I bought heirloom carrot seeds and realized the other day I would have to harvest the seeds from the flowers or something I am assuming. Not sure yet but I haven’t sowed them as it’s not time. Super excited for my first year food gardening ❤ praise the Lord
This is because carrots are root vegetables but potatoes are tubers! A lot of people think they're root veggies since they grow kind of like roots, but essentially, potatoes are like deposits for the plant to store nutrients (notice the difference: potatos are starchy and globular in shape while carrots are fibrous and longer). They are able to asexually reproduce, meaning that any potato plant you make from the same potato is genetically identicle to the potato it came from (this makes potato populations really vulnurable to disease). A carrot is actually just an engorged root, so what you did was just repot the existing carrot plant. In order to make more carrots the plant has to sexually reproduce first to make seeds. Then you can make more carrots that are genetically different! :)
@Kori yeah, lol. Sweet potatoes are funny because they aren't actually potatoes (like pandas and red pandas). They're genetically not actually that similar since sweet potatoes are technically tuberous roots and not tubers. If you look up the root diagrams of a potato and a sweet potato you can see the different in how they grow underground 🥔 🍠
@@dxstiny02The only ones that like it are people that are likely under the age of 16. It honestly isn't funny after the first time and it gets really cringy when you see hoe desprste they are for people to commeny about that one part. I don't understand why people can't get engagement normally instead of trying to make others start something in the comments.
Carrots are biennials. The part we eat is harvested in the first year of its life. If the plant is left alone and not harvested, all those sugars and nutrients in the roots (aka the carrot) will be used the following year to produce flowers and then seeds that can be used to grow more carrots.
@@l.thangamanimani9535 Does this mean they can act like a perennial if you were to grow a crop this year and leave half of them in the ground in which next year the plants will seed out leaving crop for the 3rd years and as long as you plant back every years for a few years they could in theory keep growing every year as long as the seeds take root?
I once put a rooting whole carrot in a pot when i was a kid. It proceeded to grow almost as tall as me, but it unfortunately snapped due to how tall it was- right as it started to seed. I was DEVESTATED. It was like a child to me. I ate it. It didn't taste good.
My carrots always die when i plant them like this, the carrot part rots and the leaves don't survive :( i gave up, tried a lot of times but it's always the same result
I find you can't let the water be too high up the carrot & replacing or adding more water religiously, not letting the water to sour. Lots of light so that the top grows & the roots start to grow "before" the orange part starts to rot. Those individual 1 to ounce condiment sauce containers, as seen in this video, are perfect. If one goes bad, it won't affect the others. A sunny windowsill is the perfect place & I rotate/turn the containers daily when I add water. Like she said, it is easy to forget to add water them, but one day miss seems to make the carrot jumpstart those roots when you hydrate that dry carrot. Like she said, she almost killed it, yet got success. Doesn't cost you anything but time & effort to try again.
Just do it from seed and you’ll get a great harvest but if u want more seeds just let one or two seed no matter what u get a great healthy plant and healthy seeds and varieties of carrots you never thought
I've worked in many garden centers and wholesale greenhouses before I retired. I was always told you will have a stronger and healthier plant if you put it in the dirt and not in water. I put things in water sometimes, but it's just for decorative purposes, like on the windowsill. I don't intend to keep it forever.
A carrot is the taproot of its plant, while potatoes are basically subterranean energy stores. A potato plants grows many potatoes, but a carrot plant only grows one carrot.
I tried this last year and was SHOCKED by how many carrot flowers came from the small bit I cut off the top. They smell magical, unlike any flower I have ever smelt and they are huge. The hummingbirds LOVED it as well! Can’t wait to try and plant the seeds I collected this year! 🦋🌱 Wishing your carrot friend a healthy and happy life!
You can eat the greens, they are related to parsley although are a little tougher. If you don't like raw you can chop them and add them to soups or sauces for an extra boost of nutrients!
You *can* grow a carrot from a carrot. One way is to culture the stem cells, which are found around the circle-y bit of the inside of the carrot (the cortex)! Basically: cut out a bit of the carrot that has the cortex and a couple millimeters towards the outside of it, put into aseptic petting dish, expose it to auxin (it works the best to get your carrot embryos), separate your crumbly bitty bits of cells (those are baby carrot embryos), grow in a new culture plate with auxin/medium, and eventually you’ll get a whole new plant! You do however need to do this in an aseptic environment though, otherwise it’ll most likely mold lol Not an easy way in the slightest bit, but it does demonstrate a property of many plants where you can grow a whole plant from any of its stem cells! 😊 Source: I have a biology degree and studied cell culture and actually grew new carrot plantlets this way!
