Arugula from Seed to Harvest

[@veronical3135]

Found a 2016 arugula seed packet in my seed drower. Added wet soil to a new pot and added the seeds on top without soil on top and sprayed them with water. Next morning they sprouted. Nature is awesome!

[@tijanabosk228]

Alternately, I got a growkit that says you need to cover the seeds sprinkled on the grow mat in the plastic container in a thick tea towel, avoiding all light for the first 4-7 days... seems to be the complete opposite from both of the above %!

[@camillebailey8737]

Looked away and heard "and my beautiful Camille" and it brought my attention right back lol great video, thank you for sharing!

[@karlvella4460]

Helpful...didnt find a video on repotting them until this one

[@dimitristripakis7364]

This is amazing, but why not plant them directly in the big pot ? I think it germinates outside just fine.

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

I enjoyed watching your video look forward to watching thank you 👍🏻 😊

[@AK-px9pn]

Great video! Started arugula and didn't know what to do after I got them all to sprout. Super helpful!

[@keetatay]

nice tutorial on starting Arugula! the fact it has B9 (folate) in it is very much desired. thanks

[@Payton.childers]

Just the video I was looking for!!😁

[@robbieb2011]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful to help me on my adventure growing veggies from seeds in the middle of the epicenter.

[@d.onlyone1833]

Epi- demic???

[@donna21241517]

So sweet of Camille, my cats are weapons of destruction to my indoor plants

[@TheRealRavenQuest]

Love how you talk to your plants. You show much love for them. ??: Should the bulbs or flower with seeds be removed so as to not allow the plant to reach its maturity level?😬

[@Elorza44]

Thank you! Yes you can absolutely remove the flowers to prolong your harvesting window!

[@newageopinions870]

Thabks for the video and you have a very nice voice.

[@faviofigueroa8978]

I like her voice

[@clayswizzle2145]

I agree

[@williammcdaniel6823]

Yes it "Light Nice and Airy" ☺

[@smileyracs415]

new friend here, this is very helpful for me thanks for sharing I'm planing to plant arugula seeds

[@npeace312]

Very helpful! I am growing arugula for the first time from seed. About time to transfer to a bigger pot!

[@Dustin__3760]

Mine sprouted in the same day

[@ABetterMeee]

Brief yet informative & entertaining. Keep up the good work! 👍

[@agri-healthylifestyletv]

Good job 👍

[@大鸣大放]

您的声音真好听！

[@madhumenon]

Adorable video.

[@receeb1]

Great video! I think I may have planted too many seeds in my 72 cell grow container because I have a LOT of sprouts. This is my first time planting food. I started on 3/17/22. I just hope they stay alive. I will check the roots to see if they are ready to transplant them. Thanks for this video. 😀

[@pidpit4397]

Good video! Thank you~

[@MaxineShaw_84]

Followed this video minus the seed tray (Just spread them out in a nursery pot). They sprouted in 2 days; it's now the end of the 2nd day and they're the size of yours when transplanting. 😳 This morning they looked like yours when you removed the greenhouse lid. It seems too early to move them? 😬

[@mrlgutierrez716]

I enjoy your videos, thank you! Straightforward, simple, relaxing and informative! Mine just sprouted in under 48 hours! Preparing to transplant in a few weeks. I have no experience with grow lights. Can these stay indoors from seed to harvest with grow light you think? How about without grow light, sitting by an east-facing window (moderate all-day light; no direct sun)? I worry about outdoor bugs and whatnot. My chard seedlings, kept outdoors, already have visible spots on them. Probably fungus? Thoughts on fungicide/pesticides? Thank you! ❤️

[@Elorza44]

mrl gutierrez Thank you so much for watching. I think any plants under a grow light indoors would do pretty well from seed to harvest. Without a grow light they would probably prefer direct sunlight through a window. I use neem oil on a lot of my outdoor plants, it seems to keep the insects and fungus away for the most part. You can purchase neem oil at most stores that provide gardening equipment. Thank you again for watching and your kind words!

[@Teebee44]

Awesome!!!!

[@FrankDemonteFDTV]

Excellent video a lot of great advice loved it !!!!

[@BenMJay]

is rocket arugula the spicy one? i think i ordered the wrong seeds on Amazon. my mom likes the kinda peppery spicy one.

[@joed7759]

Thank you fr I didn't know if I should leave them all together or not lol

[@naturallysally540]

Reallly great video, I’m trying arugula this year as well and I’m super excited haha 😆

[@beverlysantillano]

I planted arugula for the first time and it looks great but has a bitter after taste . What did I do wrong?

