HOW TO GROW CELERY FROM SEED!

[@cindyeasterling6917]

I like the bright happy colors. I grew Brussels sprouts in Mississippi in raised beds with insect netting on hoops over the winter, covered with clear plastic when we had hard freezes. They did great!

[@meharris0925]

I got some good germination on my celery this year!!! I planted on August 3rd and left them in the house which is around 75 degrees. I just left them in an area that is not used much and the lights never turned on. It germinated in a week and then I set them outside under shade cloth under our patio table. I water (mist) them every day along with our collards, broccoli, kale, beets, and lettuce. They are looking really good. I have been watering twice a week with a diluted 20-20-20, but misting them every day. This is working so well for me this year. You just have to find what works for you, but the cool room temps I believe helped with my germination. I did surface sow them and didn't cover with anything! I would love if Mama Hoss would do some celery preserving videos this year!!!

[@CarlSutton-l3m]

I've done everything wrong and my Tango celery has germinated. I planted my Hoss Tango celery a few weeks ago in a couple of 6 cell seed trays. Since they the seeds were so small, I treated them like carrot seeds and just pressed them into the already moist seed starter mix; no pearlite, no soil on top. My seed trays are in an upstairs area that has the air conditioning thermostat set at 76 degrees Fahrenheit. I had a plastic tray dome on them. The tray is sharing a shelf with a tray of broccoli and when the broccoli started to sprout I turned on the grow lights. I planted trays containing broccoli, cabbage, collards, aspabroc broccoli, fennel, leeks, and kale (all Hoss seeds) and the Tango celery was the last to germinate. This is the first time I've ever planted celery seeds, so maybe I got lucky, but I don't think so. Also, if you're going to start offering different colored seed starting trays I wouldn't want red and black as Greg suggested. Crimson and white for me, thank you. Roll Tide and hope to see you again in Jemison.

[@marycochran-mm6hy]

Yes all the color you can come up with makes it so much more fun to seed start.

[@MarshaShelley-t3n]

I dried a bunch of the leaves of the celery last year as it came in to use and had enough for all winter and spring! I use it in place of celery stalks in dishes that use it and they have the best celery flavor! Not washed out and barely any flavor!! Home grown is always best!!❤

[@johnsonr9]

Don't eat much celery but enjoyed the video and watch almost all of them I think.

[@Sorrento_Ben]

The Old Goat’s hanging out in the Hoss mesh bag up there with the onions. Can’t wait for those smaller trays!

[@jeankervin2794]

I lost my Daddy eight years ago. When you’re a close family, death can be hard. But all the memories I have as a child, and as a adult has kept him alive in my heart, and I know that will happen with you. Now I tell my grandchildren what a wonderful Daddy I had. He is still here with me. He is part of who I have become. God bless you at this time in your life may he comfort you in your time of need.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@strelnikov6289]

Thanks for the help growing celery! My wife has a celery plant in her herb garden that comes up every year. She fries sliced potatoes, onions, and celery leaves in olive oil. The celery leaves provide a wonderful flavor to the mix.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sounds great!

[@bettyp.8177]

I had my best celery harvest last year. Looking forward to trying again this season. Thanks for the tips. I see the old goat hanging out in the red mesh bag above the onions.

[@tommathews3964]

Great show! Oh, heck yeah! Looking forward to the new 25 cell trays!! Perfect size! My wife can handle those! Personally, I think colors are great! That way you know at a glance what’s what. (I’ll still label, of course) I also plant a lot of things straight from the cell tray to the garden and these will be much less cumbersome to move around the garden. Yes, Yes, Yes to more pelleted seed offerings too! (Carrots!!) Brian went above and beyond with those gifts! I have a couple of older Old Timer “Sharpfinger” knives that are still my absolute favorite skinning knives! Nothing fancy, they just do what they’re supposed to, and do it well!

