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768K views · 22K reactions | Three Secrets to High Pepper Yields | IClara | IClara · Original audio

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Saving Tomato Seeds

349K views · 57K reactions | Saving Tomato Seeds! 🍅🌱 Tomatoes are some of my favourite crops to grow in the vegetable garden and saving your own seeds is super simple and satisfying too! 😊🍅 First, always try to select the best and fully ripe tomatoes to save from, and choose only un-hybridised open pollinated varieties, so avoid any with an F1 on the packet as they won’t reproduce true to variety. 🌱😕 If saving seed from a larger variety, like beefsteak, I would slice the tomato in half and open it up to reveal the seed cavities, then scoop out the seeds with a spoon or something similar and add to a glass jar or cup. 🫙🍅 If saving from a cherry tomato, it’s super simple, just give them a good squeeze. 🍅👌🏼 Top up the container with water to aid in fermentation, this will remove the germination inhibiting substance that surrounds the seed. 😊👍🏻 Then cover with a cloth or something similar to prevent fruit flies and odour and let sit for 3-4 days. I always make a nice pasata sauce with the left over tomatoes. 🍅😋 If mould develops, don’t worry that’s normal, but remove any seeds that float and then add more water and rinse and pour until the water runs clear. 💦🍅 Then pour through a fine strainer, give them a quick rinse to remove any of the remaining pulp and lay them out onto a plate or paper, spacing them apart before letting them dry for a couple of days. The seed will then be ready to be stored for next year, and I just pop them in a craft envelope and label. 😊👍🏻🍅🌱 So do you save your own tomato seeds? #seedsaving #growyourownfood #vegetablegarden #gardeningtips #organicgardening | Jamie Walton | Nettles & Petals | nettlesandpetals · Original audio

349K views · 57K reactions | Saving Tomato Seeds! 🍅🌱 Tomatoes are some of my favourite crops to grow in the vegetable garden and saving your own seeds is super simple and satisfying too! 😊🍅 First, always try to select the best and fully ripe tomatoes to save from, and choose only un-hybridised open pollinated varieties, so avoid any with an F1 on the packet as they won’t reproduce true to variety. 🌱😕 If saving seed from a larger variety, like beefsteak, I would slice the tomato in half and open it up to reveal the seed cavities, then scoop out the seeds with a spoon or something similar and add to a glass jar or cup. 🫙🍅 If saving from a cherry tomato, it’s super simple, just give them a good squeeze. 🍅👌🏼 Top up the container with water to aid in fermentation, this will remo

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250K views · 26K reactions | Plant your own Garlic 🧄 and you’ll Never have to Buy it Again! 😊👍🏻 Garlic is such an easy plant to grow and save seed from, and now is the time to plant it here in the UK or similar climates.🧄 It is also a great crop to keep garden beds full throughout winter, and they do not take up much space so can be a companion for many other crops as they grow! 🧄🍅🌱🌼 There are two main types of garlic: Hard-neck is generally better for cooler climates or outdoor growing, They have a rigid stalk that stems from the center of the bulb and produce flowering stems known as scapes. Soft-neck varieties are better suited to warmer climates or growing under cover, they produce leaves rather than stem, generally produce more cloves per bulb, and they store for longer. You could plant store bought, but they can carry disease and are often sprayed with anti-sprouting agents. So I wouldn’t bother. 😕🧄 To plant I just break up the bulbs into separate cloves and plant them with the wider end downwards and the pointy end around 2.5cm below the soil surface and around 12cm apart. 📏 The cloves can easily be sown directly into a pot, container or raised bed. But I generally sow them directly into the ground and mulch with compost. 🪴 8-9 months later you’ll have an abundance of fresh garlic! 🧄😊👍🏻 Remove the scapes, when they form if growing hard neck varieties to ensure larger bulbs and these have a nice mild garlicky flavour. 😋 Then harvest bulbs from around July onwards, once the top growth has begun to die back. Leave the bulbs to dry in the sun for a few days and then store in a cool dry place until needed. 🧄☀️ Just be sure to save some of the best to replant next season. 😊🌱 So will you be planting garlic this season? #growyourownfood #gardeningtips #vegetablegarden #gardening #garlic | Jamie Walton | Nettles & Petals | nettlesandpetals · Original audio

250K views · 26K reactions | Plant your own Garlic 🧄 and you’ll Never have to Buy it Again! 😊👍🏻 Garlic is such an easy plant to grow and save seed from, and now is the time to plant it here in the UK or similar climates.🧄 It is also a great crop to keep garden beds full throughout winter, and they do not take up much space so can be a companion for many other crops as they grow! 🧄🍅🌱🌼 There are two main types of garlic: Hard-neck is generally better for cooler climates or outdoor growing, They have a rigid stalk that stems from the center of the bulb and produce flowering stems known as scapes. Soft-neck varieties are better suited to warmer climates or growing under cover, they produce leaves rather than stem, generally produce more cloves per bulb, and they store for longer.

