🙌🏻 Oh my God I’ve gone through like 10 videos trying to find one video on how to plant them from seed and you’re the only one that I can find so far all the other ones are just talking about nonsense! Thank youuuuu!!!

Thank you for sharing Actually it works both ways From seeds and whole fruit Just squeeze it to the dirt and still get the same results Thanks again

Thanks for the mention!

Collecting the seeds is like panning for gold ... great vid 😎

One of my neighbors just gave me some ground cherries - first time eating them - like candy, so delicious. I had just a couple of fruit remaining, and saw this video, so I have extracted the seeds exactly as you described and I and going to try growing them. I live in zone 9b California, so have plenty of days left in my growing season to hopefully squeeze out a harvest! Will post a video on my channel to show you the progress!!!

I appreciate you not breaking it into two separate videos also thank you I don’t have any more patience in me and I might’ve lost it ha ha Ha good job

Great video Khang! I grew this plant at home indoors hydroponically, it gets massive

Great tip from Tim, thanks for sharing Khang. I love how your videos show the whole process and is easy to follow 🤗😎👍

I wasnt expecting that many seeds to come out of those berries

And yeah, I have the same problem with the small wild groundcherries - there are too many seeds, instead of too few, and too many of them will successfully sprout. The problem is having so many of them, you don't know what to do with them all. I could plant a thousand acres of them. With most native plants, I have the opposite problem - they produce few seeds, and hardly any of them grow, or none of them grow at all. So grouncherries are my current favorite wild plant, and I'm working on planting some of them now.

Nice. Last year I did P.G.C. for the first time. Glad to have this tip since I hadn't developed a plan yet. Thx.

love your videos you have helped my garden grow. cheers

Very cool method for harvesting the seeds. I've never grown this variety before, but plan to this upcoming summer. Now I know a quick and easy way to harvest more seeds afterwards! 👍

So much easier! Great information. Going to do this and enjoy the fruit again. Thanks.

TY, just saved me many hours of separating seeds. I love the paper towel trick to remove the remaining water. I grew 6 ground cherry plants this year, apparently, they make a wonderful yummy jam.

I will do this with my ground cherries thanks for another great video!!

Having my first attempt at ground cherries this year

Khang Starr: Thank you for sharing this method -- (sooooo much easier than what I was trying to do)! Over the years, I have grown a LOT of things, but Pineapple Ground Cherry is a new one for me. As President of a small garden club here in Olympia, WA, I am starting a seed bank to share seeds amongst our members. Learning your method (courtesy of TROLLFORGE) will definitely speed up the process of harvesting seeds. Thanks again! Best wishes from Kate.

Awesome I actually just purchased ground cherry seeds to grow this year. Have never grown them before. Now if I get a harvest, I'll know what to do to save seed! Thanks for sharing Khang! ❤️

Thank you! Great job. So glad you even showed they were viable.

What a great video, Thank you for all the info!

Great video and thank you for sharing!

Good idea! Thank you for sharing! 😊

Thanks, I’ll try this, just planted a few containers hope they sprout so I can get seeds later. Thanks for mentioning that the fruit needs to naturally drop if you want seeds from it.

I am growing ground cherries this year. A tart species. I am going to have hundreds of plants with this method :P

Great video!!! Straight to the point!!!

thanks for great info again :-) very informative episode as usual

my store bought seeds have just sprouted, end of April 2021. plan to gror in containers. just love the fruit.

Awesome 👏 Khang!

So great! Thank you!

Interesting thanks for the great info

Genius. Totally ingenious!

I actually grew mine by using a similar method used for tomatoes. I basically removed the pulp, gently squashed the pulp in water and let it fall to the bottom. And then I sprinkled the seeds along some soil in a mini greenhouse.

Love the videos and the info you provide for all of us. Quick question, how far do you keep your LED lights from seedlings?

I use a sieve for tomato seed collecting. Good if you're only doing a couple.

