DO THIS INSTEAD// HOW TO GROW TONS OF COLLARD GREENS

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[@nikkitobin8356]

This video is a lottery winning for gardeners

[@sylviasandy]

You’re so right, Nikki. 😃😃 Thank you for watching. 🤗🥰

[@courtneycherry255]

Absolutely ❤️

[@ashleyspenner2276]

yes it is ssssssds❤❤❤❤

[@Rigandfixit]

Store don’t sale green with stock on them no more

[@vidajordan9803]

This also works for the tops of daikon radish, carrots, and planting the core of cabbage. Not for the vegetable but to eventually get seeds after the flower. Taro tops is what Im experimenting on now.🌱 Free seeds! Also if you slice the bottom of you onion half an inch thick and plant it root side down with just a slight dusty of soil over it you will get 3 onions sprouts that will turn into bulbs... yes really. Try these please because we need to grow our own food as much as possible.

[@sylviasandy]

Wow. Thank you so much for sharing, Vida. I'll definitely try it. 🤗😍

[@joyceroberts9506]

You're right. Did the carrots,celery, green onions and bell pepper.

[@leticiasambeli9764]

Do you plant the cutting directly to the soil

[@vidajordan9803]

@@leticiasambeli9764 Yes. With a little dirt scooped up around the edges with the tops just peeking through. Keep them watered.

[@MegaWavesof_888]

I planted white radish seeds and they grow like carrots are the leave edible to eat and how do I cook it.tks.

[@jamesfullwood808]

As you gather the dry seed pods, put them in a paper bag . Leave them in the bag until they fall out of the seed pods. Also , if you have geen seed pods just them in the sun until they all dry out and the put the in a bag. Once they dry they will fall out the seed pods. If you want to grow several plants, create a larger space using compost and spread several seeds. Once the plants grow 6 to 8 inches in height, pull out some and replant in a row. 👍

[@sylviasandy]

I do that too. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊🤗🥰

[@patricialee8178]

Thank you. I was wondering what you do with the pods next.

[@adellamcintosh9796]

This is so great, thank you so much

[@pathunter4988]

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[@TeeW215]

I have a collard plant that has gone to seed already and it is growing tall and has some pods, but they are green. When do I take the pods off of the plant? Do you need to refrigerate the bag with the seed pods and seeds or just leave bag in a cool dry place?

[@tylerpratt9743]

I turned my garden bed into a giant compost last year. I was getting tons of scraps from local grocery stores. I layered it all down with soiled vegetables then covered with all the leaves from last fall, after that i covered it with some partly finished compost, finally covering all the completely with cardboard. When i uncovered it late February i had something growing. I think it probably is collards. I have tomatoes, squash, zucchini and cucumber seedlings self starting out of it now that the soil in getting warm. Covered:December Uncovered:late February

[@sylviasandy]

Wow!!! Great job, Tyler. Thank you for sharing this. 😃😃 🥰

[@smokeyab920]

I bet the worms went crazy!

[@delorisehammond179]

Would you add detail to the things you did to achieve the greatest soil enriching activity I’ve read about so far. I am a new gardener and trying to learn as much as possible!

[@sonybarne1298]

Absolutely THE BEST video on how to grow and harvest collard greens-from leaves to seed! THANK YOU!! I’ve learned so much from watching. God bless you and your family.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Sony. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@smokeyab920]

I did 4 of these this spring and the greens were so good. I recently moved them and they are still going strong.

[@serenity8644]

Did you pinch off the flowers? I think the plant will keep making leaves if you don’t let it flower. Thank you.

[@smokeyab920]

@@serenity8644 no I just put them in the ground snd lots of leaves grew. They were tender and flavorful.

[@courtneycherry255]

I'm so happy to find your channel 💓 you just taught me to collect seeds from my collards! Winning!

[@sylviasandy]

I’m glad it helped. Thank you for watching, Courtney. 🥰🥰💕💕

[@courtneycherry255]

@@sylviasandy you're welcome 😊

[@prophecyukpong7707]

Wow!! This is incredible. I never knew I could do this. Thank You so much for sharing.

