I was eating tamarind and thought, maybe I could plant the seed just for fun🤣 I planted it immediately after eating, and 3day or so I was shocked to see the seed grew, and here I am watching how to properly raise it🤣
Hi! I'm in the UK. I retrieved a tamarind seed from some Trinidad sweets I tried at a friend's house. I wasn't too hopeful but followed your instructions carefully and my seed has germinated...I'm both surprised and excited! Thank you😊
I recently ate a Mexican candy 'Tamarindo pulp'... They come in a clear labeled baggy.. Some of these contain seeds, so I jokingly stuck one in a pot with my wife's plants, I had forgotten all about the seed until my wife pointed out to me that another plant seedling was coming thru the soil of one of her plants, I explained to her what I had done, no biggy...I moved Tamarind seedling into another pot and has now become my plant project... Crazy that the seeds went thru the candy making process and still survived
Your voice is so sweet and inspiring. My tamarind seeds are in the germinating stage and I watched your videos for pointers as they progress. Thank you.
I have been trying to grow tamarind from seeds multiple times in the past without success, because I did it the lazy way...just plugging the seeds into dirt. I will follow your method. Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video.
Be sure that you have lots of yard space. Tamarind trees get extremely large! They grow in the wild here in the Bahamas, I love tamarind sauce. Here's the recipe: In a medium saucepan boil 15 to 20 ripe tamarinds (outer shell removed) with or without veins. Stirring constantly add sugar to your taste. Simmer on medium heat stirring from time to time until the mixture is thickened to ketchup (catsup?) like consistency. Cool and eat as is or serve with meat such as steak or a burger...Yummy! Warning: Be sure not to eat too much one-time. Tamarind pulp sauce is a known laxative!
There is a sweet tamarind in Thailand that you don't have to add sugar. It's very delicious. I had to get a grafted plant after visiting Thailand and falling in love with the sweet tamarind. Just eat fresh.
Hello @@cy4330 I'm familiar with the Thai tamarinds; they are very sweet compared to the ones in the Bahamas.The ones here tend to be a mix of tart and sweet many times the same tree produces both
Just bought some tamarind to eat today and since i love plants and plant seeds of all kinds of plants I figured I needed to check out a video and yours was the first one come up.Glad I did ,no need to look further.
I saved some seeds from fruit and they sat in my kitchen windownsill for a year. Finally, I put them in some soil this spring (quarantine made me want to grow things). One is about 8" now, and one just sprouted yesterday. Thank you for the advice and help!
My mom brought back a bag of tamarind for juice, and i collected the seeds and did this to half of them (just to see for myself how good it actually was), it was the best/worst decision I’ve ever made cus IT WORKED VERY WELL and now i have like 25 tamarind little plants with leaves and all and I don’t even know how to take care of a tamarind plant, let alone… 25+ of them 😂😂
Tamarind is a very good plant to have in your garden since it takes nitrogen from the atmosphere to create fertiliser for the soil. Wherever the roots reach, the soil there get better and nearby plants are benefited. Tamarind leaves are also edible and used as vegetables in many countries.
@@emmamiddleton7654 yes, i put lots of them in soup, creating a mild sour flavour (similar to that of the tamarind fruit itself). There are dishes using the young fresh leaves as salads but i've never tried 😄
This is the most informative video Ive seen on tamarind. You have a great way if summarizing all the info and tips needed to get great results. Keep it up. I look forward to more of your videos
You are so awesome Jamie! Your method worked like a charm! I tried one seed your way, and one seed another way that I had seen, and yours grew while the other one did not. Amazing! Thank you so much for all that you do and God Bless!
I just bought some tramrine pods & thought I check & see if anyone knew how to sprout their seeds being that the seeds are as hard as a rock. I knew there had to be a ingenious way of getting to the enter seed so moisture could reach it. Thanks so much for the easy way to sprout these cute seeds. I'm going to try & sprout some & I'll show you what happens. Thanks again.
