Growing Thyme from Seed to Harvest - Step by Step

[@bonnie069]

Thank you so much. I'm about to grow thyme from seed, so this is so helpful!

[@Liap]

I am happy You find the video helpful! Thank You ☺🌱🍀

[@bonnie069]

@@Liap My thyme germinated so fast!!!! I'm so excited!

[@Liap]

@@bonnie069 🥳🌱🍀

[@pidpit4397]

You make gardening look so easy and your videos are very relaxing to watch. Thank you so much.

[@Liap]

Thank You very much! I am very happy You like the videos ☺🌱🍀

[@evapistejova3736]

Wow,I envy you so much beautiful thyme,I will never manage to grow it😂.Beautifully processed video❤.As always,many thanks for the type 🙏👌🍀

[@Liap]

You definitely will 🌱🍀 Thank You very much ☺️

[@evapistejova3736]

I will definitely succeed one day :-)

[@pixiepqueen]

Thyme isn’t hard to grow… maybe just buy one from the plant nursery to learn how to care for one. They strike from cuttings very easily too.

[@evapistejova3736]

Thank you for your advice

[@kyipadolma9105]

Indeed best videos about growing ur own Thyme herb at home. Thank u so much . I wish that I could also do the same.

[@Liap]

I am sure You can 🌱 Thank You very much, I am so happy You like the video! ☺🍀

[@loulouloup1773]

thank you for making this videos- so helpful!

[@Liap]

Thank You very much, I am happy You find them helpful! ☺🍀

[@queeniegreengrass3513]

Great video, I just got myself a thyme plant and I'm debating whether to let it grow in the garden soil or in a pot.

[@Liap]

You can start it in a pot and transplant into open garden the next spring as fully established plant 🙂 Thank You very much! ☺🌱🍀

[@debbielanning5021]

Hi, how much sun does thyme need? Thank you for your video.

[@Liap]

Full sun (6-8 hours) if You really want it to thrive. Thank You ☺🌱🍀

[@Lepa733]

All your video clips are great👍, what shall I do with tyime in winter time? I am in continental Europe. Thank you for your advice!

[@Liap]

Hello. I overwinter mine in greenhouse (or if You want to make some winter harvest here and there - indoors on sunny windowsill). Thank You very much ☺🍀

[@Tomexplores_]

great video!

[@Liap]

Thank You very much! ☺🍀

[@j-val2879]

How to water it when its still a seed? Is it daily or 2-3 days time before another watering?

[@Liap]

Always check the soil. The best is to spray the surface lightly every other day or so. Or if You have trouble germinating thyme seeds, You can try to cover the pot with plastic wrap so it holds moisture inside, and You won't have to water until they germinate and You remove the wrap (make sure to have some holes in it, to prevent mold from creating).

[@mnmnafas1643]

How can i buy this

[@hanimdmr]

63L Ellerinize Emeginize sağlık Arkadaşım paylaşım için teşekürler, bilgi içinde teşekürler 🤝🤝👍👍🌷🌸🌼🍀

[@Liap]

Çok teşekkür ederim videoyu beğenmenize çok sevindim ☺🍀 (translator)

[@razamehdi9996]

Please text Temperature need for sowing thyme?

[@tmw3s]

Do you have to fertilize thyme?

[@Liap]

No. And if You are going to, be careful. As it may grow more foliage but at the cost of essential oils. I think I used very dilluted fish emulsion based fertilizer once or twice during the whole year.

[@k-807]

I should water my thyme when? I think I over watered my plant and it started turning brown :(

[@Liap]

Hello. Let the soil dry out completely between watering. These plants won’t tolerate overwatering.

[@k-807]

@Liap thanks so much!

[@msyafiqmuhd3332]

just wondering how many times do u need to water thyme ? my thyme kept drooping at the side and turn brown.🥲. plus can i plant thyme in rocky medium with sand rocks , perlite so make it dry to prevent overwatering and well draining .if u have a guide pls help me .i wasted so much money buy many thyme plant ended up dead

[@Liap]

Hello. The watering frequency will depend on the containers size and other growing conditions (temperature, weather, soil type etc.). When it comes to thyme plants, the way I am doing it is I always let the soil dry completely. When the pot is "light as a feather" I water it. They will survive drought much easier than being overwatered. Yes You can use those to improve the drainage. Hope that helps 🙂🌱🍀

[@queeniegreengrass3513]

If they keep on dying then you might live in a cold and wet place. If not then you're over watering.

[@memoada5097]

great video!!!

[@Liap]

Thank You 😊🍀