[@sheraldtaylor1297]

I started celery 3 weeks ago. Great germination (I just pressed the seeds in). They were coming along fine, then something came along and ate the tops off of them and my brassicas. I am in zone 8 in North Texas and considering if have time to start again. Pelleted seeds would be nice. I grew celery a couple of years ago during springtime in a raised bed and was surprised with the success.

[@lindabranch8294]

I grew some celery this year think I got form HD and it was really easy to go. I would harvest the stalk, make celery juice, Had them in a bed with some collards and they did really good. They will keep growing as long as you keep them cut down. Tasted really good.

[@lisacrosby9228]

Old goat is hanging out with the onions behind Greg. Thanks for the info on celery. My mom grew some last year and really enjoyed it.

[@CR_TallPinesFa]

Red and Black would be nice! Go Dawgs!

[@kathsflowerpatch5220]

I really enjoyed all the amazing information you guys provided, this comment come from my experience growing celery this past spring. I started in 3/4" soil blocks in December 15 by the end of January I had a 5" stocky plants ready to hit the ground, when transplanted in the very beginning of February they took off like crazy, just for reference I'm in 9b Sacramento Ca. Our winters are cold and we do get freezing temperatures and hardly past the 45 degrees mark at night. They also sprouted in less than 10 days. When starting small vegetables or flowers seeds I will always choose soil blocks, game changer.

[@SouthernLatitudesFL]

I'm on my 5th year of growing celery. In the beginning, I trialed different varieties but Tango is my favorite. I started my seeds in late July in 10a, East Central FL... community sow since those seeds are tiny. I just transplanted them yesterday. My technique is different. Mine get most sun, outside, lots of water. I do keep a cover on to protect them the first month.

[@karenzorn773]

Hey y’all love the new seed starting tray, voting for different colors, can’t wait til they are available, great show as usual.

[@johnrock6480]

I like tango celery. Huge crop this year.

[@user-SG-402]

I think having red, blue and black seed trays world be great! The old goat is in the mesh bag above Greg. Silly goat 😊

[@charmainedavis1175]

I live in jamaica and have been getting celery to germinate every month in our hot climate right on my verandah takes some time to master it ,but have been at it since fall of last year. Always watch your show and is also a customer

[@gardeningwithhoss]

thanks so much, our celery we planted on the show 2 weeks ago are sprouting.

[@mommypov4958]

Yes! All the colors! Neon's, pastels, earth colors...love them! Old goat isbup in them onions! Thanks yall;)

[@shelleygriffin4872]

I love different color options.

[@gardeningsimplified]

When starting celery seeds, I just place the seeds on the surface of my cell trays and water them into the soil. Then place a dome over the tray. I get excellent germination even a at 78°. I do have a grow light on a timer so that they can have light as soon as they emerge. Once they get about 1 1/2" tall I plant them into my garden bed. They may take a little more than two weeks to germinate at this temperature. They do like plenty of water.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

I definitely want to grow celery! Thanks for the tips!

[@zaccovert890]

Thank you for the correct information on celery & thank you for another episode. I personally do not care about my seed tray color. I would prefer black over any bright colors

[@lisawambles8002]

Pastel colors / colors, colors , colors.. I like the colors to plant like each variety in and I can document those varieties by color in my garden notebook and at a glance I know each tray has a different variety plant without having to look at each individual plant tag. Old goat hanging out on the onions tonight.

[@maryowens694]

I love colors on trays!

[@williamcobb1408]

Great show, thanks for the info on celery. Old goat is hangin out in the onion sack tonight

[@Keith_Alamond]

Good evening, my Hoss peeps!! So ready for fall. I'm over this summer heat.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Same here!

[@findjoyinthejourney72]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching!

[@marycochran-mm6hy]

I got some of the roselle seeds and plan on planting them this spring.

