OMG. I didnt know they grow this nice flowers. I make salad all the time. Thank you

This is so pretty! And I love that the bees and hummingbirds are coming around.

Nice good 1 part garden soil 1 part of Cocopeat & Compost 1 Handful of Neemcake powder nice work

Thank you, very helpful!❤

Entertaining and helpful!! Love purslane. Thanks for sharing

@AustinTexasGardening

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you very much. Trying to propagate mine in the South of Italy ❤

So beautiful 😊stay connected ❤

@AustinTexasGardening

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Just saw you and your lovely wife on the central texas gardener channel! Really enjoyed the video. I hope all is well with y’all as you welcome your little one soon😊

@AustinTexasGardening

Жыл бұрын

Thanks haha, working with Linda from CTG was a very cool experience! Actually our little one was born back in May haha, she's 4 months old at the moment and loving life!

Nice video!

@AustinTexasGardening

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for sharing, mine's huge i need to cut some of it.

@AustinTexasGardening

11 ай бұрын

Good luck! I might wait for it to cool down a bit, I tried to root some cuttings I recently and they died in the heat

I know this is a purslane video, and I love it! It’s a super food! Buuut, what is the variety of olives? I have 9 I have been limping along for years until I can decide where to plant them.

@AustinTexasGardening

Жыл бұрын

Those are Arbequina olives, they do great here, In Jan 2021 I made a video about brining them!

What do I do with my purslane now that it’s fall? How do I keep it over winter. Mine is all in pots. I live in Burnet. Thanks! And yes, God made us all to live in His beautiful garden- and we WILL live with Him again someday! ❤😊

@AustinTexasGardening

Жыл бұрын

I'm gonna try to keep some of mine alive in containers in my garage under a heatlamp (its all we can do because they cant handle a freeze), you could also take cuttings and transplant them inside for the winter, though they probably wont get enough light worst case scenario, we can always get more purslane from a local nursery or hardware store in the spring

@mgbeheler

Жыл бұрын

@@AustinTexasGardening I never imagined anyone buying purslane. All I knew about was the yellow kind that that abundantly self-seeds itself. It is delicious, and grown as a vegetable in many parts of the world. (To eat the plant, harvest it before the flower buds form. It gets tough as it ages. Americans typically call it a weed.) I didn't know this annual would grow from cuttings. Annuals usually reproduce by seed. I saved a whole lot of seeds from my volunteers by waiting until the flowers formed seeds. I put the plants upside down in a paper bag and shook the plant. I don't know if fancy purslane bought in a store is a hybrid that will have surprises in its seed, or not. It is possible that a hybrid will even be infertile.

how long have you have the mother plant? I’ve read it’s an annual but i’m so in love with it naturally i looked into how to get a few of them!

@AustinTexasGardening

Жыл бұрын

nearly two years now, not sure how many containers I've propped to - 8 or 9

I live in Austin and I'm trying to plan for wintering my purlsane inside. They are huge!! I'd send photos if I could. Got any recommendations?

@AustinTexasGardening

10 ай бұрын

Overwintering with 20k lumen work lamps has gotten me through the past two winters: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hqh2m7GIZ8mTZaw.html

So, you just stick it back in the ground after you pulled off a few of the leaves?

@AustinTexasGardening

7 ай бұрын

Thats basically it, just do it in the spring, the heat will kill your cuttings

Did you water propagate or put them right into the soil?

@AustinTexasGardening

Жыл бұрын

I put them right in the soil, the ones in this video proped well, but direct in the soil doesn’t work with July 2023’s highs of 105

I came looking for more information on how common purslane propagates itself, as in my garden it's a pest! It never occurred to me someone would grow it intentionally unless they liked eating it.🤷 To each their own. Keep that thumb green!

@AustinTexasGardening

11 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t want it in my lawn, but I like the flowers in containers

You showed very little of the actual propagation technique and didn’t demonstrate it at all. 🤷🏼‍♀️