We just grew nasturtiums for the first time this year; we planted them right in our cucumber beds. We're very pleased with them; they are still producing a few blooms now in the heat of August in Tennessee. Through the late spring and early-mid-summer they were just covered with blooms and they haven't required any unusal care. No troubles with pests or disease, just a fantastic, beautiful low-maintenence plant. We'll plant a lot more next year!
I am in zone 6 and I just put the seed without soaking right into my raised bed and a month later I have nasturtiums! I love that these plants are so easy.. I walk around with seeds in my purse to randomly plant them because they are so pretty, lol .. I love the empress of India ones best!
Nasturtiums actually thrive from neglect and poor soil conditions. They do well in native nd clay soils and reseed very easily every year. The more nutrients you give, the more leaves and less flowers
I grew Nasturtium from seed for the first time this year and only got 3 seedlings from a packet of about 15 seeds, despite soaking them in water before planting and using poor soil (I heard from other sources this is better) so I'm impressed you got most of yours to germinate! That variegated variety is really pretty, too! I planted the Empress of India variety.
@Alison Farquhar, Well, it's actually not your fault at all that you got only 3 seedlings out of 15 seeds. Many times, sellers don't provide the fresh seeds and because of that we get very low germination rate. Thank you very much for your words and I hope your plants would do GREAT in coming days, Wish you all the BEST :-)
Every part of the plant is edible and is a natural antibiotic. I gather seeds for planting and I pickle them along with my cucumbers. Thanks for all your info.
I love this channel. Very informative, showing the full process including results . You clearly love plants and love teaching - we can hear the smile in your voice and it makes us smile as well. Thank you very much for teaching us!
Thank you so much for your video! My first attempt of sowing failed. It was after watching your video that I finally saw some of my 90 seeds starting to germinate!
That's a great news, wish you all the best n I am really happy for you! Nasturtiums are truly very beautiful and don't need too much care :-) Once you have some healthy plants in your garden, you would find many seedlings here and there as they produce lots of seeds and they self-seed quite easily!
I was looking for nasturtium care video starting from seed germination. Among all videos yours is best. All points covered and up to point. No useless lecture. 👍
@Tilly-A Pearce, Most welcome and thank you SOOOOOOOOOO much for your words, I truly appreciate it. They are one of my fav too...and I am just crazy for flowering plants...Have a great day ahead :-)
Thank you for the very helpful tutorial, especially your advice on fertilizers! I am growing nasturtiums in a small container garden. I can’t wait to see the blooms like the ones in your videos!
Great info, I sow these right into the ground in my garden, but yours look so much better than mine. I think I’m going to try your method! And your daughter is adorable. 🙂
@cottagekey, Thank you so so much for your feedback and for your words about my daughter, appreciate it. Sorry, I took time to response. Due to lockdown, there is no broadband connection :-( TC :-)
the most helpfull video to plant nasturtiums simple and quick loved every bit thank you for this video helped a lot planted some today and yesterday cant wait for them to germeinate
Helpful video thanks and a cute little dancer to present the end result! Nasturtiums delighted me last year and I saved the seeds to give them a go this year. I hope the look as good as yours!
@Carol Saylor, Warm welcome and very glad to know it use useful :-) Thank you so so much for your kind words, appreciate it :-) Have a great time ahead!
Hello my friend I just ordered some Nasturtium seeds I can't wait to plant them. Thank you so much for this video. I love you good bless and send a kiss to your daughter for me😁🥰🌱
@JJ, Most welcome and thank you SOOOOOOOO much for your words, really glad you liked everything and my daughter would be happy to know this :-) Have a great day :-)
I love your very successful videos Jus want to know,how to plant rosses on the ground Please give a full video on how to prepare the ground n soil n how to plant.,please sir
I love nasturtiums and I plant them every year to put in my salad’s to eat. But I live in Texas where it gets really hot how do I prevent them from dying so early?
Vermiculate in soil will keep moisture longer. Do not use pots with holes in the bottom. Use one with holes on the side bit higher up, so there is some water left in the bottom-make one your self of pot without holes. Put also growel in the bottom for good airing of roots. Use pots with Light colors. Dark color makes pot very hot. Good luck.