[@utopicconfections5257]

I've tried growing celery for the last 3 years. This year it's grown the best and I think it's because it's been very wet this year. The stalks are nice and big, the color is vibrant and it tastes great. Homegrown celery has such a better flavor than store bought.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for sharing

[@benny3118]

I love this show always interesting topics. I also love buying seeds from you guys as you have great varieties. The old goat is in the bag hanging above the bunch of onions. Keep up the good work.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

thanks Benny

[@jamesstandley4584]

Would have never thought to trim like onion, great info! Gonna try pelleted Hadrian TZ 9077 for an early spring transplanting in March why not

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wkvaughn]

I grew your celery last year, and it produced well in middle Georgia zone 8b (I think).

[@pappysfavorite]

Boss Hoss I would like blue or green black is good Seed labels too

[@pappysfavorite]

Old goat is in the onion bag on behind Boss Hoss

[@TXDHC]

I like the blue plant cells! I just said to myself today, I better check with Hoss when to plant celery! Great minds think alike! ❤ I’m sorry for your great loss. ❤

[@gardeningwithhoss]

So true!

[@marywesley316]

Well I’ll be! My granddaughter Abby, is going to be so excited that y’all showed our photos. I didn’t expect that. We have been having a lot of fun harvesting the Luffa’s I’m just hoping that Abby doesn’t mention anymore about making soap to add our Luffa too.. because I have no clue on making soap, this sweet girl of ours thinks her Gigi(me) can do anything, but I’m not ready for soap making. Thanks again y’all! Blessings from TN❤

[@gardeningwithhoss]

you can by some kids soap making kits at Hobby Lobby are are just melt and pour. They even have goat's milk ones.

[@marywesley316]

@@gardeningwithhoss thanks for that info.. we will check that out this weekend.

[@angiepeevy7680]

labels are great! I always get my starts mixed up

[@wandahughey7606]

Jim saw buds on our Roselle today. Excited to see & taste it! Thanks for the seeds!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hope you like it!

[@Kliethermes1]

I like this blue color.

[@janiced.hannah7658]

I love different color trays!!!

[@deebirdwell2051]

Hello from Tampa Bay FL. Old goat is behind Greg by onions and red sack

[@lisaallen835]

Old Goat is behind Greg in the Hoss mesh bag.

[@margaretgarrett6523]

I would like colored trays.

[@robertmitchell6061]

Different colors would help to identify what plants you are planting

[@wandakelly2173]

We are having Hoss’ Vidora, peppers and chicken tonight with Montreal Chicken seasoning 😊

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sounds great!

[@lindabranch8294]

Definitely different colors. I am a fan of purple but the blue is popping

[@marycochran-mm6hy]

Earwig's love celery..

[@tambrasmith9707]

Hey yall from Texas

[@tambrasmith9707]

It’s hot and humid here

[@tambrasmith9707]

I like the blue ones

[@tambrasmith9707]

Cool signs

[@tambrasmith9707]

Nice knife

[@tambrasmith9707]

I’m a girl but I like knives and flash lights

[@tambrasmith9707]

My loofa is growing so slow … any tips

[@serenanorrell4962]

The old goat’s in the mesh bag with the onions above Mrs. Hoss.

[@backyardcardinals]

Hey y'all from the Houston area. We've grown celery here in zone 9 but we started by cutting off the bottom of store bought celery. I don't feel like I need different colors on my seed tray. That old goat is sticking out of the top of the Hoss onion bag. I think this year we will try it from seeds.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for sharing

[@DownOnTheHomestead]

Old goat in the onion bag behind Greg!

[@anitabaldwin2176]

Hi from Stan and Anita Baldwin Huntsville Al. AniStan acres. Old Goat is hanging out behind Hoss behind the Hoss onion bag on top shelf

[@maconbacon8215]

I see the old goat hiding behind the Hoss bag. I grew the Tango celery last fall. It was tasty and prolific.

[@susanparker-heitel702]

Different color trays can represent different crops, blue zinnias, black veggies etc

[@marywesley316]

I’ve got my Jade Cross starting right now, I just don’t know where I’m putting them lol!

[@weldongriffith9974]

Old goat is hanging out in the Hoss mesh bag

[@lindaedwards9756]

Looks like the old goat is in or behind the red mesh Hoss bag .

