This video explains how I divide globe artichoke plants to make new ones for the coming season without having to re-sow seed. www.selfsufficientme.com
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Oooo… shiney new intro! and some nice shots at the end too. Nice video mate.
Thanks so much for the information on dividing artichokes, Mark! We've found a cold hardy artichoke that should survive our winters, so this information will come in very handy.
Awesome video Mark. Not a topic I've come across before on Web or YouTube, when I was researching for planting my artichokes last year. My 3 survived the summer but look pretty ordinary. Pretty sure they were seedlings and so didn't have enough growth to send out pups. Reckon I'd probably still think of em as a perennial. They don't thrive through summer but most regrow in the cooler weather? Looking forward to globes this spring!
Great vid! I have only recently started growing artichokes and will be definitely giving this a go. Cheers!
Wonderful information Mark!
Thank you very much for this perfect video on this process. It helped me decide how I now will divide my artichoke plants here in Denmark 🙂
I live in Central California, no humidity, but 85-100 all summer, I have grown artichokes successfully here for 8 years, they get afternoon shade, from my grape vines, in the high heat of summer, when they are stumped down, I will get an Autumn (Sept Oct Nov) crop, the crop is not as big, and I usually prune lightly, and not stump the plants in the winter, after watching your video, I can divide more successfully, thanks.
I keep trying to grow artichokes and fail. I planted 10 seeds, ALL BUT ONE TOOK BUT THEY are not growing large enough to plant out. I then bought plants and they are not growing much better, Are they really slow growers? I planted them in fertile soil. They are only about 2 inches after a few months. What is wrong? thanks
Does this apply to Jerusalem artichokes?
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What do you do if you have say 5 or 6 pups??? do you leave them for next season or do you only leave one per root ball??? Thank you
Great video Mark. Good recommendations. I’m looking forward to getting my spade out to divide my artichokes 😉
Can the artichokes survive winter on Ohio I have a couple plants I start by seed and they look great thanks
I didn't see you divide the root ball. I saw two globe artichoke plants. You dug one up and told us to divide the root ball, but you didn't show how to do that. You really know what you're doing. Can you please post a video that shows the dividing of the root ball?
Spot on video Mark, good knowledge for the arsenal
I watch a lot of gardening videos and your the only one I see that transplants correctly by pressing the soil and packing it tightly around the roots! everyone else plants them in loosely and I guarantee most of them wilt and stress before they recover and take off again! When transplanting my starts and seedlings I pack them in as tight as i can and they never wilt and always take off immediately and strong!!
All I wanted was to see u propagate the damn thing life story of u and plant not necessary
This is honestly the video I was hoping would pop up in my feed, have a couple unruly plants..
My artichokes dont grow big at all. What can i do?