How to Grow Cauliflower from Seed to Harvest

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Everything you need to know how to grow cauliflower from seed to harvest at home.
This is a complete step by step growing guide with full updates.
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This cauliflower is called Amazing which is a classic cauliflower with the
healthy flavor and dense, crisp texture that gardeners and gourmets love.
Big, vigorous, uniform plant produce brilliant white deeply domed head.
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@marley9904 Год назад

Hello, hope Bing Bing is doing better. Let's support this lovely couple for Bing Bing, I have two dogs, every time I take them to the Vet for regular blood test, it always cost me at least $500 dollars, imagine all the tests done to Bing Bing. Must be a lot. Not skipping ads to support you folks. Have a blessed day always

@lesliemorgan8504 Год назад

Enjoying your videos, especially the fishing.

@normalopez2856 Год назад

How is Mr. Bing Bing❤️

@chrisgalvin6703 Год назад

I just read your report on the progress of Bing Bing. The power of the prayer is amazing. have a blessed day.🙏

@RiceaRoni354 Год назад

I love your progression videos. I wish I knew the real time dates so I could judge for my zone. I lived in your area but moved to north tennessee years ago. Blessings to you, Nancy and your precious Bing Bing. Hope he heals perfectly

@debbiericker8223 Год назад

I was hoping the video would show dates, too, since I live in NE Florida in the same zone I think Hollis and Nancy live in. I retired to FL from the central US and am struggling to learn how to grow successfully here.

@kele1264 Год назад

12:23 oh my goodness will you look at this flower! FOUR different colors on each petal! I can't stop staring at it, it's so beautiful!!!!!

@janedavis81 Год назад

Today we had some breaded with planko bread crumbs baked in the oven on 450 for 18 minutes. Then tossed in teriyaki sauce. Served as a side dish. So so good. My husband loved them. So did i.

@maltipoosoffgrid6868 Год назад

RU-vid should give awards to youtubers with excellent content. You would win best instructional videos for gardening hands down. When I want to learn how to grow something, you have the first video I watch. Thank you so much for your videos

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

RU-vid could never give us an award as awesome as the one you just gave us❤️❤️❤️. Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement. Enjoy your garden this fall👍

@fatmatakdebs6421 Год назад

God bless you. I'm an amateur farmer in West Africa working on farming God's way. It's difficult but motivated by your videos. Thank you and keep them coming.

@oliviastar3812 7 месяцев назад

how's your farming going today? hope well

@marthareyes4024 Год назад

Hollis and Nancy Thank you so much for the video today. It was much needed. I was up for hours and hours in the early morning hours. I woke up and couldn't go back to sleep. Keep thinking and worrying about everything happening in the world and whats to come. I trust in the Lord, but I am still human and find myself worrying so much. Especially since my husband walked out on me a few years back. Being alone can be scary in the times we are in ( I do have a late-in-life daughter and we have stuck together) but we have the Lord. Thanks for your peaceful videos.

@RiceaRoni354 Год назад

Blessings and prayers for you and your daughter

@cynthiafisher9907 Год назад

Martha Reyes it would probably be helpful for you to keep your Bible near your bed so you can read it when you wake up and worry. The Word of God is what can bring you hope and peace. Something else that will help a lot is to not watch anything negative, especially the news. The devil is not playing around, his plan for you is to separate you from the Lord by causing fear in your heart and mind and the tv is one of his main tools. We are not ignorant of his devices; he doesn’t come to discourage us, he comes to steal, kill and destroy. If we give him an inch, he will take a mile. The Lord will keep us, but we can do some things to help ourselves as well

@kirbygulbrandsen4507 Год назад

I have seen where they put a rubber band on the leaves to guard the head. Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸

@shiffongray1041 Год назад

Love you guys learn a lot from you you and nancy i enjoy how you work as a team and your love for each other shines through keep sharing your amazing garden and homestead tips

@kele1264 Год назад

I'm so envious of your cauliflower. I tried to grow one once. It was purple. Before the curd got even got to one-third the goal size, somebody ate it! Somebody could've been the ground hog, the rabbits, the squirrels, the raccoons, or the skunks. My money was on the ground hog or the rabbits. I mean, it was PURPLE! I'll try again one day.

