How to Save Viola and Pansy Seeds | Gardening for Beginners

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🌱 Saving seeds for pansies and violas is a similar process.

🌱 Seeds can be collected from the seed pods that form after the flowers drop.

🌱 The seed pods need time to fully mature before harvesting.

🌱 When the seed pods open, they contain multiple seeds.

🌱 Carefully remove the seed pods to collect the seeds.

🌱 Be cautious when watering your plants to prevent the seeds from washing away.

🌱 Check daily for new seeds to collect.

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02:00 Ray collects the seeds from the seed pod.

00:01 Ray introduces himself and mentions that he will be sharing a quick tip for saving seeds.

00:23 Ray explains that pansies and violas look similar, but violas have smaller petals.

00:44 Ray shows his white violas which are starting to wilt, indicating that they are ready for seed saving.

00:50 Ray points out the flowers and their seed pods, explaining that the pods need time to mature before harvesting.

01:21 Ray shows a mature seed pod and explains that inside there are many seeds.

01:43 Ray demonstrates how to carefully remove the seed pod from the plant.

02:26 Ray shows collected seeds, emphasizing the importance of not washing them away when watering the plants.

02:55 Ray concludes the quick tip and shows the collected seeds.

03:13 Ray advises looking out for mature seed pods and checking for new ones daily.

03:44 Ray invites viewers to subscribe and receive notifications for more quick tips.

04:16 Video ends.

This video is about saving seeds for pansies and violas.

Violas have smaller petals, while pansies have bigger petals.

When the flowers drop, they create a seed pod. Once the pod opens, you can carefully remove it and collect the seeds.

If you hose down your plants, the seeds may wash away.

You may have to check daily to see if there are any new ones.