How to sow Pre Germinated Parsnip Seeds in a raised bed Part 1.
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- Parsnips seeds can take a month to germinate outdoors! Germinating seed on wet tissue indoors might give us a head start. Let's give it a shot and see what we get. Update just posted www.youtube.co.... This is a FREE subscription channel.
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My NEW method of growing parsnips! 1st year was a mess, weeds overgrew the slow to germinate seeds. Still got a some but this method will greatly improve my crop. I germinate a lot of other seeds and this idea will help. Thanks SO much!
This is the third time I watched the video. Massively motivated by the damp paper process. Thank you HGV!!!
Glad to find this video having a hard time getting parsnips started indoors in toilet paper rolls. Carrots growing fine.
I've often struggled to get parsnips to germinate - even in a thermostatically controlled propagator in peat pots - so this year I watched your video and germinated them in a damp peat pot without compost. Virtually all of them germinated in about 10 days and I now have a very healthy looking crop in the garden! Thank you HGV!
Hello Keith. If you can see the seeds you can make a judgement as to whether they need a little water or not. When they are out of site you could be letting them dry out or over watering them. Glad its worked for you, good luck with your parsnips. HGV
thanks for the video mate! I have a packet of 500 seeds, only to find out that my beds can only accommodate a small fraction of that amount! Pity seed sellers cant just sell in the volume you would like... thats a great idea for the dibber! cheers!
What luck! My mother gave me my grandfather's wooden dibber he used to plant with. Perfect for the parsnips holes.
Excellent I had dad luck with parsnip the last three years and we'll give this a go thanks for the tip 🌞👍
How lucky we both are to have had good fathers ;)
You are so meticulous! Hats off to you!
Thanks for the video reminded me to get me some parsnip seeds!!
Parsnips are well known for being hard to germinate. Ive heard that soaking them first in a solution of cinnamon helps as well as chitting as in this excellent video. I use little white stones as markers also. Great video
love the concept of pregermination of seeds, I tried growing parsnips twice and had sloowwwww germination rate both times that I gave up. Now that ive seen how you do it im going to give it another go. Thanks for the videos.
mark desrochers Hello mark. The first thing that comes from the any seed is usually the root chasing moisture. Once you see that, (however small) the seed has germinated and can be planted out. All it needs is to sit on damp compost or soil and be lightly covered with more damp compost or soil. Be careful when you water not to wash the seed out but don't let it go dry. You should be able to germinate the seeds in about 2 weeks indoors on wet tissue. Then your looking at several months for the parsnips to grow. Hope this helps and good luck.
Helps greatly, I am going to give them a try again this year. Thank you for your videos as well, I also am going to do a lot of container growing as well thanks to your videos.
I love learning from you! My brother loves to BBQ and smoke meats and veggies. I have had unsuccessful attempts at growing parsnips for him. Tomorrow, I will start presoaking my seeds and plan to plant them the same as you did in this video. Thanks!
Hello flanmary. It's worth remembering that Parsnips can take several weeks to germinate then take a long time to grow once planted out usually growing into Autumn / Winter. That's not to say you can't take a few early to BBQ. HGV
Home Grown Veg It's still bery cold here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I have had very hood success with all the other crops which I've sprouted on paper towels and napkins. Ibonly plant ten large seeds for spring and something to save just in case yo replant or plant in winter. Thanks so much!
Thank you,very useful tips. lm just waiting for my parsnips to sprout then l'lll plant out following yr method. Cant wait as lv not grown them before :).
Love your videos,don't grow Parsnips myself but I still watch the Vid.Thanks for all your tips,I'm growing lots of veg in containers and buckets this year,by the way,I didn't see Molly in the Parsnip video.
Thanks, that is a great idea for such a slow germinating seed!
You are welcome! Had good results with parsnips over the years.
I have just done the same with my parsnips after watching your video i did not use the matchstick idea i used the tip of finger. best wishes taffy
Hello Taffy. When I lifted my parsnips I needed an excavation part way to Australia or so it seemed. I recall there was lots of huffing and puffing, they just didn't want to come out. Check this video out. HGVczcams.com/video/dAeZBa8mKQQ/video.html
Yes i saw it and they were long i hope ii have the same success. I tried doing the beetroot your way today so fingers crossed. I live in Edinburgh so climate a bit colder than Wales. Your videos are very enjoyable so will look out for them in future by the way beetroot was bolt hardy and parsnips were hollow crown. take care taffy
Tanks very much for showing us how to sew parsnips.I did the same but planted them the little seedlings in pots in the green house. We wait and see
Patrick Meehan Hello Patrick. How are your parsnips doing? Are they still indoors or have you got them planted out?