[@alanaweaver8942]

Thank you sister for sharing your wisdom. I grew up here in America; eating collards, mustard, turnip and rutabaga greens here in Florida. It’s difficult to find in grocery stores in Southern Florida. Now I know how to grow them 😊

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Sis. Thank you for watching. 😊🤗🥰

[@jackpinesavage1628]

I'm 64 years old and I've never tasted cooked collard greens until last week. They're good!

[@sylviasandy]

Never too late, Jack. Yes, they’re so rich in nutrients and tastes really good. 😃 Thank you for watching, Jack.

[@zaliabutler1544]

Next time put the seeds on top of a white towel or sheet. It will be easier. Also you can put those dry pods in a pillow case and roll or massage the pods and the seeds will come out easily. Your kids will love that too! I would have loved to see your garden. Tfs🙏🏾👍🏾👏🏾

[@sylviasandy]

Wow!!! I never knew that. Thank you so much for sharing, Zalia. Yes, my kids love it.

[@TheAwakenedDragOn]

Nothing better then keeping it simple, y’all…thank you so much, Sylvia, for helping the ones that overthink these things 🙏🏻❤️💕😘

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Earthling. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤

[@klomax7089]

OH. MY. GAWD!!! This is amazing!!! I feel so enlightened right now! 😯 I will do this forever, thank you sooooooo much for sharing. This is priceless. 😊🙏🏾😊

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, KLo. 😊 I’m glad it helped. 🥰

[@funnyvlogsforu]

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[@cja398]

A few years ago I had an impossible time finding collard green seeds. I wish I’d known about this method! I’ll definitely try this technique this year.

[@MsCoco231]

Thanks for sharing. You and the kids lol. I am in Dallas, TX and having a horrible time trying to grow greens. I planted outside but the bugs were eating, by the time I covered with Mesh I think it was just too late. I have a few leaves growing on three of them so waiting to see what happens. They don’t seem to be doing much, so it may be the soil too. The top soil is good because I get mushrooms and all, but what was underneath may be problematic (I added some vegebale food too). I recently put some new seeds in humidity pots. They were outside but I am guessing it is just too hot, so I just brought them inside until is gets a little cooler. I have not seen any stores give out the stocks because most harvesters probably just use there own stems again to keep there farms producing :-(. I am not going to give up lol.

[@sylviasandy]

Yes, that’s the spirit. 💪 We don’t give up. We try again and again till it works. Lol. Thank you for watching, Corretta. 😍💕🥰

[@j.k.allmond764]

Trial and error are some of the beautiful things in gardening.

[@EvanglelistCookie]

I love you advice! I just harvested my greens and left the root in the pot to grow more! They were so tasty! Thank you so much! I am going to try the soup too! Blessings!

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Evangelist Hunter. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. 🥰🤗

[@wesallen6782]

I planted collards in a wooded area near my patio three years ago and eat them as well as let them go to seed then I just crush the seed pods between my hands and let them self seed, year round green.

[@sylviasandy]

Way to go, Wes!!! 👏💪 Healthy eating only. Thank you for watching, Wes. 🤗🥰

[@tfromtheeast]

Great tip I appreciate knowing collards can grow back from stems!

[@sylviasandy]

I’m glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching, Trout. 🌺🥰

[@queentwo1265]

Did you plant those single stalks that you had also or just the bunches?

[@grovermartin6874]

Your kids are getting another gift from you, and that is the gift of joy in the garden! You love what you're doing, and that is soaking in for them, even if they don't register specific things you are doing. And they may not take up gardening until they're older. You're planting the seeds!

[@sylviasandy]

Aww!!! Thank you so much, Grover. I appreciate you. 💕💕💕

[@grovermartin6874]

@@sylviasandy 😁 And your voice is very pleasant, and the way you talk is relaxing, too.

[@amerbilmarufwanahianilunki4219]

It's unbelievable mam. We usually waist very important parts of our daily foods

[@sylviasandy]

You’re right, Rana. Thank you for watching. 🥰💕

[@stephensullivan1984]

Thank you Miss Sylvia. Best tip in months…..