[@bubab2905]

very informative, thank you

[@josipmarketanovic]

It helped, thank you very much!

[@lizgaby9761]

I loved this vid. My arugula are in the phase of transplant and wasn't sure if they were too little lol Also you should defenitely buy a soldering iron to make holes. It makes a big big difference and less force lol

[@npeace312]

I use a drill to quickly make holes but I like your idea of using a soldering iron. There has to be one around here somewhere....

[@picklemetimbers3003]

Do they grow again after you cut them? Like lettuce? Thank you for the video.

[@lmgelm]

yes

[@gardengirl7446]

Arugula is super high in nitric acid. Eaten raw, arugula improves oxygenation of the blood! VERY HEALTHY

[@ancientanne1]

That's a really nice watering system you have; is it a spray bottle or connected to a hose or sink?

[@Elorza44]

Hi thank you so much for watching. A pressurized hand held spray bottle and a regular hose were used in the video 😊

[@edwardfrancis8603]

Hi! I want to ask, if you cut the leaves that are ready for harvest, do the stem grow another leaf or you need to plant another seed?

[@Elorza44]

Hi! Thank you for watching. When you cut the leaves that are ready for harvest, they will grow back. They will do this over and over again until eventually you will need to re plant.

[@edwardfrancis8603]

@@Elorza44 thank you! It's nice to know it here. It would be a waste of seed if you will only harvest oncr 😁

[@UnknownUser-hk6yj]

can this plant be grown inside too its full size?

[@frizzycleopatra9575]

What would happen if you planted the seeds straight into a pot outdoors? Omitting the transplant process. I did that having no idea what I was doing and I still have the same sprouts yielding as you in your video. Will they continue to grow successfully?

[@Elorza44]

Absolutely! Starting seeds directly in the pot they are intended for is the best and easiest way. Sometimes I start seeds inside because I don’t have to worry about bad weather. Either way works very well though!

[@chadwillenberg6043]

Nice and concise! How many seeds in each plug?

[@Elorza44]

Chad Willenberg Thank you so much. About two to three seeds in each.

[@spicyeggs]

Do they grow back after harvesting them for the 1st time? Or do you have to start all over again

[@margaretweber3931]

Will it continue to grow more leaves after you trim?

[@nilzalessa9798]

Thank you for this video! Question: how can I harvest so it will continue to grow new leaves? 🙏 thank you!

[@Elorza44]

nilza lessa Thank you so much for watching. I harvest (trim off) young leaves and usually the plant will continue to grow new leaves for a good couple weeks until it goes into seed. The more you trim and harvest the leaves the more you will get out of your plant. When going into seed it will sprout a tall flower spike and this is when harvest is done for that plant. I hope this helps, this is how I go about with my arugula plants!

[@yeoshow1984]

Thanks. I started mine under a grow light and didn't really know what to do with them after that. They ended up being very leggy with super tiny leaves before going to flower. Started over this time and will transplant directly into the soil. Hard to beat what Mother Nature provides.

[@stevena3333]

Plants will grow according to the size of the area they are planted in up to their maximum. Small pot, small plant.

[@sureshkonka9737]

I need thissss

[@PureToneMusic]

Thanks for the info! Do you think it's still doable to bring back super long, leggy arugula plants? They're probably about 3 weeks old, 4 inches long from the soil, and still only have one set of small leaves. They unfortunately got looked over due to having hundreds of other plant seedlings, but I didn't want to toss them out if they're still able to be saved. Welcoming recommendations from Soleil or viewers. Thanks in advance!

[@Elorza44]

PureTone Music Thank you so much for watching. Maybe try cutting them back? Sometimes the plant will grow back stronger than ever! If they already went into a flower then I don’t know if it’s possible to bring them back for a harvest. Hope this helps!

[@PureToneMusic]

@@Elorza44 If i cut them back, they won't have any leaves lol. I think I murdered my plants.

[@Elorza44]

PureTone Music They might surprise you.

[@yeoshow1984]

Same thing happened to me. Didn't have much of a harvest by the plant, flowers included, still tasted good.

[@galaf9790]

Hi Soleil, Did you put one seed per section to sow? I see people sprinkle them and some seeds end up pretty close and that confuses me.

[@Elorza44]

Hi! Thank you so much for watching! I put a couple seeds per section and once they sprout I weed them out only leaving the one or two strongest sprout per section :) I hope this helps!