Thank you for a clear and detailed tutorial about germinating tamarind seeds. Your instructions were easy to understand and follow, and it seems easy enough. God bless !
I just got some tamarind seeds in a seed swap and now I know how to germinate them thanks to your helpful video! Your tamarind trees are lovely plants! Thank you!
Thank you for your tutorial on growing tamarind trees. I surely learned some important steps that I would not have done if I hadn't seen your video. You are a great teacher.
Thanks for the video. It’s fun. Where I come from, tender green tamarind leaves are used to make nice thick lentil soup/ stew . Eat with hot rice...it’s super delicious!!!!
Thank you so much I love Tamarind back in East Africa it was every where and we used to go in forest and outskirts of town for foraging Tamarind and other sweet and beautiful plants I cannot remember their names...so while I was watching this my mouth was dripping wet.. wonderful plant.also good source of energy Loads of vitamins and minerals and overall good for constipation.. We also use different dishes .. so it is yummy 😋😍❤️
Thanks for advice! I’m cooking with fresh tamarind for first time so will definitely try sprouting these (I try to sprout any viable seed)… if planting please don’t throw away fruit, tastes great! seed stuck to fruit at first so I soaked in water for 20 mins then seeds were easily extracted
Thanks for the video. Enthusiastic and well explained! How long does it take for the plant to bear fruit pods? Does it have to be outdoors to produce fruit.
This was super helpful. Never had tamarind until yesterday. They’re delicious! Saved the seeds and excited to grow my own. Thank you. Your explanation was really good!
I just made tamarind pulp for my tamarind snocone yesterday and decided to see how hard it would be to grow a seed since i love the fruit. Lo and behold, you made it look easy. Thank you for that!
Very impressive video! Thanks for sharing this information with us! Just got a whole bag of Tamarind fruit as a gift to my plant, flower and fruit tree nursery here in Tifton, GA and I will be trying your method to germinate seeds from these fruit, thanks!
You gave very detailed instructions and did an awesome job explaining everything single step----- thanks for helping others grow Tropical Fruit trees----- God Bless !!!
Great video! I'm going to the latin market tomorrow to buy a couple pods. I had no idea they stayed viable for so long. I've always wanted to grow some, now I have no reason not to.
I’m so excited to try growing a tamarind tree!! I have multiple avocados hass and green skin, a beautiful mango and pineapple. I’ve never tried a tamarin and I’m going to follow your instructions.
thank you so much! im from canada and recently came back from gouadeloup with some seeds (i found the candy very yummy so i decided to being back some of it to grow!)
Wow thank you my daughter and I are going to try. We live in Alabama and it’s does get cold here so we are going to experiment with her green house and our house. See what does better. Thank you for your knowledge
Make sure to soak the seeds after scarification until they are about double the size before sowing. The scars don't need to cover a large area, just big enough to let water enter the seed. This should take about a day and a half and the outer shell shrivels up and can be removed and you end up with a white, bean-like seed. You'll get almost a 100% germination rate after a few days this way.
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I was eating tamarind and thought, maybe I could plant the seed just for fun🤣 I planted it immediately after eating, and 3day or so I was shocked to see the seed grew, and here I am watching how to properly raise it🤣
Same
That's awesome
Same 🤣🤣
Hey is it still growing?
Same
Hi! I'm in the UK. I retrieved a tamarind seed from some Trinidad sweets I tried at a friend's house. I wasn't too hopeful but followed your instructions carefully and my seed has germinated...I'm both surprised and excited! Thank you😊
I recently ate a Mexican candy 'Tamarindo pulp'... They come in a clear labeled baggy.. Some of these contain seeds, so I jokingly stuck one in a pot with my wife's plants, I had forgotten all about the seed until my wife pointed out to me that another plant seedling was coming thru the soil of one of her plants, I explained to her what I had done, no biggy...I moved Tamarind seedling into another pot and has now become my plant project... Crazy that the seeds went thru the candy making process and still survived
Your voice is so sweet and inspiring. My tamarind seeds are in the germinating stage and I watched your videos for pointers as they progress. Thank you.
