How to Grow Peanuts, Seed to Kitchen! Planting, Problems, Cooking, More!
Vložit
- čas přidán 22. 05. 2020
- Let's grow and cook up a southern favorite, boiled peanuts! In this video, I will share with you everything I learned when I grew peanuts, from germination to the kitchen!
Antioxidants in boiled peanuts study: pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021...
When NOT to eat a peanut ( aflatoxin ): www.daf.qld.gov.au/business-p...
I apologize in advance for the quality of these peanuts.
I ordered a bag and they were wonderful! I re-ordered some and they were squirrel food ! So it is hit or miss I guess. I was able to eventually get a refund on the bad order through amazon. Just wanted to give you all a heads up! amzn.to/37ONpcV
When you order through my provided links, I may receive a small commission on qualifying purchases .
Subscribe to my channel here: / dylan14570
When you subscribe, please make sure to click the bell to the right of the subscribe button to receive notifications for my channel. You will be notified of new videos and behind the scene updates.
Get $10.00 off a GreenStalk, use my code: rainbowgardens at checkout.
Link to GreenStalk website: lddy.no/3l75
Green Stalk Video Playlist: • How to Grow Over 20 Po...
Square Foot Garden Book here:
Please feel free to shop at my Amazon store for gardening, cooking, emergency preparedness, health & beauty, home and kitchen goods, and so much more!
www.amazon.com/shop/rainbowga...
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases and thank you for your support! When visiting my store, feel free to hit the "follow" button while your over there.
I create all components of the video with the exception of the music. I do all of the gardening, research, videography, editing, lighting, audio, uploads, and recipe creation (unless otherwise noted).
I provide my videos for entertainment and promotional purposes only. It is your responsibility to evaluate the accuracy, timeliness, completeness, or usefulness of the content, instructions and advice contained in my videos. I am not liable for any loss or damage caused by your reliance on anything contained in my videos. Some of the links provided are a result of my participation in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and the GreenStalk Associate Program, affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and Greenstalk.com.
#peanuts #boiledpeanuts #growpeanuts
I like how you were honest and showed the reality of both gardens and not a fake video of all perfection like some do.
Great, informative and helpful video!!! I’m about to grow peanuts for the very first time, and your video helped me a lot! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
OMG 😆 I grew up in Alabama and I love boiled peanuts and sweet tea. I’m in New Jersey now and I still do this and my friends think it is strange. They do not like it. Thank you for a moment of nostalgia.
That is sooo wonderful! Thank you for sharing your experience too! Happy Gardening!
Those are friends you dont need lol. I lived in Florida as a kid and thought these were all over, then I moved and was traumatized
cigar FMFDoc 😁 your’re funny. It’s such a great treat-and filling. I also used to put the roasted peanuts in a bottle of Coke and drink. 😂 now it sounds odd but it’s an interesting taste. I think that might be a southern thing as well. No one I show that too thinks it is normal 🤣
@@ladydaggerstatus I use to do that but in cherry coke. I worked 7p to 7a in the hospital and that was a pick me up. The sweet from the cherry, the salty from the peanuts was like a meal itself when I didnt have time to eat.
Same here! I grew up in Fl. Dad would boil up a pot each year. I live further North now, and friends and hubby thinks it's weird... 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I grow them in the garden 'cause I gotta have boiled pNuts!! 🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰
Great overall peanut vid! I have never had boiled peanuts, but now I want to. But I have grown peanuts - in central Maine! I just grew a few in pots, and was fascinated by their peculiar method of propagating. And by the end of the summer, when I pulled them up, there were peanuts!
Hi Donna. This couldn't have come at a more perfect time. I harvested my peanuts last week and I wasn't sure what to do with them! So I popped them in my slow cooker with a couple of chillies and a couple of cloves of garlic and ended up with something really delish that I'd never tried before or knew was a thing! Thanks so much! Cheers Sarah : o)
Wonderful! What timing! I am so jealous. I'd love a big cup of boiled peanuts right now. Happy Gardening!
I had never heard of boiled peanuts until we got stationed down south. A friend introduced me to them and I was hooked.
Boiled peanuts are popular in the Philippines. They are also fried with garlic and salted..
Excellent video. Thanks for showing the peg, most videos don’t. I also appreciate the cooking information. You’re narration is very charming, ma’am.
