November 21, 2024

9 thoughts on “VIDEO: A little seed saving

  1. Good tips.   When the plants get near the end the flower drops, I cut the plant off at the roots and bring it in for the seeds to dry.   The plant has enough energy to complete the process of the seeds.      Thanks for sharing.

  2. Wow, with so many flowers in your garden, you've been quite busy my buddy,…..not many nasturtiums, seed and plants available over here, last thursday a lady who sells potted plants had a 9" in diameter pot with an aloe vera plant in the middle, surrounded by beautiful, healthy-lookin' nasturtiums(like yours), she was asking 50 pesos for the pot, but once aloe vera gets started it turns into a weed, lol…any chance of selling me some nasturtium seeds? Uprated and thanx for sharin'! 

  3. Nice update, Jay!
    I`m looking foreward to taste the borage. Got some seeds from @Southpaw Davey I`ll be sowing next season. You are getting a nice collection of edible plants there.
    The last years I`ve been trying to taste and eat more things that are new for me. Just for fun I took a bite of a squash flower earlier in the summer, as a taste test. (Inspired by other YT-gardeners). I got very positive surprised with the flavor of them, and can`t get enough. 🙂

    All the best,
    Halvor.

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