Very nice information, keep it up, love from india 🙏💖

I haven't watched to the end yet, so I don't know what the secret will be, but I might have a guess. I have the wild native small groundcherries, physalis longifolia. I crushed a few of them for seeds, and I pushed them through a kitchen strainer screen. The seeds were exactly the right size to go through the screen. Now I will watch and see what your method is.

SO COOL! Thank you!

Very helpful

Thank you for sharing the best video I ever seen for ground sharing special for a beginner it does help soo much Can you please tell me what are the best months to start this process And when they should be transplanted them out side in the yard or a bigger pot I do appreciate any advise Thanks again 🙏

I understand that Texas is not the best place to grow trees. But i would love to see you take on the challenge of growing a bonsai. Please give it a try. Thanks

So there is no need to allow the tomato seeds to ferment in water to get the outer slimy layer off of the seed, like you do with normal tomato seeds? Thank you for this video! Very helpful!

Just a tip for you is that it’s better to save your seeds in paper bags or an envelope or something so they can breathe a little bit and put them in the fridge

Thanks!

God gave us everything we need. From just one butternut squash, I can grow hundreds more.

I have a suggestion to dispose of those extra berries. Send them to me 😊. I grew up eating these and I don’t think I could ever get enough of them.

Great video! Have you started your seeds for this season yet?

Thanks. Thinking if a dehydrator would be a good option for drying.

One other thing to mention is that you can do this with cherry tomatoes and blueberries and things like that too but I wouldn’t use the Neutra bullet necessarily because you can damage the seeds all you need to do is squeeze the fruit until the seeds come out in a glass of water and stir it with a fork/spoon and then the water will separate the seats

Thanks for the video. I did this last year but haven't planted them for a year. Are the seeds still good enough to sprout in soil? It's been a year they've been sitting in cool/room temperature.

Awesome

🤝👌 Many Many thanks ✍

I have Aunt Molly's ground cherry's that I plan on trying this year but the pineapple ground cherries is what I really want!

@MrsYeee

4 жыл бұрын

@Michelle M - I have some seeds. Would you like?

@chrischen9589

3 жыл бұрын

I never tasted pineapple ground cherry but love to have some. I am not sure what variety is mine. We bought the plant from the store and it was labeled as "ground cherry in a husk"

@mindygilliam8624

10 ай бұрын

​@@MrsYeeeyes I would like some please

Oh my goodness! This is a great vid, but you can make your life SOO much easier with a fine strainer from the dollar store! 😎👍

I am closing on the sale of a house after our first frost and rescued some cuttings from the ground cherry plants just beforehand. Thank you for such an easy way for me to retrieve the seeds. Can you also save the seeds from the unripe ground cherries to use or will they be toxic much like if you ate the greens ones as you indicated in the video?

Khang Starr how do I get ahold of your lemon starburst pepper? After seeing them I think they are my new favorite variety.

I don't know, I bought some of these at the grocery store, scraped a few out of a berry onto a paper towel for a week then tossed a few into an AeroGarden. The plant grew quick, transferred it outside, might have started this one too late. I did the same process with Tomatillos in an AeroGarden, but from big box store seeds, cut off part of the plant and cloned it. I didn't realize that I needed two Tomatillo plants, whatever I did seems to be working.

Can you put on auto captioning please? Thanks.

Is that an uchuva? I got some seeds few years ago and grew to a nice size but something killed them. All the leaves had wholes, something was eating them. I think i sill have so e seeds. Ill try it again. Thanks for the video.

Sir would you be interested in selling a few of these beautiful seeds? I live in West texas, and have learned a great deal from your videos. Thanks for putting your knowledge out there for me to enjoy. Thanks

@MrsYeee

4 жыл бұрын

@Bob Sagan - I have some that I can send. Would you like some?

A seed giveaway would be awesome!

@KhangStarr

5 жыл бұрын

Great idea! Maybe I'll do one soon.

@chassitie2010

5 жыл бұрын

Khang Starr awesome!! I’ve looked for these seeds and haven’t had much luck finding them!