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Stephen. Thanks for watching. 💕

[@bkpathr]

I just love Collard Greens! A great way to eat your greens. Can use smoked turkey necks, ham hocks or even turkey bacon for those who are watching fat contain. Low in calories and Carbs!

[@sylviasandy]

Wow!! Thank you for sharing, Sylvie. 😊🥰

[@bettiedonner]

Thank you. Just getting into seed saving and didn't know about collards.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Bettie. 🤗🥰

[@wandasinger7713]

Thank you for this knowledge. I didn’t know you could plant greens this way. I’ll have to check out our markets. Most of our greens come in bunches of leaves no bottoms. Blessings to you 🙏🏾

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Wanda. I’m glad it helped. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@unicornladytech]

After cutting off the root area of my green onions I put the roots in dirt and it regrows as well. Now I know I can do the same with the collards. Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@sylviasandy]

Yes, you can. I used same process 2 weeks ago to my celery and now it’s growing out. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@Quintessential_Healers]

Thank you Sister. This is beautiful information and your absolutely correct this is serious business🙌😍😂😂😂💫 Bless you and your family!

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Sis. 😃😃😃🤣🤣 🥰

[@babystepsgarden6162]

I am glad you are teaching your kids gardening! Mine are all grown now, but I will share the knowledge of gardening with them.

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you. 🙏🥰💕💕

[@TheScaredyCatGardener]

*_Oh my oh my! This was one of the purposes I started my garden to learn to regrow from food! Where do you store the fried seeds until you are ready to plant? And what temperature or time of year can you plant the stems to let them go to seed? This is a very good video New subscriber with your bell on! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️_*

[@sylviasandy]

Hello. Thank you for watching. I store them in ziplock bags or brown paper bags. I plant them in early Spring......about 50 to 65 degrees.

[@michelesanchez6828]

@@sylviasandy Hi I live in Puerto Rico and everything gets moldy due to the humidity and heat. Should I save the seeds in ziplock in the bottom of my refrigerator, where I put vegetables? Thankyou for the video, I just subscribed!

[@queentwo1265]

I don't use veggies for just that reason. I always use old paper envelopes to reuse them. I kinda like the ones with a window because then I can see the seeds. I store mine in photo albums. Put them on the shelf and they don't get misplaced!

[@queentwo1265]

Autocorrect got me. I don't use plastic baggies.

[@carolinegray7510]

ABSOLUTELY delightful to listen to and watch. Who nu? Collards be planted this year. Thanks 😃

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Caroline. Thank you so much for watching. 🤗🥰

[@rosatorres7058]

Hi Silvia ! Just a visit your channel and I discover this plant , we feed the bird with that seeds , when is fresh , in México ! But now I lived in US and I eat collars , but when I discover your video and saw the seed ,wow!

[@sylviasandy]

Wow!! Thanks for sharing, Rosa. 😃🥰

[@realtruth3731]

Awesome, I wish I saw this video before the Winter. I will definitely use your method next growing season. Thank you!

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@michaeljenardligan6173]

Amazing! 😍 But we don't have collard green vegetables here though, we only have seeds. So yeah... Hahaha I'm growing Collards from seed and I already have seedlings now it's a very long process but we're getting there 😆🙏🏻

[@sylviasandy]

Go ahead, Michael. It’s worth every effort. Grow your own organic vegetables. 😍 Thank you so much for watching, Michael. 💕

[@jennyanimal9046]

You can do this with celery ,kale, green onions, lettuce, even carrot ends.