@Leslee Williams, Just Googled and I can see that current temp in Texas is somewhat high..Unfortunately, they don't like High Temp :-( But still, you can protect them by limiting the direct sun exposure. This is the same thing I do whenever I want my Winter flowering plants to extend their blooming period. So, you can just provide them 2-3 hours of morning sunlight and then bright light for the rest of the day. I hope it works for you as well :-) You got one reply from Helen Gren. @Helen Gren, really thank you for taking time to reply. But, for any container plant, I really don't recommend to use a pot where there is not a single drainage whole. Roots of any plants don't want to sit in water unless we are not growing them hydroponically. Hydroponic is totally a different thing. But, I am 100% agree with your opinion about using pots with light colors. Dark color makes pot very hot and it's better to avoid them. Thank you once again to both of you and take care :-)
Nasturtium originates from hot countries, so no problem if it gets hot...From the link: "well-drained soil in full sun. They can grow in partial shade, but they will not bloom as well." Important to add vermiculate or perlit in soil too keep it most. Self watering pots could be very helpful If it gets very hot & makes it easier for You, so You don't have to run often with water can or moving plants to avoid full sun - it is hot in brightlight as well. There are vids on yt how You can make one, your self. Good luck👍🌱🥀. " Nasturtium, from any of various annual plants of the genus Tropaeolum, in the family Tropaeolaceae, native to Mexico, Central America, and northern South America and introduced into other regions as cultivated garden plants." www.almanac.com/plant/nasturtium
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank You for Your answer. I didn't ment hydroponic - I mentioned soil in my answer. I have described drainage wholes on the side of the pot, so there is few centimeters of water as little reservoire in the bottom as well with Leca. If too much water it will be pouring out on the side, doesn't stay in pot and do not runs straight away trough the holes in the bottom...all of the best 🙏 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expanded_clay_aggregate
@@GardeningUpbeat here are som suggestions how to keep soil hydrate in full sun & hot temerature.. No need to move pots. 🙏🥀🌱 Gel as well... th-cam.com/video/zR3vPpM-Zwk/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/fa6qLoiXmqo/w-d-xo.html
Great video, cute baby dancing. My question is, we have planted the nastrium seeds outdoors and it has been 2 months since planted, we have all the green stems but not one flower blossomed out as yet. Any tips?
Usually, 10” pot means Depth is 10” and Width is also 10”. This applies to normal types of pots. But, definitely we do have lots of other pots for special purpose where both are not same. Like for Bonsai, we usually use pot with more width but less depth. I have used the as usual pot, means normal pot here. Hope, I have cleared your doubt but in case if you have any questions, please let me know.
For biggest nasturtiums sow seeds in outdoor soil in full shade at a depth of 1-2 inch deep & 4-5 inch apart, keep moist for 5-10 days & after sprouting of 2-3 seeds tips dig all seeds out and plant them in loam in full sun at same depth but now 1ft apart..if u r lucky to get orange 1 can twine beautifully around anything upto 8-10 ft high
Great informative video! Thank you! I’m growing empress of India nasturtiums they’ve all germinated but they’re getting a little leggy for my liking. Time to transplant them outside I think!
@Nat Herron, Thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Since they are getting leggy, definitely it's time to transplant them outside :-) Good luck :-)
@Soumya Naik, Thank you soooooooo much dr! Yah, it took quite a while to do everything, even editing took quite a long time as I had to search for all the clips. Anyway, my subscribers like you are liking it, I am happy :-) Oh yeah, she loves to dance (kind of) in front of camera and also just loves to record herself..LOL..
Aloha! Great very informative video but I must say Your very talented adorable daughter was best part and the reason I will subscribe to your channel keep up the uplifting awesome videos!! Mahalo
هذا النبات معروف في مصر باسم ابوخنجر وهو نبات محب للشمس المباشرة وسبق ان جربت زراعته في اصيص مباشرة دون نقعه في الماء وانبت وظهرت الازهار ولاحظت ان ازهاره تجذب نحل العسل شكرا على الفديو
All my nasturum seedlings died during winter they became big after that they dried but some i evenly threw in a bucket where we sowed mustard seeds and amazingly they now bloom heavily without any care they bloomed
@Dev Creations, That's really great to know and I am glad for you that they are blooming well :-) Sometimes, plants behave weirdly. I mean, they don't do well when we take too much care but do well when we neglect them..:D
@@GardeningUpbeat my beautiful roses died 2 died before winter which were 2 years old 2 more died this time suddenly the plants dried soil was moist great roots developed new nodes came but they all became black saddened my 4 year gerbera all roots died only one survived still under gods grace i have it
@Dev Creations, Sorry to know about that. I can understand how it feels when a plant die :-( Look like, your plants were affected by Die back disease - one popular fungal disease mostly found on Roses. Need to use fungicide. At this time of the year, many plants get fungal attack and we need to use fungicide. Good to know at least one Gerbera is surviving. If you want to add any reply, plz write a new comment instead of replying here. TH-cam doesn't send any notification for nested comment, not sure why. I was checking manually and then saw your reply.
What the name of the nasturtium plant that you have, it very pretty. I have NASTURTIUM - TOM THUMB - Empress of India. They are very nice to eat in salads, can't wait for mine to start growing again.
