Growing Cabbages from Sowing to Harvest

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Cabbages you’ve grown yourself are sweeter and crunchier than anything you can buy. Better still, they are straightforward to grow, so there’s no reason you can’t enjoy delicious homegrown cabbage.
There’s a cabbage for every season, meaning you can have a year-round supply of your very own tasty cabbages.
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@Rayblondie 2 месяца назад

Thank you for that. I didn't know about nasturshans or mint to deter certain pests.

@karengreene4476 6 лет назад

I used sheer curtains over my cabbages to prevent cabbage moths from laying their eggs. It worked very well and let the sun and rain through. Beautiful cabbages for my first try!

@bhhf9393 6 лет назад

Karen Greene thanks for the tip. I will try it.

@maiashaver9272 5 лет назад

Good tip. I think I will try that.

@cek7940 4 года назад

Karen Greene, you're very appreciated at this very moment!! I have 3 sets of very long sheer curtains hanging in a closet that would be absolutely perfect for this! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!

@selinabella8606 4 года назад

Ikea have nets at £5 a pair and are extremely long and quite wide. Perfect for netting without paying the 'gardening club' prices

@donnalutheran6335 4 года назад

Are sheer curtains cheaper than row coversif you have to buy them?

@skai500 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much. I have always been confused by the way cabbages are listed, so I planted spring cabbage in spring, winter cabbage in fall. Nothing ever worked out for me. I feel like I just got a cabbage education!

@GrowVeg 3 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful! :-)

@johnbaxter189 2 года назад

The perfect cabbage lesson, excellently presented.

@breathoflifefarm7197 2 года назад

This video was very helpful!! I’m growing cabbages from seed for the first time and did not know at what stage they would be fig enough to transplant. Thanks!

@urbanpioneer 6 лет назад

Cabbage head splitting is a sign that the plant is about to send up its seed stalk. This can be avoided by keeping the soil uniformly moist near harvest time. Splitting can also be prevented by root pruning the plant about the time the heads mature. This can be done by cultivating near the plant or simply twisting the plant a quarter turn to break some of the roots.

@yope6923 Год назад

Nice tips and tricks, thank you. My cabbage will love this

@pio4362 4 года назад

This guy is just a joy to watch. So much enthusiasm for gardening, it seems to comes off effortlessly again and again in every new video I binge. And even if he doesn't know everything (and that seems unlikely!) it's ok because you know you're in the hands of someone who'll never stop being engaging and thoughtful. So Sir, I do hope you're also into flower gardening, because should Monty Don ever retire from BBC's Gardener's World, you are surely the candidate to succeed him. Passion, charm, on-screen charisma: you've got it all in spades. More and more people are being advised to take up gardening for mental wellbeing, and it's so important that we have a new generation of guides like you (who have none of that modern cynicism or pretentiousness). Best regards from Ireland.

@GrowVeg 4 года назад

I don't know where to look - you've made me blush with your kind comments! Thank you - and I'm so pleased you enjoy the videos! :-)

@46FreddieMercury91 Год назад

It's true... You definitely should be a TV presenter

@diywithlisa7361 2 года назад

I would love for you to do a sowing to harvest video about Brussels Sprouts. Your videos are my go to when I want to learn anything about gardening.

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

Thanks for the suggestion Lisa - I'll add that to our list of video ideas.

@zulpheei7061 4 года назад

I am from India , last year I tried and succeeded it by growing under a net shade, awesome, thanks

@treddym 3 года назад

Sir, Kindly share your contact details a email I’d or phone

@zulpheei7061 3 года назад

@@treddym zulphee@hotmail.com

@treddym 3 года назад

@@zulpheei7061 sent you the email sir

@loreneterwilliger9448 6 лет назад

This year I have lemon balm in my raised bed with the cole crops and they all look healthy with no white moths for the first time ever. It may be a coincidence or not.

@GrowVeg 6 лет назад

Many herbs are arguably good companions to cole crops as their smell will help to confuse potential pests. Though I have to say you're very lucky not to get any cabbage white butterflies at all!

@teshayazzie3095 Год назад

Cabbage is one of my favorites. I’ve never grown them before but I hope to this year.

