NEVER BUY SEEDS! Save 25+ Vegetable Seeds From Your Plants
NEVER BUY SEEDS! Save 25+ Vegetable Seeds From Your Plants
You Do Not have to Buy Seeds. Save your own seeds from your own plants! You can save vegetables seeds from your garden and you do not have to buy any seeds from the store. Here are 25 vegetables seeds you can save yourself from the plants and tip and tricks to save each one of these seeds.
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Will you please, make a video on how to harvest annual and perennial flowers for spring, summer and fall flowers seeds. Thank you.
Thank you! I have been propagating store bought herbs and veggies for one year. Now I have way too much, and am over-winter growing tomatoes, Jalapeños, Sweet Bell Peppers, Ginger, Garlic, Potatoes, Basil, Oregano, Chives, Mint, Onions over the winter, by using a grow light and lots of talking to them. My veggies & herbs are growing beautifully. By trial & error, I have been doing well growing store bought foods, and even started the herbs in a shot glass of water after splicing the stem, for 2 days, then plant the stem in soil. They all are doing great. I never knew about the corn, Eggplant, Mustard greens, Spinach, Peas, green beans, etc.
So thank you so much for providing your wonderful knowledge!
We all need this information about growing our own foods, considering what is going on, worldwide, with massive food shortages.
I live in small town SE Idaho, while my family lives in Florida and north Tennessee. They are telling me how bad it is with empty food shelves in all grocery stores and Walmart, there. Here, in Idaho, we are just now seeing some shortages.
But we can buy our beef from our local ranchers, and chicken farms, as they are now selling direct, to the public, because of these mass food shortages.
God bless you and your family!
May God protect you and keep you safe from the dangers coming.🤗💞🙏
Don’t say potato chips, i’m on the wagon!
Hi jag ,
I have a question I got some cut up white pumpkin from Indian store n while preparing it I took the seeds out first n dried them , now the seeds r not plump but flat like three layers sandwiched together … so can we eat them as is or can we use them to plant to grow more ?
Great info, perfect timing
Great video ..sharing
I love saving seeds. I have many different kinds. Thank you for the amazing videos! 🌱🐞🌶 🍅
I love your channel!
Great Thank you
Great video. People spend so, so much buying seeds. In Europe seed distributors are putting only 5-20 seeds in a pack and selling them for €6 for those five seeds.
Astonishingly beautiful and truthful information and demonstrations. Wow!
Beautiful
Can keeping seeds in fridge extend their shelf life.
Do leafy vegetables and root vegetables cross pollinate?
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Thank you very much for this video.
What an incredible collection of knowledge and video! Thank you for taking the time to put this beautiful and informative video together. I’m even more excited for my garden this season after seeing several of your videos. Thank you!
Will an avocado tree grown from seed produce avocado fruit? I’ve read that the tree will grow but it won’t produce fruit. Thoughts?
So happy to just have seen your videos. Enjoyed and great help thank you 🙏
Nice video thank you
How did you dry the seeds????
Hai Jag.
My self Dr.Aman from India Punjab.I m watching ur vedios from last two years .I m impressed with your knowledge and simplicity. Brother keep it up .God bless you. You have made my dream strong. I will also start my farming just in 2 -3 years in India.
Jag, may I buy some seeds from you? I need to get started. I just bought my property this tear.tears.. 1st wi ter for me on this land
Now you’d mention all of your seeds were harvested from vegetables that were on the plant and dried. So do you know if store-bought vegetables can be dried out and the seeds used also? Cuz my garden is finished for the season
Hi Jag just wondering do tomato seeds have to be fermented to save the seeds
Lots of hard work and knowledge in that video – so helpful!!! Just got done watching the cuttings video as well.
This was the first year I harvested kale seeds and used them in the same year for a second set of kale plants.
It makes sense to save them instead of having to buy new every year.
Are there seeds that you feel that should be bought new each year? Are there any that you buy for yourself/your farm each year?
Thank you everyone of watching and your support. I gathered footage of this video for past 2 years and took few hours everyday for past 2 weeks to edit this video. Been a lot of hard work, hope you all enjoy this information! 🙂
Typically hybrid plants have better plants and seeds not true to form.
Very useful Video . I do try to pick seeds grow such vegetables and try to plant again . Got more info from ur videos.. I am an Indian staying and watching from Nigeria
I’ve learned a ton about gardening and self reliance from you. Thanks!
Hi Jag im from Philippines,i always watch your videos over and over again,coz ive learned a lot from your experience of growing vegetables etc.Thank you so much for sharing and hoping for more of your videos 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Love all your videos, this one is one of my favorite. Thanks.
Love your videos. God bless
nice sharing thanks
Thank you for another great video.
Thank you for this great info! 🌱🙂
Where is your farm located?
Don’t these varieties cross pollinate?
Just found you, Thank you.
Your English pronunciation is really good
Can you use seeds from shop bought vegetables
Very informative thank you so much❤️
I like all of your videos sir. Thank you. I have a question, what can we grow in condos that have a small patio in Canada(vancouver area)
Wonderful♥️♥️🤝✳️🎆😀🥰thanks.
Plz make one for fruits as well
Tyfs😁👏🏾💯
Omg .. i saw big 2 okra on my pot n thought to get seeds from it so i took them out from plant😑😑 my bad 🙏🏼..
This guy doesn’t give a crap about the incoming food shortage and he just became my role model
Very very useful video Jag thank you🙋🏻♀️
Hello.thank you sooo much