How to Harvest Celosia Seeds to Plant in Your Garden For Next Year
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- Welcome to How to Harvest Celosia Seeds to Plant in Your Garden For Next Year with flower farm owner Kelly Lehman. In this informative guide, we unveil the secrets of harvesting Celosia seeds to enrich your garden with stunning blooms next year.
Discover the art of collecting and preserving Celosia seeds for successful propagation in your garden. Our step-by-step instructions will walk you through the process, from identifying when Celosia seeds are ready for harvesting to proper drying and storage techniques to ensure viability for the next growing season.
Learn how to select the healthiest Celosia seed pods, how to properly extract seeds, and crucial tips for storing them to maintain their germination potential. With our expert guidance, you'll be equipped to nurture vibrant Celosia blooms year after year, adding beauty and color to your garden landscape.
Fall is a great time to harvest flower seeds from your garden . I harvest my sunflower, zinnia, echinacea, and celosia seeds every autumn .These flower seeds can be harvested, stored for the winter, and then planted in your spring garden next year.
You don't have to be a master gardener to try out these how to - diy garden tips . They are super easy to follow and you will have loads of flower seeds for the next spring and summer planting season .
Celosia flowers are repeat bloomers so they are worth having in your garden since they will continue to bloom if you deadhead them throughout the summer growing season. They should bloom until there is a frost . Check out some of the flower deadheading videos i have on this channel.
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Where are you viewing this from in our great big beautiful world? I love to see how our Flower Tribe is growing around the globe each week!
Indiana!! Z5...started collecting my seeds (in between the rain), clone, Celsius, Echinacea, hibiscus...now start the *great takedown of 2019* and to start repotting/debugging what needs to be brought inside. Happy Autumn and thanks for giving me my 2nd wind!!!!
Ahhhhh... sounds like such an amazing harvest! I've never tried harvesting hibiscus seeds. Is that easy to do? Thank you for checking in from Indiana 🌍👋
@kellylehman Happy Friday!! Yes it easy! I have various varieties of perennial hibiscus. The *pod heads* break open (after a 2nd bloom has fallen off) and the seeds are inside. Either I collect the seeds to dry (in an old coffee can) OR...I take the pods/seeds and plant. They will sprout next spring--It will about 2 years to get growth enough for blooming.
What I have to be vigilant about is those doggone Rose-Of-Sharon seeds.............Vigilant I tell ya *shakes fist in the air*😲😵😄😄😄😄🎂
Thank you for sharing this with our flower tribe . So fun learning this new seed collecting technique for hibiscus from you . 👏👏👏🌸🌸🌸
I'm from North Central Florida. Thank you for the help with Cockscomb seed collection. This is my first year having them. I've planted them around my house. But my favorite is in with my veggies for extra pollinator attractions.
Good morning from East Tennessee
Thank you for checking in from East Tennessee 🌸👍👋🌎🤗
Thanks for the great video. I'm from northern Virginia and my celosia plants self sow, but mostly the red ones. I'm going to try your seed saving method for growing more orange and yellow ones.
I live in PA and we are re-doing our front yard, I love all the beautiful flower and plants the previous owner had planted, but they did it in a very hodgepodgey way that didn't work well for us, or look very nice. I have been harvesting the bulbs and seeds of most of the plants and saving them to re-plant in better places. I cut our celosia last year and stuck it in a bag and hung it in our garage all winter and spring and just remembered they were there! It really worked, the seeds feel to the bottom of the bag and now I have some to plant when I need them. Thanks for the tip...neighbor.
Hey Jennifer , so excited to read your comment about the celosia seed tip being helpful!💃 You just made my day Flower Friend.😃❤️🌸Thank you for your kind comment .. PA Neighbor
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Wow so beautiful
Thank you Jeneen 🌸💐🌿🌼
Awesome helpful video! Thank you. Question. Why don’t you save the leave for tea or to eat as they are edible and have medicinal properties?
