How To Root And Grow Rosemary From Cuttings

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

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[@racheenighteyes5496]

so i do similar with tomatoes and sweet potato slips but i use a small sponge fish filter (look for filters for beta fish) hook a splinter to the pump and run a bunch of jars. looks like a mad scientist lab and to keep down on the algae i use food coloring. different color for each jar, if you got kids they love it and it gets them more interested.

[@catherinepoloynis]

You forgot the heat mat... 70 - 90 degrees for weeks to root might need some help!

[@TomRuiz-en8mr]

😂😂😂😮

[@brentbarksdale7668]

Awesome video. Very helpful. I love the detail and then the recap at the end. Great job !!

[@jeremyanderson9898]

This is seriously the best video on how to get your plants to reroot! Definitely saving this video AND sharing it with all my gardening friends!

[@innerjon]

Hands down, best rosemary rooting tutorial. 😎

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Too kind!!! Thank you so much! :-)

[@michaelmarchione3408]

Wow! I've watched a lot videos and have talked to a lot of gardeners, but this is best and easiest to learn tutorial that I have seen. Thanks very much for your time in doing this how-to. My father was a great gardener, he could grow anything. But, he never took the time to propagate Rosemary. It was the only herb he never did. He would just buy or be given one from another Italian gardener friends every spring. He could graft and do all kinds of stuff. He was born here in the U.S., but raised on his grandparent's farm in the 1920's and 30's in Italy. That is the only thing that I can think of that he never taught me. Thanks again for the lesson! Take care Jeff!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much Michael! Could you imagine the flavor of the things your dad grew in Italy a 100 years ago? Must have tasted amazing!

[@maine9319]

Same sentiments

[@Sparklfoot]

Thank you for such a detailed how to, I never knew about the late winter early spring timing so that’s strategic. Here’s to Ripe Tomato Farms!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks, happy to help! Best of luck this season. 🙂

[@blacksinglemomhomesteadont6454]

Thank you I guess my phone has been listening to me talk about taking cuttings of my exit rosemary plants to multiple in my backyard around my chicken coop and your video pops up without me googling it. Perfect timing. I'm on it this morning. I'll grow at least 20-40 new rosemary plants. I love that smell in my yard and the chickens don't bother it.

[@BrianvanderMerweFoties]

Jeff has been such a find. I would recommend his channel to anyone and everyone, who wants to learn about gardening, in a way that is easy to receive and implement.

[@GypsiiSOUL]

I have watched so many channels but where have you been all my life such a great teacher and I won’t go anywhere else your amazing Keep up the lessons Your amazing

[@DAVESGIRL830]

Guess I’m trying this again! Thank you for explaining this like I’m 5, sometimes I need my hand held through the process after so many failures in the past!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Ha ha no problem! You got this!

[@jimmcdowell9017]

Jeff, I just watched your video on compost tea from 4 years ago. Practice makes perfect because you do outstanding videos now. Experience is a wonderful thing. More please.

[@banjofett3949]

I love the taste and smell of Rosemary, also looks like a cute bonsai.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Totally agree! It's got it all! Lol

[@melindaammons5262]

I like simple, and you explained things in your video so well, and typed what you said so I could write down the words,, I am in my 70's and I appreciate you making the video where I could understand it. Thank you so very much and may God Richly Bless You! Showing us step by step and taking us through everything was a delight to me, thanks again.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Melinda! I'm so glad you liked it and found it helpful! Appreciate the kind words, really! :-)

[@jolynn563]

Love your technique and detailed way of teaching. Thank you so much! I can never have enough rosemary with it's culinary and medicinal benefits. 💕

[@JDHood]

Once I can get one to grow from seed, I will definitely try this! Tried two packets of seed so far and none have made it. Now it's personal and I'm going to keep trying until I get one to make it past the seedling stage.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Same with me and Thyme John.....just never grows good from seed...sigh.

[@FrozEnbyWolf150]

When it comes to herb seeds, try sprinkling them on the surface and covering them with wet single ply tissue paper. Since the seeds are so tiny, they don't need to be buried. Keep it wet and avoid letting the paper dry out, and the seeds should germinate within a week. The plants will still take a very long time to grow to maturity, so you need to be patient.

[@stacyrosa6672]

Funny, I just watched a tutorial that said that rosemary doesn't root well in water! I'm so glad I kept searching. This was an excellent tutorial ❤!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yes, I've had nothing but success rooting it in water..... Truth though, many of the woody plants and perennials are just rooted in straight soil, so there's people on both sides, lol!