@suzzettebridges4931 Год назад

Your show is a blessing and I love Nancy's cooking and recipes

@sonnyamoran7383 Год назад

I'm trying cauliflower this fall. It's up and in the bed. But it really dislikes the daytime heat but loves the cool evenings.

@robertbaker231 Год назад

i use fish too it works awesome i have a poblano pepper that grew over 7 foot tall with about 50 peppers on it i hope to keep it till next year in my greenhouse but you guys do great work praise jesus

@annabanana1113 Год назад

fermented cauliflower is amazing!!! my favorite ferment

@normalopez2856 Год назад

I am going to try to grow cauliflower!

@stanleyschafer4232 Год назад

Hello Hollis , Nancy and Bing-Bing. Thank you for all your great gardening tips. I have been gardening for years, and your tips really help me. May the good Lord bless and keep you . Thank you for sharing your videos with us. 🇺🇸

@Liwayputi Год назад

I’ve never tried growing cauliflower yet. I love to eat it too! Yum!

@savedbygrace5152 Год назад

Pray you guys will be safe with hurricane Ian! May God protect everyone there in Florida. May your garden not sustain damage and may the chickens be safe too. God bless you!

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

Thank you Christine. Our little homestead is directly in the path of the eye according to the latest projection🙏

@savedbygrace5152 Год назад

Ok,thank you for letting me know. I know your mother in law is also there somewhere. I will be praying for all of you and Bing Bing too. This is not your first hurricane, but I always pray for you guys too. Big hugs from Payson AZ

@TheMixingBowlHomestead Год назад

Crunchy, tasty and healthy. I can tell you really enjoyed that cauliflower. 👍 I’m starting my seeds tomorrow morning

@leonormarrero162 Год назад

Thank you for all you shown us!!!

@rosalindhb Год назад

Hope Mr. Bing Bing is doing better and milking all the attention from you and Nancy. Thank you for the video. I'm going to try these and broccoli.

@debbiee7850 Год назад

lOVE the beginning to harvest videos ! really a treat. you spoil us !

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

Y’all are worth it❤️

@belindahopkins7875 Год назад

I thank you so very much. I have learned a lot from. Your videos. Still am loving the set up you have. For a person with a bad back this is giving me hope in the future.

@debpearce3786 Год назад

Thanks for the break! God bless you.

@justinhunter3330 Год назад

I wish you would build a plexiglass raised bed so I could watch the growth of a plant with the fish fertilizer and see how it works

@terryt.1643 Год назад

I figure it’s almost time to plant cauliflower here soon, I am thinking it will be in my Zone 9 winter garden so I can harvest the leaves and then the fruit. I love to eat the heads raw, stir fried, and roasted, too. Last year I grew graffiti in my raised beds, this year I’m trying 5 gallon pots because they took up too much space otherwise. Love your videos, hope you all are doing well after Ian and your garden is thriving. 🙏🕯🥰💕🌱❤️

@dkish481 Год назад

Thank you for sharing another great video about growing a vegetable I love. God bless you and Nancy.

@rodnawilliams9398 Год назад

Oh yesssss .. fresh from the garden .. love my veggies that way

@joanpainter9388 Год назад

A friend just gave me her cauliflower soup recipe. Can't wait for harvest..thx

@notthereyethomestead8413 Год назад

The leaves are awesome stir fried!! Thank you for those tips!! Blessings!!!

@markbrooks5278 Год назад

Oh man !! Nice!! Hey i noticed a purpleish pink tint to it, very interesting!!thankyou for all the videos! You and Nancy are wonderful people, never get tired of watching you!!

@AmandaRedmond919 Год назад

I always thumbs up your videos before I watch because I know I’ll like your videos. But…”YUM, YUM” made me try to hit the like button again. Good video. Nancy, show us a cooking video. 👩‍🍳

@countryroads190 Год назад

I am so enjoying these progression videos. I also appreciate your ideas for how to use cauliflower!