@maiashaver9272 5 лет назад

Loved it! It taught me a lot. So anybody who watches it is in for a treat. HAVE A GREAT TIME.

@SokhaChetra 4 года назад

we don't have those variety in Cambodia. Nature is wonderful, we all are unique

@loopy7057 4 года назад

Lol

@dreamingacacia 3 года назад

there were several times more variety of crops in Southeast Asia until green revolution back in 1950 when the chemical companies push their agendas into farmers and those without much choices in life fell for their exploits then the following generations aka our generations suffering from the consequences. But there are integrity movements all over the world including people in India and Thailand where the farmers get together to take sustainability way back to our hands. I don't know if people in Cambodia do anything but I heard many Cambodian people went to Thailand and studied sustainability agriculture and how to produce charcoal along with gathering pyroligneous acid while burning wood to produce charcoal.

@damunyden5847 3 года назад

I grow cabbage 🙂

@MrWookie21 3 года назад

@@dreamingacacia Heard about this too.

@vannysoy11923 3 года назад

U from Cambodia which part me also from Cambodia

@sonnossonnos1995 4 года назад

How can you decline such a kind request as this British man politely asking to subscribe and like.

@sarah_farm 9 месяцев назад

I never missed one video of yours,the food you made for your family looks very delicious and healthy,you are blessed to have an extraordinary talent,thanks for sharing your life with us

@GrowVeg 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for watching Sarah. :-)

@UwU-Crew Год назад

Someone in my local gardening group said that the white butterflies seemed more interested in pollinating their catnip blooms than eating the cabbage. I didn’t grow cabbage last year, but I do have lots of catnip. Guess I’ll find out for myself this season. 😊

@GrowVeg Год назад

Hope it's a success. :-)

@rachaelshomemade 6 лет назад

Great video! Complete beginner here having just planted my first cabbages 👍🏻

@thequan9380 3 года назад

Ik this is 3 years later lol, but how did it go?

@martisimmons1381 2 года назад

We love Enkhuizen varieties. Great large heads,perfect for sauerkraut!

@JayyyNz 5 лет назад

Cabbage: _Exist_ Bugs: *_its free real estate_*

@carolinehomans5329 11 месяцев назад

About to start my first cabbage garden, thank you for the tips!

@pamholloway5962 6 лет назад

Good video. The netting needs a mesh no bigger than 5mm square to keep the butterflies out. I watch my neighbour's butterflies squeeze through an 8mm mesh. It's not easy, but they do it! It also needs to be held off the leaves as those pesky butterflies can get their ovipositors through the tiniest hole, and if the leaf is touching the net, the eggs will be laid! If you have used a tight mesh, and don't remove them yourself, the caterpillars will be protected from the birds, and you will find a flight of butterflies INSIDE your net!

@GrowVeg 6 лет назад

Great advice Pam, thank you.

@maiashaver9272 5 лет назад

Great tip you must know a lot about gardening I think I might try that I'm a beginner at gardening so I'm still learning.

@boudara 3 года назад

It's the good method to plant cabbage

@ludwigvanbeethoven5176 4 года назад

*MY CABBAGES!!*

@rosedolch8637 3 года назад

I love that Beethoven loves cabbages!

@scholasticbookfair. 2 года назад

@@rosedolch8637 it's a reference to avatar the last air bender

@annamarcus9508 2 года назад

"OFf wItH tHeIr HeAdS!!! One for every head of cabbage!" He said that at least once.

@lorainemcguire5795 Месяц назад

Thanks ben very useful video I have to say your cabbages really do look beautiful ❤

@cincovirgenesprudentes323 4 года назад

Wow God bless the growing cabbages it so amazing and yummy🥬

@DailyLifeandNature 4 года назад

After i watched your video , now i can do by myself Cabbage Growing in pot at my home garden .

@Stevohh 5 месяцев назад

Excellent advice as always and one of my favourite channels. I love how everything mentioned in your posts are relevant and succinct which definitely helps when learning (or for people with shoty attention spans like me).

@suadsuleman538 4 года назад

I am so happy to now about this

@margaritaqvlog1501 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing this good tips how to plants cabbages in other vegetables enjoy planting

@jeffvirkus 4 года назад

So thorough. So grateful for your wisdom shared. TY

@frankburns8871 6 лет назад

wood ash is good, too, in place of lime. Free, too, if you're a wood burner.