I loved all your great successful videos Can u also please make a video on how to plant rosses on the ground xz how to prepare the soil n the ground before planting Please I m so very grateful to u ,cos your videos r the best so far of what I've seen.,so genuine n proper guidance.Thanks sir
@Sheamini Vevekanantham, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOO much for your words, I truly appreciate it :-) For planting Rose plants on ground, you can do these things (giving an example of an area of 4 feet length X 2 fee width) - 1. You can plant 2-3 Rose plants easily in that area but 2 would be much better 2. Add sufficient amount of either Vermicompost, Compost or composted cow dung manure. Just turn the soil a bit and then mix them with the soil properly (like we mix well everything while preparing any potting soil mix to grow in container) Adding 3-5 kgs would be more than enough but if the soil is too hard, you would need to add other organic matters such as dried leaves etc. Anyway, after adding any compost or cow dung manure, the soil would become soft anyway. 3. Make sure the place gets at least 5-6 hours of direct sun 4. Make holes deep enough for the root ball of the plants 4. Plant the Rose plants and then water the. You are done and from next onwards, if you fertilize them once in 3-4 months, it would be more than enough. I already have videos about the fertilizers for Rose plants. But since you are growing them in ground, you can definitely increase the amount of fertilizers and please select the organic solution. Here are the two videos - Chemical + Organic Fertilizers - th-cam.com/video/u4TCSVYq4FU/w-d-xo.html Organic fertilizer - th-cam.com/video/pHka4FZTqUE/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps and plz let me know if you have any questions, thank you :-)
Hello Chandan Tried my hand at thd same had several saplings which had been reported they grew but never like what you have shown in your presentation and eventually dried out anc died. So what did I not do right? Oh some plants needs the midas touch as your!
@Anthony Pereira, Terribly sorry for the late response..normally I try to respond ASAP but missed it somehow :-( Dried out and died - I suspect only one thing and that is high temperature. Other than that, I really don't think that you would something wrong with your plants as you are already an expert :-) Anyway, many of my plants died too...3 are still surviving but size of the leaves is getting decreased quite a lot and very less bloom - only 2-3. Not worried too much as they grow well in winter time in my place. Plus, I can see some baby seedlings are growing themselves here n there. Going to transplant 2-3 of them and let's see what happens :-) Would be an interesting case study! Have a wonderful time and take care :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Yes the heat the humidity are the spoilers and many of my plants have suffered this year in particular due to extreme fluctuations guess it's a cycle My cherished dream is to see success and a hue of flowers of all shapes and sizes and colours too. Have a good weekend Cheers
@@GardeningUpbeat 😊😊 Thank you the way you explain its excellent. Tomorrow I am going to plant nasturtium seed in seedling tray with your way Sir. Thanks again for your kindness. God bless stay safe.
Hi. In your video you have mentioned that the seeds will germinate between temperatures of 13-20 degrees centigrade. Does it mean the seeds wont germinate at temperatures higher than that? I'm asking because i sowed my seeds about 3-4 days back and the average temperature here as of now is 30 degrees C
@Andrew Karthak, It would germinate but ideal temperature is 13-20 degrees centigrade. They would germinate even if the temp is 30. They did the same for me in last summer :-) They self-seeded and lots of new plants grew here n there in Summer...
@Lavanya Bathula, Most welcome n thank you so so much for your words, appreciate it. To protect from pests, neem oil can be used once in 7-10 days. Dose - 5-6 ml Neem oil + 4 ml light handwash n then mix them in 1 ltr water. Then spray on the leaves n if possible, on both sides of leaves. If Neem oil doesn't work, you can use Chemical pesticide such as Rogor. Dose - just 1 ml in 1 liter water, hope that helps, thank you 😊
@Lavanya Bathula, Min 6 inch and even you can use much larger pot, like 10-12 inch and grow more than a single plant there like I did. That way, it would look much fuller 😊😊 One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir, thank you :-)
@The Fullers, 90 would be bit high and they are not going to grow well. They would germinate but would not grow and bloom well. In my place current temp is almost same and I can see some growing here and there (they self-seed really well) but not growing how they did in winter. It would be better to wait to fall and you ca sow the seeds when temp is around 65+ (night time). Though, they can tolerate minimum temperatures like 20 - 30. Thank you for watching the video :-)
Im following your videos from long thanks for every information and every video Please tell me the list of flower plants we can sow in August in india, im so confusing i don't have more time to see all videos again and again . Can you please help me
Alright, I can totally understand. Please allow me 2 days. I would upload one video and it would cover almost 45+ flowering plants that we can start growing from August end onward. Would need to go through my hard drive and then list all the flowers. Hope, that would be fine.
Hey thanks for the info I'm looking forward to grow this plant . My question is my aloe vera plant is changing its colour . It's kind of getting brown .why ?
@Megha Tamang, Thank you for watching the video, appreciate it. For Aloe Vera - May I know if you have recently repoted it? or moved the plant from one place to another? If yes, this might happen but no worry, they are hardy plant. But anyway, plz decrease watering. They are succulent, so need water very less frequently.
Just after transplanting the seedlings is not needed as there would be enough nutrients in the soil. But if you want to save time, you can add few DAP crystals at the bottom layer..that way, you won't need to apply fertilizer after some days.