I have been trying to grow tamarind from seeds multiple times in the past without success, because I did it the lazy way...just plugging the seeds into dirt. I will follow your method. Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video.
Be sure that you have lots of yard space. Tamarind trees get extremely large! They grow in the wild here in the Bahamas, I love tamarind sauce. Here's the recipe: In a medium saucepan boil 15 to 20 ripe tamarinds (outer shell removed) with or without veins. Stirring constantly add sugar to your taste. Simmer on medium heat stirring from time to time until the mixture is thickened to ketchup (catsup?) like consistency. Cool and eat as is or serve with meat such as steak or a burger...Yummy! Warning: Be sure not to eat too much one-time. Tamarind pulp sauce is a known laxative!
There is a sweet tamarind in Thailand that you don't have to add sugar. It's very delicious. I had to get a grafted plant after visiting Thailand and falling in love with the sweet tamarind. Just eat fresh.
Hello @@cy4330 I'm familiar with the Thai tamarinds; they are very sweet compared to the ones in the Bahamas.The ones here tend to be a mix of tart and sweet many times the same tree produces both
Thank you for this info and recipe !!
@@darcyrfd1 Iver here in india we make tamrind sweets the climate
In kerala (where im from) is perfect
That's the reason I am starting a tamarind bonsai.
I love the way you explained everything step by step thank you now I can go and do mine
I'm eating tamarind now and saving the seed. Great info
Just bought some tamarind to eat today and since i love plants and plant seeds of all kinds of plants I figured I needed to check out a video and yours was the first one come up.Glad I did ,no need to look further.
I saved some seeds from fruit and they sat in my kitchen windownsill for a year. Finally, I put them in some soil this spring (quarantine made me want to grow things). One is about 8" now, and one just sprouted yesterday. Thank you for the advice and help!
My mom brought back a bag of tamarind for juice, and i collected the seeds and did this to half of them (just to see for myself how good it actually was), it was the best/worst decision I’ve ever made cus IT WORKED VERY WELL and now i have like 25 tamarind little plants with leaves and all and I don’t even know how to take care of a tamarind plant, let alone… 25+ of them 😂😂
Tamarind is a very good plant to have in your garden since it takes nitrogen from the atmosphere to create fertiliser for the soil. Wherever the roots reach, the soil there get better and nearby plants are benefited. Tamarind leaves are also edible and used as vegetables in many countries.
@@octane7047Do you cook the leaves?
@@emmamiddleton7654 yes, i put lots of them in soup, creating a mild sour flavour (similar to that of the tamarind fruit itself). There are dishes using the young fresh leaves as salads but i've never tried 😄
Finally a see you have to expose the white inside the see.Ive been soaking whole see without clipping sides with no luck..Thank you best video ever😀👍🏼
This is exactly what I needed to know! Thanks.
I've been eating tamarind pods for years and always wondered if I could grow a plant from the seeds, now I know how. Thank you.
This is the most informative video Ive seen on tamarind. You have a great way if summarizing all the info and tips needed to get great results. Keep it up. I look forward to more of your videos
Great job on growing the tamarind tree.
Thank you so much for posting!
Followed your method and my tamarind seedlings have sprouted! So excited -- they don't look like anything else I'm growing. Thanks for this video!
Thank you. Great advice on the nail clippers. You have a great voice for explaining.
Texas? Whataburger gave you away 😀
I’m gonna try this! Thanks 👍🏼
Excellent video… thanks for this… gonna try it now with my Thai tamarind seeds
Thank you for the tip!❤
This is very helpful❤
I tried it last month in uae temp 30 + degrees Celsius, it grew nicely🎉, can't wait to see it growing, thank you ❤
You are so awesome Jamie! Your method worked like a charm! I tried one seed your way, and one seed another way that I had seen, and yours grew while the other one did not. Amazing! Thank you so much for all that you do and God Bless!
I watched it with my niece, Venice! We enjoyed it! Thank you for sharing! God bless you!