@lisasuewarren6204 Год назад

You guys have given me the courage to try growing cauliflower again this coming spring and I think i can do it this time. Thanks for this great video

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

You can do it!

@lynndiehl8126 Год назад

I just got my 1st cauliflower plant today. Growing it in a 5 gallon bucket. Also starting radish in a bucket. And some tomatoes and carrots in a tub. You've inspired me and really helped me so much. Thanks. Hopefully, I can make them grow here in Jacksonville.

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

That is awesome!

@robertblanton527 11 месяцев назад

Great job

@rodnawilliams9398 Год назад

I loved that hibiscus flower .. we have been trying to get them to grow here in our 7b/8a zone but the heat this year really stunted their progress .. also having trouble getting our brassicas to grow . Some have sprouted some not yet .. still getting over 95°F here .. don't if we'll have time since our first frost is suppose to be Nov 15th .. hoping they will survive the first few frosts

@AmandaRedmond919 Год назад

Yes! That was a beautiful hibiscus.

@stephenbowker824 Месяц назад

Hi from Anglesey North Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Uk. Thanks for the video my sister gave me some cauliflower plants and they’ve struggled. Today is 4th August so I’m out for seeds today. Thanks for the help.

@cherylstyer5637 Год назад

This year I decided to try a garden again. In the past nothing made it. I found your videos and decided to try black know. My garden has really taken off. I am so excited. For the first time ever I have beans, yellow squash broccoli, cucumber, strawberries, melons,and tomatoes. Thank you for all you do.

@ritarichardson3881 Год назад

How is your pup?

@TXDHC Год назад

In community there's an update. It's a miracle!

@shaiy777jjckpw8 Год назад

Thanks for sharing, A Blessings it's really amazing How from seeds to the Table, Today it's 9,,yrs Anniversary In super Hot weather in Sachse Texas. it's tough to grow cabbage, Cauliflower In the back yard with raising some chicken and ducks , been a Rough year 2022 OCabbage, melon ,Basils, Little Tomatoes, sunflower,Lemon Grass , nothing survived,There is Cauliflower Cabbage Pickle Salad ,With Green Bean ,Carrot (cut like mini french fries, Pasturize with hot water and Use Olive oil of Grape seeds oil , Sunflower oil , if You like Just adds Fair amount ground Seeds Mustard, Creole Tumeric Curcumin Salt Pepper , cayenne pepper flakes JALAPENO,SEEDS OFF ,GREEN ONION , PARSLEY AND CILANTRO Toast few mins on cooking Pan like Chinese wok ,Don't cook it Then Pack it ,Add season salt ,later you can Mayo ,if making Sandwiches , Wraps ,on Side dishes ,on Eggs And Fish fillet side dish ,You will love it ,It's ? medicine ,Anti inflammatory ,Gut Detox , Salad lichou in Mauritius island Creole french!

@21McLain21 2 месяца назад

Super new to the gardening scene, that was super helpful to actually see the different stages of growth. Being super new I was trying to be proactive on weeding and I'm pretty sure I picked a few seedlings. Looking forward to future knowledge.

@HollisNancysHomestead 2 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful!

@jchurch556 Год назад

Hello friend looks like your doing better than me. Seems like I can only grow the plants that never actually make a head. I watched your garlic video the other day and would like to help. My family and I have been growing a few Turban varieties and a few Creoles. The Turbans harvest early and the Creoles don't mind the heat. If your interested in trying these I'll hook you up.

@leighannf.4730 Год назад

I'm so impressed that some Black Kow compost added to such sandy soil gives you great results!

@PapasHobbyGarage Год назад

Here in sw va we are still hitting 80s dont think we are gonna have a fall this year

@HarmonyHillHomestead1 Год назад

Good morning!! I love yalls content! Praying Bing Bing is recuperating quickly!!

@yesyoga Год назад

I’m inspired! Thank you Hollis. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️‍🔥💙💛✅

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

You are so welcome!

