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We have made it to February, everyone! Spring is coming!! 🌺
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Happy February! I hope everyone has a wonderful start to the month today! Just entered a Winter Storm Watch in Central Texas Zone 8 so this is the month we have our 🥶 Winter.
Thank you! You too!
You too❄️🌸
Happy Love Month!! 💖 Hope you stay warm and toasty and safe!!
I pray it’s better than last years! 😊♥️
So what’s going on with your flower beds in the back yard? I noticed after your 3rd vid about them you didn’t film them again. I hope you didn’t give up!! Keep going!! 😊
Haha, your excitement over the baby cucumber was the most adorable reaction. Truly a proud plant mom. 😊
I felt like I was in health class, learning how to pollinate 🙈 you’re a great teacher Laura!
The camera work on this was so awesome! I could see exactly what was happening. Thanks so much for the excellent video!
Love starting my day with Laura and Garden Answer. Have a wonderful day everyone
Good morning, Laura. 👩🌾👍
We survived our only Florida Freeze in Windermere, zone 9b. We only lost some Coleus, Tomatoes and Moringa Plants 👩🌾👍
Happy Gardening Everyone 🌿💚🌿
I live in North Florida. I lost a lot of plants. Very sad about that.
@@jglakecity I'm sorry jglakecity. I used to have a 14 Acre farm in Live Oak. I now live in Windermere. We covered, carried in and tried to create mini-greenhouses. I hope you are able to replant. Take care and I hope you'll let me know. 🌿Peggy🌿
I bought that product called "The Planket" from Home Depot that was supposed to protect against frost. Ever plan I used that on died. I had a small plastic covered greenhouse the wind apparently tore a whole in that was enough to effect the warming up that occurred with last frost. I will replant. Just sad right now. Thank you for your kind words. I actually grew up in Luraville and Live Oak. I moved from Live Oak in 87'.
Greetings from Mesquite Texas, I love your channel! I listen to you every morning while drinking my coffee. I love it that you use a $30 Tupperware bowl for your potting soil. I do the same thing. I really enjoy everything you bring to my life. I am so proud of you and all that you have accomplish.
Laura and her little baby cucumbers - so darn cute !
Thanks for showing this! I also need to do some transplanting and this was very helpful and fun to watch, reminds me of a game of operation, when you were carefully lifting and separating the seedlings! 🥰
Planted some verbascum seeds outside one year. Nothing came up so I forgot about it. Two or three years later, after a bunch of soil had been shifted around the yard, they started popping up everywhere! Nice surprise!
There goes Tinker bell 🧚 pollinating her orange tree 🌳 🍊 Love you Laura ❤️
I’m learning so much about gardening from your videos. Thankful for your channel. 💚
I find it hilarious that when I up-pot it’s a total nuisance, but watching someone else up-pot it’s totally soothing. Seriously I could watch you do this all day long. 😂
baby cukes!! how sweet is that!! love watching you do this - i keep thinking of you as a scientist, and how proud the "bug club president" still within you must be.. 🙂 always studying and learning and working with nature... you are amazing, and i'm so happy each day to watch you do your thing, lol... love this!! good luck with the seedlings and no more bugs 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video! 🙂 ❤
thank you for the walk through on the fertilizer. I really struggle with that. Too much or not enough. I never seem to get it right. even with directions right on the package.
you are an amazing educator! self pollinating WOW!! mind blown
Go baby cucumbers go!!
Dr. Laura of Garden Answer! Wishing I had half of your talent with seedlings! Looks like I'll be heading to Gardener's Supply to search for the tiny shovel! Lol
The veggies are looking great! Can't wait to see if you get some oranges 🙂
I grew that exact variety delphinium last season, same packet and all, and it took FOREVER for them to finally come up but once they did they were worth it.
Good morning Laura! 💗 I love tomato plant smell 🥺 it reminds me so fondly of summer. What’s your favorite variety to grow?
Loved the more detailed step by step video. All your videos are awesome, but this one seemed much more detailed both through your description and the upclose videoing.