@1985anad 10 месяцев назад

Thank you! I learned something new!

@jerryshapiro3402 2 года назад

I will sow the cabbage seeds into the ground,( no luck with the indoor seedlings), with a tomato plant to ward off cabbage beetles.

@jermaine5675 2 года назад

Ilove cabbage lot

@rmjames83 6 лет назад

Awesome vid, but as a beginner gardener, it would have been great if u mentioned a few good varieties for each season, since u talked about particular seasons-ie best winter, spring, summer and autumn varieties. In Australia, I haven’t come across varieties targeted to specific seasons-but in most places here, cabbage has to be a winter grown crop, as it can get too hot for brassicas.

@GrowVeg 6 лет назад

We shy away from recommending varieties because what's available varies so dramatically across the world, and what might be great for one area wouldn't necessarily thrive in another. Local seed companies are always best for sourcing seed suited to your conditions. I appreciate in most parts of Australia it would be too hot for brassicas in summer.

@maiashaver9272 5 лет назад

Cool. I'm a beginner person at gardening so that might come in handy for me cuz I'm still learning about gardening.

@jasminthiaa 2 года назад

There's an italian heirloom variety called violaceo di verona cabbage it iapparently tolerates heat. I'm trying that this year, in zone 7b

@advancednutritioninc908 2 года назад

You can try shade cloth on a row of cabbage in the warmer months to see how it would do. I would also double the spacing in the row and row to row to help conserve water.

@sharongeorge4096 Год назад

I’m trying Chinese cabbage this year. I’ll try the nasturtiums trick. I interplant them with my tomatoes already

@StaceyHerewegrowagain 6 лет назад

Can't wait to try cabbage this year! Just need to find the seeds by where I live. It's not really fall yet here in florida. Lol

@kimsimmons6177 4 года назад

Burpee!

@russelljohnson1486 4 месяца назад

Good job

@muzingayengwenya4587 2 года назад

Very very informative, useful video, thanks for sharing.

@Romaboo680 3 года назад

*Diocletion has added this to his watch later*

@Codes_games5689 6 месяцев назад

Hello, fellow Romaboo

@brutledge3507 3 месяца назад

Appreciate the tips..Mine are looking good.

@kenalebotsechiloane9287 3 года назад

This is amazing bro

@canadianproudgetoutdoors 4 года назад

Thanks for the tips excited to try this my nana always grew this in garden at farm I love a good broccoli cabbage red onion slaw !! Dont forget the bacon:)

@DailyLifeandNature 5 лет назад

I like growing and like your video

@mrboat580 Год назад

Florida zone 9 I do best with early Dutch flat in large (20 gallon), self-watering containers that will grow 3 plants with picture perfect heads to 12#. One head will make 25+ stuffed cabbage rolls, which my kids claim are every bit as good as lasagna with regard to their idea of special meals. I prune the early leaves (as early greens) and just keep the leaves off of the soil and with plenty airflow underneath. I start mine at the end of Sept and grow past Jan or harvest as needed after that. They Take a little longer this time of year when the sun diminishes some, but I end up not having to use any pest control or excessive water usage.

@GrowVeg Год назад

It’s great to make the most of those pest-free times of year - smart move!

@CrispyOkra 4 года назад

Thanks for this! 👍

@peteacher52 2 года назад

From the far north of NZ - our problems would be opposite to yours; too much heat and "frosts" so rare and so mild that anyone in England would laugh at their being called frosts. The names of varieties are different but I like the minis and the all-year-rounders. Within the space of a month, brassicas went from being cheap to obscenely expensive, so the home gardens will now become more widespread and much better organised.

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

Yes, nothing like a price shock to galvanise the resolve to grow more. But it's all good stuff - can't beat homegrown. :-)

@nilushafernando5186 6 месяцев назад

Appreciate your great effort

@incanada83 Год назад

Thank you for the informative video. I like your enthusiasm and your garden 🙂💐 My favorite cabbage is Savoy (especially for cabbage rolls), and I will be growing it for the first time this year (very hard to find seeds. Also, I didn't know that before, until someone mentioned that, seeds ordered from different countries are often irradiated at the border, therefore, the seeds won't sprout. It happened to me too. Waste of money).

