I’m going to show you how to grow what is, quite possibly, the world’s most popular herb: Basil. Basil is a key ingredient in the cuisines of many Southeast Asian countries and of course Italy. Its popularity is due to the range of flavors, sizes and colors available, and because it is so easy to grow in the ground or in containers. All you need to do is provide rich soil and plenty of sunshine and water!
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Its like she doesnt want to put full? effort into talking… wtf I hate her voice.
tamp is? a funny word no?
Very informative clip. Thanks for the upload.? I have a question. I am from Malta and our summer is very very hot and humid. The temperature reaches 38 C / 100 F and even more. Shall I still grow the basil under direct sunlight for six hours?
Ya know, rather than whining about the lady’s voice you might notice that this video is actually pretty instructional. I found it helpful. That why I clicked on it. Thank you. ?
Hi! Once the? basil starts growing in the POT, do you have to thin if growing them in the POT INDOORS?
I thought basil seeds should not be covered with soil because they need sun?
You don’t run a quaint little hotel? by any chance, do you?
thanks? for the video….
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UGHH! The soil in my back yard sucks!!! I have 2 pecan trees that are at least 60? years old and they practically drain the soil from any nutrients. I literately have sand for top soil. I don’t have a compost so does anyone know any cheep brands of quality potting soil for small vegetables and herbs and spices?
Thanks! Really helpful information! I love using basil in most anything even fresh salads, and I love the way? it smells so I like to grow some where I can smell it often like by my kitchen sink but I have yet to keep a good healthy plant alive for long. Will try your tips and see how it goes.
My? name is Basil 0-o
Good info I need to add basil to? my list of herbs in my greenhouse
great!!! you couldn’t explained it better, I love basil and have lots of garden to do it but when it gets to certain height it just starts turning brown til it dies but with this? tips I’ll keep trying til i get to have my own thanks
@Lunarlaserranging dats why use a organic ferts. and ofcourse wash them foliar feeding a plant with water? does nothing
did you just say bay-s-il not? bay-z-il?
great tips,
I have sowed my seeds 2 inch deep, and no wonder they are not coming up..
I will try it again. ?
I? found it a bit off putting as well. When I viewed it it also seemed the voice was not in synch.
Useful video with excellent advice – I grow my? own herbs also – but the ‘Dalek’ voice with the laryngitis vocal is pretty horrible
the plants I grew from the harvested seeds produced virtually no “seed tops”. Maybe 1 or 2 out of the dozen or so plants. The plants I buy from the home center make tons of seeds and? I continuously pinch off the tops.
thanks for the reply
I think i have the answer. Whenever basil plants grow they flourish, one important step is pinch the flowers, so? that the growing continues and the FLAVOR doesn’t change. The flourishing changes the flavor in a wrong way.
@Lunarlaserranging I believe fertilizer on? eatable herbs is questionable, i would like to know though how to prevent flyes from messing up my basil.
I really enjoy watching all your videos.
I grew about 20 basil plants from seeds I saved & dried from a previous batch of basil that I bought in a home center. The basil form the home center was marginally successful. The plants from the seeds however looked fantastic. They grew very full, healthy looking but when I made pesto with them, it was awful.
Any idea what may have caused them to taste so? bad?
thanks and keep the great videos coming.
stomata, dont clog? it
but to be honest good looking? as she is , here natural voice must be good as well