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Hey Brian. It's the same here in India. But you know what,even when growing at home the kind of pests that attack your plants force you to use the insecticides at home too. Indiscriminate use of pesticides and insecticides have developed resistance in the pests. A simple neem oil does not work anymore
Hello people🤓This was looking overdue,I know,I am coming live to answer all your queries regarding all this video and the others on my channel,on 16th of September 2021,at 6:00 PM IST.💃💃💃💃💃 Can't wait to interact with you all,live😍😍😍See ya! P.s: You can post your questions under the Q&A post under community tab on my channel to ensure your question gets an answer without fail.
It's "liars" btw. Your failure to get results does not make the ones who succeeded liars. If you have failed once ,try again next time. What's with all this negativity.?
Thanks for your video. I had some strawberries that my kids didn't eat and this year we lost 2 of our best strawberry plants during winter. Despite being wheatherized, we had a feral cat that kept sleeping in the container where are strawberries were and i think she killed them. So hopefully using your method we can get some more strawberry plants to come up. This was extremely helpful...I was trying to scrape them off one by one at first lol
Necessity is the mother of invention 😅 I too lost my mother strawberry plants and all its pups owing to a heat wave. But I am glad that my video is reaching out to people far and wide and they are being kind enough to try it out👍wish you luck. Thanks for watching 😃
Thanks for ur video sister, easy way of removing seeds...but i do have a doubt that, what happens if i remove the bark of the strawberry at late night or at night? 1. Where can i keep that till morning? 2. After keeping in sunlight in the afternoon or morning, where we need to keep them during night times??. Please do reply for this...
To germinate the seeds,keep the setup under morning sunlight upto 10 am. The rest of the day,it can be kept under shade. At night if the temperatures go severely down,you can keep it indoors else outdoors is fine.
My daughter like strawberries too much I tried to grow strawberries from seeds but failed. By seeing your video I would like to grow strawberries ones more.
I am so excited to see your comment. I had read about Sierra Leone in Geography but this is the first time someone actually commented on my video from there. Thank you🤩 That's so good to hear...do try this out and let me know how it turned out.
Practical one.. Thanks for video.. I have few questions here. 1. Can I take the seeds of the strawberry sold in markets? 2.Can I keep seeds for the next season? Like harvest them now and sow in Dec or Jan... Or I can sow even now?? Please reply...
Hello😊 It's my pleasure to answer your queries,because you took care to watch my video.Thank you so much. 1) Absolutely! I had bought these beautiful healthy strawberries for eating,but further research taught me how I could start plants from these seeds.I would suggest you hand pick the fresh strawberries individually at the market.That way you can choose the healthy fruits,which will help you get healthy plant and fruits.Try and avoid the prepackaged ones. 2)I think it will work,providedyou store the seeds well.Even I plan to do the same,and for that,I have saved the seeds,and place them in double Ziploc pouches,and kept it in the fridge.I think the seeds will be fine.However,I can only be sure when I use them the next season.I am not afraid of experimenting.You too can give it a try. I don't know where you are based,but I feel this is not really the time to get the plants thriving.Even if they germinate,they won't live through the entire cycle easily. Hope I could answer all your queries.Please subscribe to my channel for more such updates,and do check out my other videos.
Thank you Kerryn😊. Umm..not really..if the seeds are ripe like the ones I showed in the video,you don't need to refrigerate them😊 Dry them out well and then plant them.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm doing my very first garden this year and I am so excited and so very thankful for all of the advice you have given to us in your videos! So thank you so much for all of your hard work! 🙏💜 PS-I just subscribed to your channel.. can't wait to binge watch the rest of your videos!