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467K views · 14K reactions | There are four tips to increase tomato yield | IClara | IClara · Original audio

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Growing Celery

Patio Container Gardening

7.2K reactions · 1K shares | This is my second year growing celery from seed, but I just learned about Blanching and celery last month. What a difference it makes! | Rachel Lynn Makes | Wheeler · what was I made for? (Instrumental)

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Growing Tomato Plants

Garden Tomatoes

1.9M views · 28K reactions | Three tips for high tomato yields #garden #gardening #planting #plants #plant #gardeningtips #farming #gardentools #vegetablegarden #homegardening #homegarden #tomato #tomatoes | Garden and Planting Tips | Garden and Planting Tips · Original audio

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Being Self Sufficient

Growing Your Own Food

3.8K views · 3.3K reactions | 🐌 Have you heard of a soil snail? I saw @faridasober doing this method in the spring. I had already started my seeds, so I wasn’t able to try it. I used soil from @greenvalleynursery_claremore 🥬Since I’m starting my fall garden, I thought this was the perfect time to try her method out. 👖I recommend using a heavy canvas or denim fabric because it’s stronger and won’t rot as quickly. 🌱Learning how to start your own seeds is the first step in growing your own food and being self sufficient. 🍅I love being able to garden because I’ve been able to stop buying a lot of things from the grocery store. 🥕If you want to be able to feel secure in knowing you can provide for yourself, save money by growing your own food, and not worry about the poisons being sprayed on your food, you’re in the right place! 💚Leave me the word “FALL” in the comments and I’ll send you the link to my fall gardening guide. #growyourownfood #growingfood #gardening #backyardgarden #vegetablegarden #sustainability #organicgardening #beginnergardener #containergarden #fallgarden #yearroundgardening #raisedgardenbeds | Angel Gist | perkyplantparent · Original audio

3.8K views · 3.3K reactions | 🐌 Have you heard of a soil snail? I saw @faridasober doing this method in the spring. I had already started my seeds, so I wasn’t able to try it. I used soil from @greenvalleynursery_claremore 🥬Since I’m starting my fall garden, I thought this was the perfect time to try her method out. 👖I recommend using a heavy canvas or denim fabric because it’s stronger and won’t rot as quickly. 🌱Learning how to start your own seeds is the first step in growing your own food and being self sufficient. 🍅I love being able to garden because I’ve been able to stop buying a lot of things from the grocery store. 🥕If you want to be able to feel secure in knowing you can provide for yourself, save money by growing your own food, and not worry about the poisons being

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Garden Garlic

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Grow Garlic

Vegetable Garden Tips

Planting Tips

Garden Vegetables

Urban Homesteading

81K views · 1.5K reactions | Grow garlic at home 🧄 #plantcare #Garden #naturelovers #plantpeople #GardenTips #houseplantdiary #gardeninspiration #tipsforgardening #sustainablegardening #backyardhomestead #mygarden #OrganicGardening #goodvibes #homegarden #UrbanGardening #GardenInspiration #growyourownfood | Happy Home Jungle | Happy Home Jungle · Original audio

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Tomato Growing Tips

Tomato Container Gardening

55K views · 1.2K reactions | planting with companian pants | Pasika Honey | Pasika Honey · Original audio

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Growing From Scraps

Planting Green Onions

Small Vegetable Gardens

895K views · 36K reactions | One Herb that you can grow year round, either in water or in soil is GREEN ONION! How do you grow green onion? From Seeds or Scraps ? . I love growing from scraps, quick and easy ! . HOW? - Cut about 3” from the root ( or shorter than that) - Plant 1”-2” into soil, water and you will almost see the new shoot growing the same day. - harvest often, the more you harvest, the more it grow. It’s very convenient and my kids love the green part. . . . . . . | Visakha Mao | James Quinn · A Gentle Sunlight

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