Butterfly pea propagation and harvesting flowers for tea | THE CLUMSY GARDENER
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Plant pigments, propagating from cuttings, and picking flowers for tea. The Gardener checks in on some butterfly pea cuttings that have successfully rooted, makes some more, and goes over some simple tea harvesting practices.
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I keep coming back to this video. It's so informative and simple. Thank you!
Thank you for the great information.
Nice sharing my friend
Greatting from new friend
We’re sleeping on this plant. Thanks for the great info.
Our butterfly pea flower plant has lots of daily flowers, but we have never seen any pods.
Add sodium Rick salt to get the blue even without putting dead water which means boiled water that takes away the oxidant of it
growing from seed seems to grow faster for me.
which flowers have a best taste? are they taste different? between the fresh and the dried?
It's my first time growing this type of plant so I planted the seeds on a pot and it has grown very tall on sticks but hasn't sprouted any flowers so by any chance I cut it and it will regrow because I'm planing to transplant to a different area?
Psalm 104:14 KJV
He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man: that he may bring forth food out of the earth;
Hello Clumsy 😊 I AM TRYING MY BEST TO GROW BUTTERFLY PEA BOTH WAYS FROM CUTTINGS AND SEEDS ! MY CUTTINGS ARE NOT SHOWING ANY LEAVES ON IT AND THEY START DRYING ! ANY TIPS WHY ARE THE CUTTINGS DRYING AWAY AND NOT SUCCESSFUL?
How wet is your medium?
If not done already, put a plastique bag on your pot/container to create a green house and conserve moisture.
My biggest question is how you farm anything in Hong Kong with the ridiculous expensive land prices
So there is no use of Dried leaves because the water is not turing blue?