Oregano, Sage & Thyme: Seed Starting, Transplanting & Acclimating Outdoors - The Rusted Garden 2013
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- After 6 weeks of growth, oregano, sage & thyme are transplanted into cups and moved outdoors to a shelf greenhouse unit. Over 100 transplants were made for under $25. The cost to buy 100 herb transplants is easily $300. Learn the process for growing your own herbs and save money.
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Got mine at Big Lots too for $30. Then found them at Home Depot for $24.99. I now have 2. Tie it down. Learn from my disaster. Good Luck in 2013.
Thank you so much for your presentation, it has helped me plant a better herb garden.
They really work for the sake of lugging plants around. Cheap is the key. Effective and cheap.
I have a shelving unit just like that. I used it for harding off plants too!
It works well
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I love your videos! I've learned so much, thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos!
I appreciate the view. Good luck for 2013. If I have an addiction, it might as well be garden videos!
You can. It is a little more fragile but you break it into like 3 clumps. Transplant and let grow and divide them again. Its my preference to have 3 or 4 seeds per clump and in the garden.
nice tips, I just started my first herb garden in my kitchen using my old aquarium and it has just started to grow
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Great video! Bought the same outdoor greenhouse. I have it indoors and will move it outdoors on my deck. Enjoying my herbs growing indoors. Will be starting vegetables soon. Thanks for the tips!!
Good luck this year.
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Exactly the same. The Big Lots might have fit tighter but that might just be luck. All pieces look like matches.
Thanks a lot for explaining it so clearly, this is the best video on this topic that I've seen.
It would be helpful to see how you separate clumps of seedlings too, for those who don't know how that's done. But there are plenty of videos of that on CZcams.
Glad to share.
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Very nice. Can't wait to get mine started. It's seems as though we have the same type of greenhouse. One of the things I did with the green house, was buy grow lights from walmart for very cheap, and attach to each shelf.
I picked up one of those greenhouse shelving units from Big Lots a few weeks ago. Most of my seedlings are under lights in the garage for now. Enjoyed your video thanks for sharing!
In your sock feet? You clearly don't do your own laundry...lol. Seriously though, thanks for all your guidance the past few years. You make such informative presentations and have a very pleasing voice/style.
Thanks so much. Very appreciated. LOL
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I'm watching your videos trying to figure out what I've planted because I didn't label them.. thought I would remember! lol love your vids :)
Thanks!
Great video! Try using a more environmentally safe small pot for your seedlings.
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Good video. I must have the vertical rack. Not that one, I'll make it, but that looks great for early spring.
+Patrick Crowe TY
HI Gary , i watched all your sage and herb vidoes trying to figure out what size containers to use for garden sage, purple sage, chocolate mint and lavender. Do they have large roots, what size should they go in. they are in 4 inch pots that i purchased. I need to find them a home. lol i was thinking 1-2 gallons but unsure. I hope to hear from ya soon so i can plant them right away. ty Gary for all your help and support with gardening. :)
Inspiring, Im at Panama and got some Oregano seeds but made the mistake of planting just 3-4 seeds per container. I will use this method and put 25-30 in each one and see how it works.
Nice greenhouse btw. I live in an apartment so I don't think my wife will allow me something that big inside here hahahaha
Greetings from the tropics
Ed
+Eduardo Visuette Good luck. Wives... if only they could see the garden vision.
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) Man the Oregano is doing soooo great with this method!! It´s amazing. The question now is, at what size should I transplant the seedlings to a bigger container??. (they are 5 weeks old and about 3-4 cm in height)
Thanks again for your videos.
Rad sauce thank you for the help
Thanks
I've started marjoram and (Greek) oregano outdoors as my transplants failed. Seeds are tiny. I have to be very careful with watering, just light mist to keep moist. It was about 8 days ago, today I noticed first sprout.
+Darkfalz79 Indoors works well for those two plants. They grow slowly but establish nicely.
I got my unit for $20!!! I'm in HD a lot so my curiosity will have me take a look 2 see if mine carry them. Did you notice if the two are exactly alike? If not did one seem better than the other? Thanks for the tie down tip those upcoming March winds will be waskilly! Good luck to you too, for me it's feeling like 2013 is gonna be a good year!
nice planting
great tips!
at the sage thyme
Awesome... thank you :)
Thank you for your wonderful video! I would like to plant some thyme full in my yard. This is the first time I will plant something. Your video helps me so much! I have a question. Could you please tell me when you move thyme to the ground, do you plant one at each location or several at a time?
So in the video, I have several seeds per cup. When they are 3 or 4 inches high and you get them used to the sun over a week, they are ready to be planted. They can handle cold. Once the temps are right the take off. They can spread our like a foot or so after a year so you can space them based on that.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thank you for such a detailed answer. I've subscribed to your channel and watched a lot of your videos. They are really great! For my question, do I just need to plant this cup of thyme on the ground? or do I need to split it in half again? Thank you!
