Could you show us more of these?! How to trim different herbs and plants!

@Lucas-fo8ci

Ай бұрын

Most plants are very similar. This little advice is most of what you need to know. The thing is to encourage growth.

@smarterthanawaffle

Ай бұрын

Rosemary please

@Tegdirb64

Ай бұрын

Same as thyme!​@@smarterthanawaffle

@yanirisencarnacion04

Ай бұрын

Yea agree like rosemary, oregano

@iamwooth1729

Ай бұрын

​@@smarterthanawafflehonestly Rosemary is so easy to grow and it comes back year after year (zone 8b here) that I just clip the rosemary from anywhere and it doesn't damage the plant. It's one of my favorite plants to grow. Thyme is super easy too.

Please show me the wrong way to harvest my mint. They are overtaking my home. 😂

@learningmomma2730

Ай бұрын

So funny, i totally agree

@booziiokto

Ай бұрын

mint is an extremely aggressive spreader, it will be very hard to get rid of if in the ground. if your yard is full of mint for example, you may need to dig through the grass and de root any and every piece of mint you see. completely replacing the top 12" of soil will also remove the mint roots and clear up your yard.

@LauraBeeDannon

Ай бұрын

It's a container plant for a reason..ours died out after being neglected for a long time. Never again😂

@brooke6198

Ай бұрын

We let weeds grow in our garden and now they battle the mint. Good luck 😅

@fansaaga4033

Ай бұрын

Who needs grass when there is mint

My herbs are going wild and growing into each other. Thank you for the tips.

@colbymarsh2074

Ай бұрын

Spread them around the garden, either put them in their own individual pots, or plant them in ground nearby other plants. I recommend basil and chives with tomatoes, sage and rosemary with peppers, dill nearby both peppers and tomatoes will be great, if you have an idea just do a quick google to get some info on how different plants can interact in the garden

@iagreewithyou3478

Ай бұрын

I love them growing wild on my lawn like useless weeds lol. It's like I'm harvesting from the wild 😅

@ericolens3

Ай бұрын

if i were to summarize his already short video. look at the growth pattern of the plant.

Time grows??? Kidding aside, I'm learning a lot already just by watching your shorts. Awesome work, buddy!

Honestly, so helpful, I used to just pick off basil leaves because I didn't know you're supposed to cut certain spots...

@Neenerella333

21 күн бұрын

I have my basil outside my kitchen door, but past where the light will reach it. So I can't see how to correctly prune it, when grabbing some to top my pizza at night. 😂 Kev's technique works great all summer. I just need to bring a headlamp.

Chives is one of my favorite words. Along with cabbage.

Somehow of all the gardening video I’ve watch yours are my fav. Your instructions are simple and clear. Really helped me grow and maintain my small herb garden.

I am amazed at the tenacity of many of the plants we just overlook. I have rescued a sprouting onion from my compost, that went there as the sliced off root bottom.

That thyme tip is TOP TIER!!

@MrGoofyPup

Ай бұрын

It's gonna save me a lot of thyme.

My mom will appreciate the basil tip. Thanks!

not me actually shedding a tear at the closing montage 😭 i started watching your videos right at the beginning of my fitness journey, i feel like you’ve been with me the whole way. seriously going to miss your videos so so much 🥺

This came to me at just the right time,I planted some garlic chives and was wondering how to harvest, thanks for the informative video Kevin

That poor leaf getting caught in the crossfire snip 😢

The fact that he accidentally snips off the tip of the basil leaf thats supposed to grow, drives me so crazy

@toppjegeren

Ай бұрын

I thought I was being unreasonably mad when I saw it, glad Im not alone😅

@aesop2733

Ай бұрын

I'm so careful with my plants, but I don't have as many as him either.

@user-ob8vx7mx1s

Ай бұрын

That was such a small snip, it won't bother the plant, especially that basil is so full of leaves and looks so healthy

@melpanhol

Ай бұрын

it's probably due to trying to film and trim at the same time, hard to coordinate 😅 from looking at his plants we can see how well cared for they are ❤

@toppjegeren

Ай бұрын

@@user-ob8vx7mx1s Yeah of course it doesnt matter, its just basil, its just some of those things that irrationally annoys me😅

We definitely need more of these knowledge! Keep up the good work my man

You absolutely have your Dad’s smile! How wonderful!

You are truly my garden Hero! Thank you soooo much for sharing your knowledge with us!!

This is what I always wanted to know but never thought to question. Please do more videos like this on other herbs. Thanks 🙏

it took some trial and error but yea my herb garden is pretty amazing and consistently productive. Even up in Michigan I have herbs probably 9 months out of the year

Can you talk about how to have rosemary grow into a beautiful bush that lasts for years or decades? My rosemary always dies over the winter, but I see it on properties sometimes as the most gorgeous bush. I would love to have that one day. P.s. I am in south coast British Columbia climate. But I have seen it successfully growing this way. Thanks!

@snakewithapen5489

Ай бұрын

Oh my gosh, I had a rosemary plant that was over ten years old. It was basically a small pine tree! It had been in this regular sized terracotta pot for over 8 years though, and it never looked poorly but I finally got it in my mind that I needed to get it into a different pot because it was surely root bound and needed new soil. Well, I go to try and pick it up- and I come to find that the taproot had grown through the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot and deep into the soil beneath! It was stuck in there real good, and I tried everything I could to pull it out of the ground safely, but it ended up snapping. The rosemary died shortly after despite setting it up in a new much larger pot, and I'll never forgive myself for that :(

This just helped me soo much I planted herbs for the first time this year and I'm so excited I have a ton of baby basil right now they're so cute ❤

I really appreciate this! I love taking care of my herbs, and these are nice tips.

