How to harvest strawflower #cutflowers #zone9b #gardening

Harvesting and saving seeds #gardening #flowerfarm #cutflowers #plantingseeds #planting #farmergirl #zone9b.

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Key insights about video How to harvest strawflower #cutflowers #zone9b #gardening

🌼 Harvesting straw flower seeds is a quick and easy process that can be done by breaking up the flowers and letting the seeds fall out.

🌼 The viable seeds are larger and resemble candy sprinkles, while the non-viable ones are smaller and do not develop properly.

🌼 Other flowers that can be harvested for seeds in a similar manner include sunflowers and zinnias.

🌼 The seeds can be collected by placing a plate underneath the flowers and separating the seeds from the fluff.

🌼 Harvesting seeds from flowers can be a rewarding process, as it allows for the continuation and expansion of a flower farm.

🌼 It's like winning a jackpot when harvesting seeds, as you never know how many viable seeds you'll get and how big your "jackpot" will be.

🌼 After separating the seeds, they can be stored in an envelope with relevant information such as the harvest date and the flower they came from, while ensuring proper airflow to prevent mold.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 Christina introduces herself and mentions that she will show how to harvest straw flower seeds.

00:17 She mentions that she runs a backyard flower farm and is starting a two-acre U-Pick flower farm.

00:29 She explains that she picked the straw flower a week ago and shows that it has little wing-like pieces that make them float.

01:03 She breaks the straw flower to loosen it and allow the seeds to fall out.

01:14 Christina shows that the seeds are viable and that the viable seeds are bigger and look like candy sprinkles.

02:08 She mentions that heavy seeds usually fall out before the flying feather pieces.

02:30 Christina demonstrates how she collects the seeds by shaking the flower over a plate.

03:15 She separates the seeds from the fluff and explains that she loves harvesting seeds because it is rewarding.

04:06 She mentions that each flower only produces a certain number of seeds and compares harvesting seeds to winning.

04:29 Christina shakes the plate to separate the seeds from the feathery pieces.

04:59 She puts the separated seeds in an envelope and explains that she won't seal it to allow air circulation and prevent moisture.

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Q&A

How do you harvest straw flower seeds?

To harvest straw flower seeds, you first need to remove the flower from the vase and gently break it up to loosen the seeds. The seeds will fall out naturally as you do this. Separate the seeds from any remaining flower pieces and place them on a plate. Shake the plate to separate the seeds from the feathery pieces. Finally, transfer the seeds to an envelope and label it with the date and details of the flower before storing it in a well-ventilated area.

Can you harvest seeds from other flowers in a similar way?

Yes, there are other flowers from which you can harvest seeds in a similar way. Some examples include sunflowers and Zinnias, where the seeds usually fall out from the center of the flower once they are dry.

How can you tell which seeds are viable?

Viable seeds are usually bigger and resemble little candy sprinkles. They will be well-developed and look different from the smaller, underdeveloped seeds.

Do you need to let the seeds dry before storing them?

Yes, it is recommended to let the seeds dry before storing them. This helps to prevent any moisture from causing mold or fungal growth. Place them in a well-ventilated area to dry before sealing them in an envelope or container.

Is harvesting seeds from flowers a rewarding process?

Yes, many people find seed harvesting to be a rewarding process. It allows you to grow plants from seeds you have personally collected and nurtured. It can be exciting to see how many seeds you can gather and adds a sense of anticipation to your gardening experience.