Thank you for this information, I currently have 6 seedlings on my window sill growing away. I am in the UK and have to say I love your accent I could listen to it all day :)
Great job on this video. Love the before/after pics and the way you documented and prepared a solid presentation. Thanks so much for your efforts! Excited to get my first batch going here in Oklahoma!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm in my 60s & never knew how peanuts grew(From New England) and found this very interesting! Thank you so much for teaching me something new and sharing this video!!👍👍☺️☺️
Wonderfully thorough explanation. Plus, a bonus recipe. I've never tried boiled peanuts before and so they will be one of the first recipes I make from my harvest this next summer. Thanks
You are so welcome!
I absolutely love all of your videos! Definitely on my list to try to grow. Thank you so much
Thank you so much! I am boiling a big pot of green peanuts now. My local Publix grocery finally has them back in stock! Yum! hope you can try growing some soon.
I'm guessing that peanut butter requires a good roast(?). I tried making almond butter with raw soaked almonds and it has a very mild, almost unsatisfying flavor that would be pretty much worthless without the pink Himalayan mineral salt. I ran across some raw Texas Virginia peanuts at my local Vietnamese grocery store and was inspired to try to grow them which led me to your video. Thank you for sharing your wealth of peanut knowledge. I'm looking forward to trying boiled peanuts for the first time in my 53 years on God's green Earth ...after harvest this fall of course : )
So good! I love them!
Love boiled peanuts! Thank you for another wonderful and detailed video.
Me too! They are sooo good!
Great information! I am growing peanuts form the e first time this year. This is exactly the information I was looking for.
Glad it was helpful!
Legumes add nitrogen/ nutrients to the soil. I just grow them around my greens so that they breathe all the nitrogen in the air and add protein to the soil for the green and cruciferous veggies to have a full supply.
Win win situation.
I was thinking about planting them between my rows of corn for this very reason.
Love this!!! Just saw a link on 'Sarah the Gardeners' blog, and have had a squiz at some of your other videos - definitely keen on making some of the recipes with produce from my garden here in New Zealand!
Excellent video! Thanks! 🥜
Glad you enjoyed it!
Also ,thank you for sharing how to make boiled peanuts
This is my new adventure ✨️ in Scotland, having to grow them in pots in my Greenhouse as the hottest it gets is about 59f to 70f so not warm. They are starting well. Keep you posted....
Please do!
Great video! Boiled peanuts were a childhood favorite. There used to be boiled peanut vendor carts in Florida in the 60s. They’d sell little brown paper bags of boiled peanuts. Mom always bought them for me when we were by one.❤ Living in California, I can only get them in a can😢. But I’ve got a garden now and I’m going to make my own.😊
Very cool!
The only time I've ever had boiled peanuts was from a stand in an outdoor market in Guadalajara Mexico. Delicious!
Oh wow!
Excellent vid 👍
Thank you so much!
Great video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
I grew up in Singapore, where I never saw peanuts being grown, but on e I was over 16, one of the best treats was going to the Long Bar, in the Raffles Hotel, where they would keep refilling your bowl of roasted peanuts served with your drinks and you would keep shelling them and dropping the shells on the floor. There were even a few sparrows who had snuck in and would sort through the shells on the floor, looking for accidentally discarded peanuts. At the end of the night, they’d sweep the whole place out.
thank you 💛😃
Interesting! Thanks😊
EXCELLENT...THANKS
You are welcome!
I like to can boiled peanuts to keep them! Washing them is extra extra important but they're a great snack to keep all year long. I used to have a farmer neighbor who would give me bushels of peanuts from his excess crop
Yes! I canned many quarts last year and plan to do the same this year! Yummy!
Thank you!
Thank you for telling me on how to grow peanuts
Sure thing!
unless your home is real cold, you can soak for a few hours and use wet towel for a day or two to successfully germinate them.
Yeah, we keep it cold, 69°F
Thanks!
Welcome!
I love boiled peanuts.
They're so good!
Thank you for the lovely video.
I had some peanuts sprout from my compost and I let them grow and it's now time to harvest. They are beautiful plants!
Do you ever save peanuts that you've harvested to plant? If so, what do you recommend I do? Thanks
I haven't saved peanuts for planting but if I did, I would probably store them in a cool, dry, dark place. That is how I save potatoes for the next year planting.
