EP16: Growing super greens in cotton cloth, paper napkin, hemp and bamboo mat

[@elvianwana1194]

So informative! Love that there were examples of growing mediums along with the samples of containers used. Cotton cloths seem economical. Never considered restaurant napkins. Additionally, using vinegar to sanitize as well as control mold was also novel. Many thanks for this informative video. Here's to an amazing 2024. May your channel continue to grow. Blessings to you and your family.

[@plantedinthegarden]

A lot of the things we know now, we learned from experimenting and trying different methods. It's the best way to learn and improve. Also we love that there's more than one way to grow food. Thank you and hope you have a wonderful 2024, blessing to you and your family as well💚

[@SJ-gj7mx]

This video by far was the best microgreen video ever ever found

[@joniboulware1436]

What I was amazed by was the easy harvest. I loved seeing the use as food.

[@missbiggs9437]

Mother Nature sure is amazing! A few years back I got intrigued with the idea of growing micro greens and ordered a bunch of seeds and kits from West Coast Seeds but they’re still untouched and in a basement closet somewhere. I had no idea about the different types of growing mediums that can be used or even what to do to get started. Thanks for showing. The seeds are a few years old by now but hopefully some will still be viable so I’m going to hunt for them and try the glass dish/muslin cloth method. 👍❤

[@bluelilly22222]

It's beautiful..❤

[@SeemaKarmakar-n9b]

Loved your concept man . Highly appreciate your efforts

[@KBLevelUp]

This is cool. I've seen videos with soil or hemp mats as grow medium but it's cool that paper napkins can be used if supplies are scarce.

[@yolandawilson929]

Thank you

[@PYRENEA64]

Thanks a lot, very useful!

[@Grow_and_vegetables_]

Nisc. Video

[@joT797]

that's an inspiration

[@ts6477]

Thank you for such a well done and highly informative video! Full of useful information and no wasteful talk. This was your first video I watched, now a subscriber!😊

[@tammytamz3046]

Loved this video! So helpful!

[@BluDawg]

Thank You, super interesting 😊

[@plantedinthegarden]

Glad you enjoyed it!💚

[@fatrasta.]

Happy new year. Thanks a lot for having a listening ear for your viewers. This is well explained and very informative. Keep making quality content with soothing music. Blessings frm Bahamas👍👍

[@redredwine1277]

Happy New Year 2024. Thank you👌🏽God Bless

[@elevbaba]

Thank you thank you thank you for making this video ❤

[@plantedinthegarden]

Happy to share, microgreens is great way to get some delicious greens quickly and can be grown in any space, any time

[@ronm6585]

Nice! Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@plantedinthegarden]

Happy to share and happy new year to you!

[@ronm6585]

@@plantedinthegardenA Happy New Year to you as well.

[@dijanakrstic4195]

Just by the look of it, it seems that having a sprouting tray will yield more sprouts. Right? Is it because it was able to drain?

[@divyanchhee]

i noticed the same thing! also i think it might also help not overwater the sprouts. what do you think @plantedinthegarden?

[@savannahrossy2405]

Terry Cloth .. beach towel 😒😂🫶🏽👹

[@savannahrossy2405]

Left that shit outside too long and pollen started growing😂🎉

[@rizkypratama2967]

Greetings from Indonesia

[@plantedinthegarden]

Hello from Canada 🇨🇦

[@manjushreetsl2531]

Hello there! Happy New Year! I've been enjoying your informative KZbin videos immensely. If it's okay with you, I'm curious about where you reside in Canada and what is your hardiness zone. I'm based in Toronto and planning to grow a few new things this year.

[@DuongGarden]

Why don't peas rot when you sprout them? All my beans are rotten even though the sprouts are still sprouting, I don't understand what's wrong.

[@txjellybean3772]

Who's the mysterious purple person?

[@LS-im6uc]

🌱🌱🌱 🇬🇧

[@valemerine3676]

Thank you