@MONALISA MAITY, Honestly saying, it depends on climate. If temperature in summer is not high (let's say above 25°C - 30°C), you can definitely grow them in Summer. But, in my place Summer temperature is really high and sometimes it goes above 35°C. It's too high for Nasturtium and they don't survive. Nasturtium prefers cool climate (not frost) and so mostly grown in winter (in my place and in many places of India). Thank you for watching the video, have a great time :-)
You can precultivate plant indoors in March. We have those plats in Sweden & correct they blooming in summer.. If outdoors, wait for april /May. It usually says on the back of the seedpocket, which are the best Times for Your Country. Good luck 🙏
Nasturtium originates from hot countries, No problem with hot & sun as long as it is well drained and watered. www.britannica.com/plant/nasturtium-Tropaeolum-genus
@Rajakumaran viji, Thank you so so much :-) I buy seeds mostly from Amazon, TrustBasket & SeednPots. The Nasturtium seeds were from Amazon (Craft Seeds). Plz note that, not all seeds from Amazon are really high quality. This is the reason why I buy seedlings from reputed nurseries in my place. But, whatever I grew this season, none of them were available in nurseries in my place. So, buying seeds online was the only option. Anyway, I can say that Nasturtium seeds from Craft Seeds are the good one :-) Thank you :-)
Good details about growing, well maintained pots with lots of blooms.......slight errors in pronunciation but that is ok. And your daughter is sooo cute ..... her innocent enjoyment was something to cherish we grownups miss. God bless her with lots of happiness and success in life !!
We just grew nasturtiums for the first time this year; we planted them right in our cucumber beds. We're very pleased with them; they are still producing a few blooms now in the heat of August in Tennessee. Through the late spring and early-mid-summer they were just covered with blooms and they haven't required any unusal care. No troubles with pests or disease, just a fantastic, beautiful low-maintenence plant. We'll plant a lot more next year!
I am in zone 6 and I just put the seed without soaking right into my raised bed and a month later I have nasturtiums! I love that these plants are so easy.. I walk around with seeds in my purse to randomly plant them because they are so pretty, lol .. I love the empress of India ones best!
Please make sure they are native to the area before planting them outside your yard.
Nasturtiums actually thrive from neglect and poor soil conditions. They do well in native nd clay soils and reseed very easily every year. The more nutrients you give, the more leaves and less flowers
I grew Nasturtium from seed for the first time this year and only got 3 seedlings from a packet of about 15 seeds, despite soaking them in water before planting and using poor soil (I heard from other sources this is better) so I'm impressed you got most of yours to germinate! That variegated variety is really pretty, too! I planted the Empress of India variety.
@Alison Farquhar, Well, it's actually not your fault at all that you got only 3 seedlings out of 15 seeds. Many times, sellers don't provide the fresh seeds and because of that we get very low germination rate. Thank you very much for your words and I hope your plants would do GREAT in coming days, Wish you all the BEST :-)
I buy at least 5pks of seeds and just put them in my pots with my potato Vines and morning glory seeds.
The little ( tiny !) girl CAN dance ! AMAZING !
I am starting some nasturtiums now as a gift for my mother-in-law and this video was so helpful! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
Every part of the plant is edible and is a natural antibiotic. I gather seeds for planting and I pickle them along with my cucumbers.
Thanks for all your info.
I love this channel. Very informative, showing the full process including results . You clearly love plants and love teaching - we can hear the smile in your voice and it makes us smile as well. Thank you very much for teaching us!
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging feedback, really appreciated! Happy Gardening!
Your daughter is adorable. Thanks for all of your help!
@Anon Chick, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much, I truly appreciate it :-) Glad you found it helpful, Have a wonderful time :-)
Thank you so much for your video! My first attempt of sowing failed. It was after watching your video that I finally saw some of my 90 seeds starting to germinate!
That's a great news, wish you all the best n I am really happy for you! Nasturtiums are truly very beautiful and don't need too much care :-) Once you have some healthy plants in your garden, you would find many seedlings here and there as they produce lots of seeds and they self-seed quite easily!
Wow wonderful flowers at th same time we are delighted for the cute baby doll dance 👍🏻
@subha rama, Thank you sooooooo much for your words, truly appreciate it :-)
I was looking for nasturtium care video starting from seed germination. Among all videos yours is best. All points covered and up to point. No useless lecture. 👍
this is a really helpful video! It's rare to see a video literally show the same plant from seed to bloom/harvest.
Great video x Many thanks to you for your work and the wonderful little dancer at the end .Nasturtiums are amongst my favourite flowers
@Tilly-A Pearce, Most welcome and thank you SOOOOOOOOOO much for your words, I truly appreciate it. They are one of my fav too...and I am just crazy for flowering plants...Have a great day ahead :-)
Loved the educational video- well worth watching it to the very end for those dance moves!
Glad you liked it and thank you so much for the feedback and for your words, much appreciated 🙏
Link seeds plz @@GardeningUpbeat
Thank you for the very helpful tutorial, especially your advice on fertilizers! I am growing nasturtiums in a small container garden. I can’t wait to see the blooms like the ones in your videos!
Wow such a sweet and smart doll you have. I have sown nastartium seeds so watched your video. Found it helpful.