Hi from Ohio! I just bought a celosia plant today, having no idea what it was I just thought it was pretty. This is how I discovered your channel :-)
SO glad you find my garden channel 🌸👍
Thank you for checking in from Ohio 🌸👍👋🌎🤗
From philippines can i have celosia seeds? 🥺🥺🥺 As many as you can
So sorry but I don’t ship my seeds internationally . We actually don’t sell them either .
Thank you from StL Mo! I was happily surprised to have my 2020 dragon's breath celosia re-seed itself this year and pop up everywhere! I plan to collect the seeds this year so I am sure to be able to make it happen again in 2022! Fun Fact: Did you know these gorgeous red leaves are also edible and an incredibly healthy leafy "green" to put on your plate?
My Celosia come back every year in late summer bigger every year. I live in Northern Delaware. I thought they were annuals.
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Hi! I’m from the Philippines and I got a celosia plant as a gift the other day. Thank you for such an informative video! I already harvested a few seeds but I do have a question tho, can these plants be propagated through cuttings?
Yep , you can easily take a cutting and place them directly in soil and leave them to root in their own . Should take about 3-4 weeks . Good luck with your new flowers 🌸🤗
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thank you that was most excellent. I grabbed a handful of dry dead plant but really didnt see the seed.I had the chaff. I am going to do the paper bag trick.
😂 I bought a small window sliding screen to sieve through my kid’s sandbox when they started mixing dirt/leaves in but I gave up eventually but I guess I could use it to sift through my future seed collections! 😊
Thanks so much. From Dahlonega, GA. Coming from WI/MN to GA has been a learning curve. I have some of the dried out flowers gifted to me by a neighbor and I’m just now planting them. Some in little starter cardboard inside with a light. Some in the soil (red clay) with organic starting soil and compost. Wish me luck.
After ~10 years I got one again. I was worried if I get some seeds...now I am worried that I get way too much. It`s just like Basil, some plants take the seed production VERY serious.
Thanks for taking my worries.
Great video & information! Thanks so much Kelly. In Oklahoma City but from Philly suburbs originally, old lifeguard( go OCBP) from back in the day in Ocean City, New Jersey and lived in Sea Isle year round for a couple years. I love your channel and just subscribed! Have a fabulous day!
Hi Ed, welcome to our Flower Tribe! So fun to know your Philly and NJ history . Love Sea Isle and Ocean City. Sound like you ended up in a wonderful city too. You are blessed indeed.
Thank you for checking in 🌸🌎🌻☺️👋
Hello, I'm in the panhandle of Florida.... Pensacola. Loved this because our celosia plants always do well but I think I'm overcrowding the pots they're in. I had no idea I could harvest the seeds. I'm surprised at how well things do in our super Sandy soil. Will definitely be trying to recreate your stunning bouquets.
Just bought my first purple Celosia earlier today as a birthday gift for my mom.
Been learning lots about this unique plant.
I didn’t know they’re edible.
I’m going to harvest lots of seeds and grow lots of them now!
Great video!
Wow that's so exciting ! Wishing you beautiful blooms 🌸🌸🌸
I planted celosia this year, 3 different types and they all grew just beautifully. Now they are drying up and I thought about getting free seeds from them. I went out and just took a branch and took the tiny seeds out. So I came in and looked up saving celosia seeds. Your is very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Hi! Thank you for your great video on celosia seeds! I’m in Western Connecticut - Bethel near Danbury. Thanks so much!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video 👍 Thank you for checking in from Western Connecticut 🌸👍👋🌎🤗
I'm in the middle of the south coast in the UK. I just bought my first ever celosia having admired them for 2 or 3 years. A very dry patch of garden needs more variety than lavender and dianthus. Just hoping that with care I can keep this beautiful plant and hopefully get seeds and increase numbers.
Thanks for exactly the information I was looking for.
