Try separating the leaves before dividing the bulbs

this method killed my store bought plant. You just can't take them apart when they are grown like this the roots bedcomes waaaay too damaged. Thanks ... great advice

Plant Lovage 1/16 inch deep. They need sunlight to germinate...

I bought a lovage transplant several years ago and planted it in a corner of my garden. It did ok for a few years but this spring it simply exploded! Great celery flavour!

8 its fukosima fun pots fruit too

Can you split the bulbs?

Roter Sauerklee, Brasilianischer Sauerklee, Roter Glücksklee, wie auch immer genannt. Eine der, ja ich habe mehrere Töpfe, wenigen, es waren drei verschiedene Pflanzenarten, die ich vor meiner Reise nach Bad Bramstedt beruhigt in meiner Wohnung zurücklassen konnte. Schuppenartige Rhizome, die einer sehr langen Ananas ähneln, sichern ihr Überleben. Ich gebe zu, fast nie, ja diesesmal (Bad Bramstedt) die Winterruhe einzuhalten. Im Sonnenschein wirken die Blätter, gerade von oben, fast bräunlich, in der Regel aber von einer pinken Zeichnung markiert. Relativ häufige zartrosafarbene Blüten bringen Leben ins Bild. Der absolute Hammer ist allerdings, dass die Pflanze auf dem Fensterbrett zwischen mehreren Grünpflanzen, da sich die Blätter nach der Lichtquelle ausrichten, durch das durchscheinende Sonnenlicht einen rot anmutenden Farbklecks zwischen dem anderen Grün hervorrufen. Ach so, dass sie ab und zu extrem preiswert in Baumärkten usw. erhältlich ist, liegt bestimmt daran, dass die Rhizome sich im Topf oder Kübel extrem vermehren. Jede Teilung der "Wurzelballen" wird von der Pflanze gedankt. Im Sommer auf der Terasse oder auf dem Balkon auch im Balkonkasten. Entweder Winterruhe, frostfrei natürlich, oder durchkultiviert. Essbar, also nicht giftig, obwohl, wie bei Rhabarber, etwas zuviel Oxalsäure. Die Aussage mit dem "nicht winterfest" könnte ich durchaus infrage stellen. Ein paar der in den Garten meiner Mutter gesetzten Exemplare haben sich nicht nur im Garten sondern auch über den Komposthaufen als überaus überlebenswillig erwiesen. Und doch, der rötlich erscheinende Farbklecks am Fenster, fast im ganzen Jahr, löst bei mir, ja, Gärtner, Blumenfuzzi usw., Glücksgefühle aus. Erstaunlich, wie leicht Freude und Lebenswillen erzeugt werden kann. Und nicht Aufgeben, überdüngt, mag sie gar nicht, oder auch überwässert, sie kommt wieder!

Whoa! That's scary how close they grow alongside hemlock. Thanks for this video, I'm growing chervil from seed for my French cooking needs. I'm not sure if it grows in my area, northwest Florida. I'm just now getting into it.

Have you ever had to deal with 'rust' on these purple oxalis? My 3 plants, in London, UK, appeared 'clean' when i bought them about 3 months ago, but I had not seen the disease before, so I did not check for it. I took them out of the original pots and replanted into a large window-ledge trough but now the undersides of many leaves are badly affected. I took off most of the leaves on the worst affected plant, and that appears to have halted the spread, but obviously it weakens the plant, and now the 2 others are both somewhat affected. How should I proceed with over-wintering them, and restarting them next spring? I have seen high-potash feed recommended on USA sites, but do not know what to buy in UK- or what else to do instead?

I’ve tried this but feels like I’ve broken loads of roots , but still giving it a go

Thank you for your very clear demonstration on how to divide and care for this lovely plant, you also nailed the watering info for me too 🙏 I agree that there’s no need to buy plants. I love to get cuttings from friends and family and bring them on that way whenever I see the plant I remember the friend, my garden is full of friends 👍

My Shamrock plant looks very much like yours, grown from a single stem that was given to me years ago. I've been wanting to repot it for years after seeing a friend's potted in a large, oblong pot - it was absolutely perfect for the way this plant grows, but I always chicken out 😂 I have to go for it now though as I will be gifting a portion to my son's tutor (who has never left my home without first walking over to the plant to admire it. I swear I cringed watching you separate the stems, I can't get it out of my head that I'm not breaking up a family lol (I totally feel awesome about this process now that I know they get angry 😂) It's now or never I guess, thank you!

