Emma a little tip, always handle seedlings and plants by the seed leaves. That way if you break a seed leaf then the process of photosynthesis isn't affected. If you were to break off your only true leaves the plant would likely be a gonna
Just got the deed to my allotment. First time gardening. Going to try completely nodig. Videos like this are really useful because may seems like a really awkward month to start.
Make sure to keep the celery compost/soil moist/wet constantly. Celery is a bog plant that would grow in marshland and by water, so overwatering isn't a problem for it :) If you do not keep it well watered, the stalks will end up being quite hollow. I found this out when I first tried growing it (In pots), so last year I made sure it had trays under the pots so that when the water drained out it would still sit in the tray and I had a really nice crop. They are much stronger than store-bought celery, great in soups and stews! (I didn't earth mine up to blanch the stems however, which does make it milder).
@@Warwck24 Yes definitely give it a go, it's really great! It's a biennial plant, so in it's second year it flowers. I've left a pot of mine grown last year overwinter and will see if it will flower this year :)
Yr videos are funny down to earth and really im having all the same issues in my new garden so very keen on watching (real thoughts) inconvenient place indoors lol not wrong
I’ve found much better germination with proper seed compost Emma. Then transplant on. As someone else said plant beans into cardboard toilet rolls, I keep them in an empty cardboard shoebox with foil on bottom, then transplant without disturbing the roots. Works very well, also do this for my sweet peas.
Emma: I have been using MiracleGrow Compost and Potting Mix with great results for years. I do, however, sift the soil to remove the large bits when using it for seed starters. Really enjoy your Vlogs. Thanks for sharing..........>
Hey Emma, Fabulous vlog I really enjoyed watching, Regarding the celery, I love celery and for each seed you sow you'll get just the one celery plant ,like you get in supermarkets, Thanks for toure advice on everything, Grateful for you're vlogs Have a great day xx
Climbing beans are best sown in toilet roll inners, since then you can plant the growing plant straight into the ground without disturbing the delicate roots. The cardboard roll will breakdown in the soil.
You usually sive the compost if your not using seed potting compost. If u can get your hands on some tree leaves put a handful in the bottom of the hole before u put the plant / flower in
we are growing red celery this year, i will never forget that when i found this seed it stated that its an english celery and no english garden was without it, which made me laugh as ive never seen it in the uk.
Lovely peaceful video. D you have any advice for growing honeysuckle from cuttings? My just die. But the verbena I chopped off and stuck in the compost is rooting ❤
New to this channel and gardening, thanks for explaining things like pricking out, there’s lots of gardening terms that people just think you know but I don’t!!
Ive prick celery with few roots. They do well even less roots. Maybe they are hardy enough to handle losing some roots... But... The one you toss out .. u might have them thriving in your compost
Your explanation on seed compost that seeds need no nutrients to flourish and will not flourish if they get all they want .Does that mean all the seeds you planted in multi purpose compost won’t flourish as most have at least 60 days of feed added to encourage plants to grow. I sow seeds and pot on into multi purpose compost but I do sieve it for sowing seeds ,and have used it for many years, I believe seed compost is unnecessary and an expensive gimmick. Will need boggy to wet ground for your Celary to flourish will get tough and stringy if not. But you do cheer me up and make me smile.
I also think seed compost is a waste of money. I think the idea of it is that seedlings are forced to be stronger if they are deprived of nutrients, but my seeds always do ok in multi purpose! X
"Out of suffering we get stronger," said Mrs. Emma. That's a true statement!!
Emma a little tip, always handle seedlings and plants by the seed leaves. That way if you break a seed leaf then the process of photosynthesis isn't affected. If you were to break off your only true leaves the plant would likely be a gonna
You are such a joy to watch and learn from Emma ...informative with a large dose of humour and honesty ..thankyou 😊
I just love your channel!! You crack me up!! 🤗🤗Thank you for explaining so well how to repot seedlings!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Try using a kitchen fork to prick out as helps to loosen the soil so less chance of snapping the stems 😊
Great tip! X
Im a new gardener and Ive learned so much from this video. Well done Emma.