[@salma0000]

Mine rooted after 10 days during summer time

[@RoyJacob5]

Thank you for taking time and making the video. You keep it simple and encourage people to try it and not scare them/overly complicate it. I got one 6 months back from a nursery, and it's adjusted to my garden, and doing ok. While one could easily go and buy more, there is a pleasure in propagating from a cutting. There are many possibilities for failures. With Mint cuttings, I have had a lot of luck with rooting, however, never got it moved from water to soil - successfully. In my next (cutting, water rooting, and then back to soil) attempt - will surely try and get the soil soaked, before putting the plant into it.

[@KTvedt]

Phenomenal explanations. Simple, easy to follow, and the tutorial answers all your questions. This is simply well done. I'm looking forward to more! You have a following in me! Thank you!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@KTvedt thanks! Appreciate it.

[@inspiredproduce]

This is an awesome tutorial for rosemary! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey thanks! And thanks for watching!

[@therrnenghwang1235]

It's very pleasant to listen to you talk. Thank you from S.korea : )

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@therrnenghwang1235 hey thanks, that's kind of you to say.

[@OuttaDisWorldGamer]

Hi, I just love your videos you have the best explanation how to grow herbs and other things and your garden or at home. Just love it. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward for more videos. Hello from Canada ewa

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much, glad you are getting something from them. Best of luck this year! 🙂

[@elizaC3024]

I have yet to over winter a rosemary in Northern Michigan. I have brought them in for the winter and this year managed to kill it anyhow. I'll be visiting the nursery again this spring.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Ugghh...sorry to hear that Elizabeth. I'd leave the plants outside...but go for extreme shelter. Snow is actually awesome because it insulates them. Winter wind chill just seems to do so much damage.

[@southerngardenesse]

Thank you for this video as I am definitely needing to start another rosemary plant. Mine was half killed last year by other plants and a tree that came down during a storm. Really great timing. Thanks again.

[@MrBoromir123]

I got some David Bellamy vibes when you parted the plants at the start. Great video very helpful

[@Isolden11]

Thanks for everything you do! I'm learning alot from your videos!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Linda, appreciate that!

[@effieinglish]

Just in time to take cuttings and grow some new rosemary plants! Thx

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Make it happen Effie! :-)

[@tylin168]

ditto what Michelle said, this is a thorough, well-made video, especially for someone who has an interest in & just started gardening. i especially liked the summary - recap at the end, emphasizing important points to pay attention to.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks tylin, appreciate it!

[@LADYKAT...]

Jeff, I've tried a million ways to grow rosemary and kill it everytime! I live in southern California and should have great success but am not having any luck at all. I can't root it in water ! It rots! I'll keep trying watching this video. (and all your wonderful videos). My other problem is sweet basil. I love both of these plants. I know that once I finally get them going it will be smooth sailing . I absolutely WILL NOT GIVE UP!!! PS, the elephant garlic you helped me with is growing beautifully! I'm so excited!

[@photon434]

Great video. I tried making cuttings at the end of fall a year ago. Now I know why it was a complete bust. Will give it another shot in a couple months. Thanks!

[@joelwashere5382]

Great tutorial. ❤ You would make a good teacher. Calm and clear on instructions ✌️

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Joel, appreciate it! :-)

[@mrdajve]

Awesome explanation! Thanks for the upload.

[@violinhunter2]

Impressive. Magnificent video. Thanks so much.

[@GingersnapLizz]

I have a 10 year old potted rosemary. The bottom halfway of the stems are bare. Is there anyway of getting growth back on these half bare stems? I've been a gardener for over 50 years, and have had my own nursery growing 250+ varieties of gingers, and butterfly 🦋 plants, and my own herbs 🌿. Thyme and rosemary are my favorites but, not much luck propagating them, or keeping them pretty. Thank you for sharing such an awesome video. I enjoy the fact that you explain everything.

[@JEK]

This is awesome, just cut a few Rosemary cuttings, hoping to check back in a couple weeks with positive results.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Let us know! Once you see roots, you know you're golden!

[@meyrodrigueskelly8609]

I never saw a video for gardening so well made. Congratulations on It, 's awesome for the details, covering all points. If this time I cannot have my rosemary grown, I'll give up, the problem is me.

[@mudpiemudpie785]

Great video.Thanks! I haven't been successful at this, and now I know why. I've been doing it at the wrong time of the year. Can't wait to try it again very soon. Also, I hope you didn't throw those lovely rosemary leaves away. I'd have to roast some type of meat with them or chop them up and dry them. Or, at the very least, pop them into some mesh bags and put them in your clothing drawers as a sachet. The smell is wonderful!