I subscribed 🙂
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Thank you for this great video! I cut my celosia after it was dying this summer, I was shocked to see where new baby plants came up where I left the clippings on accident in the flower pot! Now I can harvest seeds for next year! Thank you from Western North Carolina!!
Wow great to hear.
This is absolutely the best video I’ve watched on Dragons Breath!
Thank you Marsha , your comment made my day 🤗🌸
I was about to skip on this vid but this comment is exactly what I was looking for
So beautiful flower s
Thank you flower friend 🌸💐
Thank You for this video.
Here in Kashmir (India), we use the flower as a natural food coloring agent and our Wazwan is incomplete without its deep hue.
The entire plant is edible.
We also have tea out of it.
Thanks for this video. All the way from South Africa.
You're very welcome flower friend ! Thank you for checking in from South Africa 🌎👋😊🌸
Hello from Old Bridge NJ. Great video, the celosia plants I bought last year grew back this year! I was so happy, because I read that they were annuals, I thought I would have to start over. Stay safe!
Good ole self seeding celosia. 🤗🤗👏👏👏👏
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Thank you for sharing. I live in washington I love these plants 🪴
You're welcome flower friend 😊 Thank you for checking in from Washington 🌸🤗🌎👏👋
I'm in Norfolk, VA. This video popped up in my feed because I'm a first year gardener and have been watching a ton of gardening videos. I just subscribed. Celosia plants are my absolute favorite! I call 'em Critters because they remind me of Dr. Seuss creatures...haha! I've harvested hundreds of seeds already! I have them in a paper envelope in a dresser drawer. Eventhough it's October now, I have Celosia sprouts outside of my greenhouse- I guess some of the seeds ended up out there while I was harvesting them. That worries me because winter is coming and I don't want them to die! My zone is 8a, so we've had some milder winters, but the Farmer's Almanac is predicting a colder winter for us this year. I did dig up some of the seedlings and put them into pots. I guess I'll try overwintering them in the greenhouse. We'll see what happens! Thanks for this video! I look forward to watching more!
Kelly do you mind doing a video on how to grow these from seeds. I live in zone 6b Mississauga Ontario. I tried growing from seed, but the seeds started to germinate in July (three months after I planted them). I don’t find that normal, so I may have done something wrong for sure
Karina, I am from hamilton, Ontario. First time growing Celosia. Oh wow ! thats all i cal say. some of the lost breathaking colors have come up. all of them are over 2 feet, the flowers theselves big and gorgeous. I am going to see how well the harvest goes. Like you I emptied a whole pack of the seeds I had bought. Lo and behold I see most of them came up. i was not sure what I had planted so took a chance they turned out to be celosia. when i harvets the seeds I will collect some for you as i have lots of plants. I will see how I can it over to you. You did not do anything wrong. next time put the seeds on a wet tissue and kept it in the fridge and put them put end of june I think. within a few qeeks they grew but now it is flowers galore. PM me if you want me to collect some seeds for you. I think i have like 20+++ plants growing in pots and in my forntyd. I am Shusha Meister on Facebook . PM me . thks. Have a lovely day
@@shusha50 did you sow the cockscomb variety (which is easily available in Mississauga) or the cristata variety (which I tried sowing, and am only now beginning to see some flower buds developing ... but they seem to be cockscombs🤦🏻♀️, I think)?
Loved video. Just bought Celosia today. Indiana
Hi Brenda 👋👋 Thank you for checking in from Indiana 😊🌎👋🌸
Thank you so much for this video from Central Mississippi.
I have been collecting seeds form my Heirloom vegetables & fruits which is what I grow most but now collecting seeds from my flowers, Zinnias, Marigolds, Sunflowers, and now my Celosia Pink Flamingo.
I bought the Celosia Pink Flamingo seeds at the Wildflower seed farm in TX where I am from on my last trip to visit family.
The Celosia is a small seed with alot of extra "Fluff", is what I call it.
