Sugarcane container growing 2018 Year end review in Nebraska
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- čas přidán 10. 10. 2018
- My continued log of trying to grow some sugarcane in containers in Lincoln Nebraska. I figured I would make a little video diary to see how it goes and keep people updated if interested.
I moved these outside middle of May so they got close to 5 months of growing time in.
I didn't do as much updates this year as it was pretty much the same process as last year. However I did get better results from the second year plants. Which I have read that is pretty typical.
You have a wonderful nursery 😍❤️❤️❤️
Great work excellent results
Thanks❤️
This is awesome!!!
Hi thanks your video!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Wow what kind of variety is this sugar cane now we can grow sugar in the city of the same process nice video
I'm not sure exactly what the variety is, I just call it purple sugarcane. If you grow some I hope you have great luck!
Great sugarcane videos! Where did you get the wide tub to catch the water from the container? Thank you for showing the details. Wishing you abundance and radiance!
Thanks for watching the the good vibes! I found them at my hardware store garden section. Menards if you have one around you. Good growing to you as well!
Nice video!! I've been wanting to plant in a container but wasn't sure what size to get. Looks like the bigger the better growth.
Lovely
I have couple nodes rooting at the moment
Awesome! I hope you have a great harvest :)
@@hutsadyk thanks
Me too
I love sugar cane so much
It would be the icing on the cake for all my gardening
Nice
Really cool. Now you need a good quality sugarcane machine
😂
Nice take a look at my sugar cane video
I live in St Louis Mo and was thinking they would be difficult to grow here. Your growing them in Nebraska so there is hope. Where would I look for pieces of sugarcane to start my cane garden?
Definitely hope, our gardening zones look pretty close, I'm 5b and St. Louis looks like its 6a. I originally bought mine off an ebay selling in the spring, now I just replant from my cane each year.
@@hutsadyk Thank you for such a quick response. Never hurts to ask... do you have enough that you may be interested in selling me a few pieces? (2 or 3)
@@billpreiss Yah I would be fine doing that, however not until the spring. If I did it now it would require cutting down plants that are getting mature but not quite there. The new plantings would be small and probably not make it through the winter even indoors.
When you say overwintering is it indoors or outside ? How cold does it get at winter
Overwinter indoors. Where I live it can get down to -20-30F
@@lofenoialof5320 They will not die when it gets that low in temp, but they will also not grow. If it gets to 32 expect them to die, unless you can cover them well overnight.
What type and ratio of Nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus so you use? I’m growing sugar cane in florida and growth slowed after three months.
I've noticed P and K don't really help. I go heavy on N and when I fertilize I use a N heavy liquid fertilizer like Alaska Fish Fertilizer in liquid. I use a fertilizer with P and K maybe once per season. Temps and amount of direct sunlight could have slowed growth as well
@@hutsadyk so you don’t fertilize weekly?
@@roscoemeyers3023 I don't weekly. Since I grow in containers they are more prone to losing nutrients as water works through them. Even then I only fertilize once every 2-3 weeks.
@@hutsadyk thanks
How much would you say it grew during the warm months?
I would get at best 2 ft of edible cane by the time it stopped growing
Hi there. I enjoy your video. When you say “over winter” does that mean you never chopped or pruned it? I am interested in starting to grow my own in a pot here in Chicago. Looking to learn. Best
correct I didn't chop them or prune them. I just brought them inside and put them under a light. We are in the same growing zones so you can do it too!
Hutsady K what kind of wattage light? I assume an LED light?
@@blkxdragon Yes LED
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@@hutsadyk so do you eat them ? When you harvest , how much do you cut off ? Thank you
@@lofenoialof5320 yes i do eat them and cut them off as close to the soil as I can. I'll keep one untouched so I can replant from the nodes in the spring
How long does it take to grow sugar cane?
11 momths to 8 months
Why did you put a plastic tub under each pot?
once it got hot and they started really growing they were very thirsty and those pots would dry up in a day or two. I never saw any root rot, so I recommend doing it as well
I am Montagnard indigenous I like you sugarcane it’s look nice .
Thank you! I do like how it turned out as well :) I am from Laos
@@hutsadyk I’m Montagnard Jarai indigenous from Central highland what what they called today Central Highland Vietnam my village border Laos also many Montagnard men married with Laos women
@@kyaumrungthung2390 I can sell you some, but it won't be until spring time. Around April or May
is it black variety...its very rare to see....can u tell me dear is its skin very soft to peel off...i know because black sugarcane skin can be removed by our own mouth tooth
This is the purple variety as the skin is soft and I use a clever to remove it
Does it need everyday watering?
Later in the season they will want a lot of water. I keep those plastic reservoirs under the containers so I can make sure there is always water in them. I have never had root rot issues
What variety is this?
I'm not sure of it's exact name, have always just called it purple sugarcane
@@hutsadyk seems to have less leaves than other types I have seen. Which is good thing.
What is this species of sugarcane called?
Honestly I have no idea, I just call it purple :-)
@@hutsadyk ok thanks. 👍
What kind of soil mixture do you use???
I've been using any mixture that is made for container growing then adding addition fertilizer to it that is heavy on Nitrogen and also adding worm castings