[@a.w.9400]

Hi I was wondering where you got your mister from that you showered your seedlings with? I would love to find one similar

[@Elorza44]

Hi thank you so much for watching. I think I got that pressurized mister from Homedepot. They should have on Amazon too, you can type in pressurized plant mister, that way you get the continually most. Also it was a one gallon one that I’m using. I tried to attach a link to one similar on Amazon. www.amazon.com/Chapin-International-20000-1-Gallon-Translucent/dp/B000E28UQU/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=plant+mister+pressurized&qid=1614029867&sprefix=plant+mister+pr&sr=8-4

[@michaelsrowland]

What soil do you use to put the seeds in?

[@davesantos9473]

thank you

[@YijieEliAn]

Are they suppose to grow flowers when trash to harvest or no?

[@Elorza44]

Couple Potatoes Thank you so much for watching. Once the arugula plants grow flowers they will not be best for harvesting the leaves any longer.

[@YijieEliAn]

Ty

[@amatamaaa]

What is that tool you used to water them in the mini greenhouse?? please respond asap i just wasted money on a spray bottle and it doesnt work

[@Elorza44]

Ametama Hi, thank you so much for watching. It’s a pressurized pump spray bottle, so it has a continuous mist.

[@clayswizzle2145]

When cutting the leaves will they continue to regrow year round?

[@Elorza44]

Hi, thank you for watching, when I would cut my arugula to harvest they would regrow. However, eventually I think the life of the plant was completed and they die back. I would say you could get a couple cuttings before that happens. :)

[@adrianchatman2883]

Have you experienced little fuzzy white flowers growing in your arugula? I have fuzzy flowers growing in several pots mixed in with the sprouts

[@Elorza44]

Adrian Chatman Thank you for watching! I have only had my arugula sprout white flowers when the plant was mature. It will send out a tall flower stalk with a small white flower on top.

[@StillARose]

Might be your potting mix.. I get wierd seeds sometimes coming up where I haven't planted them too

[@alqamzi804]

Its better to moist the soil before transplanting. And don't think your seedlings were getting enough lighting. And its better to moist the seedlings before transplant so the soil won't break when moving. And not sure what Marcle fertilizer you used with soil. If is Organic then it won't break down fast.

[@StillARose]

Use a chopstick to push up out of the cells to transplant if the water isn't too wet it comes up so fast and easy

[@fayecarmona]

How long can you keep arugula plants? :)

[@sureshkonka9737]

I need this from India

[@richard00langdon]

Mine has a thick stem coming out starting to flower? Should I cut the stem with the flower?

[@Elorza44]

RRR LLL thank you for watching, I usually let my plants go to flower when they decided to do so. Sometimes if you keep them flowering you can get a couple more leaves to harvest though.

[@weikean8990]

Exactly how many weeks before u harvest them?😍😍

[@Elorza44]

Hi! Thank you so much for watching :) I would say around 4-5 weeks you can start to harvest the leaves

[@weikean8990]

@@Elorza44 😍

[@burnzkie1581]

How many times does an arugula keep regrowing?

[@Elorza44]

Hi thank you so much for watching, I would say I got a couple harvest. The first being the best.

[@StillARose]

How long did it take you from start to harvest?

[@Elorza44]

Rosetta P Thank you so much for watching, I started to harvest around the fourth week.

[@StillARose]

@@Elorza44 yw. 4th week after transplanting you mean? So it was about 6-7 weeks from seed right?

[@Elorza44]

Rosetta P Nope, four weeks from first planting the seeds. Depending on what type of arugula you grow and how well you can control their growing conditions, they are pretty quick!

[@StillARose]

@@Elorza44 my soil must suck... I presprout Ed mine in tissue too I think this may affect the growth too.. Thanks your vid was gr8! As good as any big Channel! Ps use a chop stick to push up the seedling from the trays. Be gentle but it works a treat

[@gurpreetkaur3648]

Which soil is perfect for growing?

[@Elorza44]

Gurpreet Kaur Thank you so much for watching. I used a mixture of a miracle grow potting mix and organic soil from my local garden center. I would always choose your soil based on what your planting in (pot/ground). I don’t think you could ever go wrong with miracle grow or some organic compost mixed in with your natural soil. I hope this helps!

[@kinolockhart4228]

try to mist the base instead of showering the micros

[@sureshkonka9737]

I need this seeds plz tell me that

[@jayelsegarino6804]

mam panu po mka order ng arugula or gerger seeds

[@adrianpbaxter4071]

Nitrates!

[@moonagedaydream9426]

I just saw this after having some sprouts. I feel like I’m going to kill them!!!such a scary process. I’ve never grown food before and I’m so unsure all the time 😭

[@therealtoni]

planted, sprouted, grew to about an inch, DEAD

[@KeyifverenYemekler]

thank you