[@maine9319]

A must watch for those having difficulty propagating rosemary like me. Such a complete guide looking forward to following this in the tropics. Will update when successful

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey thanks, appreciate it! I struggled with Rosemary a bunch as well.... One easier one that's guaranteed to get going though, is Thyme!

[@mmogbytes]

I’ve never done rosemary but I’m going to try this method. Thank you! ❤

[@debheesen2097]

This is perfect. I had a beautiful thriving rosemary in my front garden but then we moved. I took cuttings thought they had rooted successfully but they didn't. So, my plan is going to be to go buy one rosemary plant and help it grow through this year. And then put this into practice next spring. Thank you so much

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Deb.... That's the perfect use case for cuttings. Sorry that one didn't work out for you!

[@King393]

Very detailed, you did good with your process and illustrations. Thank you dearly.

[@lifeTechnicolorGuy]

I've been trying without success. Will now try with your tips! Very nice and informative video. Thank you

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Best of luck! Try to pick the youngest shoots, and never ones that are flowering. :-)

[@cathycamp8444]

Thank you for this info, I am going to start me more rosemary from my mother plant, very easy. Thanks again

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Best of luck Cathy!

[@brighteyez51]

I've got a rosemary plant that i believe is aging out. It no longer grows. I have tried for MONTHS to get a new plant with no success... till I watched this. I thank you so much

[@Detras_del_mundo]

I don’t speak English but o can understand you very well. Thank you! Amazing channel

[@naomi2646]

Jeff, good morning! I Love Rosemary, thank you for your help. It's an amazing scent.

[@andyp.4205]

I have too much rosemary already but still going to propagate new plants. Can't resist the aroma of fresh rosemary and I'm using it more in cooking. Wish I was in a non 5A growing zone where I could leave in the ground year round and let it become a large bushy aromatic herb. However, it seems to be happy in various size containers in my unheated greenhouse.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I totally agree Andy! Do you bring the Rosemary out of the greenhouse in the spring?

[@andyp.4205]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms The one in the 20 gallon grow bag yes, the ones in the 5 gallon plastic pots they stay in until peppers and tomatoes take over.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@andyp.4205 Sounds like a plan! Super short growing season though, right?

[@norafox4789]

Oohhhh,I love Rosemary,thank you.ur 😍 amazing teacher.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much Nora! Too kind. 🙂

[@christinebrooks6364]

Hi Jeff. Great video with lots of useful tips on how to propogate Rosemary, im currently doing this & hoping they root. Thanks for sharing and take care 🙂

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Christine, best of luck! :-)

[@pyarachani6736]

Update

[@janerosexia747]

Great video! I tried twice now, after winter they were dead. I live in Canada. I use rosemary leaves tea to apply on my hair and set for 15 to 20 minutes before regular washing. It protect hair loss.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hi Jane, often you can have more success with spring shoots that are actively growing.

[@SadhuBiochemist]

Great video! I think that you are elucidating many of the mysterious techniques for plant prop by cuttings. For herbaceous plants, it is the easiest, but rosemary has a woody stem which requires additional steps.

[@SadhuBiochemist]

Changing the water might involve keeping a bit of oxygen in the water and also allowing plant hormones from the cutting to remain in the water. I change half of the water every 3-4 days.

[@k.h.6991]

This method makes a ton of sense.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Give it a try and let us know how you do!

[@austinj3881]

Rosemary might be the hardest plants that I try to propagate. I would say my success rate is around 10% but it is enough to keep mt garden growing. I will have to try some of these tips to get better propagation.

[@rebeccaminor2173]

Thanks! That was clear, concise and makes me feel confident in what your telling me 😊

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Rebecca, glad you liked it!

[@cynb.347]

You are one of the best sources for me when I need to know something because I always learn what I am seeking from you. Since I discovered you I always come to you for help. I love and appreciate you so much. I have purchased 10 x 20 trays , and other supplies for my needs but I like what looks like dish/bus tub for dishes you use for mixing soil, bottom watering plants, etc. I've shopped with restaurant supplies and more but I dont like them. I know it's just a tub but I like yours. Can you give a size and brand.

[@elizabethstevens4720]

Great job simple explanations!! GREATFUL!! Thank you!!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Elizabeth!, glad you liked! :-)

[@GeoffryWK]

I went to Plan B on the Rosemary and planted the seeds in a tray and they have sprouted. I will thin and transplant to pots when they get a couple inches tall. The last two store-bought cuttings croaked. My Oregano and Cilantro seeds have also sprouted, but the Spearmint has not, yet. I still have Sage, Thyme and Basil to plant. 1/29/23.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Best of luck Doug! Keep us updated on the progress!!