@@WhimsyCrafter you've encouraged me that I can do this! 😊 Thank you, can't wait for more! Today I get my trays to start my seedlings, I'm so excited! Hope I'm not too late in the game! 💗
I wonder if this would work if I placed the “strawberry bark”(love that term never heard it before!) into a dehydrator for a few hours if it would cause the same result as leaving them in the sun? Would dehydrating them cause any harm to the seeds?? If anyone knows the answer to the above and what temperature they used and for how long I’d really appreciate it! I do have an extremely sunny south facing window but only for a short period of time during the day especially during our Cold Canadian winters. During summer it may be much easier? 🙏🏻🥰🇨🇦
Hello Leanne. Thank you for watching this video😃 Dehydrator also came to my mind,but I was wary of its effects on the seed🤔 I'd like to share another trick. Roughly mash the strawberry into a purée and then place the purée in a strainer,under running water...the water will wash away the pulp while the strainer will hold back the seeds,I hope I could explain. And yes if you want you can try it out in the warmer months when the Sun is brighter in Canada😊
The bigger the seed,the greater the need to soak. The tinier the seed the more is the need to sprinkle them on the media,keep it moist and fungus free. I live in a tropical country,there is abundance of Sun ☀️ all year round so I do not do anything extra to get my seeds going. Many of my viewers abroad suggest stratification of seeds. Simply put,they pop them in the fridge for a few weeks before planting them outdoors,they say it helps with breaking dormancy. These seeds in the video germinated without any extra care and they sure were seeds,which is why they emerged. I guess you'd hv to find it out for yourself Elaine😊 Thanks for watching,btw. Stay tuned
@@stoptrudeau42 depends on how much u wanna make. It's pretty simple to make though. Frozen strawberries, water, sugar, wine yeast is the basic essentials. Then let it sit for 30days-1year. Also gonna need something to keep it in and a dark temperature controlled place (closet). That's the basics anyways lol
Sundrying is a natural way of treating seeds before sowing. When you put it directly,you increase the chances of losing them to fungal and bacterial rot.
Hey Freddy, thank you so much for watching this video, glad you liked it. To be honest with you,I ,myself am a novice when it comes to strawberries,and the series of videos you already see on my channel chronicle my first attempts at growing the fruit. I think, autumn (September, and the early part of October in these areas) will be the best gardening season in Mediterranean climate areas. This is the time when the weather starts cooling down considerably, so you can consider starting your seeds then. This is all I can assist you with. Hope you found this useful. Don't forget to give this video a 👍 and please subscribe to my channel for more such updates.
Freezer e rakhun,ziploc pouch e. Mane pan masala jei pouch e dewa jae biye barite,sei pouch choto kota kine rakhben. Seeds valo thake. Oi pouch e vore,freezer e rakhun. Fridge e rakhleo osuvida nei.
Hello Abdul,glad you watched this video. I have started learning about strawberry cultivation, and am yet to learn which is suitable for home cultivation.Meanwhile,you can check this link for more information : strawberryplants.org/popular-strawberry-varieties/
Hello Vaibhavi,thanks for your query. 1) I have never tried germinating strawberry seeds in normal soil.For seed germination the best medium is cocopeat.If you at all want to use soil,you have to use ultra fine soil. 2) Once the plant is established,if the temperatures where you stay remains constant,your plants will bear fruit within 6 to 7 months.However usually it takes about a year to actually get to fruition. Hope you find this useful.☺️
Hello Jackie. Thanks a tonne for watching my content😃sorry about the audio..I was just learning video editing back then..this is rather one of my more amateurish videos 😅 currently I try my level best to ensure that the audio experience is better. Do check out my other videos😃❤️❤️
I am so sorry for the experience Kandice. This was shot in the initial years of my youtube career,when I didn't know much about editing and stuff. You can ask me in case you have any doubts
You have a pretty voice but because of your accent it it an effort to understand if we are not if your ethnic ( nationality) but the music in the video almost DROWNS OUT your lovely soft voice MAKING IT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO HEAR!
Aww thank you Judy❤️and I am so sorry for your experience. This video was made during the initial years of my youtube career. Took some time to get the hang of it. 🥲 Adjusting the background score with the original video is a thing that you learn with time. Do go through my other videos,and i hope you'd like them
If you found this video useful,please don't forget to like this video by pressing the 👍 button and don't forget to "Subscribe" to my channel for more such updates.