Buying the Gardeners sieve.
Hello from Hamilton, Canada. Thks for your lovely, interestin, information filled video on Celosia. Growing it for the first time. Mine grew to 3 feet plus with lovely fluroscent colored plumes. so happy. Now next step will be collecting the seeds and do a reeat persormance of what i did this year. thks for your tips
I have just moved to Albion, NY 20 minutes from Lake Ontario. The weather is milder here than my previous home in Bliss,NY.
I am enjoying plants and flowers that wouldn't grow in snow country.
Watching from Shelby, NC
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I got a celosia burgundy color never had one it got cold here in Texas and it looks sad 😢😮 so I don't know if it will come back to life I brought it in the house ? Please advise 🙏 thank you for everything information videos yoyr amazing
I’ve just this year started collecting seeds. Thanks for the tips on storing them! I’m in south Louisiana by the way.
You're so welcome. Thats so exciting about your seed collecting . I'm sure you will love having them to plant next year. Thank you for checking in from South Louisiana 👋🌍
I'm lucky that my town never usually reaches freezing, and almost never snows. So my celosias always come back. I usually keep seeds, though, just in case.
This video was very helpful. We live in Cherry Hill N J
Hi Jersey friend 👋 So glad the video was helpful ! Thank you for checking in from Cherry Hill 🌸🤗🌎👏
I bought some seedlings last may and replanted them in 1 gal. milk jugs ! As of now, they are growing well. Wonderful video and thanks for the tips. My daughter loves celosia flowers. Am your new subscriber and watching from new york.
Hey Joel, so happy to hear this . I’m sure you will love your celosia flowers when they bloom ! I’m originally from NY . I grew up on Long Island. 😀
Thank you for checking in from New York 👍🌎😁👋
done deadheading my celosias, praying I will get good results !
Hey, I'm from South Africa. I once bought the seedlings but I thought they were dead after two months 🤦🏾♂️🤣 so now I'm gathering more information about them so that I can do better.
Hi I am from British Columbia Canada. I loved your honesty in this video!
Rancho santa margarita . Thank you . Muchas gracias
You're welcome ! Thank you for checking in from Rancho Santa Margarita 🌸👍👋🌎🤗 .
Hi from southwestern PA. Just bought Celosia for the first time today and was looking up info on it when I found you! Fun info on collecting the seeds! Thanks for that and the gift ideas!
Hi Jayne👋👋 So glad you found my garden channel 🌸🌸
Arizona! I was getting ready to subscribe and you doggie blooper came on. A very enjoyable bonus! Thank you
Please tell me how fast the new look celosia seeds are supposed to grow? After 2 months, mine are only 1" tall with just two leaves at the top of the stem. I do not know how long they are going to take to be big enough to plant outdoors?
They take a long time to grow but then flower for months . If there is no longer a threat of frost by you , you can transplant them to a sunny spot in the ground now . Good luck
Thank you for watching my celosia care video🌻🌸🌸🤗
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Kelly, do you really think I have something that can be planted outdoors? I wish I could send you a photo. As I said, I have been growing them indoors for over 2 months now and they are just one thin tiny stem, 3/4 to 1" tall. I feel like they got that tall (not tall at all, actually), then just stopped growing. But if you think they will take off once I plant them outside I will go ahead and do so???
It’s September and I’ve just bought a celosia baby plant would I be able to get seeds even if my celosia isn’t fully grown by the time it dies?
So nice! I planted some because they were "deer resistant"... nobody told my deer lol! The plants are not thriving, but I should have enough left to harvest some seeds and plant them in a protected place next year
Very nice!! Thank u for this descriptive video! Loving my celosia and wanted to save seed to regrow more next yr! ❤😊
Thanks this was great. I like your resourcefulness 😊. We’re from California
Hi from Canada! I’m learning to collect my flowers seeds right now, I appreciate the video!