Good morning everyone happy garden 😀 🌱🌱🌱🌱💐💐🌺🌺🌺🌺❄❄❄☕🌅
Always learn something new-pollinating oranges :)
Hi Laura! Had a question on up-potting your seedlings. Can you start a seed in a pot that is already large enough to support its roots or do you have to start them in a small cell first? I wondered this when you moved your two cucumbers into a larger pot, could you have started them in the larger pots to begin with? Thank you so much and appreciate your guidance! I've been watching your channel for over 4 years and you inspire me everyday!
I use one part 3% hydrogen peroxide to 4 parts water in the soil for fungus gnats and Mosquito bits on top. Seems to break the cycle.
Laura, I’m So happy to see your lisianthus are as teeny as mine. My first try germinating them. I feel so much more confident about growing them thanks to your guidance. I’ve been inspired to no longer hold back on planting some of the more challenging seed. I’m also starting dwarf peach and nectarine tree seed.
My husband and I so enjoy watching you and Aaron and all you family adventures. Thank you!
Good morning! Anyone else hold their breath as Laura transplanted the seedlings??? Totally felt like she was performing brain surgery :) Thanks for always teaching us what you know!
Lol me !!
Yes! I think that's what helped her to successfully transplant them! 😉💐🪴
Could you do a video on your choice of spillers and fillers?!? I fell like I always struggle with picking those, especially ones that don't have flowers on them so then it becomes flower over load...
good moring
Hello. Just watching The update tour and seeding transplant. I am curious how you got aphids in your plants in the winter time and inside?
I truly enjoy watching your shows you have inspired me to fill my garden with beautiful plants.
Kathy Dreher
Waterloo Ontario Canada
I got a fungus gnat infestation when I brought my plants indoors in the fall. I put uncovered jars of straight vinegar, about 3/4", all over and those nasty gnats just flew in and drowned. It took about 4 days to get them under control but it worked for me. I had to change it out a couple of times.
Hi Laura, I just wanted to say I saw one of those little gnats on your citrus when you were pollinating it’s at minute 27:55-ish. You’ll see him fly from the middle to the left of the screen
Every time I see your videos and tell myself such a beautiful woman she is
Newish gardener here. When should you start using the fan to get those seedlings stronger? I have some that have sprouted they are still small though, but not sure when to start the fan on them. I have grown seeds for a couple of years now, but wasn't familiar with useing a fan. Thanks for all your information and instructions, as alway super helpful!
I got fungus gnats from the moss I put around my amaryllis also. Thankfully I recalled your sticky trap suggestion from awhile back and was able to get rid of them. Thank you for all your helpful advice and inspiration!
Learned so much today.Score.
Sometimes if you presoak the soil in very hot water and cover for a day or so it will kill off the potential insects..
So cute cucumber 🥒
Hi Laura, Do you use the fertilizer in the watering can even with the self watering seed trays. Also I am like you and hate wearing gloves but I found vinyl or latex exam gloves give me dexterity and keep my hands clean. Thanks for all the gardening, decorating and cooking inspiration!
I really want to try geraniums from seed. I love them and overwinter several. I’d love to try growing them from seed.
This video was so helpful. This is my second year trying to grow flowers and I did a lot of mistakes last year so I´m like a mushroom trying to get as much information as possible 😅🥰
Satisfying to get the seeds potted on….I did see a little black fly come off you orange plant 🌱
Those geraniums are adorable
Hi Laura, I have a question. Do you reuse your seed trays. If so do you bleach or treat for hard water? Any tips?
Oh this video gave me a reminder question! The biodegradable pots from PW...you did Dahlias from seed I think last year in those. Did you like them? I used them and nothing broke down. Not even mooshy. Wondering what your thoughts were.
Did you cold stratify the delphiniums?? And try beneficial nematodes for the fungus gnats. It's worked great for me
What did you use to treat the aphids? I had a terrible time with them last season out in the garden. I'm still learning what product to use without harming beneficial insects.
I really enjoy seeing how you do things. I just ordered some of those sticky traps. How did you get rid of the aphids?
On say the cucumber, is there a reason why you wouldn't pot it in an even bigger pot so it doesn't need to be continually transplanted?
