@@LaalGarden HELLO BLESSINGS AND GREETINGS FROM CHICAGO USA. YOU DID A GREAT JOB, CONGRATULATIONS. I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU: CAN TOU PLEASE TEL ME IF I NEED THE RICE WITH THE HUSK OR I CAN USE THE REGULAR ONE I GET AT THE MARKET? THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR COOPERATION. SINCERELY . . . RAY
one thing i have noticed bout growing rice is, it takes lots of time to grow but still some people wast it without thinking. this is a nice experience thanks for ur video.
My late grandmother used to make me eat every grain of rice left in the plate. Even if I leave just one grain of rice, she will get mad. Now I know why.
Thank you for sharing this! I have been trying to become more self-sufficient in my eating habits, and rice was one of the few items I was worried I wouldn't be able to grow at home. This has been so helpful!
Well, this was just so interesting to watch. What a long time for you to compile this. Well done. I bought wild rice from Manitoba and want to grow this in old garden bathtubs outside. I'm happy to have found your video. Thank you for taking the time to show us how to do it small scale. Alberta Canada.
very nice. smart ideas for de-husking and cooking with polished rice. hand pounding was used prior to milling machines. The other thing is people have gown paddy without standing water. Reason behind standing water is to keep weeds low is what they say.
Yes I don’t claim to know this too well either, but there exists varieties of rice that people in the mountains grow called “upland rice”. And according to google pictures, it is grown on steep hills where water cannot be paddied. I am very interested in trying these varieties somehow:)
Wonderful video. From Start to Finish! Very detailed and complete. Much superior to other videos, you show everything needed to do and plan. I want to plant and grow black rice for my own. I don't eat much rice, so I thought it would be interesting to grow it for myself. I am surprised and pleased to find a video like yours. You give a good feeling of confidence and competence, patience and planning. Much appreciated. Thank You!
This has been one of the greatest video of all time which i ever saw. I have been searching a easy to understand and simple video to grow paddy at home. Now, i will do it for sure and will tell you once it is done. Thankyou sister.
WOW.......Its a great fundamental and simple explanation of how its done......Specially to those of us that come from a bread staple backgrounds.....Thank You.
Would you discuss a bit about the "polishing" process? Is it more of the same rubbing type process like removing the husk? Can the red rice be cooked as is but longer to allow a softening of the shell or does it remain hard/crunchy?? Thank you for this great video! Even though it is small scale the process had all the details that are rarely shown when done in large scale. I guess they assume that everyone already knows the steps. If we did why would we need an instruction?😆 Again, thank you!
I admire your patience and passion for making this video. Rice is one of my favorite foods and have often thought of trying this as well. But wow there's a lot involved in this process. Thank you for this amazing demonstration.
Got an idea for a change of water. Put a hole in the side at the bottom and use cork in the hole to retain the water. This will allow the water to be collected to use other places as tea for the garden.
Laal Garden, Welcome back!. Your video of growing Sitaphal/Custard apple and Papaya plant in container inspired me to plant them in containers. I planted 2 Red Lady Taiwan papaya seedlings, 1 Sitaphal grown from seed and 1 Ramphal plant propagated via Air Layering....all in containers..they are showing good growth...Earlier I was hesitant to plant these in containers... Hope to see them fruiting this year itself :-) Thanks!
Great to know that, But i think you have to give little bit more time for Sitaphal and Ramphal :) Even i was hesitant to plant them, i grew up seeing them growing happily on fertile land, but as a city dwellers we don't have much choice :(
🎉Watched with interest and gratefulness... 🎉You did a great job. Nice explanation. 🎉 You did enough.... still I wished you offered a rough measurement like: how many grams seedlings, and end result like a kilo or so🙏🙏🙏. Thanks, anyway.
Can you process it the same as you do wheat? If so you can use a food processor to beat the husk from the rice and then winnow it like wheat by dropping it in the wind into a clean bucket, the wind will blow the husk/chaff from the rice.
Loved the video. I'm trying to work on growing more of my own food. At this time my space is small but I think this is something I would like to try. I appreciate the time you took over the 4 months to be able to go step by step in the process. Thanks!!!
I absolutely love your video! It is one of the best I've seen on TH-cam. I appreciate the simplicity and detail of your presentation. You truly did a great job. Thank you for publishing this video, it is very educational. God bless you.
That's a lot of rice from so few plants. I think it's a crop that could be done on a small scale to yield a good quantity, based on what you've demonstrated. Thank you for sharing.
Waaw, really nice, I'll also do different crops in my terrice and my back yard, once i learn the process, I'll take some land in remote areas to do farming.
I really got interested to grow rice from rice. I am looking for information. This video really helps. I ain’t sure if grocery store rice can germinate over here in the Netherlands, but I will try, same with all the other plants they said “you can’t grow that here” (for example garlic in the winter)
Great video. I have some rice seeds but I don't know if they will germinate, since I got them years ago, but I have nothing to do, so I'm going to try. Loved that it was step by step throughout 4 months.