I am having such a hard time ordering cells is seeds. I do not want the type that are a once and done, I like the type that you can continue to harvest from. I know not to get the Bombay series. I love the ones that look like fans or brains. I am also looking for a great green one because that is my mother's favorite color. Do you have any recommendations on the best varieties? The ones I have growing so far are not doing so well. Tips on growing them would be a fantastic video or did you already make one and I missed it.
Just outside Kansas City Missouri in the suburbs
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Hi Kelly. Thanks for the tips. I have a question. My Celosia flowers have turned brown and I wanted to harvest the seeds however, I am not able to see any seeds just yet. If I cut the flowers off from the stem will I eventually see the seeds or I have to let them be attached to the stem and only when I can spot the seeds then take off the flowers from the rest of the plant?
Hi Chaahat👋 Ill bet the. seeds are already there since the flower has turned brown already. Take a paper bag or ziplock baggy out to your garden . Give the brown flower a good shake over the bag. Ill bet loads of tiny black seeds come out . 🌸😊
Hi, will it spread on its own because the seeds will fall to the ground and a new celosia plant will emerge before it dies?
Thanks for sharing this video..now I know how to save my seed❤
I’m new here and just got a new Celsius plant I’m from MA
I'm happy to have you here 👍 Thank you for checking in from MA 🌸🤗🌎👏👋
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Hello I have a question, I just bought a Twisted Celosia, can I keep it in the pot or should I transplant it to a bigger pot or plant it in the ground? Thanks
Hi Lorraine , I find things grow best when they are planted in the ground with proper sun and water . Sometimes the roots outgrow the pot and root rot can sometimes be an issue if they are cramped and soggy . Happy gardening 🌸
@@KellyLehman thank u so much for replying!
I bought 3 celosias during the summer and now I'm really excited to do this and have more flowers next year! Love your channel! I'm in New Westminster, Canada 🇨🇦 ❤🦄
Hi Valentina 👋👋 Wishing you beautiful blooms 🌸
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heck even 6'×6' plot overseeded would keep seeds rollin
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wow so beautiful and amazing celosias
Great video from Sunny Florida. Just found your channel and immediately subscribed! Outstanding!
So happy to read this. Welcome to our Flower Tribe! Thanks for checking in from sunny Florida 🌸👏👋👍🌻🌎
Nice sharing
Thank you flower friend 🌸
You are SO CHARMING !!!! You come across as a very sincere caring beautiful person. I am in a small town in Ontario Canada. Zone 5... just found you on TH-cam
Wow, thank you!😊🌸
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I love the Celosia colours. I don't have them in my garden but I really like them!
So happy to hear that. I love their crazy colors too. SO amazing when they are in large bouquets. 🙂🌻
What is the name of the yellow-orange rose in your vase?
Austin, Texas area
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Hello from Malaysia! I'm researching on how to save my Celosia and found your video. Thanks for the tips! In the beginning I thought those seeds were pest, LOL! Learning something new everyday!
The seeds look like pepper to me . So worth planting these tiny specks 😊🌸🌸So happy you found our Flower Tribe 🌸🌸☺️
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Love this idea 👍
Thank you! 😊
Howdy from TN. My son picked out this flower and knowing we propagate for our business, wanted me to save seeds .. I have never worked with this one. Thanks for the help!.
Howdy Daisy👋 I think you will find it super easy to get the seeds from this flower . Loved your comment . Thank you for checking in from Tennessee 🌻🌎👏😊👍
Hello from PA 🌷
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Northern KY!!
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is there a blue or turquiose color?
We have a huge Dragon's Breath Celosia on our front porch. After watching your video, I now have great plans for more celosia plants next year! Many thanks and your dog is beautiful in the video! I'm watching from right across the road from Houston, Texas.
Hi Anne, you are so welcome. Happy to spread the flower love . I can’t wait to hear more about your Dragon’s Breath Celosia. What a wonderful flower . Magical bloom.