Great info, I sow these right into the ground in my garden, but yours look so much better than mine. I think I’m going to try your method! And your daughter is adorable. 🙂
@cottagekey, Thank you so so much for your feedback and for your words about my daughter, appreciate it. Sorry, I took time to response. Due to lockdown, there is no broadband connection :-( TC :-)
First of all this video is really helpful... and 2nd one is ur daughter is sooooo sweet 🥰
the most helpfull video to plant nasturtiums simple and quick loved every bit thank you for this video helped a lot planted some today and yesterday cant wait for them to germeinate
Helpful video thanks and a cute little dancer to present the end result! Nasturtiums delighted me last year and I saved the seeds to give them a go this year. I hope the look as good as yours!
Great video! I am attempting to grow nasturtiums for the first time now, following your instructions. Keep up the great work in your channel.
Thanks for the info. I going to sow mine this weekend.Happy growing and stay safe.
amazing titorial! you are a rock star! thanks for sharing your expertise! from MI, USA!!!
@Carol Saylor, Warm welcome and very glad to know it use useful :-) Thank you so so much for your kind words, appreciate it :-) Have a great time ahead!
Hello my friend I just ordered some Nasturtium seeds I can't wait to plant them. Thank you so much for this video. I love you good bless and send a kiss to your daughter for me😁🥰🌱
End result was just beautiful 😍
Wow, beautiful results!
Thank you very much for the feedback, much appreciated 🙏
I envy your blooms! My nasturtiums have been giving me one flower at a time, with a gap of several weeks.
Thanks for the information. Your daughter stole the show. 😍
I liked ur helpful video! Love growing nasturtiums they r easy to grow with the right conditions n so pretty!
Thanks for all the wonderful information. Gorgeous plants!!! Love the cute little dance.💘
@JJ, Most welcome and thank you SOOOOOOOO much for your words, really glad you liked everything and my daughter would be happy to know this :-) Have a great day :-)
I love your very successful videos
Jus want to know,how to plant rosses on the ground
Please give a full video on how to prepare the ground n soil n how to plant.,please sir
Thank you for the video...
What a lovely dance.. I enjoyed the dance also... She is adorable ❤️❤️
@D Priyanka, Thank you So much for everything, truly appreciate it :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks to u too
Beautiful flowers.. ur daughter is making beauty to beauty
Good morning
Nice information provided in full. Also thanks for introducing A Cute Dancer, God bless her good health
Namaskar 🙏❤️
@SN Tandon, Good Evening Sir :-) Thank you so much for your feedback and for your words about the Cute Dancer, appreciate it :-)
I liked the video for the information and this ❤️ is for the cute little girl's dance🥰🥰🥰
@CJ Rocks, Thank you so so much for your feedback, appreciate it..n ♥️ this is from my daughter to you, tc 🙂
Very thorough video. Thank you!!! Very helpful
@Maybelline Tan, Glad to know it was helpful...Thank you very much for the feedback, much appreciated :-)
Thank you! I will try growing them this year ♥️
Best & systamatic guidelines for this v.attractive flower
I placed a 6inch cutting a week ago but now it has bloomed beautiful yellow flowers.
Amazing results. Many thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help. Great video
You are most welcome and thank you so much for your feedback, appreciated!
I love nasturtiums and I plant them every year to put in my salad’s to eat. But I live in Texas where it gets really hot how do I prevent them from dying so early?
Vermiculate in soil will keep moisture longer. Do not use pots with holes in the bottom. Use one with holes on the side bit higher up, so there is some water left in the bottom-make one your self of pot without holes. Put also growel in the bottom for good airing of roots. Use pots with Light colors. Dark color makes pot very hot. Good luck.
@Leslee Williams, Just Googled and I can see that current temp in Texas is somewhat high..Unfortunately, they don't like High Temp :-( But still, you can protect them by limiting the direct sun exposure. This is the same thing I do whenever I want my Winter flowering plants to extend their blooming period. So, you can just provide them 2-3 hours of morning sunlight and then bright light for the rest of the day. I hope it works for you as well :-)
You got one reply from Helen Gren. @Helen Gren, really thank you for taking time to reply. But, for any container plant, I really don't recommend to use a pot where there is not a single drainage whole. Roots of any plants don't want to sit in water unless we are not growing them hydroponically. Hydroponic is totally a different thing. But, I am 100% agree with your opinion about using pots with light colors. Dark color makes pot very hot and it's better to avoid them.
Thank you once again to both of you and take care :-)
Nasturtium originates from hot countries, so no problem if it gets hot...From the link: "well-drained soil in full sun. They can grow in partial shade, but they will not bloom as well."