[@tinytexasgarden9420]

Great job! Love producing more food from what we already have. Thanks for sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

Yessss!! Healthy eating only. Thank you for watching. 😊

[@missdevemissdeve8266]

You know you have made me grow collards so easy sister thank you with love in my heart , now I know just to water my collards twice a week instead of every day 🙏🙏🙏💞💞💞🙂🙂🙂

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Sis. Thank you for watching. ❤

[@christinafreeman4437]

Omg I’m fixing to cry i through all my green stem to my pigs… but now I know! Thank you for this video

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Christiana. 🥰🥰

[@theartistickitchenwithsandy]

Hi! I have been wanting to try replanting my collards. Now I know it works. I replant my green onions all the time. Following your channel. Thank you for sharing! 😊🌱

[@sylviasandy]

Hey Sandy. I’m glad it helped. 😊 Thank you for watching. 😊🥰

[@JRNurse2013]

I loved your video and learned a lot! Thank you!

[@theartistickitchenwithsandy]

@@sylviasandy 😊🌱

[@bfinfinity]

Nice! I didn’t know the plant would “root” in the ground like that! Thank You! 🤗

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome. Thank you for watching. 🥰

[@revupthegarden5997]

Not every store sells greens with the root stock like that uf you can find it buy it. Thank you for sharing. Grean spring onions are the same buy from the store use all but 2inches or so from roots pyt in water for 4-5 days un window sill or sitting in good light. Then plant in ground you'll never need to buy them again they grow over and over allow them to seed and collect the seed head and youll have seeds to plant forever tear after year.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re right. Thank you for watching, Tim. 💕

[@olderwiser1017]

@ Tim Wa Agreed! I started doing this over a year ago in London, England and have not bought spring onions since that time.

[@buddhapiyao1315]

I did this with mustard greens. An easier way to get all the seeds out is to put all the seeds in an old pillow case and bash it against the floor or a wall. the pods will split with the bashing and the seeds will be out with far less effort. put it all out on a tray and either blow or tap the tray in a slanting position to make the seeds roll down. what is left is just the dried pods on top. or use a grain mesh / sieve to separate the seeds from the empty pods

[@harryseibert457]

I live in Hawaii and I have collard seedlings about two weeks old. I hope to let a few flower to maturity so I can plant the seeds the next season. Thank you for the video info!

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Harry. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@fth1013]

That what I do with radish, mustard, cilantro, onions and lettuce

[@melodieporter546]

I always wondered why my collards I planted from seed, never went to seed. Our summers in Florida are hot and usually the plant dies before it throws seeds. I’ll give this a try!

[@xfairyxblushyx7473]

Try shade cloths in the summer and plant some in the shade. Mine usually survive the summer without the shade cloths in shade. I and trying the cloths for the first time this year good luck. Or use a sheet or share curtains and bamboo sticks.

[@feliciaward6589]

I will be growing collards this year in containers. My first time... Thank you for your tips. I am a new subscriber this morning 🌄

[@sylviasandy]

Awesome 👏. Thank you, Felicia. ❤️❤️

[@junegemmuahh6847]

I find it interesting that 197K of you have viewed this woman’s video, but won’t bless her with a follow.

[@sylviasandy]

I appreciate you. 🥰💕💕

[@babystepsgarden6162]

Sylvia, you are my Hero! I wish you and I were neighbors. I bet you know a lot more than gardening and cooking! My name is Cathy. 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@sylviasandy]

Hahaha. I wish same too. Thank you for watching, Cathy. 🥰💕💕💕

[@cyndi121067]

Thanks for sharing.. my family love eating green leafy veggies.. I will definitely do this as you explained it in this video..❤️❤️❤️

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Arjenray. 🥰

[@ChefRedATL]

Thank you for this video, I have been searching and no one explains it like you.

[@deee.9779]

You are very knowledgeable, and funny so glad I caught you can't wait for more tips.

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you so much, Edibiokpo. 💕

[@bhouston5998]

Thank you!! Thank you!! This video was a big help.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Brenda. I’m glad it helped. 💕🥰

[@cherylbeaudoin1461]

Nice video. thank you for making this to share. Do collard green growing require shade, full sun or ??? thank you

[@sylviasandy]

Hi Cheryl. So sorry for the late response. Collard greens do well under full sun. Thank you for watching.

[@merlin6625]

I love collard greens, I grow them in my garden. They taste delicious 😋

[@sylviasandy]

Yes, they're really delicious. Thank you for watching, Merlin. 😍

[@terrencecurenton3595]

Veg,-e-ta-ble soup 😍I love it and now I know how to get seeds from my collars. Thanks!