@dschott1083 Год назад

Sweet Hollis, Nancy, and Bing Bing...as always your vids are outstanding...this vids additional importance is so visibly clear how happy you are and I got to see Bing Bing... a glimpse of him..proof of what our Blessed God will do when so many hearts and voices cry out to him for Bing Bing to so quickly recover. I also am glad for your planned updates that will protect that sweet pup while still giving him as much freedom that is safe. Regarding your cauliflower, if Nancy has fav recipes for them would they be in-her recipe vids? ❤️❤️❤️ one for each of you😁

@boonmsgt Год назад

Hollis, I had the same thing happen with IAN this year. So I'm actually excited as I'm new to gardening and didn't know what I did wrong. I think I'm further south than you so I'm going to restart my cauliflower since I have seeds left and try again

@margaretgrace7072 Год назад

Lime to serve some videos on how you handle the I sect pro lens and how you compost

@TheMixingBowlHomestead Год назад

😂😂😂😂 yum yum. I can see you really enjoyed that cauliflower Mr. Hollis. Mrs. Nancy, did he leave any for you or mom? 😂😂

@jcastro905 11 месяцев назад

Once again, great video. Thank you and kept it up

@gardengirl7446 Год назад

AWESOME video! ❤

@jeffphillips9251 Год назад

I love your video and watcg them all, Im from Mandurah in WA, near Perth, god bless you both, thank you so much.❤️

@terifrank7393 Год назад

Fun video and love calli too! Plz tell us you Nancy Bing Bing and the girls will be safe if Ian shows up!! Not sure where you are in FL so plz be safe! God bless!

@michelledavis1459 Год назад

Love your videos and tutorials on gardening. I got started gardening over the pandemic by watching your videos. Now that you've moved to Florida the weather that you encounter is very close to what I encountered here in the Bahamas. I would like to know if when you do your videos can you put the date on them so I can have a better idea on what to plan at what time of the year. May God continue to bless you and your family as you continue to bless us.

@gooby2doobydo725 Год назад

They looks so nice

@rresneder5083 Год назад

Prayers for you all and everyone in danger during storm. Be Safe 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️✝️

@TheHornMedic Год назад

Thanks again for another great video. You guys are the best. In pots are they grown like your cabbage and broccoli. Be Well

@brandonallen9853 10 месяцев назад

My favorite way to eat cauliflower is by steaming it with melted Velveeta cheese all over it. Yum! Yum!

@HollisNancysHomestead 10 месяцев назад

Sounds great!

@shirleyemerson 3 месяца назад

Really beautiful. I love it raw too.

@LaRa-youknowit Год назад

Question, do you spray for pests? Are you farming organic? I’m Florida too, what zone are you in? Love your channel

@brendawoods554 Год назад

Love your videos,

@Jedidragoon Год назад

You can make cauliflower rice but running cauliflower through a food processor great rice substitute

@sofiamiliaressis5403 Год назад

Do your cauliflower ever get cabbage moth/caterpillars gnawing on both leaves and cabbage? If so, how do you tackle it?

@jmjdickey Год назад

I would also like to know how long it took for the different stages from seed to harvest. I am in Arizona and mine have started out really but they are slow growing so I wonder if they will survive the summer. I have them in raised beds and have a 40% shade cloth on them so fingers crossed. Yours look amazing!

@jimroe9460 Год назад

Great job

@reginahudock7444 Год назад

Do you do anything for weed control

@caracampbell4442 Год назад

I am really enjoying your videos, and have been looking specifically at the ones that have what I plan on growing this year. I see that the starter cells you use seem to be about 1.5in X 1.5in each, and am a little worried because the seed starter cells I could find are only about the size of a quarter across the top. Will this be a problem for the larger seedlings like cauliflower and cabbage? I planned on getting some seeds started this weekend but I'm concerned I need bigger trays.

@isobel8788 Год назад

Another Fantastic video 👏thank u . Mine r only size of an egg at mo but they look like they r opening & separating already??Don’t no What have I done 🙈🙈any advise pls??🙏thank you

@donnablauvelt1924 Год назад

Glad to find your videos. Now I have to find a man to work my garden 🪴!!!

@ann-mariegrey9775 Год назад

I am trying purple cauliflower this year

@kariekelley6847 Год назад

I love all of your video. When you start your seeds outside I guess it’s warm enough to germinate. What do you do when starting for spring garden. Do you start them indoors?