Important to add vermiculate or perlit in soil too keep it most. Self watering pots could be very helpful If it gets very hot & makes it easier for You, so You don't have to run often with water can or moving plants to avoid full sun - it is hot in brightlight as well. There are vids on yt how You can make one, your self. Good luck👍🌱🥀. " Nasturtium, from any of various annual plants of the genus Tropaeolum, in the family Tropaeolaceae, native to Mexico, Central America, and northern South America and introduced into other regions as cultivated garden plants."
www.almanac.com/plant/nasturtium
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank You for Your answer. I didn't ment hydroponic - I mentioned soil in my answer. I have described drainage wholes on the side of the pot, so there is few centimeters of water as little reservoire in the bottom as well with Leca. If too much water it will be pouring out on the side, doesn't stay in pot and do not runs straight away trough the holes in the bottom...all of the best 🙏 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expanded_clay_aggregate
@@GardeningUpbeat here are som suggestions how to keep soil hydrate in full sun & hot temerature.. No need to move pots. 🙏🥀🌱
Gel as well... th-cam.com/video/zR3vPpM-Zwk/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/fa6qLoiXmqo/w-d-xo.html
Totally Awesome Video and Music ❤️
In the U S they say nasturtiums don’t like fertilizer - after seeing yours I’m going to try it
Great video, cute baby dancing.
My question is, we have planted the nastrium seeds outdoors and it has been 2 months since planted, we have all the green stems but not one flower blossomed out as yet. Any tips?
when you say 10” 6” do you mean the pot’s width or the pot depth? what are the pots’ full dimensions?
Usually, 10” pot means Depth is 10” and Width is also 10”. This applies to normal types of pots. But, definitely we do have lots of other pots for special purpose where both are not same. Like for Bonsai, we usually use pot with more width but less depth. I have used the as usual pot, means normal pot here. Hope, I have cleared your doubt but in case if you have any questions, please let me know.
For biggest nasturtiums sow seeds in outdoor soil in full shade at a depth of 1-2 inch deep & 4-5 inch apart, keep moist for 5-10 days & after sprouting of 2-3 seeds tips dig all seeds out and plant them in loam in full sun at same depth but now 1ft apart..if u r lucky to get orange 1 can twine beautifully around anything upto 8-10 ft high
اشكر اهتمامك بالرد على التعليق والمجهود المبذول للرد سعدت بذلك كثيرا
Great informative video! Thank you! I’m growing empress of India nasturtiums they’ve all germinated but they’re getting a little leggy for my liking. Time to transplant them outside I think!
@Nat Herron, Thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Since they are getting leggy, definitely it's time to transplant them outside :-) Good luck :-)
Nice blooms.. Very pleasent to eyes
@Sowjanya Madaka, Thank you so so much for your words, highly appreciate it :-)
Super informative!
I never knew that nasturtium also has variegated leaf variety. Nice video.
@Gayatri Ugra, Yah, there are many varieties actually :-) Thank you for watching the video :-)
Wonderful...evn leaves look sooo good...great patience in preparing vdio covering all minute points...👌👌👌i guess ur cute daughtr loves dancing as well😍
@Soumya Naik, Thank you soooooooo much dr! Yah, it took quite a while to do everything, even editing took quite a long time as I had to search for all the clips. Anyway, my subscribers like you are liking it, I am happy :-) Oh yeah, she loves to dance (kind of) in front of camera and also just loves to record herself..LOL..
@@GardeningUpbeat thats good..😇
This is wonderful, thank you
Aloha! Great very informative video but I must say Your very talented adorable daughter was best part and the reason I will subscribe to your channel keep up the uplifting awesome videos!! Mahalo
Awesome Sir! Thank you for your great effort!
Wonderful 💖❤️🎊
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Wonderful to blooms .Thanks for the information
Can you please mention the right time for seedling.
هذا النبات معروف في مصر باسم ابوخنجر وهو نبات محب للشمس المباشرة وسبق ان جربت زراعته في اصيص مباشرة دون نقعه في الماء وانبت وظهرت الازهار ولاحظت ان ازهاره تجذب نحل العسل شكرا على الفديو
شكرًا جزيلاً على مشاهدة الفيديو :-) أتمنى لك يومًا رائعًا وآسف إذا كتبت أي شيء خاطئ :-( لقد استخدمت مترجم جوجل حتى أتمكن من الرد عليك بلغتك!
Very very amazing flowers a beautiful have a blessed day
@Jillian LeBlanc, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOO much once again :-) Have a wonderful day :-)
wow - thanks ! i hope to revive my Nasturtium, its drying now, else will follow this to plant new
The childe take the entire attention 😋so cute
Thank you So much :-)
All my nasturum seedlings died during winter they became big after that they dried but some i evenly threw in a bucket where we sowed mustard seeds and amazingly they now bloom heavily without any care they bloomed
@Dev Creations, That's really great to know and I am glad for you that they are blooming well :-) Sometimes, plants behave weirdly. I mean, they don't do well when we take too much care but do well when we neglect them..:D
@@GardeningUpbeat my beautiful roses died 2 died before winter which were 2 years old 2 more died this time suddenly the plants dried soil was moist great roots developed new nodes came but they all became black saddened my 4 year gerbera all roots died only one survived still under gods grace i have it
@Dev Creations, Sorry to know about that. I can understand how it feels when a plant die :-( Look like, your plants were affected by Die back disease - one popular fungal disease mostly found on Roses. Need to use fungicide. At this time of the year, many plants get fungal attack and we need to use fungicide. Good to know at least one Gerbera is surviving. If you want to add any reply, plz write a new comment instead of replying here. TH-cam doesn't send any notification for nested comment, not sure why. I was checking manually and then saw your reply.
very nice and informative video
@mahesh mali, Thank you so so much brother for your feedback, appreciate it :-)
Awesome video thanks
Most welcome and thank you for watching 🙂
Great video! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
Very nice and detailed video...