[@sylviasandy]

Hahaha. You’re welcome, Terrence. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@delorisehammond179]

Hi, thanks for sharing this, and I plan to try it! 😊

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Delorise. 🥰💕 Thank you for watching.

[@bill.Latham]

Great video my question is if I plant the collard green stalk the way you did the collards greens will grow continually thereafter? Thank You

[@sylviasandy]

Yes, they will. As long as you don't uproot it.

[@learningridge9002]

Thank you!!! Where were you all my gardening life? 😊

[@sylviasandy]

😃😃 You’re welcome, Ridge. Well, I’m here now. 😃😃 Thank you for watching, Ridge.

[@johnburns2510]

Good Video. Collard Seeds start in early spring. If you break the leaves clean to the stalk it will grow into a Collard Tree. Blessings To All Worthy Of Being Blessed

[@sylviasandy]

You’re right. Thank you for watching, John. 🤗🥰

[@dianeaxle3930]

Thank you. I will do this the next time I buy greens.

[@sylviasandy]

Awesome. 👏 Thank you for watching, Diane.

[@Henecia.A-Maria]

Thankyou for this amazing tip!! Here's one for you to keep the kids busy n away while you work... freeze some of their toys in a container dump it on pavement or ground n give them a stick or spoon n let them try to get them out while keeping them cooled off n busy for a while ...!👌🏼 Works on dogs too they love it as well...thanks again!!!!!!!

[@sylviasandy]

Hahahaha. I love that idea. 🤣 Thank you for watching, Henecia. ❤

[@wilhelmeniaferren9704]

My favorite vegetable can't wait to try thanks for sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

Mine too. Thank you for watching, Wilhelmenia. 🥰🤗

[@prepareyourself6728]

Excellent and useful garden content. I will try this method! Thank you!

[@sylviasandy]

You are welcome. Thank you for watching. ❤ ❤

[@Heatherreseller]

Amazing!!! Genius!

[@LADYNIA18]

In California they only sell the leaves in the grocery stores.. I see why now. Maybe I can check Asian or Indian markets

[@sylviasandy]

They want our money so bad. 😫 😃 You can buy the seeds one time to plant, when it matures, follow the method in this video for subsequent planting. 🥰

[@philesiaj.wilcox-bartsch6206]

LadyNia, buy Collard seeds.plant them and groß your own. It will only Take 2-3 plants after you harvest Out. Let go to seed, remove dry Seed pods aß Sylvia showed you, and Store in dry place Until Planting time in your area. They also groß Well in 5gal. Buckets in balcony, or Terrease.

[@LADYNIA18]

@@philesiaj.wilcox-bartsch6206 I have plenty collard seeds & plants, I want to try this method. I'm retired & it's covid this is my entertainment 😂

[@LGnLA]

A friend cut off a stalk from her garden... I dropped it in my soil... and it's almost tall as me, with yellow flowers!!! So I will follow this video to get the seeds... F Ralph's, Superior, Vons, etc. & grow your own!!❤😂

[@brendavanfossen2167]

Thank you for the garden hacks. I'm new gonna keep watching. Need to save money. Thank you so much

[@julienaturegrowerstv1958]

Good info for everyone that loves growing their food 👍

[@sylviasandy]

That’s right. 😊 Thank you for watching. 🥰

[@debrafuller5693]

This video was extra FUN because the kids played with the seeds and OH MY GOD🤣Loved it! Thanks this was awesome information!

[@sylviasandy]

They’re a hand full. 🤣🤣 Thank you for watching, Debra. 💕🥰

[@WhatAJhas2say]

This is very informative! Thank you so much 😊

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Angela. Thank you for watching. 🥰💕

[@jennyanimal9046]

I'm learning. I have celery growing all over from the seeds of a celery end I planted.