The green ring of the carrot cortex contain cells with high totipotency- the ability to form all sorts of cells. So it's possibly to force those cells to form roots, shoots, knaves, flowers and fruits when exposed to the proper plant hormones such as auxin, cytolinins and giberellins. You can also get prolific cell growth to form what's called a callus. You can do all this inside a sterile dish, tube or tray and under constant light and warmth they can grow complete plants. They need to be eased into sterile potting environments before being exposed to different conditions, light cycles and pests.
Here, educate yourselves so you don't continue looking like an ignorant know-it-all who in fact does not know what they're talking about. I'll get you started: "Stems are the parts of plants that bear branches, leaves, and fruits. Roots are the underground parts of plants that bear root hairs."
The carrot we eat is just a big root. The plant produces flowers, which then produce small fruit that hold the seeds which can be planted. The seeds will eventually sprout and make roots, which will eventually become another carrot. Potatoes can make more potatoes because they're underground stems. Potatoes, unlike an actual root, have buds on them that can spread roots and leaves, which in turn make more stems. Think of a typical flower, like a rose. If you eat the roots, thats like a carrot. If you eat the stem, thats like a potato. And once a rose fruits, you can replant it to make more roses. Hope this helps :)
For anyone wanting to do this, I did it and I did a little experiment along the way. I put two in water and two in potting soil. (One that still had some green at the top and one that didn't have anything on it in BOTH EXPERIMENTS)I figured out that putting it in water made the carrots grow faster, and one of the ones in dirt started to rot because I didn't cover it enough I guess...(The water didn't have anything in it, the water was just plain from a water bottle) So I would recommend starting it in water for like two weeks and then putting them in soil. (Hope it helps!)
Man being on advanced biology makes me feel so cool watching videos like this. When learning about seeds and the sexual reproduction of plants, one of the examples were carrots. They live a 2-year cycle. The first produces a carrot (one), the second produces seeds!
It would have been better to try to find an heirloom variety from a farmers market because the ones in grocery store are hybrids and don't grow seeds of anything you'd want to eat. Or just buy a $2 packet of seeds.
Carrot stalks and leaves are also edible, highly nutritious and full of flavour...! Don't leave them out of your diet and you'll open up a whole new world of flavour...!!!
A simple Google search would of answered your question with out spending as much time as you did waiting. But i will applaud your efforts. You did an amazing job explaining to everyone who doesn't want to spend less time searching.
I mean this in the best way possible, you sound like Moira from the Craterside Supply in Megaton in Fallout 3. Again, I mean this in the best way possible. Keep making amazing content!
I actually learned this from playing Valheim. You have the option to plant carrots if you have seeds, but if you don't have any seeds, you need to plant seed carrots to get seeds.
Or buy seeds of several varieties and allow them to cross pollinate, saving seeds from the survivors until you have your own landrace cultivar of carrot that is adapted to your climate and lattitude
Watch the full version here -> czcams.com/video/Nk3BaGT7Qd4/video.html 💚🌱
I bought heirloom carrot seeds and realized the other day I would have to harvest the seeds from the flowers or something I am assuming. Not sure yet but I haven’t sowed them as it’s not time. Super excited for my first year food gardening ❤ praise the Lord
So can u grow a carrot or not!?
Ur a fraud, Jessie
Potato is considered as a stem vegetable not root 💀
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Right?☺️ RIGHT?!👹👹
Lmaoo
😂😂😂
Thanks satan 👍
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nice Scara pfp
This is because carrots are root vegetables but potatoes are tubers! A lot of people think they're root veggies since they grow kind of like roots, but essentially, potatoes are like deposits for the plant to store nutrients (notice the difference: potatos are starchy and globular in shape while carrots are fibrous and longer). They are able to asexually reproduce, meaning that any potato plant you make from the same potato is genetically identicle to the potato it came from (this makes potato populations really vulnurable to disease). A carrot is actually just an engorged root, so what you did was just repot the existing carrot plant. In order to make more carrots the plant has to sexually reproduce first to make seeds. Then you can make more carrots that are genetically different! :)
Yep, but sweet potatoes are somehow root veggies haha.
@Kori yeah, lol. Sweet potatoes are funny because they aren't actually potatoes (like pandas and red pandas). They're genetically not actually that similar since sweet potatoes are technically tuberous roots and not tubers. If you look up the root diagrams of a potato and a sweet potato you can see the different in how they grow underground 🥔 🍠
@@pearl2844 also yams the same. It's a family of step brothers and sisters.