[@pamelaallen7296]

I think I see the old goat behind the onion sack on Hoss side.

[@Christian-jx3nx]

So what month do you transplant the celery outside in different zones?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

In Zone 9 end of September.

[@tambrasmith9707]

I have a problem with the labels on my seed trays falling off or getting knocked off and then not knowing what I planted where

[@tambrasmith9707]

Probably just me

[@gardeningwithhoss]

An idea is to use masking tape on the side and write on it. This has worked for me.

[@hayleyminshew5682]

Old goat behind in the yellow onions

[@SandraGwin]

Are yall going to sell the So-Fire Red Onion plants again this year? I had a great crop last year.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

No, we are changing up this year to Red Creole

[@robertmitchell6061]

So sorry for your loss my father passed a few months ago and I really miss him

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you and blessings for your family.

[@leanneblurton9842]

Old goat in onions behind Hoss

[@AnneMorris-ns8yh]

I like to know the online catalog I would like to see your products thank you, Angelina

[@gardeningwithhoss]

www.growhoss.com

[@donisenberg3032]

Ive had success starting celery seeds in coconut coir. Just pressed into the top, not covered

[@bartsexton1652]

I still say row by row socks from the same company would be a good seller for y’all

[@kurtseebeck582]

Old goat is behind hoss above onion bag.

[@JaymeCGraham]

I don’t mind black tray’s. However, I can see the colored ones for plant identification. I start way too many seeds to keep track of what color tray goes with what 😂😂

[@angiepeevy7680]

The old goat will have onion breath tonight ...hiding behind Greg in the onions.

[@kaygalloway4315]

In the onions above Greg’s head!

[@pattytown3403]

Old goat behind hoss onion bag.

[@blueberrymeadow165]

I have successfully grown celery in greenstalk

[@onestepforward1244]

The old goat is above Greg behind the red hoss bag

[@lisabeam8315]

I'm in nj cannot I plant strawberries in fall

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Plant strawberries in the fall to help them establish themselves before winter and produce fruit in the spring. It's best to plant them early in the fall so they have enough time to establish themselves

[@wkvaughn]

Old goat is on top of the onion bunch.

[@welchfarmnc]

Found the goat he is in the Hoss bag above the onions

[@red8588]

Old goat is behind the red hoss bag

[@charlesrussell6201]

I use an ordinary tooth pick to pick up seeds. Wet the tip. From celery seeds to tomato seeds.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Great tip!

[@MarshaShelley-t3n]

I grew some nice celery from seed last spring/summer! But this year nothing much is growing good.

[@sandravollmar6646]

Old goat in onion bag

[@MarshaShelley-t3n]

Old goat is hiding in the onion bag!

[@valjalava1951]

I have grown celery for the last couple of years,but seems to be bitter and bolts,I am in BC Canada zone7-8

[@estherfincher1810]

Old goat hiding in the onion's behind Greg!

[@marycochran-mm6hy]

The old goat is behind the red Hoss bag.

[@eddsawyer733]

The old goat is in the onion bag.

[@melissa7233]

old goat is with the yellow onions

[@robinbailey-o5v]

I'm so so sorry for the loss of your Father

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thank you Robin

[@joybartlett9784]

Old goat is on the shelf behind Greg. Don't let him breathe on you or kiss you. 😅. Onion breath.

[@bartsexton1652]

The old goat is hiding behind the corner on the red hoss bag

[@marygrott8095]

For me, tray colors dont matter. Sure, they look pretty, which is cool. However, when it comes to seed trays, practicality amd functionality are more important to me.

[@geraldwhite6029]

Old goat in the onions. Above Greg’s head

[@Emmylou2]

Old goat is just above the onions on the left.

[@raythompson1610]

Old Goat in the Get Dirty Onion sack. Sondra Thompson

[@katelinrhan324]

I don’t care about the color as long as it’s the same material as the larger trays

[@hannahrosefl]

I like multiple colors so I can write down "Blue: Tomatoes. Yellow: Celery Orange: whatever"