Home Grown Veg I got germination with the all the seeds between the wet paper tissues in a plastic container. When potted they didn't germinate further at all in the greenhouse. I sewed some direct in a cold frame outside and fingers crossed. Thanks for your interest
Patrick Meehan Hello Patrick I took my germinated seeds outdoors and planted them in the raised bed a few weeks ago. I have covered them up with some plastic containers to keep the wind off. Its been too cold really and there has been little growth but they are still green and hanging on. Parsnips tend to be slow at first so patience and a few reserves are needed. Good luck with yours.
Thanks for taking the time to make the vid, i will try the same way.
GT Devon
Hello GT I transferred these Parsnip seedlings into a Raised Bed about a month ago, and ever since,
there has been a cold wind day in day out. I have protected them as best I can and will be posting an update shortly. From memory I think it was a short row of nine. Finger crossed we have nine survivors.
Thank you for the great information. I have never planted/grown or eaten a parsnip before. Today I put seeds in a tray to germinate. I can't wait to try them! I did want to let you know that the update link doesn't work.
Hello Jodi. Good luck with your parsnips. Try this link, let me know what you think. HGV czcams.com/video/dAeZBa8mKQQ/video.html
@@HomeGrownVeg Thank you for the new link. I have seed on the windowsill hopefully getting started. It is for Half Long Guernsey Parsnip to plant in a bucket. 16 seeds. We shall see.
Hi used your recommendations two years back for parsnips and they were really successful so thank you very much indeed for that. Did the same thing last year but for various reasons although they germinated wonderfully, I didn’t get them into the ground so ended up with nothing. Am better organised this year and will be ready to go very soon indeed. My question is having watched the video again when did you actually put the germinated seed into the ground? I’m just worried about frosts killing off the germinated seed before they have a chance to do what they need to.I appreciate that you’re in the north-east and I’m in Buckinghamshire so there will be a climate difference between the two of us. I see in the video that your soil is fairly dry there so am I safe in guessing that you were putting these out in early to mid spring? Thanks in advance. Best regards fantastic videos as always.
Hello Robert. I am in the north west between the Irish sea and the lake district. Frost would indeed probably do for your seedlings. I would air on the side of caution. Getting them out too early could be terminal, getting them out a bit late would not. If you have enough you may want to go with some now and some later edging your bets. One trick I like to use if a night frost is forecast is to upturn plant pots / buckets over the planted seedlings with a brick on top so they don't blow off then take them off when the frost has gone. Jim.
I`ve been looking at my Parsnip seed this morning they are starting to show little taIs so I hope to pop them in the soil on Monday
vincent neale
Hello Vincent. When the seed germinates the first thing that shows looks like a tail, that's the
root. The two seed leaves form next inside the seed before bursting out. The
dormant seed is now a living thing and quite delicate. Take care when you plant
it out, keep it wet until it gets going and you're up and running. Good luck.
Brilliant!
How long did it take to germinate? I am going to try this! thanks for sharing :)
My recollection was about 2 weeks. HGV
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Hello - I'm about to sow some parsnips in buckets. I'm doing this because of warnings I've seen about both carrot fly and other pests that would likely attack them in my raised beds. Do you protect yours at all and have you seen any such problems?
Hello Julian. I have not had that problem. HGV
One more comment, please ... I am thinking of putting two germinated seeds in each space. Do you think this might be wise?? Thanks again ...
Go for it!
I don't know what is going on with these seed componys
for 40 years ago I never had these problems with seeds ( Parsnips ) and never have problems with my own seeds sorryfuly I lost my Parsnip that I got from my uncle in the 1970 and bread my self as I got some voles eating every thing
now I hat to buy some even germinating them first from 100 seeds 2 germinated
when I find a good parsnip I will save my own seeds as I use to 90% germination
but I find its all seeds that don't germinate propely or porly
Richard Sydenham
Hello Richard. Sorry
to hear your having problems germinating your Parsnips. I germinate mine
indoors as you have seen in the video, then transplant the germinated seed
outdoors and cover them with some plastic until they get going. Germinating
them on tissue, you can see what's going on. To have a look at last year's results click
the link. czcams.com/video/Lo8zLafEnN0/video.html
Which month can I plant the pre germinated seeds outside
Hi mate ,what month are you planting these parsnip seeds .living in London.thanks
Back end of Spring / Early Summer Probably May from recollection. Jim.
@@HomeGrownVeg ok thanks..👍
How long did they take to germinate on the tissue?
Hello Andrew. About a couple of weeks. As soon as they germinate, plant them, then put a few more on the tissue just in case you have casualties. HGV
@@HomeGrownVeg When you planted them out, what proportion came up? Thanks
@@andrewhague1521 This is a video from the following year. Same sort of thing. From memory 80% would be a good guess but 100% if you include the reserves: czcams.com/video/dAeZBa8mKQQ/video.html
we'll never know if it worked
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