How To Grow 100s of Perennial

Описание: Learn more vital #secrets for growing marvellous, #nutritious #Goldenberries - better! Updated in August 2022, this complements my popular "How to Grow 100s of Perennial #Physalis" video made in #England.

The fruit is a spherical berry that looks like a small yellow tomato. Once it’s separated from its paper-like husk or calyx, it tastes sweet when it’s ripe.

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We are on the coast of southwest #England, a temperate oceanic zone with mild winters. Yet Physalis is widely grown in warm climates as a summer annual. Planted in springtime and properly cultivated: my six-year-old #Physalis keep coming back every summer.

0:00 Intro to Physalis peruviana
0:10 Physalis loves to be indoors
0:40 Spring feeds with NPK
1:00 Fruiting in late July
1:30 How to tell when they are ripe
1:50 Prune the plants down after autumn
2:15 Peruviana is self-pollinating
2:34 Can be grown in pots
3:00 Feed, soil, mulch and watering
4:14 Stop feeding when lanterns form
4:47 How to keep them over winter
6:34 From flowers to fruits in six weeks
6:52 Goldenberries are highly nutritious
7:09 Eat a variety of colourful fruit & veg

Follow my video and my recommendations in this description, and you should be fine. These berries are confirmed by reliable sources (RHS) to be edible and generally safe; we would not recommend eating any fruits or berries without first checking for toxicity. And other than their berries: nothing else from these plants is safe to eat.

Today we take a more thorough and critical look at how I've been growing hundreds of perennial #Physalis peruviana (#Goldenberries a.k.a. Cape gooseberries). My Physalis have a long harvest period from July to October every year, thanks to a few simple rules. Feed these plants with mulch, and don't overwater them. Don't overfeed them, otherwise there will be more leaves than fruits.

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The three major nutrients that plants need are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (#NPK). The initials of their chemical symbols are N (Nitrogen), P (Phosphorus), and K (Potassium). Yet there are many other factors to consider such as a good watering once a month, and plenty of sunlight.

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