[@sylviasandy]

Wow! Great job, Jenny. 🤗🥰

[@jennyanimal9046]

@@sylviasandy I'm just out here in my yard and my kale plants have finally flowered and the hummingbirds are feeding off them. It's so nice. I thought of you.☺😊

[@christinaphillips5933]

The pineapple plants are the tops you can plant them watch the videos on KZbin ! I have 3 pineapple plants now !!

[@sylviasandy]

Ok. Thank you, Christina. 🥰🤗

[@buddytherat533]

Thank you for your advice sylvia I love greens one of my favourites, I have not seen this before so simple , loved your video you was down to earth 😁

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Karen. Thank you for watching. 😀💕

[@michaelboudreaux3839]

Thank you for showing how you plant the collard green God bless you

[@sylviasandy]

Amen. 🙏 Thank you for watching, Michael. 💕💕

[@annettehudson929]

WOW Sylvia i love my collard greens

[@sylviasandy]

😃 I love it too. Thank you for watching, Annette. 💕

[@serenity8644]

Thank you for sharing I love collard greens 🥬 ❤️👍

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Serenity. Thank you for watching. 🥰🤗

[@G.U.P.]

Why was this in my recommendations😀. I guess it was meant to be because I never knew that collard greens had flowers and harvesting the seeds for further crops👍 Thank You, I really enjoyed this video

[@sylviasandy]

Hey daddy. 👋 I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@fallmax]

Thank you so much you are really a lifesaver to a lot of people blessings to you my dear sister and to your family...who knew...

[@sylviasandy]

I’m glad it helped. Thank you for watching, Max. 🥰

[@rhondamarsh4165]

I will add my experience with collards. Grew in GA now in FL. Srarted with seeds from a feed and seed store will not find otherwise. Gather seeds as suggested always store in paper or card board containers to avoid mold and mildew. Would place brown seed pods in a cloth sheet or newspaper and walk on it, remove the husk of the pods, and pour seeds in the container. EASY! After your collards are gone, treat that area with lime. The soil will be depleted and needs to be built up. It takes three months for that area to be able to absorb nutrients again. Also, when I only pick the larger bottom leaves, pick a batch every two weeks blanch and flash freeze (thin layer will break apart after an hour) if desired to store for later. Caution on eating to much raw at a time or if you are on blood thinners.

[@rhondamarsh4165]

Oh, you could use a hair dryer to blow the pods off the seeds. Have fun!

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you for sharing, Rhonda. ❤️ ❤️

[@guchieskitchen]

Wow sylvia thank you so much for sharing this video. How to grow your Collard greens. I love Collard greens soooooooo much. I will love to grow mine too and am proud of your garden ❤❤ enjoyed it sylvia

[@sylviasandy]

Yes, I love it too. Thank you so much for watching, mama. I appreciate it. 🥰🥰🤗🤗

[@honeybee2356]

Thank you for passing this knowledge! God bless you.

[@sylviasandy]

Amen. Thank you for watching. 💕

[@mrsaye499]

So harvest the seeds AND replant the stalks (again) too? I actually like to eat the stalks but I like this idea of planting them perpetually.

[@sylviasandy]

Hi Mrs. Aye. Replant the seeds. You can eat the upper part of the stalk and plant the bottom part. Please check the description box to watch my ‘Celery planting’ video. Follow same method for the stalk.

[@LGnLA]

​@@sylviasandy New follow, sounds great!!! Thank youuu!!!❤

[@michelleperkins9886]

Thank you from a Deep South Dade County Floridian. Grew up in Miami when it was still a small town, eating greens, beans, cornbread, ham hocks, Mac n cheese. We figured we’d better start growing our food recently and I am in the process of working on our garden. I have four collard stalks and intend to plant them. A couple of questions, though. How much space do I need to have for them. And I’ve seen a few vlogs that recommend using “root boost” on the stalks. Good idea? Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You give me the courage to think I actually can grow the food I need to feed my family.

[@sylviasandy]

Hi Michelle. You're welcome. Growing your own food is the best. You can space it 2or 3 feet apart. I don't use root boost on mine. Thank you for watching, Michelle. ❤ ❤

[@faithsunny7433]

That was alot of seed for next planting season. The collard looks fresh as well.