What is the minimum time you have to wait for the seeds to dry?
@@kellyvoong5343 probably 24-48 hrs in direct sunlight
I've started learning how to do things like this because our food in the USA is full of pesticides
Hey Brian. It's the same here in India. But you know what,even when growing at home the kind of pests that attack your plants force you to use the insecticides at home too. Indiscriminate use of pesticides and insecticides have developed resistance in the pests. A simple neem oil does not work anymore
@@WhimsyCrafterputting mesh bags around fruit usually keeps most pest and birds away and way better than pesticides
Hello people🤓This was looking overdue,I know,I am coming live to answer all your queries regarding all this video and the others on my channel,on 16th of September 2021,at 6:00 PM IST.💃💃💃💃💃 Can't wait to interact with you all,live😍😍😍See ya!
P.s: You can post your questions under the Q&A post under community tab on my channel to ensure your question gets an answer without fail.
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Loved the video. This is a much easier way of harvesting the seeds then from other forms I have seen. Thank you for sharing😊
I am so glad you liked it Staci😀
Stay tuned to my channel.
And don't forget to checkout my other video playlists.
You liers
@@mintumunjurul9084 damn what's up bro?
@@alexballstoyou6335 good
It's "liars" btw.
Your failure to get results does not make the ones who succeeded liars. If you have failed once ,try again next time. What's with all this negativity.?
Thanks you for a very good demonstration on how to grow strawberries frOm seeds. Excellent demo.
It's a pleasure😊 so glad you watched the video😊.Stay tuned
Thank you! I'm going crazy trying the other method, straining pulp from a blender. Going to try this.
Glad you found it useful😃
Good info. Especially avoiding light colored seeds. Thanks.
Always a pleasure ☺️ so glad you dropped by. Stay tuned😃
Thanks for your video. I had some strawberries that my kids didn't eat and this year we lost 2 of our best strawberry plants during winter. Despite being wheatherized, we had a feral cat that kept sleeping in the container where are strawberries were and i think she killed them. So hopefully using your method we can get some more strawberry plants to come up. This was extremely helpful...I was trying to scrape them off one by one at first lol
Necessity is the mother of invention 😅 I too lost my mother strawberry plants and all its pups owing to a heat wave. But I am glad that my video is reaching out to people far and wide and they are being kind enough to try it out👍wish you luck. Thanks for watching 😃
@WhimsyCrafter I subscribed, me and my kids are big on gardening and growing plants. We look forward to learning more tips and tricks. thanks so much
Thanks for ur video sister, easy way of removing seeds...but i do have a doubt that, what happens if i remove the bark of the strawberry at late night or at night?
1. Where can i keep that till morning?
2. After keeping in sunlight in the afternoon or morning, where we need to keep them during night times??.
Please do reply for this...
To germinate the seeds,keep the setup under morning sunlight upto 10 am.
The rest of the day,it can be kept under shade. At night if the temperatures go severely down,you can keep it indoors else outdoors is fine.
My daughter like strawberries too much I tried to grow strawberries from seeds but failed.
By seeing your video I would like to grow strawberries ones more.
I'm still trying to grow strawberries from seed ( still failing ) urg....
Try and try,and you will succeed😊
We live in Sierra Leone and my 5 yrs old is crazy about them. Trying to grow them
I am so excited to see your comment. I had read about Sierra Leone in Geography but this is the first time someone actually commented on my video from there. Thank you🤩
That's so good to hear...do try this out and let me know how it turned out.
Its a helpful information on how to collect seeds from strawberries thanks for sharing
It's a pleasure😊 So happy,thst you found it useful
Thanks for showing how this is done. I previously had no idea. :)
Glad you found this helpful. Stay tuned😃and yes thanks a tonne for watching
Practical one.. Thanks for video.. I have few questions here. 1. Can I take the seeds of the strawberry sold in markets?
2.Can I keep seeds for the next season? Like harvest them now and sow in Dec or Jan... Or I can sow even now?? Please reply...
