Tip about fast growing green onions (especially in tight spaces): wait until the plants reach about 20cm (8") in height and instead of pulling them out one by one harvest only the top 5cm (2") or so of the leafs with a sharp pair of scissors. The leaf tips are the most tender and least spicy part anyway, while having the same amount of flavor as any other part of the plant. Providing they get adequate amounts of moisture, light and nutrients they will continue re-growing leafs throughout the year and also much faster than re-growing the entire stem all the way up from the bottom. Some previously cut leaves may dry out, but new ones will continue sprouting from the center, usually you can re-cut the same plant as often as every 5 days or so.
I just buy them and eat the tops except for the youngest shoot and then plant them and they'll grow with no inputs except a little watering at the height of summer for at least a year, even through winter. In winter they fill their shoots with gel, it works as an antifreeze. Some will grow indefinitely but I find at least a year is the minimum. I use them literally every day - have 9 plants I switch between harvesting and I never cut the youngest shoot on a plant or they take a really long time to grow back and often they don't at all. If you always harvest the oldest shoot first they shouldn't dry out.
Very useful information gathered from your videos. I don’t know the ABC of gardening but now that i am free from job i want to grow vegetables in my garden. Thanks a lot for the useful tips . God bless you.
And pea shoots!! Sow any kind of pea seeds thickly in a box, under cover in winter, or in the open garden, and start harvesting the Iarge green leaf tips after about 3 weeks. Keep harvesting every few days for months! A delicious taste of peas whether in salads or stir fried. A wonderful vegetable to grow through winter in a cold frame or greenhouse.
I first discovered your channel over the winter and couldn’t wait for the weather to warm up here on Long Island, NY . Your so inspiring! Your videos are so pleasant to watch and easy to understand. I can’t Thank You enough for all you share!!🙏🏼❤️
I've watched a lot of video on TH-cam. Yours is a very great channel. You explain everything very well. Thank you for posting. Have a great and wonderful day
I just found your videos...They are so good and informational. I think I watched them all. Thank you so much for your time, to somebody like me they are priceless! This is the first year that I have attempted to make a small veggie garden, you gave me the confidence to do so
I am binge-watching videos ever since I discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago! Great quality content and truly inspiring! Good luck with your farm! Quick question as a noob, will the same store-bought garden soil work for all the plants that you mentioned? What about fertilizers etc?
Isn’t it great! There is so much to do. Do many seeds to plant, lots of things to learn! Great video! Green onions you can harvest cover and over and over!
Yes all mine are growing, feels great knowing you can use foods you've bought. This week I'm going to grow beansprouts. Is there any bean or pea I shouldn't use? Is butter bean and red kidney beans ok to eat raw once sprouted ?😷😊🍅🍓
Thank you so much for doing all those videos! I was wondering if you made or could make a video for helping people who want to convert a yard with regular grass into a garden? I am a little lost with the basics of soil, which compost to buy, the worms, etc? I've watch your compost video, but I don't have a large field like yours to do compost. How to compost at home? I've ordered a worm farm from Costco and I want to start composting, but not sure if I need 1000 or 2000 worms. Sorry too many questions!
I made a video on how to make a garden over grass, its here: th-cam.com/video/Cs4WJc0yBDA/w-d-xo.html You can buy compost, contact a local compost supplier that supplies by yards, it much cheaper. Worms consume half their body weight in a day. So if you have lets say 1 lb of kitchen scraps to feed worms, you ca have upto 2 lbs of worms. I also have a video on making a Worm bin as well
wish to find your video about sprouting grains....love the Ezekiel tortillas but 6 pieces for $6 is a little expensive.... p.s. many lettuce at the market come with roots, very easy to re-grow the leaves if you put the roots into a pot of soil (it's so obvious!)
I was wondering if you could post a video about what we can plant in autumn, heading into winter for some food to keep us going, especially fast growing food for those of us in the southern hemisphere! Thank you for your videos, they are so inspiring and informative, I am so excited to get started but just don't know what with!
Thank you so much I'm a first time grower and must say your channel is very helpful.thank you.please keep posting.also please help if there is a video you made that can better my skills on gardening.thank you .god bless you
I totally agree with you. During these crises people need to open there eyes and start there own garden so they don't have to rely on the store. And better eating.
