t have one already, I’d love to see a video on cilantro. Take care!
Glad you’ve been enjoying the videos 😄 I just ordered more cilantro seeds so I plan to make a video in the future. I’m trying to eliminate a spider mite issue before starting new plants but hopefully in a few weeks I can plant the seeds and start working on a cilantro vid
From where have you bought the rosemary seeds?
Short and sweet. Thanks
this really helped! i was looking into how a rosemary sprout would look like coz i thought i was just growing a weed 😅
Do we need to continue putting soil when transferring the rosemary into a new pot, and also do we need to make sure the pot has holes for the water flow,, sorry for asking too much because I’m literally a newbie in this gardening stuff 😅
If the pot is bigger you'll need to add enough soil to fill it out. I would for sure make sure the pot has drainage to avoid root rot. Rosemary especially won't like sitting in water
Does rosemary need to sit in a humidity tray outdoors?
Thanks for sharing. Can you please tell us when is the best period to grow rosemary from a seed, since I've tried it before, but it didn't succeed.
If you're growing indoors like me, you should be able to start seeds anytime. The average indoor temps are perfect for rosemary but they definitely seem to need light to sprout.
@@gardeningindoors Thanks for your reply. I will try this tomorrow.
Here you got a new subscriber. 👍👍
@@craftspark-5290 Welcome! And good luck 😊
I just never have much luck with rosemary. 😭 I guess (if nothing else), I have to check the light a bit better... Maybe that's it.
Rosemary is a tough one! It can also just take a long time for the seeds to sprout. I’m trying to sprout some now that I got for a Gardyn hydroponics system and have been waiting 2+ weeks so far
How to make the compost you used in this video? Thanks.
I don't use compost but the potting mix I used was Pro-Mix All Purpose Mix
I enjoy your videos
Will it grow in a warm and humid place like mumbai?
My area of focus is indoor gardening so I may not be the best resource for outdoor related questions. However, rosemary seems to tolerate heat pretty well. I think it likes drier conditions so I'm not sure how it would do in an overly humid environment. If you're asking about growing from seed outdoors, the ideal temperature for rosemary seeds to sprout seems to be around 70 degrees Fahrenheit
I want to order it too
You would have higher germination rates i think if they were kept less humid and wet and given more of a cactus and succulent soil, there a strange middle ground in there care between cactus's and regular herbs and the biggest problems usually areive due to overcare
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