Thank you- fab video- again 😁
Probably just a matter of light space. What I’m curious about is why she started it in the middle of winter. 😏
@@melissasullivan1658 from the previous videos - it was an experiment to see whether she could have produce all year round.
I wondered whether it was down to space.
@@hollyharrison5165 LOL, well seeing her reaction to the first cucumber I’m thinking this will be an annual event!
@@melissasullivan1658 definitely! And why not 😁
Laura, can you show us how to start Petunias from seed. Mine never germinated last year, 1st time trying from seed.
Any tips?
Thank you
Geraniums repotting? Are those the biodegradable pot that you and Aaron did a video on?
Wonderful content, thanks so much. Do you plant back up peppers in case your current seedlings don’t make it, I always feel the urge to germinate so much in the case I loose a whole seed try, either not germinating or critters or nats etc… if mine all make it I often times share seedling with family , I lost half tray because I drop them during hardening off one year:(
1st off just want to say thank you for all your videos!!!!! Love waking up to see what project you’ll be doing for the day! Question…. How do you keep the algae off your seedlings?!?! It seems like as soon as I take off the dome it instantly turns into algae!!! Even with a fan on for 6-7 hours!!! I let my cells dry out then bottom water and everything is covered in vermiculite. Just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Again thank you for all you do and sharing your sweet life and garden with all of us!!!! You guys are THE BEST!!!! PS….where are both of your green watering cans from??? I need them in my life!!! I’ve looked through almost every video to see if there are any links and can not find any. Thanks in advance!
She lives in a DRY climate.
This must be the year of the aphid. My micro greens and Elephant ears ended up with them.
I'm not fully sure; but does delphinium seed need a stratification period?
Do you put any vitamin c granulates in your water? I hear that it neutralizes the chlorine that is in our water.
Tomato plant smell…….mmmm…. can’t wait to get planting!!!
Do you run a humidifier in the studio or is the humidity high enough. I find that we are so terribly dry that running a fan made my seedlings curl and the leaves started to dry up. Any suggestions?
Great vide, thank you! Do you have a link for the aphid spray? I want to use something safe for seedlings. Thank you!
I may have missed the episode, but where did you get your citrus tree?
💜💚Hey Laura I sent your package and they sent it BACK!!😑😒. I had oils in it and it got flagged!!😳 I had gotten a card to come pick up my package. Sooo annoying and embarrassing lol. I repacked it with a fresh mailers! Please forgive me. Your plants are looking so amazing 👏. My Brussel sprouts popped through saying hello through the soil! That plant stays inside!! It's gonna be 45° to I'm to happy!! But we're getting 18in of snow starting tonite till Friday. There comparing it to the blizzard 76 75 one of them years lol.
Thank you Laura! Perfect timing for this video! I was gifted a bulb garden for Christmas which unbeknownst to me had aphid eggs and fungus gnats. The gnats were easy to get rig of, but the aphids transferred to my small flowering lemon tree. I used a need oil spray, but these guys are persistent. Ugh... How often is it safe for me to spray?
I’m not an expert but maybe you could try to spray with water mixed with a little dish soap and then hose them off with water. Making sure they don’t drip back into the soil.
@@MarenM4085 Exactly what I've tried. It may just be too sick now to save. But I'm trying. Thank you for helping!
Hello, tell me please, what mini shovel brand are you using?
What temperature do you grow your plants at, I can’t seem to find the temp for after germination. Do you know if cool flowers that are started in doors grow at a lower temp then summer flowers? Also how much light to do grow lights provide, is that way different plant to plant?
So I need help my sweet peas are growing very tall and skinny, what should I do????
I’d pinch those cucumbers and let the plant develop more
When you put sticky knat catchers outside other small animals get stuck on it and die. I hate those things!
Maybe off topic but speaking about seeds.. Is the salad bush cucumber only available in America? I live in Switzerland and have small garden, so I thought it would be perfect for my garden. Can’t find it anywhere. Does anybody knows an alternative?
Speaking of gnats, I have some potting mix left over from last year that I want to use for germinating my seeds. Is it okay to use "old" potting mix or should I plan on getting a fresh bag? I had no signs of gnats last year and the bag has been sealed up in a protected area.