Super first super cool And years of experience may took this video And people who can do hard things done easiy They will talk like a way And it is very patients full work Any ways it's great
Hi Jag! Great channel there. Have a question, I generally add my waste garden leaves and soaked cardboard scraps at the bottom of containers and then fill them up with soil. I then sow vegetable seeds in them. The seeds take a couple of months to grow and start producing depending on the veggie being planted. I sometimes fill upmy containers this way to grow small cuttings as well. Is the technique of adding waste at the bottom if containers bad for the plant growth? Can you please advise?
Harvested my first celery, which I started in water then to potter soil. ( don’t have a garden) the celery grew & grew but, the stocks are semi bitter & hollow. Didn’t have A crunchy juicy body.
I was watching one of your videos on what medium to use for growing. Suddenly I was inspired to order some kind of manure from eBay. So I ordered 20 lbs of horse manure. That is the weirdest thing I've ever bought online. Lol
Please be very careful with horse manure. Do not handle without good gloves, and never if you have an open wound. Horse manure is rich breeding ground for atetanus bacteria.
This is my "go to" channel when needing sound advice. Thank you for all your videos
Thank you for being a part of this channel :)
Thank you! Sprouts 3-5 days, Microgreens 5-10 days, Lettuce 30 days, Spinach 3-4 weeks, Radish 30 days, Beet leaves, Turnip leaves, Mustard leaves, Arugula, Green onions, Leeks, Celeri,
What a motivational video. I'm a complete novice to gardening and I feel that having quick turnaround veggies will keep us motivated to grow things 😊
Three weeks ago I regrew celery, green onions and garlic. They're all doing well.
GOOD JOB Doll🌸 Im doing lemon🍋 tree & lettuce
Mine too 😊🍓🍅 superfast...
I wish youtube had a small images upload option for comments like that of yours to show your personal growth story!
How wonderful i wouldlove to grow celery i dony have a goto do u n thx for sharing
@@AjayMenonPHOTOARTIST iou
So helpful and empowering, and a pleasant voice to listen to, while learning!
This is very timely...love your delivery & knowledge - no mucking about. Appreciate the links to your other quick grow vids. You are brilliant!
Tip about fast growing green onions (especially in tight spaces): wait until the plants reach about 20cm (8") in height and instead of pulling them out one by one harvest only the top 5cm (2") or so of the leafs with a sharp pair of scissors. The leaf tips are the most tender and least spicy part anyway, while having the same amount of flavor as any other part of the plant. Providing they get adequate amounts of moisture, light and nutrients they will continue re-growing leafs throughout the year and also much faster than re-growing the entire stem all the way up from the bottom. Some previously cut leaves may dry out, but new ones will continue sprouting from the center, usually you can re-cut the same plant as often as every 5 days or so.
I just buy them and eat the tops except for the youngest shoot and then plant them and they'll grow with no inputs except a little watering at the height of summer for at least a year, even through winter. In winter they fill their shoots with gel, it works as an antifreeze. Some will grow indefinitely but I find at least a year is the minimum. I use them literally every day - have 9 plants I switch between harvesting and I never cut the youngest shoot on a plant or they take a really long time to grow back and often they don't at all. If you always harvest the oldest shoot first they shouldn't dry out.
Awesome! I'll do this, since I'm bored and quarantined at home!
Stay safe, everyone!
Very useful information gathered from your videos. I don’t know the ABC of gardening but now that i am free from job i want to grow vegetables in my garden. Thanks a lot for the useful tips . God bless you.
You need to come out with a book of your tips and growing. Your so knowledgeable and your videos are amazing!! Thank you
And pea shoots!! Sow any kind of pea seeds thickly in a box, under cover in winter, or in the open garden, and start harvesting the Iarge green leaf tips after about 3 weeks. Keep harvesting every few days for months! A delicious taste of peas whether in salads or stir fried. A wonderful vegetable to grow through winter in a cold frame or greenhouse.
I first discovered your channel over the winter and couldn’t wait for the weather to warm up here on Long Island, NY . Your so inspiring! Your videos are so pleasant to watch and easy to understand. I can’t Thank You enough for all you share!!🙏🏼❤️
I've watched a lot of video on TH-cam. Yours is a very great channel. You explain everything very well. Thank you for posting. Have a great and wonderful day
TY as a new gardener( with bad luck) i keep watching.