Thank you Hannah 👍

Cheers Hannah, very helpful.

Beautiful Hannah, you keep growing. You seem to know what you're doing.... Great stuff.

Keep growing Hannah.

It’s such a shame your channel didn’t take off, you’re a great presenter and the videos are very well shot and edited, and the audio is brilliant! Thank you for your help in repotting my basil!

Oh it really does respond to what you do to it. Open a Curtain for more light or move it, or soak the bottom in the sink a few minutes, turn it in another direction, transplants, thinning, on & on. Sometimes it feels like a pet, it reacts. Love them! Mine were outside and I brought it in inside, it pouted & then boy it flourished. Now If I take it outside it has a hissy fit. Love them!

Will it be tight and nice ?? So a little thin? I have one like that. I need advice☺🌱

Would you have to repeat the process again one the pant has grown after a few weeks?

When did you actually plant them? Its May 3rd and I'm thinking I need to get mine up the allotment as they are still in greenhouse and taking up space!! (south England)

Would be useful to know what kind of soil you're repotting it in.

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Basil got lost in Walmart and the gang forgot about him

I really love this plant... Thank you so much for presentation..

My mom gave me an oxalis that happened into a plant I gifted her on Mother’s Day. It was in a 12” clay pot, and 8 yrs later, remains. I put in outside in shade all summer, and back inside in a sunny spot all winter. My mother’s been gone nearly six years, and soon I’ll attempt to divide and share. I’m in western Massachusetts, and today it’s 9°F. Thank you!

what soil do you use for basil? does the soil need to put in the open place for a while from the bag before to put in the new pot to let the basil plant in?

hi! will this plant live even if you replant those with roots only? (that is, those withouth bulbs in them, just roots and the leaves)

Has anyone has dramas taking cuttings from hydroponically grown basil and trying to grow those cuttings outdoors once they have a root system?

What kind of soil are you using or tips on what kind to use?

I love plants 💖

Wow 😍 bellissima pianta💚

Good guidence about Oxalia. Nice sharing.

O wish the camera was closer so that I can see as you break it up and separate it

Can I have one please? 🙏🏼

I have one which I have had for over 20 years its in a large pot but I've never repoted it . Maybe I should but it is blooming beautifully, and ofcourse it goes dormant in the winter. I have also got a new one grown from a corner of a leaf which i put in soil and watered a little when dry .

Also a little thing you missed, don't water the leaves because it can cause fungus to grow so try to water the soil only

Nice one

Thank you good tips no one else told me

Quick and easy. Thank you miss.

I find this person extremely likable and charming! I just bought some chervil established from an amazing nursery I just found close by in my new location. I bought 12 herbs, 4 staples, 2 for the cats (catmint and catnip) and then 6 herbs I've never seen before. With 12 clay teracotta pots for an amazing price! It's the most excitement ever lol....... now I just wana make sure I keep em alive, ergo, youtube research :))))

should i give the basil plants baby Bio some time?

I don't have grit but I live on a beach. Can I use sterilized sand as grit?

Love my shamrock plants. I have a green leaf with white flowers, I also have a purple with purple flowers and my newest plant is a green leaf with purple flowers.

basil likes to be crowded just needs a much bigger pot

Mine got shocked 😅😅😅

i have this oxalis green plant or butterfly plant.. im afraid to transfer in other pot.. thank you for your help now i can make transfer more and grow them beautifully ☺️😍❤️

Lovely

Mine loves crushed eggshells and coffee grounds. They cause the leaves to turn a very dark lush purple. I also only use collected rain water to water them! This plant originated in Brazil. The leafs and flowers are edible in small quantities. It thrives in acidic soil so about every three months sprinkle the plant with coffee grounds.

Bah-sil