WHEN YOU GET SEEDLING SOIL~PUT IT IN A 5 GALLON BUCKET~ADD BOILING WATER AND COVER IT~ THIS KILLS ANY GNAT EGGS~AFTER 24 HOURS DRAIN AND NOW IT WILL BE FREE OF GNATS~
It looks like the cucumber flowers were female and the little cucumbers were just the ovaries of the female flower. Those need to be hand pollinated while indoors, otherwise it's a waste of a female flower since there will be more male than female flowers. Hopefully you get some cucumbers in February if you pollinate them!! That would be amazing!
I never thought I'd see the day when you should have an R rating. Sexy times with your Q-tip. lol
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For fungus gnats, I've had great luck combining mosquito bits into my potting soil which kills the gnat larvae and is safe for humans and pets. In combination with the sticky traps, you tackle both stages of their life cycle rather than just the adults.
For seedlings, you can put mosquito bits into a watering can and make a "tea" to water your seedlings with.
For severe infestations, watering a plant with 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 10 parts water will guaranteed take care of the problem.
I live for mosquito dunks (Canadian) to rid my indoor plants of fungus gnats!
Never even heard of mosquitoe bits, and I live in a tropical island, where mosquitoes are a huge problem all year round.
Interesting! What are mosquito bits, though? I have never heard of them.
This works! I’ve been dealing with a fungus gnat infestation & finally feel like I’m gaining the upper hand. Also, I no longer top dress with moss because this always leads to fungus gnats for me because they love moist environments.
Mosquito bits are basically granular form BT, same as in the donut ones you use to kill mosquito larvae. I’ve found them at Home Depot or Tractor Supply, sold in jugs. They’re easier to use to treat a standing water puddle but using for fungus gnats is great…hadn’t heard of that. So far (knock on wood) I haven’t had a gnat issue but I’ll definitely keep this in mind.
Hi Laura 😊 im a 13 year old trying to start seeds indoors in zone 8 in Washington state,my peppers are taking WAY to long to germinate and idk what to do. I love your videos ❤️ you got me hooked since I was 10 I've always loved gardening, oh and one question,can you plant snowball pumpkin in containers? I'm also planning on visiting Andrews one day!
I love this - keep going. As for the germination, peppers need heat and to be warm (normally) to germinate, are they on a windowsill that gets cold at night? If you don't have a heat mat, or underfloor heating, put them somewhere a bit warmer at night and back on the windowsill in the day. Also, make sure they haven't rotted now they have been in the soil for a while, you might need to start with some new ones. Good luck.
@@angelhelen84 thank you
Love to see that you are gardening! It's a great way to connect with nature and quite a confidence booster! Keep up the good work! I'm sure it has probably already blessed others around you as well!
Like Gee suggest they might need to be warmer, I suggest putting them on top of the fridge they don’t need light to germinate so the warmth from the fridge will help. I would also check to see if they are viable some times the seeds themselves are not good. Good luck!!! It’s so great to see people your age interested in gardening. Keep up the good work.
Most pumpkins really like to sprawl. You might be able to plant some in containers, but they will need ground around them to vine out. The vines have baby root systems on them, so they can’t grow on a balcony or cement patio, etc. They need dirt under their vines.
I hope this doesn’t come off as rude, but it’s really encouraging to see that a skilled gardener like you doesn’t have some germinated seeds. I’m starting all my seeds in trays outdoors (I’m zone 12a so I don’t have frost) and I’ve been watching some of my tried and true not come up. I love how relatable you are and that you never hide what can be seen as failures. Us gardeners know it’s not a fail, but you never try to put on a picture perfect persona of yourself. It’s what we love about you 💛🍋
I watch another gardener that suggest using boiling water to dampen your soil. This should kill any gnat eggs/larva in the potting soil. Let cool before using. Hope this is helpful.
Depends what you mean by “soil”. Boiling water is okay for soil-less seed starting and potting mixes. It’s not recommended for those using compost/soil-based mediums, as heat sterilization kills microorganisms not just fungus gnats. Temps above 140°F kill mycorrhiza, which a lot of mixes now contain, and temps above 190° causes soil to release ammonia in amounts that’s toxic to plants.
