How to Grow ALYSSUM from Seeds EASILY! 

@Biswanath Dutta, Most welcome and thank you So So much for your words, appreciate it a lot :-)

@Neha Rai, Thank you So So much for your positive words...I would be one day if I get continuous supports from good wishers like you :-)

Not sure how to thank you..but, really thank you SO MUCH for your words, appreciated and thank you once again for the encouragement. Wish you all the best and have a great time ahead!

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@naziya jahangir, Most welcome and thank you so much for watching :-) I am glad to know it got posted at the right time, happy gardening :-)

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@@GardeningUpbeat YAY! My seeds have germinated and I have tiny seedlings! Never managed this the other times I tried! Thank you again!

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@Monti Dutta, Ha ha...sure Monti 😁😁😁 Be careful though, Our pet Dog Alvi is gurding my garden...ha ha...just kidding, he is super friendly and almost all Golden Retrievers are totally friendly 😁😁😁 Thank you for watching :-)

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Best of luck!

@Neil Brylle Malunes, Thank you So So much for such wonderful feedback and I am really glad to know I could do something!!! Happy Gardening and TC 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@Soumya's Mehandi and Creativity, Thank you So So much for your feedback Soumya, appreciate it a lot :-)

@Venkat Lakshmi Gandepalli, Thank you So So much :-)

You are most welcome and thank you SO much for the support and for your feedback! I can understand and that's why many plants that we grow in Winter are grown in Summer in places like UK, US etc. I hope your plants do well and wish you all the best!

@Harman Sidhu, Glad to know you liked it :-) I would appreciate if you don't call me sir, it's just a request and thank you for watching :-)

@Talim Dibuja, Greetings and thank you so much for your words, appreciate it :-) I am actually getting bit difficult to get the actual issue...but most likely they are getting leggy? If yes, please take a look how much direct sunlight they are getting. They usually stretch a bit when there is lack of sunlight. Also, please water very carefully. The stem rot very fast with even little bit over-watering. Thank you and please let me know if I got your wrong!!

@Gagan Sharma, Thank you very much Sir ji :-)

Thank you! Cheers!

@shirisha gavara, Thank you :-)

They won’t grow as big. Why don’t you try to get a pot like the one this gentleman is using? They are very cheap, but you could repurpose anything, as long as it’s got drain holes.

@F O S T, I would try but I have little doubt whether they ship to Guwahati or not, anyway, I would try to do it :-) Thank you very much for your feedback, appreciate it :-)

You can definitely ask me any questions! Bulbs or Rhizomes rot mainly because of too wet or heavy soil. As they decompose or rot in your case, definitely it's because of the heavy or too wet soil mix. To avoid this, please try this - 1. Take a small pot like 4-6 inch 2. Fill the pot with very light soil mix like Peat Moss or Coco Coir 3. Plant the bulbs and then cover them very slightly [like 5-10 cm deep] 4. Water it moderately and then keep only in shady area. 5. Please avoid watering before you see top few inches of the Peat Moss looks dry. In most cases, you won't need to water for next 10-15 days at least. 6. If all goes well, the pips would sprout within few days 7. Once they have sprouted, you can transplant them in pots or in your garden by using well drained rich soil mix. I know that, my tips may not match with many other online resources. But, I always provide info from my own experience and this is how I grow Ranunculus at my home. They also rot very quickly and finally, find out this method and they grow well (at least the rhizomes don't rot). But, for Ranunculus, we need to soak them in plain water for at least 30 minutes before planting them. I hope, that helps. Thank you and wish you all the best!

@Ruchitha S S, Thank you So So much for your interest :-) I am working on Modification and definitely this time I would share both my Balcony garden overview + Terrace garden overview. Once again, thank you :-)

@ngl, Thank you for your suggestion and definitely I am going to do in Winter...right now Temp is too high in my place...like constant 33°C [91.4°F] This is too high for lavender, unfortunately :-(

@@GardeningUpbeat thanks!! Looking forward to it.

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@Coffee & Creativity, Please watch the video where I have shown everything - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kiF0jeLWGMI.html Thank you :-)

@Beautiful You With Ankita, Not really...you can just deadhead them on continuous basis..but it's bit difficult though and I usually don't do that :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat thnxx.. I hv one more query.. Recently m seeing ants on my vinca plant... Wat to do?

@Beautiful You With Ankita, You can remove surrounding soil (1/2 inch) and then add Chilly powder (strong one, not the Kashmiri one that is just for color). 2-3 spoons would be okay and distribute them evenly. In most cases, it works. But you can try some other methods as well - like boil few leaves of Mint in water (1 liter) and add few drops of Lemon into the final mixture. Then pour the water in the soil...repeat for 2-3 times and they should be gone. I would do a video about it as many people get this issue...I am just waiting for Ants to attack my pot again so that I can record everything with result :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat okk.. Thnku very much 😀😀👍👍

Thanks for the great video. I planted some last year in a planter box and now they’re too long and spilling over the edge of the box and most of the petals have fallen off. Am I able to ‘trim’ the plants to a more manageable amount and will it re flower?

@Vadde Radhakrishna, Not all seeds from Amazon are good quality. I did one video where I have shown which seeds I bought and the other sites that I usually use. Please watch this video - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kiF0jeLWGMI.html I would appreciate if you don't call me sir, just a request :-)

@mary miller-crews, Most welcome and thank you for watching :-)

@pooja patel, Feb actually bahat late hai and Sept-Oct is the best time. Plants to grow karega, lakin flowering thik se nehi hogi kyuki jyada time nehi hai. Abhi ye sabhi plants grow karna chahiye - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UrC5_Ln8Trw.html

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you🙏