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

It’s warm enough in the spring as well. Since moving to Florida I start all my seeds outdoors I’m my seed starting racks with no problem. The Florida heat pays off on seed germination rates. 👍

@pemamedina Год назад

Thank you

@makeupgirl8886 Год назад

How is Bing Bing doing?

@virginiamccann3890 Год назад

ey, Good morning Hollis and Nancy, How is Bing Bing doing? I read where you were on your way to the vet a possible snake bite . I pray Bing Bing is OK I'm Ginny in Jacksonville Florida. I I've been following you when you lived in the city and just love Bing Bing he's so cute Please let me know how he's doing . Thank you God Bless you both Ginny

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

He is home with us now. We have updates and photos on our community tab on our RU-vid Channel as well as our Facebook page ❤️

@jeaninebunt9739 Год назад

Pressure cooking and slow cooker are two other ways to make food taste great.

@brandonallen9853 10 месяцев назад

I know what you mean by hot temperatures. I'm in Texas. It gets old don't it! It gets a lot of my plants too.

@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674 8 месяцев назад

Know u busy...just asking if u got Deer in them trees behind your garden...I'm growing some this year.ty...from Downunder 😊🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@olhademidova3192 Год назад

Спасибо очень хорошее видео. Хотелось бы узнать в каком месяце семена садить.

@donnagilbertson7769 Месяц назад

When in Newport did you plant califlower? I'm 7A and want calflower this year.

@TheJazzyuknow 9 месяцев назад

love love your content. i have a questions should i keep my bamboo sticks to hold up my califlower, im in mississippi and i have some bad weather coming through? or do they need to expand but its leaning and im growing them in buckets.. Once again thank you for your content love it...

@HollisNancysHomestead 9 месяцев назад

I always leave mine in. The heads will push them out of the way as they expand

@joshuakendra7468 2 месяца назад

I like mine in vinegar with salt and pepper

@donscott6431 Год назад

Cut the stem off and slice into 1/2 inch “steaks”. Preheat a cast iron skillet to medium-medium high heat. Use a little, neutral flavored oil with a higher smoke-point OR clarified butter. Season with salt, pepper and thyme and fry. Really good

@sophiesoulsister2222 Год назад

Silly me I didn't know about blanching the cauliflower plants. The cauliflower heads are green and about 4", is it too late blanch??? Thank u!

@SHARONSHORTOrchidsandGarden Год назад

😋😋😋😋Yum!

@emilybh6255 Год назад

When did you plant your seeds and then when was it that you put them in the ground?

@michellebatista9702 Год назад

Love your videos. Could you add dates so we have idea of time between each section. Thanks

@HollisNancysHomestead Год назад

Will do!

@Gardeningchristine Год назад

I’m very curious what y’all do for pest control. My brassicas get eaten up every year.

@lilandry2396 Год назад

Mine get eaten up too. Hollis, what do you do for pests? You never mention that.

@Gardeningchristine Год назад

@@lilandry2396 this year I did have more luck with covering mine. I used a mosquito net on two of my raised beds. Of course both got small holes, so some harlequin bugs got in, but it kept the cabbage moths off until I took one off. That bed got eaten up about a week after that. I did catch it and squished most of the little buggers. I started a new fall bed of kale, pock choy, and mustards, and have it covered now with a very sheer curtain. I haven’t had any trouble after covering it so I’ve bought more to cover next year’s crop.

@magoolew5131 Год назад

I live in Pa., how do you think they would make out up here? I've grown cabbage here, but the deer ended up in eating some of each of them. That's just something I have to deal with here.

@lennietatro1604 Год назад

We do not have access to fish for fertilizer so can we use blood meal or bone meal instead?

@freewaybaby Год назад

I don’t fish (and I’m not sure if it’s a viable alternative), but I saw a guy at the grocery store one day filling up his basket with lots of bags of frozen fish products of SOME sort. He caught me watching him so I felt like I had to say something so I said “they must be good”. He said “not for us but they make great bait”. Pretty sure it was some kind of cheap shellfish. Just FYI, for those of us who don’t fish.