Welp I woke up feeling kinda meh 😑 about all the stuff on my to-do list today but Laura after watching you GTD (get things DONE!! ✅) I’m feeling refreshed and inspired!! Super excited to see the Verbascum in particular continue to grow but of course all of your seedlings will be a delight to behold come Spring!! ❤️🔥
Yep! With my morning coffee it’s a great motivation combination lol
Happy February back to you! I wanted to let you know that I found your channel at the most perfect time. We just bought our first house and I have dreamed of having a garden my entire life and now it’s real. Our yard needs so much TLC and before I found you and Aaron I was so nervous to tackle…now I am just excited to get going. We live in FL which is a zone 9a so not super relatable with plant growing and species, but your incredible knowledge, go get it attitude and positive vibe is so contagious I cannot stop watching. I have seed started for the FIRST time and with your help, every cell germinated and they are growing so wonderfully. I am at the point that I need to repot and move up in containers so I appreciate that you showed your process today. I will be a GA fan for life and thank you for not only your guidance, but explaining everything so thoroughly and teaching all of us so much. If I could hug you, I would. God bless you and your beautiful family. ♥️
This sounds crazy, but when I had to separate multiple seedlings in the trays, I could not find my little trowel, so I took a cheap dessert fork and squished it flat in a vise. This works better than anything I have ever tried and is gentle on the plants. Happy planting!
I did the same thing! I call it my gardening fork😂
Same here
It sounds perfect. I usually use a plastic butter knife, but the tines on a fork would work great. The trowel shown is like using a backhoe to dig up a 4” annual. 😂 Sure, you’re going to get it out, but you’re almost guaranteed to damage something.
I use an old carving fork that I don’t use in the kitchen anymore and found it works great. It has flat tines and fits into the seed starting trays very well.
I use a baby spoon.
Good morning from Ireland. So happy to see some seedlings care. I need all the guidance I can get planting from seed for the first time this year 🤞
“Tomato plant smell”. Am instantly taken back to my grandmas garden as a child. 💕
The first time I grew tomatoes myself, I was surprised and delighted by that smell. It’s the freshest, yummy smell.
Oh so true!
I’ve started Pacific Giant Delphiniums successfully a couple different years. They do well winter sowing. They do well started inside too but they need DARKNESS to germinate. I covered mine with a thick cover page from a David Austin rose catalog I had by my supplies. 🤣 They also take a long time to germinate.
Do you think they would work to sprinkle outside like Laura did with the poppies?
@@cynthiafisher9907 couldn’t hurt to try!
Do they need a cold/freeze period? The soil here in winter doesn't freeze.
Last year when my pixie peach tree was blooming, I didn't notice any bees out yet so I self pollinated using a small paint brush. The tree had so many peaches I had to thin them out because the branches were bending and I was afraid they would break.
Good morning, Laura ☕️ Your videos encourage me so much! We have 24+ inches of snow ❄️ up here in Boston so, seed 🌱 starting/maintenance is feeding my planting itch. 🙌🏻 Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Good morning, GA family! We're expecting 12-18 inches of snow tonight and tomorrow here in central Illinois. I hope everyone has a wonderful week! Happy gardening!
I'm in the Texas Panhandle and they are calling for anywhere from 2 to 5 inches in the next couple of days. This will be our 3rd snow. It took a long time for winter to arrive (we can have snow and cold as early as October) but it seems to be coming on strong now! Hopefully, we can move on to spring before too long! ❤️🙂🌱
Stay safe and enjoy the beauty of winter.
Southwest Michigan near the Indiana border we are under winter storm warning to receive up to 18” of snow by Thursday evening.
We had 20" in S.E. Connecticut this past weekend!
Yikes.. stay warm.. definitely don't miss that wey, cold snow..
I’m in central Indiana We have 12-15” forecasted I plan to start more seeds in the next two days
Ohhh that was very interesting how you pollenated the Citrus Tree. Always learning from you Laura. Thank you so much.
…and I have a meyer lemon tree inside that currently has blooms that I’m going to pollinate the same way. Very good info.