I just bought some tramrine pods & thought I check & see if anyone knew how to sprout their seeds being that the seeds are as hard as a rock. I knew there had to be a ingenious way of getting to the enter seed so moisture could reach it. Thanks so much for the easy way to sprout these cute seeds. I'm going to try & sprout some & I'll show you what happens. Thanks again.
Thank you for a clear and detailed tutorial about germinating tamarind seeds. Your instructions were easy to understand and follow, and it seems easy enough. God bless !
loved this, thank you so much! ❤
I just got some tamarind seeds in a seed swap and now I know how to germinate them thanks to your helpful video! Your tamarind trees are lovely plants! Thank you!
Thank you for your tutorial on growing tamarind trees. I surely learned some important steps that I would not have done if I hadn't seen your video. You are a great teacher.
Thank you. I am in Spain and will try it. I have a lot of seeds
Beautiful. Thank You. 🌞🎶 Have an amazing time everyone.
Thanks, very informative. I liked your clever idea of clipping the edges because that is where the seed is going to split. I didn't think of that.
That’s a beautiful and informative video. Thanks for posting/sharing this.
Thanks for the video. It’s fun. Where I come from, tender green tamarind leaves are used to make nice thick lentil soup/ stew .
Eat with hot rice...it’s super delicious!!!!
so happy to see this! thank you. lucid, informed, inspiring. subscribed, you bet!
Planting tonight in S FL - thank you for this! Your instructions are so clear and calm.
Thank you so much I love Tamarind back in East Africa it was every where and we used to go in forest and outskirts of town for foraging Tamarind and other sweet and beautiful plants I cannot remember their names...so while I was watching this my mouth was dripping wet.. wonderful plant.also good source of energy Loads of vitamins and minerals and overall good for constipation..
We also use different dishes .. so it is yummy 😋😍❤️
You’re lovely. Thank you
Cool Stuff :-) And you explained it really well!
Very well presented. Very educational. Thank you and keep telling us your experiences.
Love your video ! You explained everything great. Can't wait to start mine. Thank you,look forward to more from you.
thank you for this video. I tried planting them unsuccessfully and now I'm going to try again!
cheers
Thank you! Friend brought me seeds from his family's garden on St Mateen...and thanks to you I feel confident that I can grow the seeds with success!
Mine sprouted in about two weeks. Thank you for your tutorial!
Thanks for advice! I’m cooking with fresh tamarind for first time so will definitely try sprouting these (I try to sprout any viable seed)… if planting please don’t throw away fruit, tastes great! seed stuck to fruit at first so I soaked in water for 20 mins then seeds were easily extracted
I’m finally getting around to starting my seeds tonight. Thank you for the tips! 🙏❤️
Good luck! They're so much fun to grow! 😀
My Tamarind is finally growing. I'm so excited.
Very nice, great and very comprehensive explanation
Thanks for the video. Enthusiastic and well explained! How long does it take for the plant to bear fruit pods? Does it have to be outdoors to produce fruit.
Cool. Thanks
This was super helpful. Never had tamarind until yesterday. They’re delicious! Saved the seeds and excited to grow my own. Thank you. Your explanation was really good!
Perfect video, thank you! Can’t wait to see them sprout!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I am not having luck and you have inspired me with this new method. God bless!
Clearly explained, well presented and organized. Great job.
great video and very helpful in getting seeds to germinate
I can’t wait to get my seeds started, thank you so much. You’re awesome! 😍😘❤️
You are so welcome! These are fun plants to grow!
Excellent job explaining procedure.
Best video I have ever seen on how to grow tamarind seeds 🙏🙏
Thank you so much!
I just made tamarind pulp for my tamarind snocone yesterday and decided to see how hard it would be to grow a seed since i love the fruit. Lo and behold, you made it look easy. Thank you for that!
You're welcome! That's awesome!
Very impressive video! Thanks for sharing this information with us! Just got a whole bag of Tamarind fruit as a gift to my plant, flower and fruit tree nursery here in Tifton, GA and I will be trying your method to germinate seeds from these fruit, thanks!
