How to grow asparagus in a bag at home | very easy for beginners 

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Asparagus planted from seeds can be harvested only the third year. I am wondering what speed yours to harvest ?

I also thought it takes 3 years to harvest asparagus. Is it because your in the tropics that yours grows faster?

@@eaglefliesalone5465 You are 👍, growing asparagus from seedling need to wait 3-4 year then can be harvested. Every year need to add soil and fertilize.This video is cheating.

This is a cheating video

It takes at least 3 years for asparagus. This video is a scam. The man needs money to buy food from the store. He does not have a yard .

@@lannguyen-pu1db no. i dont think this is a scam. I too have this palnt at home. planted from seed. Less than a year now already have mini asparagus.

@@lannguyen-pu1db who is the guy need money to buy foods ? This page reach to over 2 millions subscribes , I bet they make thousands a month from RU-vid

How is it now?

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@@chelseacavener7848 harvested this year a bit, I would say about 2-3lbs, they are completely covering the 2 rows now! Next spring I will definitely chop everything back for a full 8 weeks and I expect it to be a good 5-10lbs; they are doing well where they are even though the drainage is less than adequate.(although i have seen wild ones on river banks, roots completely submersed, so I haven’t yet noticed an issue besides rapid growth & juicy stalks) Got bored and started 150 baby asparagus which I’ve also planted in a few more rows around the area, they are all about 2-5 shoots 1-3ft tall (7 months old) Definitely worth planting these either seedling or bare root, ASAP. (Highly recommend planting in an area with 12-16” of loose/well drained soil, with bottom most area being organic matter/moisture retention, the roots on these seemed to have been super deep this summer, while everything else was wilting due to shallow root system, these still had access to water, do not plant in clay soils, just make a little 2x10 raised bed for them, turn the soil 16” down and they’ll do great. Any specific questions feel free to ask I will try my best to help! Super slow gro-ing, you should do this early in the spring before all of your other garden projects to distract from the time they take to get a reasonable size, I find if you get 2 year old bare roots; the first year in being completely left alone will provide enough energy to produce a full set year 2 of being planted, and your second harvest in spring 3 will be more than sufficient, provided you don’t plant just 1-2 plants. Also I would highly recommend doubling the total plant count if you are planting for a family, etc. I myself would only eat once/week for 8 weeks with this amount of plants, maybe twice, next year for sure 2x/week with this many.

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To me the bags look like those plastic woven bags that some animal feed like wheat come in but plastic bags are replacing them unfortunately. I would go for hessian bags but you must make a few holes in the bottom for drainage whatever material you use

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Mang tay được thu hoạch phải sau 3 năm .

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Do you mean you can't eat these plants for 3 years if you try to grow them???

@@tmc1373 you can but the spears will be thin. It's best to leave for at least one year so the crown gets strong from the ferns

There's no way he harvested asparagus in 6 months it takes 3 years minimum for an asparagus plant to mature to be able to harvest.

Needs a lot of fertilizer, sunlight and water for asparagus? I from ASEAN had plant asparagus in large polybag...not a lot sprout i got here...

I told it take two years for a plant to produce? The first year all I got was stems this year am hoping for more.

I was just wondering the exact same thing 🤔

This is just a click-bait and misleading video, unfortunately.

Asparagus seed sprouts quickly in spring and is very vigorous under the right conditions. Transplant into permanent positions when about 6-8 inches tall and leave about two feet space between each plant, or one in each container

@@virginiataylor3471 Yes, the first year or so let the ferns grow to allow the underground crown to grow. You will know when to cut the ferns to ground level when they turn brown and die in winter. After cutting them, weed, fertilise and mulch the bed or container. You can pick for 3 months in spring then allow the subsequent spears to grow into ferns so the crown is replenished. When they die cut them back again and so the cycle goes on. Asparagus can produce for 20 years if cared for properly

Hi, asparagus can be harvested after 4-6 months, but to have best productivity and quality, they are usually harvested after 2 years…

If you harvest before two yrs stalks will be thin forever

He won't be harvesting long. Asparagus crowns need TONS of room. They can spread to 15 ft deep and that's partly why asparagus is so nutritious. It gets lots of minerals from deep in the ground. Misleading content like this is frustrating.

It takes an asparagus a minimum of 3 years to mature before you can harvest if you harvest a little bit that comes up in the second year you will hurt your plan it will not produce so much nor will it last up to 20 years please don't harvest the second year just cut them down.

Not even asparagus in this video it's Dill right up until the end of the video.

Asparagus is very hardy and rarely disappoints. Plant the seed in Spring

Actually once established asparagus is very hard to kill. Just cut down the dead ferns in winter, top with some soil or compost, fertilise and mulch

So the asparagus plants come back every year ?

@@larissawang7050 Yes asparagus forms a large crown underground and can produce for 20 years if cared for properly. When the ferns die down, cut to ground level, weed, fertilise and mulch . When 2 to 3 years old they will send up spears for three months in spring. Then stop picking and allow the spears to grow into ferns to replenish the crown. When they die in winter cut them back again and so on

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Wait until the seedling is about 8 inches tall. Transplant to permanent position, spreading out its little roots. You can pick a few spears after one or two years but allow most of the spears to grow to ferns for the first three years to allow the underground crown to grow. The seed sprouts readily in spring.

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What is the composition of soil?

6 tygodni 6 Woche

I don’t know where she is growing hers .. but in Alabama you don’t get it in six weeks the first year you plant it..It only grows ..The second year is one of mine started bearing..

​@@aquilaclark814 here in Brazil it took me 2 years

Asparagus takes years to harvest and really can't be grown in containers. The roots go up to 15 feet deep. Don't be discouraged if you try some of these ideas and they don't work. I would highly recommend a channel with more knowledgeable content creators: Charles Dowding, epic gardening, roots and refuge, MI gardener are all fantastic resources

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Not at all. This video is misleading. You should harvest asparagus after 3-5 years old if you’re growing them seeds and at least 2 years if you’re growing them from crown (which is usually sold when they’re 1-2 years old). This is why asparagus is so expensive, because it takes a long time to produce the crops.

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Just buy some bags of premium grade potting soil and top up after each year. Fertilise and mulch after cutting the ferns to ground level each winter when they die

Plant asparagus seed in Spring