This was actually really interesting to read
how do you impregnate a carrot
i love the 👹RIGHT👹 part lmaooo
That shit got me good too lol
i love it when ppl explain jokes to me. Do it again but this time sound like a dog :)
The gimmick got annoying years ago
@@dxstiny02The only ones that like it are people that are likely under the age of 16. It honestly isn't funny after the first time and it gets really cringy when you see hoe desprste they are for people to commeny about that one part. I don't understand why people can't get engagement normally instead of trying to make others start something in the comments.
@@dxstiny02 voice change equals big funny!!!!1!1!1
This shit was never funny to begin with
My soul left my body when she said: "RIÆGHT?👹"
😐
Have you considered starting a metal band? 💀😭
I was just gonna say the same thing!!! I was just looking at some Nik Nocturnal and i thought it was trying to bleed into this video somehow… 💀😭
😂😂😂
CARROOTS BLOODY CARROOTS!!
Death metal about carrot cultivation would be my fucking jam.
Yeah you could call the band The Carrot's Jasper... because as we all know; Jasper Carrott is already taken...! 😉👍
Carrots are biennials. The part we eat is harvested in the first year of its life. If the plant is left alone and not harvested, all those sugars and nutrients in the roots (aka the carrot) will be used the following year to produce flowers and then seeds that can be used to grow more carrots.
They are binnial ...lil different from annual. but definitely not perennial
@@l.thangamanimani9535 yes! Thank you for the correction. Just helped me with my bio final tomorrow 😊
@@BlueKermit27 I like your funny words, magic people.
They are sweetest in the spring
@@l.thangamanimani9535 Does this mean they can act like a perennial if you were to grow a crop this year and leave half of them in the ground in which next year the plants will seed out leaving crop for the 3rd years and as long as you plant back every years for a few years they could in theory keep growing every year as long as the seeds take root?
As a Minecraft player, I can confirm that you can actually grow a carrot from a carrot.
Your voice is heavenly! ❤
I once put a rooting whole carrot in a pot when i was a kid. It proceeded to grow almost as tall as me, but it unfortunately snapped due to how tall it was- right as it started to seed.
I was DEVESTATED. It was like a child to me.
I ate it. It didn't taste good.
I’m sorry for your loss.
@@lumine2394 thank you, I still mourn his death
I'm sorry your child didn't taste good
“I was devastated. It was like a child to me.”
Not even 10 seconds later
“I ate it”
I love the way this comment is worded 😭🤣 so sorry for your carrot though
My carrots always die when i plant them like this, the carrot part rots and the leaves don't survive :( i gave up, tried a lot of times but it's always the same result
I find you can't let the water be too high up the carrot & replacing or adding more water religiously, not letting the water to sour. Lots of light so that the top grows & the roots start to grow "before" the orange part starts to rot.
Those individual 1 to ounce condiment sauce containers, as seen in this video, are perfect. If one goes bad, it won't affect the others. A sunny windowsill is the perfect place & I rotate/turn the containers daily when I add water. Like she said, it is easy to forget to add water them, but one day miss seems to make the carrot jumpstart those roots when you hydrate that dry carrot. Like she said, she almost killed it, yet got success.
Doesn't cost you anything but time & effort to try again.
I usually harvest my carrots and plant the tops on garden. Swallowtail will lay eggs on them if youre lucky..they do better if you root in water first
Just do it from seed and you’ll get a great harvest but if u want more seeds just let one or two seed no matter what u get a great healthy plant and healthy seeds and varieties of carrots you never thought
I've worked in many garden centers and wholesale greenhouses before I retired. I was always told you will have a stronger and healthier plant if you put it in the dirt and not in water. I put things in water sometimes, but it's just for decorative purposes, like on the windowsill. I don't intend to keep it forever.
They're a veggie so they need a lot of space
Reminds me of Ren and Stimpy when they tried to grow a turkey from a turkey. It didn't work. Live and learn.
“This is the story of carrot”
Truly inspiring,
“👹👺 RÏGHT 👹👺”
Moria is still helping us with the Wasteland Survival guide
Glad I'm not the only one who heard it lmao
I was looking for this comment too lmfao
Moria is nuts I got anxiety from her voice alone let alone her stupid missions!
Glad we had the same idea
Holy shit! Valheim wasn't lying!
Captions: right.
Her: *unleashing demons* 👹
The way my soul jumped out of my body. I thought I won't be coming back-
A carrot is the taproot of its plant, while potatoes are basically subterranean energy stores. A potato plants grows many potatoes, but a carrot plant only grows one carrot.