@GrowVeg Год назад

Love Savoy cabbage too - the royalty of cabbage types!

@memyplants595 4 года назад

I hope it can grow here in phillipines i would love to try it

@organicgrow4440 5 месяцев назад

Excellent, Thank you

@ellachung4973 4 года назад

our cabbage was great thx🤣🤣

@freddieivory625 3 года назад

Great info, thank you for sharing

@cherylhowker1792 Год назад

Watching this so I know when to plant my cabbages for this fall. I believe they need transplanting now ish?? They have been grown on in bitter 15cm pots so at a good size to go into the ground with compost and bfb… they going into a raised bed- not a deep one. But not on in ground

@GrowVeg Год назад

Yes, I'd get cabbages to be harvested in the fall into the ground now. :-)

@cherylhowker1792 Год назад

@@GrowVeg ok will do tomorrow. Took the dogs for a walk yesterday and did too much so now I’m paying for it the prat I am!

@christiensgarden3325 5 лет назад

Great video..Very informative

@xhalanga Год назад

That was a very good lesson on growing cabbages. However I feel you have missed out one important part I was specifically looking for. How to take care of a new forming head. Whenever mine start to grow some insects eat them and my cabbage get stuck there. That's when I root it out and cook the leftover.

@GrowVeg Год назад

Hi Juba. The best thing to do is to cover your cabbages (and many other cabbage family crops) with insect mesh to keep critters such as cabbageworms off your plants. I hope you get a good harvest this season.

@dibbleandseed 3 года назад

They can be grown from leaves too. Nice vid

@Anestary 2 года назад

I heard mint to deter rabbits but didn't know what deterred flea beetles that explains why I don't have any this year

@cliffmays442 3 года назад

Try a type I think it is spelled fieldenkraut, (not sure) grows pointed head, sweet, and huge up to several pounds. Use to be used in Germany before machine harvesting which favors round or flat cabbage.

@GrowVeg 3 года назад

Thanks Cliff, I'll take a look.

@mr.c2763 2 года назад

Good video thanks

@cafisdiamond1574 3 года назад

Thank you

@ironleatherwood1357 2 года назад

I am putting rabbit manure and multch like grass clippings with rabbit pee on it and put it around my brassicas and the white butterfly leaves them alone and this also makes an excellent fertilizer .

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

Smart move!

@mihancic 6 лет назад

I was just picking of caterpillars a few days back... Thanks for the tip for growing nasturtiums close by :)

@RyomenSukunaa_ 3 года назад

this bro is looking same as gta 5 Lester

@lolliemoon8 5 лет назад

great tutorials Thankk you.

@thongamsanjoy1203 5 лет назад

In Manipur we have sougry vegi which is locally known, it's test is a less sour and better n only eat leaves which good for digestion and grown in summer. Thank u amen.

@nancytabor8302 2 года назад

I used tulle from granddaughters wedding to protect the Brassicas!

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

Perfect - great repurposing!

@So45121 5 лет назад

Wow. Thank you for the information.

@gavincorbett1272 3 года назад

Another great video...could u possibly do one on purple sprouting broccoli?

@GrowVeg 3 года назад

Thanks for the suggestion Gavin. We'll add it to our list of video ideas. :-)

@gavincorbett1272 3 года назад

@@GrowVeg thankyou I never seem to do any good with it..but love to eat it but its so expensive in the shops...keep up the great content 👍

@ericthathaisen1081 Год назад

This is awesome guide.But in places I would unravel the surrounding weeds for better production purposes.

@donaldplummer5232 3 года назад

Cool my friend

@cliffmays442 5 лет назад

danish ballhead is my favorite along with early Jersey wakefield. My wife is from Asia and so I grow Chinese cabbage, which has the best flavor over regular cabbage. But hard to form heads when weather gets hot.

@GrowVeg 5 лет назад

I'm planning on making kimchi this year using Chinese cabbage, so hope to grow more of it. Getting it to head up properly can be a challenge - the trouble here is excessive wet!

