Fantastic! I'm always learning something new, but I feel like I'm doing much better this year than I did in my first year as a gardener so I'm happy! I'm motivated to keep going with it. Congrats on your second year too!
These were potted in the Spring season so before it got hot. I have some still in pots that are doing really well outside in our CA weather, but the are shaded.
I have only been watering them when the soil appears to be drying, been keeping the soil moist. They are doing very well in the pots and in a shady spot near the house. I'm finding that they are enjoying the pots so I think I will transfer them into larger pots since they are not the extra large hostas. I did put one out in my garden and it has finally adjusted under the large tree and I keep the soil moist there too.
@@SelenaThinkingOutLoud thank you for your reply. I have 10 bare roots that I just planted in pots. Don't want to kill them before I even get them in the ground. Thanks again for the info and video!
@@HWoodCreations You’re welcome. They are very low maintenance so you should be okay as long as you keep the soil moist and in a nice shady area with partial sun. Good luck!
This is my second year also!! It's so rewarding 🥰
Fantastic! I'm always learning something new, but I feel like I'm doing much better this year than I did in my first year as a gardener so I'm happy! I'm motivated to keep going with it. Congrats on your second year too!
My second year too!! Thanks for sharing your journey .🌱
You are so welcome!
Great work...thanks for sharing 😎
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What time of year do you pot and then plant?
These were potted in the Spring season so before it got hot. I have some still in pots that are doing really well outside in our CA weather, but the are shaded.
How often are you watering these Hostas?
I have only been watering them when the soil appears to be drying, been keeping the soil moist. They are doing very well in the pots and in a shady spot near the house. I'm finding that they are enjoying the pots so I think I will transfer them into larger pots since they are not the extra large hostas. I did put one out in my garden and it has finally adjusted under the large tree and I keep the soil moist there too.
@@SelenaThinkingOutLoud thank you for your reply. I have 10 bare roots that I just planted in pots. Don't want to kill them before I even get them in the ground. Thanks again for the info and video!
@@HWoodCreations You’re welcome. They are very low maintenance so you should be okay as long as you keep the soil moist and in a nice shady area with partial sun. Good luck!