In countries where the rice grows, in natural conditions, for planting of quite big seedlings, people apparently stand in water. I wonder how is possible that the fields do retain the water, is that water the result of raining season, which indicates when to saw seeds?
Awesome. I have been eating rice all my life and somehow came across this video. So much work to get rice into an edible form. Makes me feel guilty abou buying rice so cheaply in the US.
I wanted to grow a container of wheat just for the heck of it . Now I may give a container of rice a shot as well. I think by doing a double container I can drain the water easier. then poor out the water out of the outer container then put them back together and rewater.
What a great experiment! I have a couple of questions....how hot do your summers get? and did you grow the rice in the full sun? I live in S Australia and our summers are extremely hot : ( If the high 40,s are too much I can always find some shade...I think. Another question: what about mosquitoes when the water is standing and it's still? Thanks. You video was a long time ago so you might not see this post , never mind : )
Thank you for posting this video. This is something which I was looking for. Did you weigh your yield of paddy grains? Also please check System of Rice intensification. Ample of information is available on Google. Rice crop does not require flooded conditions.
Hi Laal! Lovely video you made us thank you very much! Did you weighted how much rice you could harvest from the 15 paddy seeds that you planted? Now that I learned how to grow it, I wanted to know how much I should plant based on my consumption, you see? Got really inspired by your work.
Wonderful and very patient effort. How much rice (like in grams or kg) did you get from I guess 2 Sq. ft of cultivation surface? Also did you use organic fertiliser and pesticide spray etc from time to time or just that one time cow dung mix?
You have got lots of patience , you have waited for 4 months to do this video.. A great job..
thank you :)
GixxerCruza agree👍
Yeah that's a lot of patience... I would have been annoyed after 4 days :D
@@LaalGarden HELLO BLESSINGS AND GREETINGS FROM CHICAGO USA.
YOU DID A GREAT JOB, CONGRATULATIONS.
I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU: CAN TOU PLEASE TEL ME IF I NEED THE RICE WITH THE HUSK OR I CAN USE THE REGULAR ONE I GET AT THE MARKET?
THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR COOPERATION.
SINCERELY . . .
RAY
one thing i have noticed bout growing rice is, it takes lots of time to grow but still some people wast it without thinking. this is a nice experience thanks for ur video.
My late grandmother used to make me eat every grain of rice left in the plate. Even if I leave just one grain of rice, she will get mad. Now I know why.
Now imagine how our govt treat our farmers.
Awesome video. One of the best gardening videos I've seen on TH-cam.
Thanks for those wonder words, Really made my day :)
Thank you for sharing this! I have been trying to become more self-sufficient in my eating habits, and rice was one of the few items I was worried I wouldn't be able to grow at home. This has been so helpful!
Thank you so much for this video! You gave me confidence that rice can be grown in containers! =)
Yes, Paddy cam be grown very very easily, only getting the rice from it is not so easy in home :(
Well, this was just so interesting to watch. What a long time for you to compile this. Well done. I bought wild rice from Manitoba and want to grow this in old garden bathtubs outside. I'm happy to have found your video. Thank you for taking the time to show us how to do it small scale. Alberta Canada.
very nice. smart ideas for de-husking and cooking with polished rice. hand pounding was used prior to milling machines.
The other thing is people have gown paddy without standing water. Reason behind standing water is to keep weeds low is what they say.
Thanks very-much for that info
Yes I don’t claim to know this too well either, but there exists varieties of rice that people in the mountains grow called “upland rice”. And according to google pictures, it is grown on steep hills where water cannot be paddied. I am very interested in trying these varieties somehow:)
Wonderful video. From Start to Finish! Very detailed and complete. Much superior to other videos, you show everything needed to do and plan. I want to plant and grow black rice for my own. I don't eat much rice, so I thought it would be interesting to grow it for myself. I am surprised and pleased to find a video like yours. You give a good feeling of confidence and competence, patience and planning. Much appreciated. Thank You!
This has been one of the greatest video of all time which i ever saw. I have been searching a easy to understand and simple video to grow paddy at home. Now, i will do it for sure and will tell you once it is done. Thankyou sister.
Appreciate your effort and patience.
This is one of the rare uploads in the TH-cam
👍👍👍👍👍
WOW.......Its a great fundamental and simple explanation of how its done......Specially to those of us that come from a bread staple backgrounds.....Thank You.
Thank you so much, I have learned everything that I wanted to learn from Rice farming. Thank you again
Welcome :-)
So much hard work just for a small amount of rice! Amazing.