Thank you for checking in from Houston Texas 👋🌍😊
Did you ever meet Linda or Richard Stults? Their mother Irene Stults ran the country florist in Cranbury NJ like forever. As a matter of fact I worked there briefly in 1996. Anyway great video. Thanks
Hi Drea, such a small world . Yes I have met them . Wonderful hard working people . I love their farm. We live close to it. Thanks for checking in 🌸🌸😊😊😊
San Antonio. Texas
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Finally,, a video that makes sense..I wasted so much time watching other videos that taught me..nothing 🤣
I'm so glad the video was helpful 👍😊🌸
Ohio
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I am from India. Nice video.
Thanks and welcome🌸😊
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My celosia is dying how to save
Appreciating You From Al ! Great 👍 Detailed Video, I always remembered these from childhood flower beds of my mom's and hadn't grown them in several years when my grown daughters were young. I saw them on a mark down here in July & still just as beautiful as I remembered , and wanted to take that Warm Fuzzy Feeling home with me & add to my flower garden/ trail 👣 😊. What great Gift idea's, Always love the gifts that had thought & heart ❤. Thanks again, Penney C, Country Side in Al
Celosia and a Burmese......life can't get any better.
Haaaa , yes Brittany , I would have to agree with you . 😊🌸🌸🌸
Not sure how I'm just now seeing this (oh yes, because I'm still NEW at gardening!) LOVED this video! Thank You So Much for this great info. I live in zone 7b, W. TN.
I am from Sacramento Ca.
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Thank you! Great tips! Question please- my Intenz Classic Celosia isn’t producing seeds (I keep trying to harvest the blooms that look ready to seed, but no luck) Any suggestions? I’m in Houston, Texas and it’s still above 70 in mid-October…maybe too early here? Does it vary by the type of Celosia? My Kelos Atomic Violet Celosia is producing an abundance of seeds now. 👍😁 But not the Intenz Classic. TIA!!!
Watching from Vienna, VA, DC suburbs. My celosia plants have reseeded for a couple of years now but I was interested in knowing how to preserve the seeds just in case it doesn't happen next spring.
Hi Laurie, oh i just loveee when they do all the work and reseed themselves. I have a lot of sunflowers that do the same . As far as the seeds i harvest in fall, i keep them in a cool dark place for the winter and then replant in spring . 🌸😊
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Windsor, Colorado 🌸
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Colorado sounds like a desert place so mystical .
From Ballwin, Missouri
Great info! Thanks. I'm in Minneapolis Minnesota, zone 4.
Thank you for your kind comment 🤗🌸
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I just plant them in my planters in Florida!!
So happy to hear that Dan .
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Vancouver Island Canada enjoying your video’s keep them coming!
Hey Diane , thanks for your kind comment . And thanks for checking in from Vanvouver Island Canada 👋🌍
Here in Dubai I plant the seeds in winter 😅 as it is super HOT in summer 🔥 and it so hard to keep them alive, never tried to harvest the seeds, will try it this season, thanks alot
Oh wow! Loved hearing about your celosia seed planting all the way across the globe in lovely Dubai . 👍👍👍👏👏👏 So fun to read this 🌸😊
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Great info...great ideology...thank you for sharing. Beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed it🌸😊
Hello from South Louisiana. I love your channel!! I am always looking for new plants to add to my garden. It can be difficult to grow some of these beautiful plants in my area because of the heat and moisture. Our summers are like being in a sauna!!
I bought some of these annals this year and put them in some pots. About four have already wilted over and died. Is this too much water? I'm keeping them watered but they keep dying on me! :( Are they not able to root? I'm unsure what the issue is but they're beautiful and I'm sad they keep dying
They should be able to root . I would only water them when you stick you finger in the soil an inch or two and it feels dry 🌸😊
@@KellyLehman Okay, thank you so much! I think I'm over watering them then. And I meant annuals. oops lol (typo)