Your video is great with dated follow up. Thunbs up❤ I wish many other yoot- yoobers would post flowering follow up like you did. I would say , you can plant only 3 per pot and space them less crowded. They need the space to develop a crown of leaves, and in return they will bloom much taller and robust. Happy gardening 🌷🌷🐛 M.m
Thank you so much for sharing and showing us every stage of growing foxgloves. I love TH-camrs who just go straight to the point instead of rambling for the first 10min 🤭 But I do have a question, I started my seeds a few weeks ago and in one cell I have way too many seedlings. The seeds are so tiny it was so difficult to just sow one. When do I start separating the seedlings? Do I wait right before they’re transplanted into their individual bigger pots before transplanting them into the ground?
Leave them until they are big enought to be transplanted, like 3-4 sets of true leaves. You can start feeding them once a week. You can then plant them outside directly or in pots. Some seedlings may die so always plant more than you need.
I am so glad to have found a video that shows how to grow Foxgloves in pots. It is very helpful! Did I understand this correctly - you just leave the pots outside in winter and you don't cover them with anything, even if its snowing?
Hi love this video. My seedlings are growing well and we are going into winter. Im just wondering what should I do once the flowers have bloomed and fallen off. Do I trim it down? Will it flower again or what to fo with it?
We are zone 8 and mine have been coming back for a couple of years. In cooler climates they are treated as annuals. You can also collect seeds and sow them now in a cold frame and overwinter the seedlings and next year coming spring they could be planted outside.
I noticed you were handling these foxgloves without gloves on hand... foxgloves are poisonous to everything except bees and butterflies... are you still alive???
Yes I am still alive and doing well. They are poisonous to consume and may cause skin irritation. It is recommended to wear gloves and/or wash hands afterwards. TBH there are many plants which are poisonous to some extent so I always wash hands thoroughly.
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Thank you so much ❤❤❤ the only video that explains the bi-annual process with dates!!!
Your video is great with dated follow up. Thunbs up❤
I wish many other yoot- yoobers would post flowering follow up like you did.
I would say , you can plant only 3 per pot and space them less crowded.
They need the space to develop a crown of leaves, and in return they will bloom much taller and robust.
Happy gardening 🌷🌷🐛
M.m
Thanks for your feedback.
@@GardeningWise my foxglove plants are growing well. The are lush and green.
I'm expecting buds within another month late April
This is the best video on TH-cam on how to plant Foxglove from seed.
Thanks very much for the information 💚🙏
Well done job Gardening Wise and the foxgloves look beautiful.
Thanks a lot
Stunning result! I just planted foxglove small plants in the garden and cant wait to see them bloom next year 💜💜💜💜
Sounds great!
Wow! Anything that comes to my mind you've already done it. Today I got my seeds😁
Happy to hear that!
Thanks for your feedback.
Thank you so much for sharing and showing us every stage of growing foxgloves. I love TH-camrs who just go straight to the point instead of rambling for the first 10min 🤭 But I do have a question, I started my seeds a few weeks ago and in one cell I have way too many seedlings. The seeds are so tiny it was so difficult to just sow one. When do I start separating the seedlings? Do I wait right before they’re transplanted into their individual bigger pots before transplanting them into the ground?
Leave them until they are big enought to be transplanted, like 3-4 sets of true leaves. You can start feeding them once a week. You can then plant them outside directly or in pots. Some seedlings may die so always plant more than you need.
Wow the flowers are amazingly colourful. That white to yellow so Beautiful
Thanks for liking.
Big like very useful upload with updates
Big thanks
The flowers are beautiful and your garden as well
Thanks
Wow, I'll be trying these this yr!
Good video very informative 👍
Thank you for this video! Very helpful!
My pleasure!
Beautiful video, well done
Amazing So well done 👏
Thank you
I love it
Excellent video. Which plant zone are you in?
Zone 8 UK
I am so glad to have found a video that shows how to grow Foxgloves in pots. It is very helpful! Did I understand this correctly - you just leave the pots outside in winter and you don't cover them with anything, even if its snowing?
Yes you are right. But I am in a mild climate where temp hardly drops below -5C. So in a colder climate, it's worthing putting them in a cold frame.
@@GardeningWise Thank you so much for your reply, it helps me a lot! 🌿 ☺ 🌿
Great sharing..
Thanks
Great work
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for sharing seed to bloom! What zone are you in?
Zone 8 UK
Can you use potting mix instead of soil? When u start with seeds? Will it still grow😁
Yea always use potting mix in containers for starting seeds and in containers. I may have said soil out of habit.
Hi love this video. My seedlings are growing well and we are going into winter. Im just wondering what should I do once the flowers have bloomed and fallen off. Do I trim it down? Will it flower again or what to fo with it?
We are zone 8 and mine have been coming back for a couple of years. In cooler climates they are treated as annuals. You can also collect seeds and sow them now in a cold frame and overwinter the seedlings and next year coming spring they could be planted outside.
@@GardeningWise Still not sure if I should cut it down?
I noticed you were handling these foxgloves without gloves on hand... foxgloves are poisonous to everything except bees and butterflies... are you still alive???
Yes I am still alive and doing well. They are poisonous to consume and may cause skin irritation. It is recommended to wear gloves and/or wash hands afterwards. TBH there are many plants which are poisonous to some extent so I always wash hands thoroughly.
Is it a poisonous plant??
Yes