Very helpful video and dancer is cute🥰
What the name of the nasturtium plant that you have, it very pretty. I have
NASTURTIUM - TOM THUMB - Empress of India. They are very nice to eat in salads, can't wait for mine to start growing again.
Hi, would they grow in humid tropical climates (like Southeast Asia)?
I loved all your great successful videos
Can u also please make a video on how to plant rosses on the ground xz how to prepare the soil n the ground before planting
Please I m so very grateful to u ,cos your videos r the best so far of what I've seen.,so genuine n proper guidance.Thanks sir
@Sheamini Vevekanantham, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOO much for your words, I truly appreciate it :-)
For planting Rose plants on ground, you can do these things (giving an example of an area of 4 feet length X 2 fee width) -
1. You can plant 2-3 Rose plants easily in that area but 2 would be much better
2. Add sufficient amount of either Vermicompost, Compost or composted cow dung manure. Just turn the soil a bit and then mix them with the soil properly (like we mix well everything while preparing any potting soil mix to grow in container) Adding 3-5 kgs would be more than enough but if the soil is too hard, you would need to add other organic matters such as dried leaves etc. Anyway, after adding any compost or cow dung manure, the soil would become soft anyway.
3. Make sure the place gets at least 5-6 hours of direct sun
4. Make holes deep enough for the root ball of the plants 4. Plant the Rose plants and then water the. You are done and from next onwards, if you fertilize them once in 3-4 months, it would be more than enough.
I already have videos about the fertilizers for Rose plants. But since you are growing them in ground, you can definitely increase the amount of fertilizers and please select the organic solution.
Here are the two videos - Chemical + Organic Fertilizers - th-cam.com/video/u4TCSVYq4FU/w-d-xo.html Organic fertilizer - th-cam.com/video/pHka4FZTqUE/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps and plz let me know if you have any questions, thank you :-)
Hello Chandan
Tried my hand at thd same had several saplings which had been reported they grew but never like what you have shown in your presentation and eventually dried out anc died.
So what did I not do right?
Oh some plants needs the midas touch as your!
@Anthony Pereira, Terribly sorry for the late response..normally I try to respond ASAP but missed it somehow :-( Dried out and died - I suspect only one thing and that is high temperature. Other than that, I really don't think that you would something wrong with your plants as you are already an expert :-) Anyway, many of my plants died too...3 are still surviving but size of the leaves is getting decreased quite a lot and very less bloom - only 2-3. Not worried too much as they grow well in winter time in my place. Plus, I can see some baby seedlings are growing themselves here n there. Going to transplant 2-3 of them and let's see what happens :-) Would be an interesting case study! Have a wonderful time and take care :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat
Yes the heat the humidity are the spoilers and many of my plants have suffered this year in particular due to extreme fluctuations guess it's a cycle
My cherished dream is to see success and a hue of flowers of all shapes and sizes and colours too.
Have a good weekend
Cheers
Thank you so much sir 🙏
You are most welcome..but sir is not at all required 🙏
@@GardeningUpbeat
😊😊 Thank you the way you explain its excellent. Tomorrow I am going to plant nasturtium seed in seedling tray with your way Sir. Thanks again for your kindness. God bless stay safe.
Hi. In your video you have mentioned that the seeds will germinate between temperatures of 13-20 degrees centigrade. Does it mean the seeds wont germinate at temperatures higher than that? I'm asking because i sowed my seeds about 3-4 days back and the average temperature here as of now is 30 degrees C
@Andrew Karthak, It would germinate but ideal temperature is 13-20 degrees centigrade. They would germinate even if the temp is 30. They did the same for me in last summer :-) They self-seeded and lots of new plants grew here n there in Summer...
Very good information tqsm .n ur daughter is so so cute.could u tell me the pest problems of this plant?!
@Lavanya Bathula, Most welcome n thank you so so much for your words, appreciate it. To protect from pests, neem oil can be used once in 7-10 days. Dose - 5-6 ml Neem oil + 4 ml light handwash n then mix them in 1 ltr water. Then spray on the leaves n if possible, on both sides of leaves. If Neem oil doesn't work, you can use Chemical pesticide such as Rogor. Dose - just 1 ml in 1 liter water, hope that helps, thank you 😊
@@GardeningUpbeat tqsm ❤️❤️
@@GardeningUpbeat what about the exact size of pot required for this plant sir
@Lavanya Bathula, Min 6 inch and even you can use much larger pot, like 10-12 inch and grow more than a single plant there like I did. That way, it would look much fuller 😊😊 One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir, thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat tqsm for ur valuable reply ji😀😀
at what temperature should we plant the seeds? Its reaching into the low 90's here most days. Should I just wait to try in the fall? Thank you!!
