Found it! 😊 Thanks again for a helpful video.

Thanks for the intro to planting etrog seeds! Dontou have further instructional videos with the next steps?

Thank you for your advice, there is little information on the subject.

Germination vs propagation is different.. germination is different

I have 2 plants that are kind of yellow but are developing new leaves, do you think they will be fine?

Can you just plant the fruit itself to germinate the seeds?

Baruch Hashem.... 🇮🇱 ✡️ 🇮🇱🕎 🇮🇱

Interesting. I’m Christian and I’ve been making soft matzah for 14 years. I do it for our remembrance of the Lord’s Supper. I make this and I buy the Kedem grape juice.

Mine always end up as crackers. Any tips to getting it to stay soft?

be natural! I like that. I can trust that this would be the type of bread made by the first Jews.

Where's the link to grow from coffee grounds and zip lock bags please?

I have dried etrog can I cut open and will seeds be viable?

Absolutely agree! Wonderful information and fresh matzoh is wonderful - I have never made it myself. I want to try to make it next Pesach. Well. I may just try and make it before so I have experience when Pesach comes 😂

I make this every year for my family. I use a cast iron pan.

What is the link to your fertilizer, please?

Hi, the link you posted for the fertilizer doesn’t work are you able to tell me what kind of fertilizer to use?

Thank you for sharing, I am so excited about this!

Soft matza is so much more connected to the history behind Passover-this is almost certainly what the Jews in Egypt would have historically made (I doubt they would have had factories churning out crackers en masse) and the process of making it yourself gives you a much more physical connection (literally) to the historical roots of the holiday.

חזק וברוך

I have five etrog plants that have been great for a year and now are yellowing with the leaves curling in, and they seem like they’re dying quickly. Is there a way I can contact you for advice?

Where do you find the flour for this?

As a Reform Jew, why would it have to be kosher for Passover?

Hi. I just moved my seeds that were germinating into substrate and I wanted to know how often do I have to water them. Thanks in advance!

Much prefer Sefardi matza!Pessach Samaech everyone :)

I did not know of this and want to thank you for showing it to me

That's basically how I make it. 3C flour, 1C water, roll VERY thin and cook on saj. I make them about 10-12 in

Really interesting, thanks! Keen to try this at home.

How do you get the seeds to not be so slippery after taking them out of Etrog?

Lovely informative presentation thank you

How did you get access to so many plants of different known lineages? (To avoid a history of grafted ancestors.)

Great advice, thank you! I was taught a good treatment for root rot recently, it works well especially on small, easy to handle plants. Just unpot, remove the old media, cut away any decaying roots, and then spray the roots thoroughly with hydrogen peroxide 3%. I usually let the plant sit for 10 min, and then repot in a VERY fast draining media; usually 2-1 pumice stone (or perlite if no pumice) and the smaller chip orchiata bark. It isn't permanent, but this mix will allow for tons of airflow, pumice holds 33% water, and bacteria/fungi are not able to grow. Hydrogen peroxide is great because it turns to water once it's done, but you will prob have to treat a couple times. For bad cases I will use the fungicide Daconil. In an emergency it can be sprayed around the base of the tree and allowed to sink down along the roots. Hopefully someone find this helpful. Happy gardening, Charles

Did you try to grow them from cuttings instead of seeds?

Did you try to grow them from cuttings instead of seeds?

Have you had any etrog trees that you have grown from seed actually fruit (and hold their fruit)? I'd be interested to know a bit more.

I have one of these trees in my house! It has been here 3 years now! Doing really great in Massachusetts! I would love to ask you some questions. I believe mine was grown from seed! When will it fruit? We are having some juvenile looking leaves, and sterile flowers! Otherwise it's doing awesome! Also I use 511 soil. Pine bark, perlite and coco coir--works awesome!

We loved this video! We want to try growing Etrogs on our own, but still have some questions. Is there any way we can contact you directly? Thanks