Amazing, so glad I helped! X
Thanks Emma I had flashes of American pie going through my head 😂 I've been using mirical grow and have found it to be the best so far this year
Just got the deed to my allotment. First time gardening. Going to try completely nodig. Videos like this are really useful because may seems like a really awkward month to start.
Make sure to keep the celery compost/soil moist/wet constantly. Celery is a bog plant that would grow in marshland and by water, so overwatering isn't a problem for it :) If you do not keep it well watered, the stalks will end up being quite hollow. I found this out when I first tried growing it (In pots), so last year I made sure it had trays under the pots so that when the water drained out it would still sit in the tray and I had a really nice crop. They are much stronger than store-bought celery, great in soups and stews! (I didn't earth mine up to blanch the stems however, which does make it milder).
Oh great tips thanks so much! X
I must try celery in my damp area of the garden thk u
@@Warwck24 Yes definitely give it a go, it's really great! It's a biennial plant, so in it's second year it flowers. I've left a pot of mine grown last year overwinter and will see if it will flower this year :)
Your far better than gardeners world and far more entertaining ❤
"Nicely done, Emma. Nicely done". Jane Austen would be proud! 😆❤😉
I think you explain giving much more detail than any gardening channel
what a fab channel i'm a novice gardener and you are explaining things so well it makes me excited to garden more!
Yr videos are funny down to earth and really im having all the same issues in my new garden so very keen on watching (real thoughts) inconvenient place indoors lol not wrong
I’ve found much better germination with proper seed compost Emma. Then transplant on. As someone else said plant beans into cardboard toilet rolls, I keep them in an empty cardboard shoebox with foil on bottom, then transplant without disturbing the roots. Works very well, also do this for my sweet peas.
I like this tip
Brilliant analogy teens and seedlings!
This was an amazing video for me as a complete beginner. Thanks you Emma. Have subscribed ❤
Oh thanks so much! Glad my explanations were useful! X
Miracle Gro has been around for ages, used it many times, it’s fine. My favourite compost is Jack’s Magic, great stuff!
I used to agree but bought some Jacks magic last week and it is dreadful.Must have changed it
@@johnmccrae1102 that’s a shame, mine has been good this year.
I put the little actimel or benecol bottles over the ends of canes at the allotment to save poking my eyes out! Great video Emma
Great tip, thanks! X
Good luck with the climbing beans! You’ll have no regrets there, I love growing them and they are good for freezing too ☺️
I’d like to see more videos of you pricking out celery absolutely riveting and identifiable content Emma🎉
Not sure if this is sarcastic or not! Haha! x
Na I enjoyed that part it made my day
I will forever think of seeds as teenagers now! At least seeds can't slam doors when they don't get their own way🤣 Another good one Emma, thank-you.
Very informative vlog Emma your plants look brill
Thank you Emma
I really appreciate you showing the basics emma as my head has been in a spin with my new allotment. Thank you ❤
Good luck with your continued effort to get onto Gardeners Question Time with your descriptive language 👍
One day… watch this space 😂
Emma, I use that compost with my seeds this year and it worked well but I did sieve it first due to a lot of large woody bits in it 😊
Well I use that type of compost to top off my beds and grow bags it works very well . And again another amazing video hope you have a wonderful week!
Emma: I have been using MiracleGrow Compost and Potting Mix with great results for years. I do, however, sift the soil to remove the large bits when using it for seed starters. Really enjoy your Vlogs. Thanks for sharing..........>
Love watching your videos, you're at 100k followers on Instagram, congratulations 😘🎉🙌
Hiya Emma truly enjoyed today’s video. Lots of wee tips as always Thankyou blessings to you and yours Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🐝
Love it as always Emma, I too have dropped a whole load of new seeds in pots. Oh the joys 😂
You made me laugh… such a fun and informative video
Hey Emma,
Fabulous vlog I really enjoyed watching,
Regarding the celery, I love celery and for each seed you sow you'll get just the one celery plant ,like you get in supermarkets,
Thanks for toure advice on everything,
Grateful for you're vlogs
Have a great day xx
Ah amazing, thank you! The slugs got to them so I only have a couple left now!! 😱
Climbing beans are best sown in toilet roll inners, since then you can plant the growing plant straight into the ground without disturbing the delicate roots. The cardboard roll will breakdown in the soil.