I just found your videos...They are so good and informational. I think I watched them all. Thank you so much for your time, to somebody like me they are priceless! This is the first year that I have attempted to make a small veggie garden, you gave me the confidence to do so
Thank you for sharing. Sharing is love. I appreciate that.
You are AWESOME! Just found this wonderful load of information and. WOW. …. I plan to do a lot of the ideas. Thank you so much.
Great, i just started the sweet potato project and a few weeks ago put the avocado seed in the water too! Its growing great!
I've had better luck just planting the avocado seeds.
Thank for all the great information you provide!
Perfect video in this time that is actually a help to people.
I'm gonna start growing these!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I look forward to your videos. Awesome content and you are definitely making my days. God bless and stay safe.
Exciting! I have beetroot & turnips growing now.thankyou!
Wow!! These days this information is a godsend! I need to feed my goats but I can't stop watching your videos!! 😂
Thank you for sharing so much of your knowledge with us. Words are not enough. But thank you again from all of us.
Hi Jag…. You can also sow the top of a radish and you’ll get beautiful mongra out of it
Im impressed. Great video.
Strong work! Great information
You are glowing brother and your video was very helpful .
I am binge-watching videos ever since I discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago! Great quality content and truly inspiring! Good luck with your farm!
Quick question as a noob, will the same store-bought garden soil work for all the plants that you mentioned? What about fertilizers etc?
Thanks for subscribing, yes garden soil will work, you can add feather meal or worm castings or chicken manure fertilizers for organic gardening.
Isn’t it great! There is so much to do. Do many seeds to plant, lots of things to learn! Great video! Green onions you can harvest cover and over and over!
Yes, Green Onions are the easiest ones
@@DaisyCreekFarms wouldn't they turn a different taste? I heared lettuce will turn bitter if regrown more than two times.
Can I just say I love how the sun hits your skin. Sooooo fine.
I love growing stuff so much I can barely stand it. 🤘🏻🌱🤘🏻
I just love your videos! Thank you for all you’re great info.
Jag, I just stumbled upon your videos! Cant wait to see more of you.
Great information. Direct to the point. Thank.you for sharing. Love to jumpstart my gardening..New subscriber here! God bless you!
That was simply fantastic and useful information. Love lettuce and related , a fool proof food for masses- high pH nuitrition. Tks.
Yes all mine are growing, feels great knowing you can use foods you've bought. This week I'm going to grow beansprouts. Is there any bean or pea I shouldn't use? Is butter bean and red kidney beans ok to eat raw once sprouted ?😷😊🍅🍓
Thank you so much for doing all those videos! I was wondering if you made or could make a video for helping people who want to convert a yard with regular grass into a garden? I am a little lost with the basics of soil, which compost to buy, the worms, etc? I've watch your compost video, but I don't have a large field like yours to do compost. How to compost at home? I've ordered a worm farm from Costco and I want to start composting, but not sure if I need 1000 or 2000 worms. Sorry too many questions!
I made a video on how to make a garden over grass, its here: th-cam.com/video/Cs4WJc0yBDA/w-d-xo.html You can buy compost, contact a local compost supplier that supplies by yards, it much cheaper. Worms consume half their body weight in a day. So if you have lets say 1 lb of kitchen scraps to feed worms, you ca have upto 2 lbs of worms. I also have a video on making a Worm bin as well
@@DaisyCreekFarms thank you!
Thanks for this video, really appreciate it, I started regrowing some of the vegetables, lettuce, onions, green onions, etc.
Luv your channel -- so much helpful information. Thanks friend.
wish to find your video about sprouting grains....love the Ezekiel tortillas but 6 pieces for $6 is a little expensive.... p.s. many lettuce at the market come with roots, very easy to re-grow the leaves if you put the roots into a pot of soil (it's so obvious!)
From India watching u r chanel
Hi Jag
Love your tips
This makes me want to start some of these vegetables and have some salads.
Wow, cool videos and thanks for sharing your knowledge and the experience!
Nice presentation... Quite n calm.. thanks..
Thank you! Great video!
Great video. Very practical. I appreciate how effeciently you explain the basics
Good idea indeed I wish we could have tips to plant beef mutton and pork kkkk thanks for sharing👍❤️🇿🇦
Ultimately found the channel I was lookin for!!! Awesome video!!