Thank you for your advice I’ve been having a hard time growing a tamarind plant👍🏼❤️🌷
I did enjoy your video. I live in Indiana, so no tropics here... but with this encouragement there is hope... thank you ! God bless you
You gave very detailed instructions and did an awesome job explaining everything single step----- thanks for helping others grow Tropical Fruit trees----- God Bless !!!
Thank you so much because you were so easy to follow!!! I got three so far🤗🤗. I need to plant one in a pot because it is over 7 inches.
I was eating a tamarind like some people here and wondering how to plant one so I saw your channel, subscribed 🪴👏🏼👍🏼
Wow nice beautiful job Watching from California I got new ideas to plant tamarind and I follow your videos
I got some tamarind seed and i wanted to plant them and I watched this video it help thank you
Good use of those Whataburger cups!!! I love your videos, thank you for posting 🤠❤️
So interesting and informative. I’ll try your technique and see how it goes.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Absolutely brilliant ...thanks for sharing this great video..i now know how to grow these crazy seeds!
Excellent explanation and to the point. Thank you.
Your video was very helpful! Thanks so much for the upload! I cant wait to plant my own soon! Subscribed ♡
Thank you Sweetie, my mom was from Central America. I was always sad that I couldn't grow Tamaríndós. I'm going to try again. 🥰
I had tried to grow some cilantro, and in that pot up popped a tamarind sprout. It's very enthusiastic. I hope it will survive. Prayers🙏🏻🌱
Great video! I'm going to the latin market tomorrow to buy a couple pods. I had no idea they stayed viable for so long. I've always wanted to grow some, now I have no reason not to.
Thank you so much for the information! I learned a lot of fact and love tamarind!
I’m so excited to try growing a tamarind tree!! I have multiple avocados hass and green skin, a beautiful mango and pineapple. I’ve never tried a tamarin and I’m going to follow your instructions.
Thank you so much for this. I'm always eating tamarind and want to try planting some of the seeds.
many thanks for the helpful video. I can't wait to get my seeds started
Dang girl😊 you did great! Thank you for this invaluable information. You're awesome
Great video, I truly enjoyed and appreciate it!
Thank you for this clear step by step info! I think I'll give these seeds from fruit I ate today a try. 🖤
Thank you for sharing this video
God bless you
This will be my first time trying this
Thank you for sharing! This is an informative video!
I just got some seeds. I am so excited to try this. Going to build a small greenhouse for them
I enjoyed your video, thank you for posting!
thanks! i planted my seeds today following this tutorial. i live in south florida so im hoping to plant them outside one day
Since you're in south Florida, a tamarind would definitely do better outside! Good luck!
Great video! I'm gonna give it shot!
This was great. Thank you.
I am peeling my seeds out now.
Thank you so much for this invaluable information
Great video! Thanks for your help that was amazing!
Thank you for sharing such a thorough video! I'll try this out and hope that it survives inside my home until it's warm.
Wow i never thought to use nail clippers! Great idea lady❤🎉
thank you so much! im from canada and recently came back from gouadeloup with some seeds (i found the candy very yummy so i decided to being back some of it to grow!)
Wow thank you my daughter and I are going to try. We live in Alabama and it’s does get cold here so we are going to experiment with her green house and our house. See what does better. Thank you for your knowledge
Make sure to soak the seeds after scarification until they are about double the size before sowing. The scars don't need to cover a large area, just big enough to let water enter the seed. This should take about a day and a half and the outer shell shrivels up and can be removed and you end up with a white, bean-like seed. You'll get almost a 100% germination rate after a few days this way.
where I live is tropical climate. took to gardening recently. love the way you explained the process. so am thankful for this video. great job there!!
Will try your method. I just bought a box of sweet tamarind pods. Thank you.
Thanks so much for your instructions. They were clear and easy to follow steps. I’ll start with my tamarind project today. You’re awesome!!
How did it go! Bet they are thriving today! Cus mine are