I tried this last year and was SHOCKED by how many carrot flowers came from the small bit I cut off the top. They smell magical, unlike any flower I have ever smelt and they are huge. The hummingbirds LOVED it as well! Can’t wait to try and plant the seeds I collected this year! 🦋🌱 Wishing your carrot friend a healthy and happy life!
The way you talk is just so cute❤
You can eat the greens, they are related to parsley although are a little tougher. If you don't like raw you can chop them and add them to soups or sauces for an extra boost of nutrients!
You are such a good gardener and I love your channel ❤❤❤
awww thank you so much!! i appreciate your support and your kind words 🌱💚
What she’s not good at is speaking
You *can* grow a carrot from a carrot. One way is to culture the stem cells, which are found around the circle-y bit of the inside of the carrot (the cortex)! Basically: cut out a bit of the carrot that has the cortex and a couple millimeters towards the outside of it, put into aseptic petting dish, expose it to auxin (it works the best to get your carrot embryos), separate your crumbly bitty bits of cells (those are baby carrot embryos), grow in a new culture plate with auxin/medium, and eventually you’ll get a whole new plant! You do however need to do this in an aseptic environment though, otherwise it’ll most likely mold lol
Not an easy way in the slightest bit, but it does demonstrate a property of many plants where you can grow a whole plant from any of its stem cells! 😊
Source: I have a biology degree and studied cell culture and actually grew new carrot plantlets this way!
damn bro
Whereas i have a life.....
The green ring of the carrot cortex contain cells with high totipotency- the ability to form all sorts of cells. So it's possibly to force those cells to form roots, shoots, knaves, flowers and fruits when exposed to the proper plant hormones such as auxin, cytolinins and giberellins. You can also get prolific cell growth to form what's called a callus. You can do all this inside a sterile dish, tube or tray and under constant light and warmth they can grow complete plants. They need to be eased into sterile potting environments before being exposed to different conditions, light cycles and pests.
mannn all i got from science classes was *mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell*
people will do literally anything except planting some carrot seeds
I freaking love your voice😄 it’s just so darn cute and adorable sounding. Listening to you tell stories is pure serotonin, lol! Thanks for the info🤗
girlie yk google is here right? it ain't like the past where u couldn't search everything on google. u would save so much time😭
Sometimes life can be an adventure
Actually, potatoes are not roots. They're a kind of stem 😃
potatoes are neither stems or roots, they're tubers
@@lemonierfroggie4904 , which are a kind of stem.
@@lemonierfroggie4904 potato are stems
Here, educate yourselves so you don't continue looking like an ignorant know-it-all who in fact does not know what they're talking about. I'll get you started:
"Stems are the parts of plants that bear branches, leaves, and fruits. Roots are the underground parts of plants that bear root hairs."
She did amazing! 🤩
the plant would die the first second I had it 💀
This video does a number on the ears. Volume of her voice is all over the place
I’ve been picking up a lot of new hobbies, wanted to get into growing vegetables for a while now, after watching this I’ve decided I’ll give it a go!
That made sense, carrots are plants with a 2-year cycle. If you keep it alive to the next year, you may end up having an actual carrot.
feels like having a relaxed Harley Quinn talk about gardening
Thank You. Your channel has helped me grow a lot of plants 🪴 and vegetables 🥕.
Even if you don't get a carrot, the leaves are edible
Whenever I put the top of a carrot on water for it to root, it starts rotting for some reason.
“I cut off the top part of my carrot.”
Me too and now I’m crying 💀
Your voice intstantly took me back many years to craterside supply, i was so happy back then, someone will understand.
Both carrot and potato are not root 😊 . Potato is a modified underground stem whereas carrot is conical root 😊. PEACE✌️
The second right gets me every single time!!! 😂😂😂
The guttish voice saying "RIGHT" 👹 i cant stop laughing 😭
Stop with the baby voice
My brain can't understand why the plant can't grow carrots but it's seeds can
The carrot we eat is just a big root. The plant produces flowers, which then produce small fruit that hold the seeds which can be planted. The seeds will eventually sprout and make roots, which will eventually become another carrot.
Potatoes can make more potatoes because they're underground stems. Potatoes, unlike an actual root, have buds on them that can spread roots and leaves, which in turn make more stems.
Think of a typical flower, like a rose. If you eat the roots, thats like a carrot. If you eat the stem, thats like a potato. And once a rose fruits, you can replant it to make more roses.
Hope this helps :)
Thank you for answering the question that always pop in my head😂
Whaaaaa your voice is cute❤❤I love carrots, this was lovely.
i love your vids they are so happy!