@AAHomeGardening 3 года назад

lovely

@TeffyBabyy 5 лет назад

I've just found your channel and subscribed 😊🤗🌱🌼🌻🌹🌳🥦🥗 I've been gardening for since the age of 13, I'm 30 now 🤫🤫🤪😅 not usually a fan of fruits and veggies in my garden, mainly just because of the stray animals around my home, possums and raccoons and groundhogs and moles 😅😥😖😵 little buggers don't like to share so they'll eat the whole plant lol... Looking forward to seeing more from you. I hope your weekend is going well and that you get lots of gardening/relaxing time (some people wouldn't consider gardening very relaxing, but I do!)

@GrowVeg 5 лет назад

Welcome aboard Stephanie - it's great to have you as a new subscriber! Managed to get some gardening done this weekend - but there's always plenty more to be doing!

@only-vans Год назад

Chinese Cabbage . These things are tiny, one cabbage per Sunday dinner for four. I grow 4 of these cabbage per 1 foot square in a very raised bed. succession growing is successful using 4 raised beds. Chinese cabbage tend to grow in a traffic cone shape rather than the big sprawling English cabbage shape. Fantastic for the small garden .. will grow in pots and planters too.

@GrowVeg Год назад

Great recommendation. :-)

@cliffmays442 4 года назад

I have good luck with savoy early Jersey wakefield (pointed) and late flat Dutch (very large). I prefer Chinese cabbage as I my wife and I like the mild taste. My wife is Chinese Filipino, but if the heat comes to early they will not form heads.

@rugerrocker7483 4 года назад

very imformative

@pemelamlambo6786 3 года назад

Thanky

@_Fadedpolo 2 года назад

ever tried Christmas lights around a plant in the winter under a net or cover ?

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

I haven't, no - sounds like it could be a pretty effect though.

@_Fadedpolo 2 года назад

@@GrowVeg lights to add a few degrees of heat* sorry.

@dannysanchez8665 2 года назад

I have the seeds, time to get my hands dirty. Thank you for the tips in this video.

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

Great work Danny!

@inge5797 6 лет назад

Ich mag ihre Videos - auch , wenn ich nicht jedes Wort verstehe

@GrowVeg 6 лет назад

Danke vielmals

@alya4064 2 года назад

When can we harvest a head of cabbage! How many hours does it take to light the sun?! Can it be grown in a location that receives about 4 hours of sun per day? Thanks for the video, your channel is very useful, keep it up 💚

@GrowVeg 2 года назад

Cabbages can be grown in part shade - around four hours of direct sunshine a day should be fine. With the right selection of varieties you could potentially have cabbages to harvest year-round.

@rarehuntingwithkenneth3163 2 года назад

Nice

@lightsaber_08 4 года назад

MY CABBAGES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@gardentokitchenwgarrycarte3963 6 лет назад

Do you have a video on growing brussel sprouts? thanks for the great advice.

@TheMiddletownInsider 6 лет назад

I don't have a video, but beets are a good companion for Brussels sprouts. I plant mine about 2' apart with 3 beet plants in between.

@GrowVeg 6 лет назад

We don't have a video but have a comprehensive article on growing Brussels sprouts: www.growveg.com/guides/growing-brussels-sprouts/

@stephenhanlon248 Год назад

@@GrowVeg ...

@sakeeswaraiah3619 4 года назад

good to grow with this vedio yarr 👍

@quintenitaeslanavlog2709 3 года назад

Supporter here.thanks host

@carolmeikleham7608 3 года назад

Pointed cabbage is very successful easy and smaller so can grow closer together in smaller spaces

@TANI19 Год назад

Top good❤

@luzvigerminal558 6 лет назад

Before I plant my cabbage I planted a green manure phacelia first and I cut and buried them for 6 weeks before I transplant my cabbage, I never fertiliser them at all. As first time gardener isn’t bad at all. Then I put cover crop beside them, it’s seems they don’t really care but I am not sure if I do it right.

@GrowVeg 6 лет назад

Worth a try. Leguminous cover crops are always recommended for cabbage-family crops as they fix nitrogen at their roots, which cabbages and their relatives love. This like clover, vetch and field beans and peas work well. If you've dug the phacelia in I'm sure it too will have added goodness to the soil.

