The next episode in our completely organic, complete growing guide
series! I can’t believe we have not yet done one on basil, but I guess
we haven’t so here we go! In this epiosde we are going to discuss how
to grow basil when it comes to pruning, spacing, fertilizing, watering,
temperature, and variety selection. Give basil a try!
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Planted a 3×3 bed of basil this year. I'd like to see how to harvest the seeds and when to do so.
I love basil. It’s so good. I think I bought every kind of basil seed that you sell Luke and so far they’re looking good! Fixing to put them in the ground so I had to research the sun requirements. Thank you!
How about tulsi? You always see it with flowers
So talkative
I recently planted sweet basil and is receiving 5-6 hours of direct sunlight but I'm noticing the leaves are drying out even though the soil is still moist. Should I reduce the sunlight?
I just started to grow basil this year, please show a video how to harvest.
My only problem is knowing when to do the first pruning on a new plant for bushier plants. This year we’re growing sweet basil. Next year I want to grow spicy basil
Rain kills it
Hi, I just planted a sweet basil. It was perfect when I watch your video. We have enourmous sunlight 6-8 hrs,from our place. I am excited to see my basil grow. Thanks for your insights.
Hi, is your raise beds 4-6 inches high. Do I need to put wood chips in the ground.,My ground crops are not growing well because of the fruit trees, rambutan, pomelo and lanzones within the 300sq area. Thanks for your videos. More power.
In my terrasse garden, all in containers, Basil is typically the biggest plant there. The scent and taste of Basil are just the best. Thank you for your guide and helpful information!
"Ok, so how about just you go see your sister, and I'll stay here and pinch the basil."
I’ve got 5 different basil growing I’ve found dark opal purps do best with little care in my backyard microclimate
I am looking for a video tgat shows how to grow from the seeds…
It would also be Great to SEE how to Harvest Basil seeds…
We live in northern Alberta. Will it do well in the greenhouse
Aye not only a video about growing basil but also in the same state as me, very helpful
Finally.. a ten minute video instead of fifty lol… I might try to finish this one…
Basils the type of plant to grow where you don’t want it to lol
I "plate seeded" my basil, with a wet paper towel and plastic covered 5/2. Once it got a tiny bit bigger I carefully ripped the paper towel apart with tweezers and put each seedling, with paper towel still attached to tiny root into baby pots. Then on the window sill. It's end of June and they are now still only about 2 1/2 to 3 inches tall. I have never babied any plant so much in my life. It's taking forever!
Man, this guy talks too much
I bought some Basil seeds from an Asian store and non of the seeds germinate and grew. Whats up with that, thanks
Do you start seeds inside? I had no luck in direct sow.
Not much of useful info. This is not even close to complete guide. When to start growing, how to seed, how to harvest, how to get seeds to plant next year, how to grow during winter at home (I am going to), signs of problems dry/over watering/nutrition deficiencies, and so on and so forth.
I love your videos! Can you do more videos on herbal gardens. In particular dill, tarragon and rosemary. Thank you sir! Blessings
Will basil winter over in cold states like NY?
Danke!!!! I live in Michigan and recently purchased some plants to make my home look a little better, and one of them happened to be this useful plant!
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