Autumn & Winter Sown Sweet Peas
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Everything you need to know about Sweet Peas!
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I love sweet peas,have grown up with them,good information for anyone starting out,I 'm the same I just find places to put them,glad you love them too,thanks for sharing!❤😊
By far the best video I’ve seen on growing sweet peas, I’m new to your channel and have now subscribed. Thank you.
I’m a first year grower of sweet peas. Thanks to your video, I nipped my seedlings today. They’ve been in loo roll tubes, in a small cold frame since day 1, a month old now, and I intend to grow them over an arch way outside my kitchen door. Fingers crossed!
Enjoyable content, thankyou, from a new sub!
Great video, thanks...will hopefully get my Sweet Peas coming on "just in time"....and bought the root trainer too! Very informative!
Just found your channel. Pray all is well. Hope you keep posting videos. Found this one very helpful. Thank you.
Hi lovely video, very pleased to meet you, I started to grow sweet peas 2 seasons ago and wouldn't do without them now 😀 I will definitely keep a look out for your future videos so we can enjoy these darling plants together
Maureen from Liverpool x
what a comprehensive and clear video i will be growing my sweet peas later this week very enjoyable to watch thankyou xx
Thank you Helen - happy sweet pea growing!
I sowed my sweet peas yesterday, so fingers crossed!
It is my first year growing sweet peas. Lots of thanks for the information in your video. I was unsure if I should transplant my seedlings just yet as we are in the middle of winter, but they are outgrowing the seed trays I started them in. It's helpful to hear you put them in a secondary pot before transplanting in March. Many thanks again!
They are my favourite flowers their smell is lovely iam going to try and grow some
I just ran across this video and it is so good! Do you have more and/or are you still doing videos? Have so much to learn, and so far I am loving you channel.
Hi Camille - thank you! I post more often on my instagram account - come follow me there: instagram.com/the.floral.project/
I’m your 500th subscriber! I’m growing sweet peas for the first time this season and am looking forward to seeing their lovely flowers 😁
That is so cool - thank you 500th subscriber!
How are they doing? I am still waiting for mine to flower.
Thank you so much for posting this video.
I sowed my sweet peas last week and half have already germinated and half of those are very leggy! This has really helped me understand the process. My first attempt ever at sowing seeds!! So excited! Thank you x
You are very welcome - can't wait to share more pictures of them all flowering!
This has just reminded me, I need to get some compost over the weekend and get mine in.
I Love sweet peas
- AJ
Where is the link for buying root trainers please?
@@janeaccount283 I don’t know
Brilliant video 3rd year growing sweet pea going to try it this way thisbyear as it didn't work out too well last year:)
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Great video!
Gorgeous video you are ahead of me but I’m after you , hopefully
thanks
I just stumbled across your video. What brought me here was the tray which I wanted to learn more info. Thank you so much. Is sweet peas the only flower seed you use the trays with? I’m now starting from the beginning of your videos. Please keep them up for us beginners
Hi there, so pleased ... I’ve just found your channel by chance and subscribed. I’m in England too, down in Essex, so looking forward to catching up with your videos. Did you pre-moisten your soil first.
Good Video. Your plants look very similar to mine. I was worried they are a bit leggy. I was waiting until they had two sets of leaves before pinching out. I sowed on Christmas day so they are three weeks tomorrow. It is nice to see your roots. I haven't looked at mine. Mine are outside today getting a bit of wind therapy.
Next year I must remember to fill the root trainers in the autumn while the compost is still warm.
Thanks! You can sow your sweetpeas all the way through from October to March so don't worry - you've timed it perfectly!
Wonderful video, I have grown Sweet Peas in the past but never get long stems on the flowers, and help please.
Which season best for the sweet peas?
Great video!! Do you fertilize your sweet peas and if so, when?
I feed mine when you see the first set of flowers and with a high potassium feed to keep it flowing and get more flowers I use tomato feed.
Hello, very good information. I keep asking Amazon for these root containers but they don’t seem to sell them. I’ll keep trying. Thank you kindly.
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B072VHXQJV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_nrq6FbHDR3XGV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Very good labels from wilko. Matt surface to write on
Hi! Could we please see how they have become after 4 months? Do you know you could be my double?
Great easy to understand step by step video, thank you. Shame you are unable to answer subscriber questions though 😟
Hi Tracy - apologies - there's only me and my husband running the show here and I also have a full time job so hard to keep up with all comments and questions - come join our Facebook Group if you like - that way you can get all your questions answered there by our community! facebook.com/groups/floralproject
Ooh I will, thank you 👍
Do I have to pick all of them ??
I wish I had watched this before! I have leggy long sweet peas. Is there any way of saving them?
If they are only a week or so old - it's hard, but throw them out and start again. If you've invested more time and energy into them, repot them up to their first set of seed leaves and move them outside but under cover so they can get enough light. I did the same when I started so no sweat!
Hello mine after transplantating them into big pot the grow good and when they reach about 1 meter they become weak day by day
Any suggestions please ??
I would recommend you grow them in the ground. Not a garden expert, just from experience.
Do mice eat sweet peas once they are established in the garden?
No, they tend not to when they are sturdy little plants as you plant them out.
If I I have to pick the sweet pea ? Then I don’t have anything to look at !!
Is it normal for the lower leaves to fall off? That's what mine are doing as well.