Such beautiful flowers! The colors are vibrant and the visual texture of the plant leaves is very interesting. I've got to have them! Always love your work, thanks for sharing. even though the music on this one is a little overpowering its still a great video. 🌻
Yes Gazanias are beautiful flowers! Thank You very much for Your feedback, I appreaciate it 🙏 I am very happy You like the videos, Thank You so much ☺🍀
Enjoyed it to the end..one modification that I might have done..either sow the seeds in the seedling tray rather than the very early transplant or wait for the seedlings to grow a bit more and then transplant to the final pots...anyway nothing takes away from the colors and vibrance...
Thank You very much, I am so happy You enjoyed the video! The modification You described, is there any reason why that would be better or is it just the way You would like it to be? ☺🍀
@@Liap that would reduce one step in the process and there will be less chance of seedling death during transplant at such a tender age...otherwise if you are comfortble with this method it's perfectly acceptable...
@@garden7863 The younger the seedlings when pricking out, the easier is it for them to overcome transplant shock (if pricked this soon, there is barely any). If I waited longer (which I sometimes do, due to lack of time) the root system would be much more developed and they would be tangled together. Yes I could prick them out and trasplant straight to the containers, but they would be kind of lost there being so small 🙂 Thank You very much ☺
Wonderful video! Thank you! I just purchased some seeds so this was a helpful video.
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Thank you.... Fantastic....
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How lovely! I always wait for videos from you. ❤ thank you 🙏
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As always, beautiful video from you.Thank you🍀🌹🤗
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You are welcome ❤
Beautiful flowers, lovely pots too. Great video as always. . .
Have a wonderful day ~
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Enough of that, I subscribed.😅
Love your content, simple to follow.
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so beautiful!
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Such beautiful flowers! The colors are vibrant and the visual texture of the plant leaves is very interesting. I've got to have them! Always love your work, thanks for sharing. even though the music on this one is a little overpowering its still a great video. 🌻
Yes Gazanias are beautiful flowers! Thank You very much for Your feedback, I appreaciate it 🙏
I am very happy You like the videos, Thank You so much ☺🍀
So cool! What does the wood chip do? Also digging the containers
It serves as mulch. It helps to maintain soil moisture and temperature.
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@@Liap thanks for explaining :)
Enjoyed it to the end..one modification that I might have done..either sow the seeds in the seedling tray rather than the very early transplant or wait for the seedlings to grow a bit more and then transplant to the final pots...anyway nothing takes away from the colors and vibrance...
Thank You very much, I am so happy You enjoyed the video! The modification You described, is there any reason why that would be better or is it just the way You would like it to be? ☺🍀
@@Liap that would reduce one step in the process and there will be less chance of seedling death during transplant at such a tender age...otherwise if you are comfortble with this method it's perfectly acceptable...
@@garden7863 The younger the seedlings when pricking out, the easier is it for them to overcome transplant shock (if pricked this soon, there is barely any). If I waited longer (which I sometimes do, due to lack of time) the root system would be much more developed and they would be tangled together.
Yes I could prick them out and trasplant straight to the containers, but they would be kind of lost there being so small 🙂
Thank You very much ☺
You made that look easy... I'm going to try to grow some gazania....
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hello! can you cross pollinate these with other plants (different color) of the same species
Hello! Yes You can 🌸🌼
Wat is the purpose of wood scrapes?
I use wood shavings as a mulch, to help keeping the soil moist and reduce evaporation.