Fantastic video. I would watch harvesting tips all the time because I learn such valuable tidbits every time.

WOW, just found your site today & glad I did, thanks for the tips. I didn't know & the only one I did correctly was chives 😁

😮 that thyme in particular is looking really healthy.

So helpful! And I have more mint and sage that I know what to do with😂

So that's the secret NPC knowledge in my games that doubles my herb collection rate

👍 Wonderful video! Extremely beautiful plants seen in pot garden.

Thanks for the thyme tip! I don't use it very much, but it's now a beautiful bush under one of my roses so it's nice to know how to pick it properly.

LOVE my snips! They live in my back pocket and I deadhead just about everything first thing in the morning (around 5:30am) when I’m watering…it’s my favorite “me time”. Keeps the entire garden looking super clean and full.

Love those clippers btw. Worth the buy

Always take your time with thyme 👌🏽

Such helpful tips. I always learn something from you. 🌱✨🤙🏼

that's what i call harvest to prune 😊🌱 works every time

Useful tips, thank you

Awesome info! Thank you very much for sharing.

Tell me no one else cringed at that cut leaf tip...

@deepfryme65

Ай бұрын

Not really. It's not like he cut it off. The leaf will still continue to grow, albeit smaller than it would have been. It won't affect the plant much, just accidentally snipping a piece of a leaf.

@Obama_sin_Laden

Ай бұрын

It's a plant. Outside stressors like that will casually strengthen it in the long run.

Saving time with thyme 🤠

The KneeSeat guy that was in Jordan's video. Never thought I'd randomly get here swiping through yt shorts!

This is amazing that you for sharing you knowledge about this !

ty this came just in time. I just purchased a basil plant 🌿

Oh I DEFINITELY know how to harvest my herb. 😂

Would love more videos like this too!!😊

What an absolute legend, finally someone who puts good content in youtube shorts. Thank you, please never stop, i loved every single seconds of your vidéo.

Missed chance to say "as thyme goes on" 😅

Great! Thank you for sharing😊🎉

Great tips to know! Thanks 🌿😊

I love your video please make more like this one thank you 🙏

Eric is the best! 🎉❤😂

I see the Felco scissors, they're the best scissors I've found for work and home!

My wife wants to become more self sufficient and these videos help so much!

Thanks Eric

I dont do gardening but I do love having a lot of information I dont use on hand.

I needed this video. Thanks.

Great information. Thanks!

THANK YOU GOD FOR PERFECT PLANTS❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌸💐

That’s good now I can get more really good “herbs”

Thanks much for the information!

Garlic chives are so worth it. It took 3 years for them to grow from seeds before I felt ok with cutting it. Best thing to happen to mashed potatoes in a while.

I LOVE YOUUUU 💕💕❤️❤️❤️ THANK YOU FOR TEACHING USSS

Thank you!!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

Thanks for showing us❤

Thank you for making it easy

Much appreciated can't wait to put in action. Blessings to you

Would love if you continued this with other common herbs like rosemary, oregano, and parsley

These are such fantastic tips to let me more effectively harvest my herbs, you might even say that because of your advice I now have too much thyme on my hands.

We like this 😊 More of these please 🙏

'Tips"❤😂

This was so informative, and inspiring me to make room for a herb garden at my home. Thank you so much!

Fantastic info!

Such good tips, Kevin. I've been doing it wrong all this time!

Hehe, "But as THYME grows"

Thanks for the tips

Dude is ready for zombie apocalypse 😂

Then there's me. Letting multiple basil plants grow wildly so that I can harvest ALL of the leaves at once to make a 10-batch of spaghetti sauce to freeze until the following summer 😅

My Rosemary has gone crazy, and a bit woody. Have you any suggestions please? Love your water-wise garden.

Thank you.

Love this❤

I built a hydroponics system that is automated and right now it has basil and other herbs in the system so thank you for these tips👍

❤️fresh herbs to cook with 🤗

A tip for cilantro: pick the top of the stem right off, to delay it going to seed and stopping leaf production!

Do you have a book? I want one! Write a book!!!

Thank you. ❤

Now that was a Thyme saver

This is why i am subscribed to you

"As Thyme goes on"

This will save me a lot of time 😅

That's a line..."strip the tip"

I like the Chikamasa scissors. They're way better than those springy thingies

Thank you!

MORE, PLEASE!!! 😊

didn't expect to see a guy circumcizing thyme today

He kinda reminds me of my father who always plants and he was so excited that he got he's first harvest but then some kids on our neighborhood started to destroy them and my father never got the motivation to start planting again

Thanks man!

Most people don't say [H]erbs the right way 🤣

Wow thank you!

Very good!

I have an infinite basil machine, I clone my cuttings and double my plant count every yield. In the winter i pull in some small plants to keep and by the time spring hits I have over a dozen plants ready to be planted.

If you break off a piece of basil you can stick it in the ground and get a new plant. By the second day you can see little hairs coming out from the stem, new roots for the new plant. I accidentally discovered that when I was working in my herb garden and accidentally broke off a long stem. I stuck it into the ground, aggravated at myself, forgot about it by the time I’d worked all my other beds. I found it the next day, pulled it up and the leaves weren’t dying on it so I stuck it back into the ground. The next day I checked it and saw the little root growth. My sweet basil that year got to almost four feet high and was huge in girth.

Did not know the thing about thyme! I have a bush that just keeps growing but is "balding" in the center, I'll give this a try!