Thank u teach very well 😊
Thanks and welcome
I'm glad I decided to watch this video. I was just about to order some raw "red peanuts," which I think now were probably Spanish peanuts, until I saw your descriptions. I got some jumbo Virginia peanuts instead. I think they'll do just fine one state over, here in NC.
I think so too!
@@RainbowGardens Haha, after I posted that, I think I saw that you are here as well!
Would a dehydrater be a way to dry the peanuts for long term storage? And do they last longer in the shell, or out?
I think a dehydrator would work great! Although, I have noticed sometimes when they get too dry, the shelled nut splits in half, so I don't think they would be good for seed saving. However, I think they are still edible.
Great vid thx. I've watched over 20 vids on harvesting peanuts and not 1 gave what to look for in them being ready for harvest other than date planted. Well its my first time growing food and didn't log those dates, will not do that again. Can anyone help me out in what are the visual indicators on them being ready for harves? Thx
I just waited for first frost to hit. The leaves should be yellowing if I remember correctly.
@@RainbowGardens nice, so is it the frost thats yellowing the leaves or is it the plant dying back once ripening?
The wait is over yeah! I love boiling them with salt and Thai green chillies.
How do we come to know when to harvest ?
Check the days to harvest on your seed packet. If you are growing Valencia or Virginia, it is typically 140 to 150 days from the time of planting. I noted it n the video, though it was a quick screen shot.
I never even heard of peanuts being boiled. I have seen them roasted in the coals and ashes of a hot fire at Kutztown, PA Amish festival. There are many things we cannot grow in the Endless Mts. PA because of the short season. Guess I`ll just have to motor on down to the southland.
Valencia peanuts have a significantly shorter growing season for us further north. They also tolerant lower temps
Thanks for the tips!
2:57 ish where did you get this information about california not allowing peanut seeds in the state? i can't find anything about this.
Thanks for asking. however, I do not recall. I think it was from a seed company. The state could have changed since the making of this video.
Can you eat the leaves?
Did a small time in a dehydrator machine for a small time to take off the over humidity will work?? If my husband can be OK for his health, we go back to our home in Florida and in route, I will be please to stop at the small shop to buy my boiled peanuts!!!
Very interested in knowing if it will work! Let us know! Enjoy your roadside stand boiled peanuts. :)
I accidentally grew peanuts last year. I spotted a discarded plant pot still filled with dirt on the side of the road. I took the pot home and peanuts sprouted!
Cool!!
Sweet voice
I have never heard of boiled peanuts. Are the nuts soft?
Yes they are
How would you store them so you can regrow them for the next season?
Awesome!
@@RainbowGardens lol? My question is awesome and also unanswered
@@caseytheconqueror7958 I left this reply to another comment. Don't know why it posted to your question, weird.. Anyway, I have not saved the peanuts for the next season but I would think to store them like potatoes? Don't wash and put them in a cool, dry area?
good thing this isn't a pepper related post, cause RG is a hottie and I can't take it, I need to build a tolerance. :)
peanuts prefer slightly acidic soil. you might want to check the pH of that Valencia spot.
Yes, I think it was very alkaline.
I go to asian markets or mexican markets. they have packaged raw peanuts. they germinate and grow just fine.
Great tip!
Never could like boiled peanuts.
They have the Africa peanuts that are smaller
I planted peanuts last year. In the middle pod development i noticed few plants started to wilt and die. Slowly as the pod developed, same thing continued. As I pulled few plants to inspect they were chewed and cut in the stem part. I happened to believe that voles are digging around and eating the same and cutting the plants as well. I had severe damage with moles and voles last year.
I thought that might be one of the culprits in my garden too. Hard to say since I was not there, but we do have moles in that native soil garden.
I always roast my peanuts.
24 weeks? that's 6 months? I thought peanuts mature in about 3 months.
I don’t think peanuts like alot of nitrogen , they are nitrogen fixers
True!
If I understand your information correctly, you cannot save peanut seeds to re-sow your own peanuts the following year
I think you can, but you need to be careful and make sure they dry adequately so they don't grow mold.
honestly ..it sounds like she says "penis" every time she says "peanuts" not a "bad" thing I just made an observation .
The better thing for those Confederate soldiers to have done would be to free the slaves and then they could have picked their own darned peanuts or cotton
New sub
Thanks and welcome