Anise (Pimpinella anisum) - From Cultivation To Harvesting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- All stages of anise cultivation. A step-by-step guide, from cultivation to harvesting and conservation of this aromatic and beneficial plant.
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Thank you. I was searching for an image for identifying my sprouts. I love that you displayed the entire life cycle.
Welcome Tammy :) We are happy to know you liked it!
Thank you, you have the only video about the right kind of Anise.
Thank you so much Betty! We are glad you enjoyed our video. This is, indeed, the right kind of Anise! Unfortunately, many people are confused because of the similarity with other plants. Thank you for your comment and support. All the best to you!
@ yes , like Anise hyssop. They are nice plants but I needed information on Anise .
Good to know we could help with the info you need :) Hope you can make the most of this wonderful plant!
Wow,nice. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you too
Very helpful I’ve never heard of this herb
Thank you so much. We're glad you like it. This is trully a wonderful herb ❤
Much love, happiness and wealth to us all.
Thank you for your lovely comment. Blessings to you!
Great video thank you!
Excellent 👌
Thank you very much.
Thank you. I have my seeds and will plant.
You are welcome! Happy growing! 😉
I'm growing these, which I initially thought was fennel, so I'm glad to have found your video. I have only one question: we plant the seeds to get more seeds? That's all? Thanks.
Hi Fabrizio :) Although the leaves and stems of anise can also be consumed when fresh, the seeds are the most commonly used part of the plant. You plant the seeds to get more seeds, which can then be used to cultivate again or you can use the seeds for making tea or grind to powder. You can use the powder for baking. You may like to watch our video where we explain the differences between fennel and anise th-cam.com/video/pIcpLkJmpg8/w-d-xo.html
@hello, can the flowers be dried and used?
Hello! Yes, the flowers of the aniseed plant can be dried and used. They can be used to make herbal tea or be added to culinary dishes, just like dried seeds.
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From the whole plant you only use the seeds? This looks so much like a cilantro plant.
Hi Ivette! Although the leaves and stems of anise can also be consumed when fresh, the seeds are the most commonly used part of the plant. The seeds can then be used to cultivate again or you can use the seeds for making tea or grind to powder. You can use the powder for baking. Anise is very similar to coriander as they belong to the same botanical family. However, smell and taste are very different.
What are the uses of this plant?
Hello. Please, visit our post where we have more information about the uses and cultivation of Anise bit.ly/anisecultivation
NICE VIDIO
Thanks! Glad you like it.
We’re can you buy these seeds
Hi Carson :) You can find these seeds in garden centers. Eventually some supermarkets have them for sale too.
@ are they just called
Whole Aniseed???
Wherever you buy the seeds, make sure the package mentions the scientific name "Pimpinella anisum". That's the only way to know you are buying the right thing.
I make tea out of it.
Gives a great tea indeed!