Thank you! It’s honestly one of the best reasons to save seeds, if you ask me! It’s so vital to save well adapted seeds, especially given the changing climate. I’ve been testing many of my high desert seeds here in the Pacific Northwest now that the summers are getting drier and hotter. It’s been interesting and I’m looking forward to seeing how they do over the years.
Can you do a video of HOW TO SAVE SEEDS ?? May the most common seeds, lettuce, tomato, broccoli, zucchini, squash etc … it would be SO HELPFUL 🍉🍓🥬🍑🍅🥦 Thanks !
Yes! Actually I’ll be sharing a bunch of seed saving videos this year! To make them easily digestible, I’ll be sharing them one type of plant at a time - Starting with a video on saving onion seeds which will be posted next week! 😃
I cut 2 onion blossoms off yesterday that had the round beads on the head. So I assume the seeds will be in them. Never have saved them before, so excited to eventually open them to see the seeds. Lorraine
Oh that's awesome! Yes, the seeds develop inside the flowering heads. I actually have a full video on onion seed harvesting coming next week (on Tuesday). It will help walk you through the full process of harvesting the seeds! 😁
Saved a few sunflower heads from last year, I got hundreds of seedlings and the slugs ate 99% 😂 b'stards!! But... A few survived, safety in numbers. ☺️
This is one of your most helpful videos!!
A video series on seed saving would be awesome. Keep it simple please.
You’ve read my mind! More videos coming soon, starting next week with onions! 😁
Happy to see you included the regional adaptation effect. Very important component. 👍
Thank you! It’s honestly one of the best reasons to save seeds, if you ask me! It’s so vital to save well adapted seeds, especially given the changing climate. I’ve been testing many of my high desert seeds here in the Pacific Northwest now that the summers are getting drier and hotter. It’s been interesting and I’m looking forward to seeing how they do over the years.
Can you do a video of HOW TO SAVE SEEDS ?? May the most common seeds, lettuce, tomato, broccoli, zucchini, squash etc … it would be SO HELPFUL 🍉🍓🥬🍑🍅🥦 Thanks !
Yes! Actually I’ll be sharing a bunch of seed saving videos this year! To make them easily digestible, I’ll be sharing them one type of plant at a time - Starting with a video on saving onion seeds which will be posted next week! 😃
Yay!!!! I was just going to ask this. Wonderful video as always!
This was the first year my green onion ever made it to seed, it was so cool to see!
I love onion blossoms! They are so stunning! In fact, I’ll be sharing a video next week on how to save onion seeds! 😃
Could you show us how to propagate from lettuce that has bolted
I would love if you make a tutorial on how to save seeds from most common plants 🙏
You have read my mind and this is the start of a series! First up is onion seeds next week! 😃
I cut 2 onion blossoms off yesterday that had the round beads on the head. So I assume the seeds will be in them. Never have saved them before, so excited to eventually open them to see the seeds. Lorraine
Oh that's awesome! Yes, the seeds develop inside the flowering heads. I actually have a full video on onion seed harvesting coming next week (on Tuesday). It will help walk you through the full process of harvesting the seeds! 😁
Saved a few sunflower heads from last year, I got hundreds of seedlings and the slugs ate 99% 😂 b'stards!!
But...
A few survived, safety in numbers.
☺️
That is a fantastic point! And a great reason to save more seeds! Plan for abundance and redundancy! 👏🏼
Are you making news videos?