Girl, you're like the perfect example of a possession. Lol 😂
jessie: i am your mother you listen to me!
plants: ok?
Me who plants carrots 🥕 in valheim.
"I know that already" 😅
For anyone wanting to do this, I did it and I did a little experiment along the way. I put two in water and two in potting soil. (One that still had some green at the top and one that didn't have anything on it in BOTH EXPERIMENTS)I figured out that putting it in water made the carrots grow faster, and one of the ones in dirt started to rot because I didn't cover it enough I guess...(The water didn't have anything in it, the water was just plain from a water bottle) So I would recommend starting it in water for like two weeks and then putting them in soil. (Hope it helps!)
carrot
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The ☠️RIGHT ☠️ I almost died from laughing😂
Man being on advanced biology makes me feel so cool watching videos like this. When learning about seeds and the sexual reproduction of plants, one of the examples were carrots. They live a 2-year cycle. The first produces a carrot (one), the second produces seeds!
Was it just me who heard the ,”AroO👹” at the end??💀
That demonic noise that came out gave me a big ass fright, oh my gosh
"That was a mouthful right? ☺️ RIGHT?👹"
That “RIGHT👹” never gets old 😂
"Right☺️?"
"RĮÆGHT👹?"
"That was a mouthful wasn't it?"
Nope. Pretty straight forward and understandable.
Awe it's been a minute since any of your vids have been in my feed, and when I heard your voice, it made me so 👹 HAPPY 👹
I love your voice and personality you show on here please keep making videos
the sounds and growls i cant
“That was a mouth full” after saying the most regular sentence ever concocted
When you do an accent you genuinely sound like Ted’s mom from the lorax.
She sounded like Harley Quinn when she said “this is the story of carrot”
It would have been better to try to find an heirloom variety from a farmers market because the ones in grocery store are hybrids and don't grow seeds of anything you'd want to eat. Or just buy a $2 packet of seeds.
that carrot looking mighty fine..
Little rectification: potatoes are not roots, they are underground hypertrophied stems
Bro sounds like an animated disney character
Tip of the day: you *can* do this with the root part of a leek and get more leek back from it.
I like your voice. This the second time i bumped into your videos.
man this is the 2nd video this week where i found people rediscovering farming
Fun fact, carrot greens are edible. They taste like parsley was rubbed on a carrot.
Surely eventually the carrot plant will flower, seed and baby carrots will grow!
🥕 🥕 🥕
Why does your voice with your accent sound so soothing
Carrot stalks and leaves are also edible, highly nutritious and full of flavour...! Don't leave them out of your diet and you'll open up a whole new world of flavour...!!!
you sound like the mom from the lorax
I usually play videos while doing chores in the background thought I was possessed for a second
They used to grow carrot tops in the 70's as a house plant.
Love your voice . So cute !
👺👹RIGHT👺👹
A simple Google search would of answered your question with out spending as much time as you did waiting. But i will applaud your efforts. You did an amazing job explaining to everyone who doesn't want to spend less time searching.
bro really out here with that “we are venom” built voice
Girl discoverd infinite carrot glitch
u sound like gidget from "the secret life of pets"
lollllllll
The carrot tops are yummy! I mix them in with salads and they are good sauteed in with scrambled eggs.
The volume of her voice: 📈📉📈📉📈📉📈📉📈📉
I'm getting so much Harley Quinn explaining carrots to King Shark vibes from this 🤡🥕? 🦈🥕!
This video is actually interesting and watchable if you turn off the sound 100% recommend that.
I fell in love with your videos
Your voice makes me happy
the “allow me to explain” sounded like vanellope von schweetz from Wreck it Ralph
tf the carrot voice is deeper than my dads fathers sister brother nephew.
I mean this in the best way possible, you sound like Moira from the Craterside Supply in Megaton in Fallout 3. Again, I mean this in the best way possible. Keep making amazing content!
I actually learned this from playing Valheim. You have the option to plant carrots if you have seeds, but if you don't have any seeds, you need to plant seed carrots to get seeds.
her voice is so uplifting and exciting haha very good vid thank you.
Or buy seeds of several varieties and allow them to cross pollinate, saving seeds from the survivors until you have your own landrace cultivar of carrot that is adapted to your climate and lattitude
"you cant grow carrots from carrots"
i just lost my brain cells tryna understand that lol
That right scared the shit out of me
Hi Jessie, you can apply activated charcoal to the wound, and then you can plant it directly to the soil.
bro solved world hunger
Lmfao, I love how happy you are about how you made its home.