Hello😊
It's my pleasure to answer your queries,because you took care to watch my video.Thank you so much.
1) Absolutely! I had bought these beautiful healthy strawberries for eating,but further research taught me how I could start plants from these seeds.I would suggest you hand pick the fresh strawberries individually at the market.That way you can choose the healthy fruits,which will help you get healthy plant and fruits.Try and avoid the prepackaged ones.
2)I think it will work,providedyou store the seeds well.Even I plan to do the same,and for that,I have saved the seeds,and place them in double Ziploc pouches,and kept it in the fridge.I think the seeds will be fine.However,I can only be sure when I use them the next season.I am not afraid of experimenting.You too can give it a try.
I don't know where you are based,but I feel this is not really the time to get the plants thriving.Even if they germinate,they won't live through the entire cycle easily.
Hope I could answer all your queries.Please subscribe to my channel for more such updates,and do check out my other videos.
Informative and good video, along with your pleasant voice and nice music... kind a relaxing and nice Strawberry experience... thanx!
Hello Willy😊You are kind. Thank you so much
Glad you liked my content. Stay tuned😃👍
@@WhimsyCrafter Thanks, i will, i jusst need to update the comment a little! Check it out...
Yeah I did😃🥰
That looks like the way fwd. Do I need to put them in the fridge after collecting them before growing ?? .. Thanks
Thank you Kerryn😊.
Umm..not really..if the seeds are ripe like the ones I showed in the video,you don't need to refrigerate them😊 Dry them out well and then plant them.
You’re so smart this is 100% the best way
Thank you Zane😊
Thanks for watching this video😊
Thank you so much for this video! I'm doing my very first garden this year and I am so excited and so very thankful for all of the advice you have given to us in your videos! So thank you so much for all of your hard work! 🙏💜 PS-I just subscribed to your channel.. can't wait to binge watch the rest of your videos!
This feels so encouraging to read❤️thank you so much. It's a pleasure. Stay tuned for more😊
@@WhimsyCrafter you've encouraged me that I can do this! 😊 Thank you, can't wait for more! Today I get my trays to start my seedlings, I'm so excited! Hope I'm not too late in the game! 💗
@@GirlMomma All the best😊
@@WhimsyCrafter thank you dear! Bless you! 💗🙏
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I had good results with this process
I wonder if this would work if I placed the “strawberry bark”(love that term never heard it before!) into a dehydrator for a few hours if it would cause the same result as leaving them in the sun? Would dehydrating them cause any harm to the seeds??
If anyone knows the answer to the above and what temperature they used and for how long I’d really appreciate it! I do have an extremely sunny south facing window but only for a short period of time during the day especially during our Cold Canadian winters. During summer it may be much easier?
🙏🏻🥰🇨🇦
Hello Leanne. Thank you for watching this video😃 Dehydrator also came to my mind,but I was wary of its effects on the seed🤔
I'd like to share another trick. Roughly mash the strawberry into a purée and then place the purée in a strainer,under running water...the water will wash away the pulp while the strainer will hold back the seeds,I hope I could explain.
And yes if you want you can try it out in the warmer months when the Sun is brighter in Canada😊
Do I need to soak the seeds to root before planting? Someone else said those are outer husks, not seeds, and it's hard to grow from them. Thoughts?
The bigger the seed,the greater the need to soak. The tinier the seed the more is the need to sprinkle them on the media,keep it moist and fungus free.
I live in a tropical country,there is abundance of Sun ☀️ all year round so I do not do anything extra to get my seeds going.
Many of my viewers abroad suggest stratification of seeds. Simply put,they pop them in the fridge for a few weeks before planting them outdoors,they say it helps with breaking dormancy.
These seeds in the video germinated without any extra care and they sure were seeds,which is why they emerged. I guess you'd hv to find it out for yourself Elaine😊
Thanks for watching,btw. Stay tuned
This is how I'm gonna deseed my strawberries before making strawberry wine. Thanks for the idea!