Lucid explanation 👍
Hey dude, my garden is growing fast! The radish always sprout up!!
My parents grew up in mustards. It's a little too bitter for me. Great and timely video!
Leeks, celery, onions, I have grown in Europe. When once planted they go into hibernation in Winter and then grow back.
Easy to listen and well brought to the subject...i just started farming..awesome video
I was wondering if you could post a video about what we can plant in autumn, heading into winter for some food to keep us going, especially fast growing food for those of us in the southern hemisphere! Thank you for your videos, they are so inspiring and informative, I am so excited to get started but just don't know what with!
I am so happy to discover your channel ♥️... Thank you so much for such a informative and useful video.
You can also grow radish by cutting the top and resowing it and you will get a lot of Mongras … sauté and eat very delicious vegetable
Radish leaves are edible as well :)
Please keep up the good work.
My arugula sprouted in 2 days.... It's the fastest veggie I've had!
Awesome. In ground or pot?
Thank you will try it
I saw walmart was NOT selling seeds. Thanks for the advice!
Rapture Angel you can order seeds from seed company’s
Thank you so much for the info. Now start my gardening. V inspring.
Great vid. Straight to the point. 👍
really great.thanks for sharing
thank you for sharing this info.
very good information thanks
So much gratitude in my heart for you! Thank you for posting this!
I loved this video, quick and to the point! Other TH-camrs please take note!!! My attention span doesn't last long!!!! 😁😁😁
Yes... Thank you i live it... From Philippines
hey! is it recommended to grow microgreens using compost?(compost is made from chicken manure,deadleaves and woodchips), thanks in advance!
No, use clean growing medium like coconut coir
Good content in very short time.
Fantastic! I searched for videos like this for a while! Thank you!
Thank you so much I'm a first time grower and must say your channel is very helpful.thank you.please keep posting.also please help if there is a video you made that can better my skills on gardening.thank you .god bless you
Glad you like the videos and happy Gardening :) We need more people to start gardening for their communities
I totally agree with you. During these crises people need to open there eyes and start there own garden so they don't have to rely on the store. And better eating.
Thanks Jag 4 wonderful reminders...
Thanks. Very informative and well presented. I will try sprouts and some others mentioned. Thank you, again.
Beautiful information 👍
Thank you for the information started with mooli and dhania seeds
Short n informative video.. Thanks for sharing ur knowledge wid us😊
Keep up the great work .... Thank you Jag for sharing valuable insights :)
I will definitely try mustard plant ..... missing sarsoon ka saag :)
New here! Appreciate the easy to follow tips. Thanks so much
I like that you're no t mentioning Coronavirus. Please please keep that up!
Super first super cool
And years of experience may took this video
And people who can do hard things done easiy
They will talk like a way
And it is very patients full work
Any ways it's great
Clap clap great thanks I subscribed.
Hi. It's really interesting.
Hi Jag! Great channel there.
Have a question, I generally add my waste garden leaves and soaked cardboard scraps at the bottom of containers and then fill them up with soil. I then sow vegetable seeds in them. The seeds take a couple of months to grow and start producing depending on the veggie being planted. I sometimes fill upmy containers this way to grow small cuttings as well. Is the technique of adding waste at the bottom if containers bad for the plant growth? Can you please advise?
youre the man pajee hope to be doing what you are one day!
wow
i just learned a ton of stuff i didnt know! Thank you Sir.
Will harvested beet leaves... reduce the beets quality? Do they need the leaves to mature well?
Superman Jag !!
Thanks so much
Thanks for the tips and encouragement...we are doing it in calgary, Canada as well
Harvested my first celery, which I started in water then to potter soil. ( don’t have a garden) the celery grew & grew but, the stocks are semi bitter & hollow. Didn’t have A crunchy juicy body.
You’re very good man. Thanks
I was watching one of your videos on what medium to use for growing. Suddenly I was inspired to order some kind of manure from eBay. So I ordered 20 lbs of horse manure. That is the weirdest thing I've ever bought online. Lol
Please be very careful with horse manure. Do not handle without good gloves, and never if you have an open wound. Horse manure is rich breeding ground for atetanus bacteria.
Awesome info👍👍
Thank you for your garden tips.
Great thank you I will grow now 🙏🕉🙏