Enough to eat
You did great job believe me! and don't ever worry about who ever criticize you dear. well done 👍🙌
Simply Amazing!! WOW! Great Video. Keep up the Great Work....I'm going to try it.
I just ordered some rice seeds from aliExpress, your video gave me a good idea how to start using things we al have around our houses. Great vid. Tnx
sir..my name is nageswara rao. from andhra Pradesh .i need to red peddy seed . if u have the seed. then where i get it. ple....help me sir goodnight
Hats off to farmers for providing food to everyone one
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I have a different feeling about rice from now on. It's so precious!
Totally traditional way of doing it.
Very nice & dramatic. TQ
Congratulations LG. You motivated me to do my first pilot project among my small circle community here.
Welcome :-)
What a fantastic video! Exactly the detail someone thinking about growing rice needs! Thank you very very much.
Would you discuss a bit about the "polishing" process? Is it more of the same rubbing type process like removing the husk? Can the red rice be cooked as is but longer to allow a softening of the shell or does it remain hard/crunchy?? Thank you for this great video! Even though it is small scale the process had all the details that are rarely shown when done in large scale. I guess they assume that everyone already knows the steps. If we did why would we need an instruction?😆 Again, thank you!
I admire your patience and passion for making this video. Rice is one of my favorite foods and have often thought of trying this as well. But wow there's a lot involved in this process. Thank you for this amazing demonstration.
Welcome :)
Good info. I've always wanted to grow my own rice
A mixer might be able to remove the husks
i am going to grow rice summer 2019. thanks for your info.
ratoneJR me as well
did you do it?
Thank you for the excellent videos with your very helpful explanations! Keep up the good work. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
thank you :)
Wow, wow😃God bless you for sharing.
Very well done video. You speak very well and I understood everything. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing such a simple guide in growing rice in pots you are truly wonderful and generous^^
WOW, that is awesome !!!
Thank you for this video. I do a lot of container gardening here in Hawaii USA, and I am going to try this method for rice.
The whole process needs a lot of patience..Also you made a proud moment to your life.
Got an idea for a change of water. Put a hole in the side at the bottom and use cork in the hole to retain the water. This will allow the water to be collected to use other places as tea for the garden.
excellent ..
great patience..
Laal Garden, Welcome back!. Your video of growing Sitaphal/Custard apple and Papaya plant in container inspired me to plant them in containers.
I planted 2 Red Lady Taiwan papaya seedlings, 1 Sitaphal grown from seed and 1 Ramphal plant propagated via Air Layering....all in containers..they are showing good growth...Earlier I was hesitant to plant these in containers...
Hope to see them fruiting this year itself :-)
Thanks!
Rajiv S what is ramphal
Haseeb Ahmed Search for Annona Reticulata. Fruit is similar to Sugar Apple/Custard Apple/Sharifa/Sitaphal.
Great to know that, But i think you have to give little bit more time for Sitaphal and Ramphal :)
Even i was hesitant to plant them, i grew up seeing them growing happily on fertile land, but as a city dwellers we don't have much choice :(
To husk the rice, I would try putting the rice between two layers of cheesecloth and rolling it (not too hard) with a stone rolling pin.
Great video really simple but complete.
Keep on making these amazing videos, thanks.
By far the best growing rice at home video on youtube. Asians must be born with a green thumb. lol
Thanks for complements
🎉Watched with interest and gratefulness...
🎉You did a great job. Nice explanation.
🎉 You did enough.... still I wished you offered a rough measurement like: how many grams seedlings, and end result like a kilo or so🙏🙏🙏.
Thanks, anyway.
Can you process it the same as you do wheat? If so you can use a food processor to beat the husk from the rice and then winnow it like wheat by dropping it in the wind into a clean bucket, the wind will blow the husk/chaff from the rice.
Thank you for this wonderful video. Very interesting. You provided wonderful narration for the whole process.
Thanks for this vid. I am excited to do my own experiment on this. Anyway, have you noted how much rice (in grams) did your paddy yield?
Awsome job. Thankyou for sharing
Loved the video. I'm trying to work on growing more of my own food. At this time my space is small but I think this is something I would like to try. I appreciate the time you took over the 4 months to be able to go step by step in the process. Thanks!!!
Very well job... Thanks for sharing with us. 😊
I absolutely love your video! It is one of the best I've seen on TH-cam. I appreciate the simplicity and detail of your presentation. You truly did a great job. Thank you for publishing this video, it is very educational. God bless you.
Thank you very much for those kind words.
This is amazing. Are mosquitoes a problem?
Wow inspiring n full of patience, thank you for the video's
very good effort making this video. help me appreciate and understand better how my daily meals are grown
thank you for your time and video. it was very informative and well done. I now want to try it.
Very nice job 👍
Very informative. Will try it in my garden.
Thank you. Your video was so detailed and interesting.
Great upload. Have always wanted to try my hand at cultivating paddy at home myself. Hope I get the required saplings.