[@sylviasandy]

Oh yes. Teacherrrrrr, thank you so much for watching. I appreciate it. 🥰🥰🤗🤗

[@musicciti8333]

Wow! Congratulations my darling. I'm so proud of all the progress you're making🥰🥰

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you dear. 🥰

[@jennettdouglas434]

Thank you for this information. It is so simple. I am trying to grow vegetables and you have me on the right track. God bless you! 😊

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching, Jennett. ❤️ ❤️

[@nasreenkhan8200]

Dear sis we all are waiting for your new fabulous vlogs about your cooking gardening and also your city/ town/ village tour. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Nasreen. I've been working on contents I'll be posting soon. I appreciate your comment. 😊 ❤ ❤ ❤

[@Sandy.Squirrel]

I just discovered your channel and you are totally awesome. I love my greens and didn't know that I could grow collards like this. By chance, can mustard greens be grown from scraps?

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you so much, Sandy. I haven’t grown mustard greens before so I’m not sure.

[@Sandy.Squirrel]

@@sylviasandy also, if I have just 1 stem of the collard can I root and grow it?

[@sylviasandy]

@@Sandy.Squirrel the possibility of one stem making it is very slim.

[@christinecaudill6050]

Thank you sweet soul , for sharing your wonderful information 😊 I have learned a lot 😊 Please keep sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Christine. 😊 Thank you for watching. 🥰💕💕💕

[@blackbearhomestead]

Thank you for showing this process. 🥰🥬

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome. Thank you for watching. Happy new year to you and your family. 🎉🎈💕

[@that_auntceleste5848]

Yes - I love that you filmed it all the way thru the seeds instead of just telling us oh here's what will happen in 3 months. Great tip sylvia, thank you!

[@judymurdock8915]

Thank you! Will try it!

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Judy. Thank you for watching. 🥰🤗

[@ericab936]

Omg I thank u very much. I am just starting a new garden and wanted to plant some greens. I am exited and can not wait 🙏🏾

[@sylviasandy]

You're so welcome, Erica. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤

[@ericab936]

@@sylviasandy 👍🏾

[@maxpinson5002]

Always good to know

[@monicam.8006]

Just enjoy this time with your kids. When they're grown and gone, you'll look back on that day as one of your fondest memories.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re so right. 😊 I’m doing that. Thank you, Monica. 🥰

[@taylorwilliams4131]

Thank you my lady for the knowledge.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Taylor. Thank you for watching. 🥰💕

[@donnacobb701]

I am so excited to do this.

[@sylviasandy]

That’s right. 😊😃 Thank you for watching, Donna. 🥰

[@KayDurrant]

I put the stalk in water until it rooted, then planted it in the ground

[@sylviasandy]

Wow! I never thought about that. Thank you for sharing, Kay. 😃🥰

[@juanc711]

Beautiful ☺️ I will never throw them out again.... Thank you

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Juan. 🥰 Thank you for watching.

[@cheripierre9029]

What a patient Mama in the midst of such important seed saving. Great lessons for the children and all of us, thanks for sharing. 💞

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Cheri. 🤗🥰😃

[@rachelsokol8002]

This was amazingly informative. Please make more videos on growing cooking and home living

[@sylviasandy]

No problem, Rachel. I’m glad it helped. Thank you for watching. 🤗💕

[@marialiresto2171]

This is great. I did not know about this.

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you for watching, Mari. 😃🥰

[@aluysiarenievivasilvia1837]

Aloha from hawaii🙋‍♀🌺❤ Thanks for sharing. Mahalo🙏😍

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Aluysia. Thank you for watching. 🥰

[@aluysiarenievivasilvia1837]

@@sylviasandy 🙏❤❤🌺

[@kimaralondon3490]

This is a wonderful idea! Thanks so much for sharing this with us. God bless you. 🙏

[@hopeking3588]

This is cool! I just planted some seeds of collars

[@jansan9125]

Very much appreciated, thanks for this.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome, Jan. 🥰