Looks great! Sorry if I missed this in an earlier video, but do you have a heater near your herbs when germinating? I plan on picking one up tonight, recently started basil genovese, chive, sweet basil, cilantro, parsley, lavender, sag, and thyme; all are covered under my grow lights and I am starting to see some action on the chives and thyme
I have used a mat but don't need it. My plants stay above 70 degrees. A heat mat does speed up process though.
Hi Gary, thank you for the videos, you're nice, quick and very informative! I'm planning to start my herb garden (balcony), I live in Las Vegas, do you think those using the foil trays would be a good idea?
For full planting? Actually they might as they would reflect light and not over heat.
Hi Gary, can you tell me if you can do the same with Basil? I accidently drop about 15 seeds in one plastic cell. Can I transplant them into cups later or should I just pinch off the 14 or so plants and transplant only one? By the way I love your videos. They are really informative!
First off, Gary, I love your videos. They are quite well done and extremely informative. Secondly, I have a question. I just purchased three of these mini greenhouses and was wondering if they could be used for "winter sowing?" Thirdly, do you cover/shield your plants from the sun at all when you first put them out or do you find they are ok in full sun from the get go? Many thanks, Victoria :-)
+Victoria Wadsworth Thanks! When the are going indoors to outdoors, I do it over 7 days. I try and get them out on FULL cloudy days to start. Sometimes I put them were they only get morning sun and then shade. What I have been doing more over the years is taking the flat out for 30 minutes on sunny days and actually harden them off in the flats while they are still developing. By winter sowing do you mean all Winter or starting now outdoors? You can keep them out over a whole winter the plastic sucks LOL and it freezes and cracks. But I just put up my greenhouse this week. And am sowing cold weather crops in it.
Yes, the method of putting them in plastic milk jugs etc around this time of year. But I wondered if it could be done using flats with covers...making sure the plants are watered as they would be inside the greenhouse and would lose the ability to benefit from the rain. I'm trying to figure out a way of allowing my seedlings to naturally sprout and grow strong without having to move them in and out, utilizing the mini greenhouses in some way to do so.
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What size cups did you use? I'm looking online to order some for my saplings ahead of time but I'm not sure what size to get.
Those were 8 ounce or 10 ounce.
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What do you mean by "bottom water?" You only put water in the bottom of the tray?
Fill the tray and there are holes in the cups. Water is absorb from bottom.
Are you using a grow light and, if so, what type are you using? Are you also covering the seedlings with anything until they germinate? Or heating from the bottom?
+Caleb's Memaw I dont cover mine. I dont like the humidity as I found it causes problems for my seedlings. No heating mat. Temp down there is in 70's. Check out my channel and search grow lights. I have a couple full videos with lots of details. I dont use grow lights. I buy cheap bulbs and Home Depot.
My rosemary and thyme just haven't come up yet smh. I was wondering if you use the greenhouse like the one your using do you still need to harden off or can you just put them in there and leave them till time to plant?
You dont have to harden off from greenhouse if UV rays go in. Some block that.
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When starting the seedlings, is it necessary for the starting pots to have drainage?
+Danesha Burrows Yes they should have drainage from the start.
Hey Gary, I am from Canada and work for a town. We test run off & storm water and the aluminum culverts have aluminum and zinc in the water run off. Between the aluminum pan and the Styrofoam (do you have any idea about those chemicals getting into your soil and plants?) I would be worried!
+James Timlin You know I don't worry. It is pretty hard for the plants to get contaminated. With cars next to me, airplanes above me and rain water washing the world down onto me... I think I am already at risk.
Do you have any tips with watering 1-2 week old oregano? I tried using a mister but that seems to weigh down the oregano and make it fall to the dirt.
+TreZ Predator I always bottom water. At this early stage.
No mycoryse or bacteria in the soil ? Thx
You dont need anything for seed starting to be honest but water soluble fertilizer. They will get all that when potted up and put outside. You can add it to your seed starting mix if you want.
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What size are the styrofoam cups?
Back then about 10 ounces
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I didn't get what the aluminum foil is for is it for heat, or just watering?
+Kappucino Kiss A lot of my trays have holes in them. I use the foil to make shallow trays if that is what you noticed.
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Thats just 6 weeks of growth? I live in the philippines and tried sowing thyme seeds and theyre just about 6 weeks too but they look like they just sprouted still! Wonder if the temperature makes any difference or could i have a different variety? Would appreciate your comment gary! Thanks
Cho Marcelino I have some videos on my second gardening CZcams Channel for New Gardeners. It has more details and explanations. I just did a thyme and herb planting series. Ill be doing a growth and progress video on thyme this week. czcams.com/channels/APRtyacJ69AUdb7o-TZLSw.html
It can take up to 21 days to sprout for whatever reason. Mine tends to germinate quickly at about 75 degrees F. Varieties should not matter much.
Awesome thanks Gary. Been following your channels since I started planting not too long ago, December just last year. I started with a few basil seeds and my garden practically grew from two tiny trays of basil and parsley to about 50 seedlings that include herbs and a few vegetables. I keep sowing because we dont get frost. I think i got a little carried away. Now Im not sure where to transplant the rest of my seedlings LOL. Your videos helped a lot to get me started planting. Now my mom watches too. Thanks a lot!!!!