Hey ma'am should I wait until the stems get as long as yours? I'm trying to grow wild rice..but they have short stems its been a week.
You need to wait.Slowly you ll see flowers.
thank god finally your video comes....I was waiting from a long time
Yes, i agree it took lot of time :) hopefully you can notice the improvement in production quality of our new video.
Laal Garden-yes...and keep making such wonderful videos...and u r too cute
:)
Aman tulsian great
Its very appreciating. You have patience to get few amount of grain which is i think is not good enough for single people.
That's a lot of rice from so few plants. I think it's a crop that could be done on a small scale to yield a good quantity, based on what you've demonstrated. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Laal, very interesting. Im a new subscriber. Love 💕 ur videos.
Wonderful video, many thanks
Very nice video,I vl also try dis in my home.
Waaw, really nice, I'll also do different crops in my terrice and my back yard, once i learn the process, I'll take some land in remote areas to do farming.
thanku
Amazing video! Thank you so much for making this! Absolutely informative! Thank you
can i plant it with those commercially bought soil?
Yes sure, it will go in those as well
Most unique video on a gardening channel .. BEST ... please add more videos ... dont see any updates on your channel ...
Good job! Really nice video! 👏🏻
I really got interested to grow rice from rice. I am looking for information. This video really helps.
I ain’t sure if grocery store rice can germinate over here in the Netherlands, but I will try, same with all the other plants they said “you can’t grow that here” (for example garlic in the winter)
Fabulous informative patient video. Thank you so much for this. 💕🌾🌱🌿
Excellent presentation, thank you !
The plants roots it won't get spoil without Darin holes sis i had may doubts but afte seeing ur Vedio all douts gone now iam ready to plant paddy
I wonder if you put a removable drain near the bottom to make cycling water easier
HATS OFF TO YOUR EFFORT "MAM"
VIDEO IS VERY INFORMATIVE.
Great job Madam, like it very much, (paddy from seeds to rice) it's a good lesion for our children too, who know only rice on a dinning table.
Very true ...
Awesome video. Appreciate the hard work you have put in this project and video.
Thank you for your help in understanding how to grow it!
Great video. I have some rice seeds but I don't know if they will germinate, since I got them years ago, but I have nothing to do, so I'm going to try. Loved that it was step by step throughout 4 months.
In countries where the rice grows, in natural conditions, for planting of quite big seedlings, people apparently stand in water. I wonder how is possible that the fields do retain the water, is that water the result of raining season, which indicates when to saw seeds?
Awesome. I have been eating rice all my life and somehow came across this video. So much work to get rice into an edible form. Makes me feel guilty abou buying rice so cheaply in the US.
I wanted to grow a container of wheat just for the heck of it . Now I may give a container of rice a shot as well. I think by doing a double container I can drain the water easier. then poor out the water out of the outer container then put them back together and rewater.
I also loved your video, you took great care & investment of time & I thank you for my learning experience!
Brilliant video. I am going to try this. Hope I have the patience lol. You did a wonderful job.
Very nice , thats a good experiment
Wow !! It's good beyond my words !
Love Your Videos And You Too Plz Make More Vdos
I'm going to try this for sure
you deserve a salut mam! never know that the rice i ate has so much difficulty .. Thanks a lot
That's very true, we have to salute our farmers for all of these.
What a great experiment! I have a couple of questions....how hot do your summers get? and did you grow the rice in the full sun? I live in S Australia and our summers are extremely hot : ( If the high 40,s are too much I can always find some shade...I think. Another question: what about mosquitoes when the water is standing and it's still? Thanks. You video was a long time ago so you might not see this post , never mind : )
Nice video and nice music !
U look great 😍😍❤️
Excellent Video!! Can you please tell when to stop the irrigation to the rice....Thank you and best wishes for your new Projects :-)
I reduced the level of watering after the grains started to turn brown.
This is awesome.. very informative & inspirational
Thank you for posting this video. This is something which I was looking for. Did you weigh your yield of paddy grains? Also please check System of Rice intensification. Ample of information is available on Google. Rice crop does not require flooded conditions.
Good, keep it up, can you make video for growing corns as well
Very nice video. Keep it up. Also do let me know per paddy seed how many kernels you get.
Amazing video! thank you so much for sharing!!!
Hi Laal! Lovely video you made us thank you very much! Did you weighted how much rice you could harvest from the 15 paddy seeds that you planted? Now that I learned how to grow it, I wanted to know how much I should plant based on my consumption, you see? Got really inspired by your work.
Wonderful and very patient effort. How much rice (like in grams or kg) did you get from I guess 2 Sq. ft of cultivation surface? Also did you use organic fertiliser and pesticide spray etc from time to time or just that one time cow dung mix?
Very good video. It taught me a lot. Thank you