Great video, thanks for sharing. I bought young plants ( ground cherry) about 4 of them. Needless to say, it count me about $7 each plant which I was happy to do because I wanted the plants so bad. However, the plants didn’t furnish as well, one or two put off a few small fruits which were tasty but very small. But then one day I was walking in my yard. In this area where we had a couple trees downed and the area had been graded however, to my delight, about a month or so later, there were about 8 to 9 ground cherry plant with lantern filled fruit. The fruit is about 2-3 times larger. About the size of a cherry tomato. Don’t have ripen fruit yet but I’m in anxious anticipation. I have no idea how they got there or if they had always been there because it was an area that we had allowed the grass to grow tall. I will, definitely, save the seeds using this method. Thank you

Thanks for the info! besides the pineapple are there any other varieties worth growing?

@verngib9041

4 жыл бұрын

Nafeesah Cannady capr gooseberry is pretty yummy!!!

Hiya Khang. Great video. First time I have heard of ground Cherries. How would I go about getting some of these seeds please.

@verngib9041

4 жыл бұрын

Sweeping Streets baker seed company carries heirloom seeds

Do they change color red or just green color only

was that just a viability test or did u separate out the seedlings?

What do you make with ground cherries. Thanks for sharing☺

@ddsfarmacy692

5 жыл бұрын

Linda Mitchell fresh eating or pie/jam/jelly.

Sorry not on the subject of this video but.. I recently did a small experiment with my chillies. I found when you rotate plants for better sunlight you cause flowers to drop.. please can you try this experiment with 3 plants. 1 control plant and 2 that you rotate in different directions on same day. I’m sure you will see that more flowers drop on a plant that is rotated in a certain direction depending which hemisphere you are in

How much are u selling the seeds for? Would love to buy

use same method for saving blueberry seeds!

When should I give my hot peppers hydroponic nutrients please help

Looks like a hazy beer after the blender lol

I love ur vids do u sell seeds on ground cherries

@MrsYeee

4 жыл бұрын

@Susan Wurtz - I hsve some seeds. Would you like some?

I've never heard of those pineapple seeds. Do you sell them? I'd love to try them. Thanks for sharing this video

@MoonMe00

2 жыл бұрын

I’d buy some too! Would love to try the pineapple version as well 👊🏼

@bigtoeproductions9195

Жыл бұрын

I purchased some from“ small house farm” online. They are called Cossack pineapple ground cherries. The company is based in Michigan. It’s a family owned small business. I heard the man speak once and then purchased seeds from him online. They grew beautiful big plants this year and my ground cherry harvest has been amazing!

Um i just open the cherry put in a bowl of water give a stir and the good seeds will fall to bottom not understanding the blending need

I would like to buy your seeds!

Great video, thanks for sharing Khang Starr. Do you think you can send me some of them? I want to try it. I am in Canada, I can6send a self stamped envelope but I can transfer/ send money for the cost. Please LMK if this is possible. Thanks again

Would you send me some the seed I like to plant in my garden

I just squeezed the seeds, strained them, and pour them on a paper towel, spread them out and leave them to dry.

Can you sell your seeds?

Love yourChannel .Can you send me one seed please sir? thank you for your consideration....

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Cook the extra!

Can I buy some seeds from you?

@GeneracionGoshen777

4 жыл бұрын

Burgess sesds & plant co. Have them

Has anyone ever pickled, fermented, or used them in hot sauces?

Burgess seeds & plants co. Have them

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Can somebody please donate me some KS Lemon starburst Please? thanks

@AverageApe44

5 жыл бұрын

Kriz 714 Yes I really want some too. He needs to sell some to a seed company

@Griffdog21

5 жыл бұрын

Is it his variety? I assumed he bought them but if not that is pretty cool.

Love ur videos would u be so kind and send me some of ur seeds if I’ll send u a self stamped envelope let me know

@markirish7599

2 жыл бұрын

Did you ever get seeds susan

This was painful to watch