November 21, 2024

VIDEO: How to Grow Celery – Complete Growing Guide


Celery is something many gardeners wish they could grow but have no
success with getting it to look anything like the celery in the store.
This growing guide will help you not only grow celery just like you see
in the store, but also do it organically! Enjoy!
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24 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Grow Celery – Complete Growing Guide

  1. Celery starts are nowhere to be had in my area. I grow from seed no problem. Just drop the seeds in a well lit room and thin when transplant. A good moisture regulating soil mix is great. If you grow in good compost like he says, it takes care of the ph issue. I have clay soil, so I dig a hole like I do for tomatoes and fill with compost and plant in that. Consistent water is important. I had no need to blanch my celery if I water CONSISTENTLY.

  2. Up here, we put the 2 L milk cartons around the plant once it gets bigger. We cut off the top of the carton and bottom off, so the carton can be placed over the celery plant with the tops sticking up out the top, and then it grows beautiful big tops and huge stalks that are protected from the sun by the milk carton, and when you harvest them, you have to pull them out of the carton or just cut the carton off it and it always fills the carton with its stalks. It get HUGE inside there. Wild celery grows in boggy areas, and we have found if you want your celery to not be woody, they need more water than suggested here. Not boggy, but they are very thirsty vegetables, and if they don't get enough the stalks will be woody, tough, and sinewy.

  3. @1:05 … lol me yesterday thinning out 20 plants from 1 cell haha Thank god, some other gardener showed a good video how to do it by submerging them in water. Shake shake shake and very gentle, and lots of patience

  4. Thanks for this! I'm growing celery for the first time and wondered why people recommended using cardboard milk cartons after blanching for celery. Now I know. Thanks!

  5. I'm making my first attempt at celery this year (I'm in middle TN). I'm going to try growing it in a big pot on the patio so I can move it around to follow the sun. I haven't been able to find "starts" so I'm just going to have to try this from seed. But thanks for the tip on blanching! That was great information!

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