[@isatoro77]

What a fantastic video. Thank you so much subscribed

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey thanks isatoro! Appreciate the support! 🙂

[@Superxtremedits]

Thank you so much. Will definetly be trying this. Excellent pesentation.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@Superxtremedits thanks, hope it helps you!

[@altworld6173]

What an excellent and easy-to-follow tutorial. Thank you so much for the information!

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[@Poppieparty]

I’d loooooove a bush!! I just love rosemary!!

[@IsabellaGraceCosmetics]

I’ll give this method a try. I’m propagating a lot to make a hedge. What variety rosemary is that?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

This is the edible kind with moderate cold tolerance.... Can't remember the variety name unfortunately

[@helenlai464]

Thanks for the great tips! I have no hands for herbs but I really need to try this!

[@daleparks6781]

Great presentation interesting and helpful thanks so much I enjoy gardens and plants to grow 🪴👍

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers dale, thanks so much for checking it out!

[@annalarke]

What a brilliant tutorial!!!

[@joancuadra1]

Excellent teacher. Wow you are the best on line. Really. Thank you. ❤❤❤

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Much too kind, but thank you Joan!!

[@celinefederici6951]

Best video I have seen over the yrs! I love rosemary but have not been successful in over wintering indoors or outdoors. I live in Zone 6b on Cape Cod and have bought at least a dozen rosemary plants that have not survived. I will try to root this spring if my current one survives and/or another new one. I wonder if you can root cut organic rosemary from the grocery store. Sometimes they sell bunches w very long stems.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much! Best of luck with the overwintering..... Keep us updated!!

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

Notting survives in our MN winter so I have to buy one and start that

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Dang haydeh, what's the lowest it gets?

[@luisfbjunqueira5837]

Thank you so much for such an amazing tutorial!!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Luis, glad you liked! :-)

[@eliagron8750]

Thank you so much. Will try it again. My rosemary plants are so sad. I live in the tropical .

[@usewisdom2]

Fantastic. Will do asap THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[@gracewanjamanyara8848]

Thanks for sharing this important tips. Very helpful

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers grace, thanks so much for watching!

[@donnakacz6460]

Hi Jeff. I'm slowly getting threw your videos. So thanks for this one. I really needed to know. Take care God bless

[@adriannaarumugam2819]

Thank you for teaching us ! ❤

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@adriannaarumugam2819 thank you for watching!

[@okashakhan6338]

i didnot know even how to grow rosemary but i just planted its stem in november and it grows successfully

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Perfect!

[@okashakhan6338]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms i am from pakistan and i am watching your videos with so much love,,,i learn so much important things from you,,thank u so much

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@@okashakhan6338 hey, thanks so much! Glad to have you aboard! :-)

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[@naturalyawd7814]

Wow! Awesome information. My Rosemary plant is still outdoor surviving in the Massachusetts Cold. The whole plant is less than 8 inches, so hopefully I get some growth before spring so I can get some cuttings to transplant.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Nice! Sounds like a tough one!

[@nebsun]

2:30 I use this method of just taking small 2in / 5cm young cuttings, and stick them in soil where I have other things growing - it's not a 100% success rate, but with how simple and easy it is to do, it's good enough to make a ton of plants. I usually just take rosemary cuttings in spring and put them directly in the same soil around tomatoes or other plants I grow for summer, then in the end once those summer plants are done, I end up with whatever rosemary plants survived, and I can relocate them were and when needed.

[@lauralentil5138]

Tnx for step by step illustration!!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers, thanks for watching!

[@christylohr2633]

Great rosemary video,,,,,,thanks!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers Christy, thanks so much for watching!

[@vidyayinirajendra5383]

Absolutely wonderful thank you for sharing this video 📹👌👍

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks so much for watching! :-)

[@nancychua6520]

Thanks a bunch. This video is packed with the most helpful tips and it's easy to understand. I started putting my cuttings in water a week ago, but nothing happened and I thought I did it wrong again. Now I know I have to have patience and wait for another week or so. A very elementary question - what type of potting soil do I need to have? This is my first time growing rosemary. So far I could only grow mint, lol!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Thanks Nancy! For soil, a simple organic potting mix will do just fine. Coarse works as well, Rosemary isn't picky! :-)

[@nancychua6520]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms thank you. I can't wait to try it out.

[@paulinemccullen4195]

hi Nancy had you success?

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[@RossPotts]

@theripetomatofarms, @4:30, and added benefit from stripping the bottom half of leaves is you now have a good bit of herb for a compound butter. Excellent on steaks!