I use a small artists paint brush. It works great, gets in the center well, and is very gentle. It's worked great for me.
Cucumbers😯what? You are so gentle with each little plant, your Love of the process is so evident👏you are a joy to watch and to learn from!
Happy February to all!! Getting closer to being able to be out in my gardens here in the Mid West!! Love these videos, can't wait to see these seedlings planted in the landscape!! Glad I watched the hand pollenation process, now I need to go pollinate my Lemon tree! 🙂🥒🫑🍅🍊🍋🌿
Hi Laura, loved this update. Fungus Gnats are a nightmare and I’ve had them come in new potting mix. After talking to nurseries about the issues, they explained that damp soil being bagged up by the soil companies are unknowingly bagging up the Gnat problem. I’m in Queensland Australia and they’ve been in a variety of different potting soil.
I purchased some daffodils through a big box store. Unfortunately about half of one package were rotted. I found a few bulbs that were damp inside the package. Definitely a situation of them not being completely dry before packaging. I would imagine with a shortage of workers companies are not scrutinizing background skills of prospective employees quite as much. The gardening trade has exploded in the last couple of years so I'm sure it's been even more difficult for them.
I’m not sure that’s true. Fungus gnats need light to thrive and their larvae live off roots
Angie, Same here, Fungal Gnats from potting mix. Was a closed bag too.
I find it happens more in the beginning of the season when there’s more moisture in the air. By the time summer rolls around, the bags are simply too hot/dry to support mold/fungus. At least that has been the case here in arid 9b NorCal. But yah, early spring? Expect gnats in your soil. 😢
@@maynardgreenhouse I’ve literally opened a brand new bag and watched gnats fly out. 😬
I actually use a tea spoon. Its the perfect size to handle seedlings :)
Do you mean an iced tea spoon?
@@cynthiafisher9907 kitchen tea spoon to make tea or coffee. I have in my tool box with my other garden tools. It's small enough to get in between the seedlings. I guess you could use a iced tea spoon. Do they have long handle? Hope that helps
I love you seed starts and baby plants! I tried Meyer lemon indoors. I killed it, got a replacement and killed that one two. I read all I could find about how to grow them, but I’m obviously not doing it right. Oh, well. I can watch your little citrus tree.
What ever happened to Benjamin’s little seed staring kits?
The first year I had established my orchid collection, I had no pest issues whatsoever, either... the second year, things started to 'find' my orchids, but nothing drastic... the third year... yikes! The word had spread among the critters that there is an orchid collection out there and well... let's go!! I have it under control, but yeah.. it seems like the critter telephone line has been activated. Meanwhile, my orchids are outdoors for most of the year. Loved this video, thank you 💝
Not to say I am happy your delphinium have not sprouted but I am glad to see it is not just me! First timer as a seed starter and I have only 6 of 36 delphinium sprouting and i started them January 11. I have too many to count of snapdragons (those tiny seeds were so difficult to put only a couple per cell!) and and around a 85% germination rate on my geraniums! Love when you do seedling updates as I am comparing mine to yours (mine on such a minimal scale).
They need darkness to germinate. Cover with an extra seed tray.
I put my potted delphinium seeds in a dark room. Every single seed germinated within a week. Once they were out, I moved them underneath my grow lights. They did very well.
Really appreciate the honesty about not washing the trays out unless there’s a bug issue. I do the same and always feel slightly guilty.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Laura!!! My first yr starting herbs & vegetables from seeds. After reading & viewing other channels on seed starting I ABSOLUTELY choose your channel to guide me through the process. You have been incredible with your step by step instructions, types of products to aid in growing and what to expect. I have only been growing a small selection of herbs & vegetables for approximately 6 yrs. You have inspired me to now grow a large selection of both from seeds.
Morning☕️ sharing your excitement about the tiny cucumbers! 👩🏼🌾
Good morning! 🌻🐝
Good morning! 🤗
Hi Laura.
You're just special!
Doing the transplanting of seedlings with surgical precision.
What enthusiasm!
I see you truly appreciate nature...the smell of the tomato leaves and just dabbling around soil with your bare fingers!