Saving stock flower seeds { 2020 Vid 26) 

Savings seeds is very important especially with certain seeds being sold out. Plus the odds that one saved seed pod can potentially give you 14 new plants next year is amazing.

Love your seed saving videos! So helpful, and glad you are doing well!!

Thanks for showing us how you save your seeds. Stay safe and have a great weekend!

I totally agree with you about the seed memory, saved seeds the following year are always hearty and productive for our own climate. Awesome teaching video for new gardeners. Take care my dear.

Thank you so much on the information. This spring was my first time for growing stock and I loved it. I am saving the seed pods and was looking to harvest them. Wish me luck! ☘

Very informative video my friend! I sometimes save some seeds, but most often, I just let them fall on the ground hoping that they will grow back in spring.

I just planted the ones you sent me yesterday for late winter blooms :-)

I’ve never grown Stock but it’s a beautiful flower! I will be added this one one my grow list! Thanks Zule! 🙂

Saving seeds is such an important task. Thanks for sharing how you save yours. Take care and stay safe, Rob

Such a great, simple video. Thanks so much!

Good morning Sunshine. Love the presentation. Stay safe. Best wishes Bob. 🤗

Always so satisfying saving seeds of any time,,great piece of education!

Really cool save. It is like those pods want human hands to open them the way they are designed. Seed saving is more important than ever right now. Stay safe and motivated. Thanks for the share!

This video is amazing. Thank you for being so thorough. Great info ❤️🌹🌻

Thank you SO MUCH for all of the great info. So so helpful. 💕

Hi there Zule this is not one I've saved personally but to remember my dad doing it and over the years got bigger and stronger plants as he would say they are now breed for our soil boy I think that is so right my self. Stay safe Bill and Val

So happy to find this video this morning! Thank you for your great demonstration of how to save the stock seeds. I brought my stock plants into my house last fall because we had a drought here and they were not flowering in the summer. But they flowered on my windowsill and now they are setting their seed pods. Your video was just what I had been hoping to find!

Looks like you'll have a ton of those seeds for next year!!

Its a great Video watched and enjoyed.

Good Morning, I enjoyed watching you save your seeds, I love Saving Seeds, at the end of spring, And I have Harvest all my veggies and the flowers have shown all their beauty, The plants Gives One more Gift to the Gardener And that is her Seeds . Thanks for sharing, Have a Beautiful day 🌻

*amazing love to watch your videos* 😊👌👍👌👍

Saving seeds, saving money. Thanks

This is my second year growing Stock Flowers and looking forward to collecting their seed. I got supper depressed last season and didn't do much. Thank you ♥

this is nice and beautiful very informative and interesting as well thanks and God bless

My Giant cabbage seed pods were very similar and I didn't know that there was two section's of seeds in each pod. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.

Great idea to save money....I love your technique, my friend....Thanks for sharing.....Fifteen

As you know I save seeds too but I'm too lazy to break the pods open one at a time I wrap netting around the seeds before their totally dry and the birds can't get to them that way or at least not as easily and when totally dry I just cut the whole flower stock seedstock off of the plant leaving everything inside the netting and I just bend it crunch it smash it and everything breaks open and I just shake the little seeds out

wish I saw your video first as I cut mine before they turned brown can I dry them out and still collect the seeds. love your video

Thanks for the video, this was my first year growing stock and it seems like the pods are taking forever to mature! I definitely want to save all the seeds I can though because they are expensive!

Hi again lovely lady 😊. I planted some tomato seeds the other day and every day I eagerly go and have a look to see if anything has come up overnight. I’m sooo excited as I now have 3 little shoots growing (so far out of 10 planted) !!! 🍅🍅🍅 They’re cherry tomatoes and are tumblers so that I can grow them in hanging baskets outside my kitchen door. I just wanted to share my joy hehe😁 🥰🎉🥳🍅

Thank you for showing this. I had stock in my garden for the first time. How do I store the seeds for planting in the future?

Saludó amiga, interesante video, que chicas están esas cemillas.🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️👍🤝🙏🏻🌹🌹🌺🌻🌻

You should save all seeds :). I always leave one plant of any kind Veg/herb/flowers/trees to produce flowers and then collect the seeeds for the next season :). Awesome way of being able to plant all year around :).

This is our first year growing stock, my son chose a pot from a local garden center (NJ zone 7b) and I'm starting to see the pods sort of forming, the plant is still very green so I'll have to watch it- do you know roughly how long it takes from green pods to brown? I don't want to miss it. Stock smells SO GOOD I like it for a window plant 💚💜 The part about the memory of the plants was so good to learn, that it will produce seed that will thrive in that position. Thank you!!!

Thank you so much for the detailed demo on collecting seeds from the stock plant. My stock plant is not doing well, all its leaves are wilted and slowly turning yellow. I bought that in early spring. It was fine for a month or two. Later, shredding most of its leaves. Also, the blooming is decreased. I water the plant when the topsoil and an inch below it are dry. There are no pests or any diseases. Can you please guide me with some information, how to recover the plant.

Is the night violet the same? I can't find pods on my plants and I have stocks as well, thank you so much for this video!!

Two pockets of seeds per pod. I’ve never noticed this on the different plants I’ve collected seeds from. I need to pay more attention. I’ve never collected from stock

This is so cool! I have a plant right now that has tons of green seed pods. Does that mean it’s done flowering and the plant will turn brown soon?

What do you do with the pod leaves once you harvest the seeds? Thank you for this information. I have been looking for this particular flower seed for a long time.

THANKS,,,, so seeds sown in the Fall???

Great video. I also watch a lady in CA called caffeine and Cactus. She sounds like you and does great videos. Is this hr?

Can I cut the green pods and harvest the seeds after the pods have dried and turn brown?

How do you store your seeds before planting them please

Thankyou so much for your informative and excellent video. It helped me a lot as I wasn’t sure my seeds were alive but they look exactly like yours so hopefully they are fine🥰. I’m in the U.K. and I love stock flowers and the beautiful scent on a damp summer evening is heaven- unfortunately the slugs and snails love them too so I’ve taken to planting them in hanging baskets. The damn earwigs still find them, the little blighters (bane of my gardening life!!!😡😆), but they’re safer than in the ground or in pots!!! I go slug and snail hunting at night through the summer and collect them and put them on my front lawn hoping that the hedgehogs and first birds of the morning get them! I won’t kill them and slug killer is killing our little hedgehogs and birds which I want to protect, so I would NEVER use that. Any ideas to dissuade earwigs would be really gratefully received! I go round collecting them in a jam jar at night and put them out the front with the slugs and snails!!!😆 You probably think I’m nuts but I can’t kill things or put chemicals on my garden as there are so many beneficial insects that can be affected and I have 7 little dogs to protect too. Any tips? ☺️🌷🌞🌸🌼🌹

is this matthiola?

You said Pomona right???? 👍

I had success to grow some double flower varieties of stock flowers this year ..I read wiki and it said double variety is sterile. Have you had successes grown double varieties from the seeds you’ve saved?

Great share:):) Liked:):) watched 6:49 Fully:):)

Very nice I like to share my gardening projects. Hope you would like to check out.

Helpful demo. Please shorten your video. Thanks 😊