[@Truthseeker738]

I’m trying this! Thanks for the information!!

[@robertmorley3609]

when the roots grow out of the top of the stem, would there be any need to remove the bottom green leaves before planting?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

I haven't found a need to. If a couple get buried, it doesn't seem to affect anything Robert. :-)

[@GiovanniMorenoMusic]

Just subbed after watching 2 videos about rosemary😝 i love rosemary

[@meyrodrigueskelly8609]

Thank you for your videos, It is very helpful! I've been trying to have Rosemary for a long time (I bought a vase from a fresh market, or someone gave me a branch. I tried many different ways and turned to have the leaves dried (brown) very quickly, even when I put them in the water to grow the roots. I put roots in the soil with rocks and sand for drainage; I put them under the sun (4 hours) or totally on the shades or full sun, the same varieties of trying I did with watering. I tried many different ways to cultivate It, but no luck so far. I really want this plant, so I'll not give up. Do you have some idea what could be the problem? I really appreciate your answer or if anybody here has the same experience, please feel free to share.

[@salma0000]

Mine also roots came from the same locations, first time rooting rosemary

[@Bellavanacoffee]

Awesome. Just started rooting some using honey to help …

[@deebrake]

Thank you very much for this great video. Really appreciate the information.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Cheers, thanks so much for watching!

[@deegee8010]

I’m going to try this with lavender.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Works almost identical!

[@todaysworldjw]

Hi buddy, great videos, very informative 👍 I think I've seen a video of yours showing how to use rooting hormone (may have been the Doff brand you were using) can you recall, or suggest which video it mightve been? Thanks for your time, Jim 😀👍

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hey Jim, thanks for watching. The video you're after was probably this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYW5cnl9dqxgbrs

[@orlafarrell395]

Super film thank you. Glad to hear you mention tree cuttings, have you had any luck with this? We're doing a plant an #elderwand #whompingwillow and #quakingaspen project, we love to learn!

[@rlbgardener6465]

Great video Jeff as usual, here in Missouri zone 6b I brought my rosemary in the house and it seems to be doing good. So I’m going to try and propagate some this winter. Thanks so much for your great videos and hard work.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Right on RLB. 6b gets pretty cold....have you ever left one outside to see if it survives? Snow helps as its excellent insulation.....but exposed with your winter winds....I can see why you bring it in.

[@rlbgardener6465]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I left one old a couple of years ago and it died. I even put it out of the wind. Here where I live we don’t get a lot of snow, but we do get a lot of freezing temps down in the negative degrees for overnight lows.

[@belovitunkti6607]

Thanks for sharing!!!😊

[@fletchybabe6172]

Hi Jeff, can we do the same with sage??😁🌱☀️

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yes, exact same process. Some people find it even easier!

[@fletchybabe6172]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Thanks Jeff ☀️🌱😁

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@fletchybabe6172 🙂

[@Acrowe]

I thank you very much for the video. Helps a lot. I was wondering if rooting hormone would help in anyway? Or what plants do rooting hormone work well with?

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Yes, rooting hormone can speed the process up for all cuttings, including Rosemary.

[@sammythefaxman]

great video, well done all the way around

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@sammythefaxman thanks Sammy, appreciate it!

[@robertng4286]

Thank u for this great video.Were u using hardwood to root your rosemary cuttings??

[@morningwoodfarms713]

😀🎉 CAN'T WAIT! 💓

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Hope the weekend is treating you right Jamie!

[@morningwoodfarms713]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms 🙄 You too, Jeff! ☺🍾🥂💓

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@morningwoodfarms713 🙂

[@matthewleewillis]

Great video! Thank you!

[@roottrackerzbyyaira]

Last year, I took a cutting in the summer and it rooted. Unfortunately, it was overtaken by spider mites. I recently got some seeds and I'm trying to sprout them now.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

Sorry to hear that. Was this indoors or outside?

[@roottrackerzbyyaira]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms outside. I rooted it inside. I was able to fight the spider mites off of my eggplant that is almost 2 years old in June.

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@roottrackerzbyyaira you kept an eggplant alive for multiple seasons? So awesome!

[@roottrackerzbyyaira]

@@TheRipeTomatoFarms my brocolli too. It's rare, but the eggplant can survive 3 years in zone 10b!

[@TheRipeTomatoFarms]

@@roottrackerzbyyaira So cool! Let us know how the production is on the eggplant this summer! 🙂

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Do you fertilize them, as they're growing? If so, what is a good fertilizer and how often?