You usually sive the compost if your not using seed potting compost.
If u can get your hands on some tree leaves put a handful in the bottom of the hole before u put the plant / flower in
Ahh back to reality, you are a joy 🇬🇧
The pumpkins won't mind different coloured pots, because they're not really siblings! 🤣 I love your vlogs, best on TH-cam. Thank you so much Emma 🌱
Haha! I don’t even know what I’m saying until I start editing! 😂
Emma, you should use an old pie fork for your pricking out, So much easier than the pop-sickle stick.... 😄❤️
we are growing red celery this year, i will never forget that when i found this seed it stated that its an english celery and no english garden was without it, which made me laugh as ive never seen it in the uk.
Lovely peaceful video. D you have any advice for growing honeysuckle from cuttings? My just die. But the verbena I chopped off and stuck in the compost is rooting ❤
Best compost i ever used is levington f2 seed compost.
Levington m3 is the best for toms they grow like crazy
Try using plastic tweezers for planting small seeds
New to this channel and gardening, thanks for explaining things like pricking out, there’s lots of gardening terms that people just think you know but I don’t!!
Thank you miss Emma
Well to be honest Emma i watch your blogs i cant remember the last time i saw gardeners world 👍
I mean, with explanations like mine why would you need to! 😂😂
Love your videos. I m trying to sew sugar snap peas for the first time this year
I’ve grown these they are amazing! X
I'm on holiday in Mallorca but had to watch when I went to bed! 😅
Haha! Amazing! X
My Crystal Apple seeds were sown about four weeks ago and only just yesterday I noticed they’ve germinated.
Haha! Wow, they took their time!
I sieve the compost when using it for seeds starts, removing the coarse stuff. Probably not necessary for bean seeds.🌞
Those cobra climbing beans will give you a massive harvest just from a few plants.
Ive prick celery with few roots. They do well even less roots. Maybe they are hardy enough to handle losing some roots... But... The one you toss out .. u might have them thriving in your compost
Hi have a fantastic week
When you were holding your sunflower by its leaf I was praying it wasn't going to come off in your hand lol
Your thinking of the film ‘American pie’ and the famous apple pie section 😂
Good
Wasn't it plum pudding jack stuck his thumb in? Not an apple pie?
You get 6 - 8 stalks per plant of celery.
lol you just described my 26 years old son lol
I didn’t like the miracle grow compost. Also it was SO lumpy with rubbish bits. It didn’t hold any water either . Hope you get on better than I did. X
Love the talking hands Emma 😂
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for safety just pop something on the tops of your cane
s so you dont accidently poke your eyes
Totally Emma Don this was! Brilliant 🤩
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I love your down to earth videos Emma 🙂 I feel like we're on the same gardening journey!
Today is no good weather
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Don't separate plants by pulling them apart from the leaves, pull them apart from the soil.
U get one stick of celery to one plant so don't throw those other seedlings away
Stick your finger in like it's an apple pie 🥧
Could be an American Pie reference 😂
American pie… the finger in the apple pie…
The first leaves are called cotton-leaner not sure on spelling😊
Cotyledons!!!!
@@melrob5 thank you Mel😀🇦🇺
@@rickthelian2215 You are welcome Rick!! Once a biology teacher..always a biology teacher!!!
Your explanation on seed compost that seeds need no nutrients to flourish and will not flourish if they get all they want .Does that mean all the seeds you planted in multi purpose compost won’t flourish as most have at least 60 days of feed added to encourage plants to grow. I sow seeds and pot on into multi purpose compost but I do sieve it for sowing seeds ,and have used it for many years, I believe seed compost is unnecessary and an expensive gimmick. Will need boggy to wet ground for your Celary to flourish will get tough and stringy if not. But you do cheer me up and make me smile.
I also think seed compost is a waste of money. I think the idea of it is that seedlings are forced to be stronger if they are deprived of nutrients, but my seeds always do ok in multi purpose! X
Warm apple pie 😂😂😂😂😂
The bigger they are the more room theyll need, bleeding what is that, at least they are together..... doing a teenagers washing lol
Hi Emma, on Miracle Grow, this is the only brand my hubby buys here in the states…