Aah brilliant. Would love to taste some,if I ever get a chance😍good luck👍
Hey got any videos on how to make that? That sounds delicious!!
@@stoptrudeau42 depends on how much u wanna make. It's pretty simple to make though. Frozen strawberries, water, sugar, wine yeast is the basic essentials. Then let it sit for 30days-1year. Also gonna need something to keep it in and a dark temperature controlled place (closet). That's the basics anyways lol
Thanks, I didn't know you can't use light ones!
My pleasure😊 stay tuned.
Thanks ma'am, I will try this method too
Sure😃my pleasure. Stay tuned
Can we direct put the seeds into cocopeat before drying? Why is it necessary to dry the seeds?
Sundrying is a natural way of treating seeds before sowing. When you put it directly,you increase the chances of losing them to fungal and bacterial rot.
BEST method. Thank youuuu💚💚💚💚
My pleasure😊 Thanks for watching😊
Hi what is the best time of year to sow strawberries in the Mediterranean area like Malta,very interesting and a helpful video..thanks
Hey Freddy, thank you so much for watching this video, glad you liked it.
To be honest with you,I ,myself am a novice when it comes to strawberries,and the series of videos you already see on my channel chronicle my first attempts at growing the fruit. I think, autumn (September, and the early part of October in these areas) will be the best gardening season in Mediterranean climate areas. This is the time when the weather starts cooling down considerably, so you can consider starting your seeds then. This is all I can assist you with.
Hope you found this useful.
Don't forget to give this video a 👍 and please subscribe to my channel for more such updates.
Whimsy Crafter thank you for the information..keeping my fingers crossed hoping they succeed..thanks again 🥰
Have to install will provide🍓🌱
👍
Moa Gsok will enjoy 😆
Cool video thanks!
My pleasure😊stay tuned
Can you use a dehydrator to dry them out please x
Buy me one,Annette😉
very helpful. thank you.
So glad you like it😃stay tuned
You are amazing @Whimsy Crafter I Love your videos, keep them coming x
Het,thanks 🤓stay tuned.
Thanks so much!
Always a pleasure 😃 stay tuned
Thank you so much.👌🤞
@@kalyanivenkatraj6190 my pleasure 😃 stay tuned ☺️
thanks
Thank you so much for sharing your information 🍓
Pleasure😊
How is playing the first music track?
Well thank you this has been very helpful. This will be most helpful
My pleasure😊
Thank you!
Pleasure😊 stay tuned😍
I love strawberries
Me too😍😍
That's Amazing Tip😍
Thank you. Stay tuned😊
I will do this also to grow my own strawberry
Sure. And don't forget to share your experience with me😊
@@WhimsyCrafter yes dear I'm doing gardening to. I will try this sis.. I will buy tomorrow strawberry hehe
Awesome.😊
All the best👍
Good video.i will try
👍
This is awesome, thank you!!!!
Glad you liked it😊 stay tuned😊
Didivai next year er jonyo kivabe preserve korbo? freezer e rakhbo naki emni kono jaigate....
Freezer e rakhun,ziploc pouch e.
Mane pan masala jei pouch e dewa jae biye barite,sei pouch choto kota kine rakhben. Seeds valo thake. Oi pouch e vore,freezer e rakhun. Fridge e rakhleo osuvida nei.
@@WhimsyCrafter thank you...oirokom pouch e vore butter box e vore rekhechi
How long can the seeds be stored if we are not using them immediately?
Upto a year,in an airtight container. You can refrigerate them too.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure. Stay tuned😊
Can you tell about the types of strawberry and which one is to grow in home
Hello Abdul,glad you watched this video.
I have started learning about strawberry cultivation, and am yet to learn which is suitable for home cultivation.Meanwhile,you can check this link for more information :
strawberryplants.org/popular-strawberry-varieties/
Plz reply me as fast as possible .. 1)can we use normal soil for germination
2)within how many days first strawberry will be out?
Hello Vaibhavi,thanks for your query.
