I grew nasturtiums, no sanding or nicking, but soaked them. They were very successful. The next year I sanded them but did not soak them but was much less successful. Nonethelesd, the ones that germinated grew proliffically.

Lady, get yourself an stand mixer, it will help you a lot ❤

i have the square elite Gormet Dehydrater

Thank you so much mother more years God bless you you have helped me on that issue of a slef watering planter

Hmmmm what happened to adding onions?? Lmao!

This is exactly how my mother used to make them. She ground her beef and pork herself on one of those grinders you stick on your table. Oh the memories.

No need to nick or soak. Mine germinate fine. Even pop up all over the garden as volunteers.

I don’t nick the seed nor soak them I just throw them back in the garden and they grow fantastically.

Really enjoyed this video! Didn’t know you could grow garlic in containers like this. I will be planting in September!

Geez almost 6 minutes in before even getting into the recipe. I almost left the video.

What about the onion? It was minced but never added to the dressing.

Love how down to earth you are! Will definitely check out your blogs. Thank you for this information!

Looks great. Easy. Thanks for sharing

I bought my first pack of Nasturtium seeds last fall. I have yet to plant them as I’m not quite as confident in growing anything from seed. It’s the last week of May, so I’m assuming that it’s too late to plant them for this summer. My goal was to plant them in flower pots instead of in the ground. My seeds are called Dwarf Jewel, Non-GMO, Heirloom seeds by Gardeners Basics. The packet says to soak them up to 8 hours and then plant immediately or they will die. Will it be okay if I wait until next spring to prepare and plant my seeds? There is no date on the packet. Thanks for your advice. BTW, I’m in North Carolina in zone 8a.

I've never nicked or soaked nasturtium seeds but still have great success. I'm sure nicking and soaking makes them germinate faster, but in my own experience, I haven't found it necessary.

Very helpful! Thanks so much.

My package directions said to push into the soil but not to cover? Seeds from Eden brothers, what do you think?

Please show us how to thin these yearly!!! Love your videos

3:17 - I ordered my seeds from Amazon and I’m clipping the seeds now. I’m on seed 35 and not a single one has sunk.

I like your energy & conscience to use and pay as little as possible.

Do g float test Nasturtium, they have a cork coating but it can be rubbed off if you're so inclined. Awesome vid!

Too much talking. 😅

I just saw another recipe and no onions were added it was basically mayonnaise ketchup relish do onions have to go in

Could you tell me the spacing between the trays? I mostly do chicken feet for my puggies, and i'm having issues finding one with good spacing

the floating seeds test for viability is an horticultural myth, you can plant them all :)

Can you harvest the seeds the first year they are produced?

Good tips, thanks. Just a heads up, I couldn't see exactly how much you were nicking off the shell because your hands were out of the frame.

Use a cheese grater for the onion

I’ve successfully grown Nasturtiums from seed for a few years with no nicking, no soaking, no sanding… keep the top of the soil moist… which you should be doing anyways. And the float test is for hydrated seeds only.

I ordered a 2 pack of the beds from Amazon. They didn’t give me directions with them. 🤦🏼‍♀️ 8x4x2 is there anyway you could send me the directions somehow?

I see you have a few Birdi brand beds. Your thoughts on those in comparison?

What’s next? Heat-mat? Dome? Lights? 🤷🏽‍♀️

My raised beds warm up faster than ground soil . We use a cut milk jug to make a warm tent ( greenhouse) over the tomatoes 🍅 when we plant them in our raised beds . That works great . ❤

I live in west Mich ( Holland ) when do you start your seeds in doors ? We use them fresh and I fry them to put in tea and other dishes . They have so many good medicinal benifits . ❤❤

I bought mine from Baker Seed and filed them which was a pain . The all started and bloomed . Bought a bunch of different kinds/ colors this year 2024 ❤ great video

We love them on salads . I fry them and add them to most my dishes . ❤

Culinary bliss at its best! Each bite is a taste of pure joy

I have heard you can store the roots in a bucket of dampened soil too....just got 24 2 year old roots delivered......thx for video

thanks

Great tips and sharing your experience. I'm a new subscriber 🌞

Looks yummy❤

Nearly all will float if they’re dried properly until they soak up some water..not good advice

I am planting Music and Persian Star. This will be the firs time growing garlic so I'm excited about it!

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Looks delicious. Will try. Thanks.😊

The reason yours isn’t as orange is because your not adding tumeric in it which is the coloring agent for some popular store bought brands. They do use other dyes though. But that color is also coming from Worcestershire sauce and tumeric.

Side note about using Mayonnaise instead of miracle whip in these recipes. It’s important to always use mayonnaise in just about every recipe that requires a thick, creamy white spreadable sauce basically because miracle whip tastes like store bought mayonnaise if it were also a used gym sock that was fermented.

I havE the same dehydraiter

Wish the canera was positioned better. Can hatdly see the dish.

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