@luzvigerminal558 6 лет назад

GrowVeg I think so too. I just tried it I never know if this would work or not But seems it is. Thank you for the reply.

@matahari8673 4 года назад

Thanks Sir👍

@thetobaccoguy1751 2 года назад

Here in the US, .22 rifles are best for pigeons

@incanada83 Год назад

TheTobaccoGuy! Well, not everyone is so trigger happy outside of US. No offence but "you guys" will shoot anything that moves LOL

@thetobaccoguy1751 Год назад

@@incanada83 That may be because you can't own firearms in much of the world. Shooting pests is not a uniquely American idea. It's more in the common sense category.

@incanada83 Год назад

@@thetobaccoguy1751 Sometimes may be so. Once I saw a guy shooting at....mosquitoes! I sure did got the hell out of there really quick (on a trip to Alabama). LOL

@thetobaccoguy1751 Год назад

@Dee M I shot at a wasp with a .308 this weekend. Lol. In all fairness I was shooting at 100 yards and he landed on top of my target

@ريمالهدى-ر3ذ 3 года назад

Hello, how are you, my dear, I planted cabbage and I did not have a head, and I knew what the reason was

@GrowVeg 3 года назад

Hopefully some of the advice in this video will help for next time. Garden-grown cabbage is the best. :-)

@ريمالهدى-ر3ذ 3 года назад

@@GrowVeg Thanks

@omirambejackson9709 3 года назад

How many days it can cabbage spend on the bed

@DD-xt6vo 3 года назад

1st time cabbage grower here. Bought 12 seedlings before decided where to put them, planted too late to form heads. Lots of big loose leaves apart from 3-4 skeletonised by slugs (also snails). Now I remove them with grabber. Question is: Are they edible? Even with seed pods looking like cauliflowers growing in the middle? And big thick loose veiny leaves with holes? Also, when I cut off the leaves, will they grow back from the stalks or should I dig out the stumps and plant new seedlings? Ps. I love cabbage cooked in the ham water!

@GrowVeg 3 года назад

Yes, they would be edible - every part of the plant is edible. If you cut off all the leaves you may get some secondary growth of leaves from the stalk, but these are unlikely to form a head.

@DD-xt6vo 3 года назад

@@GrowVeg Thank you for your reply. The leaves were delicious, reminded me of the 'school dinner' greens I loved so much. Can the broccoli-like (not 'cauliflower') centres be cooked/boiled/eaten like actual broccoli? I see on the internet they are not the same thing, that cabbage centres/seedpods can be 'eaten RAW in salads' but I can't quite understand why RAW. Can't it be cooked and enjoyed like broccoli? If not then why not? Does Broccoli grown on a plant with leaves different from & less edible than cabbage?

@garygeorge-wi7co 4 года назад

I have grown cabbages last autumn and I have left the roots and whatever is left. This time in April I see shoots of leaves and flowers coming from the same place. And some flowers are turning yellow. Will these end up as cabbages? Or I have to try fresh.

@GrowVeg 4 года назад

They won't produce cabbages if they are already flowering, so I would resow. If you have lots of space, you could leave the plants in the ground to flower, which will help to support various pollinating insects.

@maacya1024 3 года назад

Im in Africa, please for how long should I hold the sawn seeds in the fridge before bringing them out?

@GrowVeg 3 года назад

Hi Lilia. You shouldn't really have to put them in the fridge after sowing. Sow them direct where they are to grow or transplant into their final positions. I would be sure to keep them watered if it's hot - and perhaps offer them a site that isn't in full sun if it is really hot where you are.

@maacya1024 3 года назад

@@GrowVeg thank you very much! In Russian we call it 'stratefication' or so, I watched Russian You tube videos as well (P.S.: I know, its stange that Russian lives in Africa) Its +27 +32 in shade all year round here, really hot!

@bhupen_asem-0385 4 года назад

Should I remove the old leaves of cabbage to provide the nutrition to the new leaves to grow up faster.

@GrowVeg 4 года назад

Leave all the leaves alone until you harvest the plant. All leaves help the plant to grow. If any leaves are dying or yellow, though, they can be removed.

@bhupen_asem-0385 4 года назад