1) I have never tried germinating strawberry seeds in normal soil.For seed germination the best medium is cocopeat.If you at all want to use soil,you have to use ultra fine soil.
2) Once the plant is established,if the temperatures where you stay remains constant,your plants will bear fruit within 6 to 7 months.However usually it takes about a year to actually get to fruition.
Hope you find this useful.☺️
Can we use a patatie peeler? Or cheese grader?
Simple knife is the best tool. A grater or peeler will be messy.
Good
Thank you so much😊
Thank you, this video helped me alot
Very glad that you found it useful😊
Thank you
Pleasure😊
At what time of the year should we plant these?
November to early February
Is it still okay to use refrigerated strawberry?
Yes.
That Is So Cool! That's What I Was Thinking, And I Love Your Eyes! You Are So Beautiful! Siriuslly. Thank You Very Much.
That's very kind of you Patrick. Thank you😊
Glad you liked the video. Stay tuned for more😊
How long did it take for the strawberry to dry to harvest the seeds please
About 2 days.
You have to take the seeds with the skin as thin as possible. That's the catch.😊
@@WhimsyCrafter could you just pick of the seeds straight off the strawberry?
Yes you could. It's a lot of hard work and I am very lazy,tbus this method🤓
Don't forget to dry it out,though.
Pls I want to know for how much time we have to dry these seeds
I day under strong sunlight is enough😊
@@WhimsyCrafter thank you so much for your reply ☺️🥰
My pleasure😊 All the best👍
How many daYs we can preserve them @Whimsey Crafter
Preserve the seeds,you mean?
I kept them for a year in the fridge,in a Ziploc bag😊
@@WhimsyCrafter thank you, have to keep in fridge or freezer?
Fridge😊
This is pretty Cool!
This means a lot to me! Thank you so much Nurserylive. I hope others too will find the video useful.
How long we can store strawberry seed?
About a year,in a Ziploc pouch,in the fridge
nice video
Thank you😊
In which month it will grow
From late November till early February.
No closed captions here. CC?
Umm..no,I have not been able to add it. I will try once again.
The video is good but the music is very annoying.. silence would have been better or play it very very low...
thank u so much for this information ^_^
Glad you found it useful😊 please consider subscribing for more such videos.😊
Wow awsome
😊
Thank you, great information. But, though the music was nice it was loud and competed with your speaking. I found it a difficult balance.
Hello Jackie. Thanks a tonne for watching my content😃sorry about the audio..I was just learning video editing back then..this is rather one of my more amateurish videos 😅 currently I try my level best to ensure that the audio experience is better.
Do check out my other videos😃❤️❤️
@@WhimsyCrafter Thank you 😊 I understand and will check out more of your content. 🤗
😍😍😍
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Put it in the fridge. It dries them out and keeps them away from the ants.
In my case the sun 🌞 did it...ants didn't bother...
the music is louder than the girl trying to tell her story of strawberries
Watch this instead :
th-cam.com/video/jGaqGpH5OZU/w-d-xo.html
So? Good music!
Thanks😊stay tuned
The background music is not necessay. Thanks for the provedure 👍
Sorry for that. Thanks for watching 😃
Nice voice
I couldn’t finish the video music gave me a headache.
😢
The music drowns out your voice.
Can't hear you to enough to keep my attention
I am so sorry for the experience Kandice. This was shot in the initial years of my youtube career,when I didn't know much about editing and stuff. You can ask me in case you have any doubts
You have a pretty voice but because of your accent it it an effort to understand if we are not if your ethnic ( nationality) but the music in the video almost DROWNS OUT your lovely soft voice MAKING IT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO HEAR!
Aww thank you Judy❤️and I am so sorry for your experience. This video was made during the initial years of my youtube career. Took some time to get the hang of it. 🥲 Adjusting the background score with the original video is a thing that you learn with time. Do go through my other videos,and i hope you'd like them
Thank you!
😃✨my pleasure 😃 stay tuned
Thank you
Pleasure, 😃
Stay tuned