@The Fullers, 90 would be bit high and they are not going to grow well. They would germinate but would not grow and bloom well. In my place current temp is almost same and I can see some growing here and there (they self-seed really well) but not growing how they did in winter. It would be better to wait to fall and you ca sow the seeds when temp is around 65+ (night time). Though, they can tolerate minimum temperatures like 20 - 30. Thank you for watching the video :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat thank you so much!!! we will add them to our late fall garden :)
Nice video plz tell how become ur plant busy
Nice flowers. Can I grow dem nin hanging baskets
@jyoti s, Thank you very much and definitely we can :-)
What is the ideal time for seedling ??
Im following your videos from long thanks for every information and every video
Please tell me the list of flower plants we can sow in August in india, im so confusing i don't have more time to see all videos again and again . Can you please help me
Alright, I can totally understand. Please allow me 2 days. I would upload one video and it would cover almost 45+ flowering plants that we can start growing from August end onward. Would need to go through my hard drive and then list all the flowers. Hope, that would be fine.
@@GardeningUpbeat thank you so much I'm eagerly waiting for your video
Hey thanks for the info I'm looking forward to grow this plant . My question is my aloe vera plant is changing its colour . It's kind of getting brown .why ?
@Megha Tamang, Thank you for watching the video, appreciate it. For Aloe Vera - May I know if you have recently repoted it? or moved the plant from one place to another? If yes, this might happen but no worry, they are hardy plant. But anyway, plz decrease watering. They are succulent, so need water very less frequently.
@@GardeningUpbeat ⁰
Wonderful video! Where can I buy this seeds?
Can we give fertilizer or dap after transplanting the sapling.
Just after transplanting the seedlings is not needed as there would be enough nutrients in the soil. But if you want to save time, you can add few DAP crystals at the bottom layer..that way, you won't need to apply fertilizer after some days.
Such helpful video
Can we grow this planet in march as well??. i brought it from nursery yesterday and the shopkeeper told me it's a summer flowering plant.
@MONALISA MAITY, Honestly saying, it depends on climate. If temperature in summer is not high (let's say above 25°C - 30°C), you can definitely grow them in Summer. But, in my place Summer temperature is really high and sometimes it goes above 35°C. It's too high for Nasturtium and they don't survive. Nasturtium prefers cool climate (not frost) and so mostly grown in winter (in my place and in many places of India). Thank you for watching the video, have a great time :-)
You can precultivate plant indoors in March. We have those plats in Sweden & correct they blooming in summer.. If outdoors, wait for april /May. It usually says on the back of the seedpocket, which are the best Times for Your Country. Good luck 🙏
Nasturtium originates from hot countries, No problem with hot & sun as long as it is well drained and watered.
www.britannica.com/plant/nasturtium-Tropaeolum-genus
Beautiful 🌹
@Nutan Singh, Thank you So much :-) Thank you once again for watching many of my video and giving your feedback, I truly appreciate it :-)
Great video. Did you pinch them in a certain way to make the plant dense and have that wonderful round shape?
Nice Chandan
Which site u buy
Flower seeds ?
Thank you
@Rajakumaran viji, Thank you so so much :-) I buy seeds mostly from Amazon, TrustBasket & SeednPots. The Nasturtium seeds were from Amazon (Craft Seeds). Plz note that, not all seeds from Amazon are really high quality. This is the reason why I buy seedlings from reputed nurseries in my place. But, whatever I grew this season, none of them were available in nurseries in my place. So, buying seeds online was the only option. Anyway, I can say that Nasturtium seeds from Craft Seeds are the good one :-) Thank you :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks for reply Chandan
@Rajakumaran viji, Most welcome :-) Happy gardening :-)
Hi, what is the appropriate gallon size of the nasturtium tank for growing nasturtium!?
Love this
I pull out the nasturtium vines as it disturb the footpath, now immensed in water, can I plant it? or, throw away?
Sure, you can plant them and they would grow easily as they are kinda hardy plant :-) Good luck :-)
Good details about growing, well maintained pots with lots of blooms.......slight errors in pronunciation but that is ok. And your daughter is sooo cute ..... her innocent enjoyment was something to cherish we grownups miss. God bless her with lots of happiness and success in life !!
Can we grow these plant in may
Do you collect your own seed pods and if so , when and how ?
I just use fertilizer sticks or Miracle Gro mixed with water in my plants or planter pots 🪴 or when training seedlings 🌱
Can we sow nasturtium seems in Punjab in November? The weather is becoming quite cold?
Nice 👍
Is this winter flower or full year blooming?????
Cute dance of ur kid more beautiful !
@learn professions, Thank you So So much, my daughter would be happy...ha ha...TC :-)