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How to Sow Amaranth Seeds Thotakura Gingalu

6/8/2015

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Amaranth seeds are very small and tiny. You have to protect the seeds from birds when you sow them. Some times birds will eat all the seeds and you may wonder why you didn't get even one plant. Here in this video I have shown how to sow amaranth seeds and protect them from birds.
You do not need a big backyard for amaranth. You may even grow 4-5 plants in your pots. Amaranth is very easy to grow and doesn't need a lot of care. There are different species in amaranth and all are edible. It is very nutritious.
What you need
Amaranth seeds 1 tsp
sand or dry soil - 2 tsp ( I used rice flour in this video.)
plant pot
soil
a small net
rubber band
Procedure
Take amaranth seeds in a bowl and mix with sand or dry soil. Sprinkle the mixture on the soil inside the pot. Sprinkle a thin layer of soil on the top. Sprinkle some water. Now cover the plant pot with a net or a plastic sheet to protect from birds. Here I used an onion bag. Secure the net with a rubber band.
Put it outside and sprinkle water everyday. Follow the same procedure if you are sowing directly on the ground.
You will see the seeds are sprouting in 3-4 days and in about 10 days the plants will be growing. You may transplant them into the ground when they are 3-4 inches height. It is better to transplant on a rainy day. The day after rain is also a good time or plant them before it rains.

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11 Comments
Susi
4/7/2016 08:57:34 am

Thank you so much for the video.. I was searching a lot about growing thotakura. I cannot transplant it to ground as I live in a flat. So can I leave it in the pot itself? And also have you ever tried growing gongura?

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Sasi link
4/7/2016 05:05:02 pm

Hi Susi,
Thank you for watching my video. You may grow them in the pots. You can put 2-3 plants in a pot if it is a small pot. If you have a large pot you may leave more plants in one. Depending on the size of the pot you can decide. Do not let them grow taller. If you cut the ends and use them in your cooking they don't grow taller. Keep them in the porch for sunlight.
Yes I tried growing Gongura also. Gongura plants can grow taller. Just keep harvesting the older leaves. Good luck with your gardening. Let me know if this is helpful.
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Chitra
5/12/2017 10:33:50 am

Hi Sasi,
I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you so much. Could you just share me where you got the seeds from.
Thanks.

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Sasi Rekha link
11/19/2017 07:49:54 pm

Hi Chitra, sorry for the delayed reply. It did not come to my inbox so I couldn't find it till now. I got the seeds from on line. Here is the link. You can get them from India also.
Thank you so much for visiting my website. Stay tuned for more useful videos.

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SasiRekha link
11/19/2017 08:05:04 pm

Here is the link.
https://www.edenbrothers.com/store/amaranth-seeds.html?gclid=CjwKCAiA9MTQBRAREiwAzmytw6SFlgQO6pqSEi4iev5z3R00bi2iqoaDJM5cm2WndASOVuVLuTy6WhoCjaAQAvD_BwE

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jay
5/31/2017 12:45:55 pm

could you please tell me where do we get gongura seeds, thotakura seeds and other indian veg seeds online

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Sasi Rekha link
11/19/2017 08:01:39 pm

Hi, sorry for the delayed reply. It didn't come to my inbox for some reason. If you are still looking for the answer, here is the helpful link.
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=indian+vegetable+seed&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=178570050955&hvpos=1t3&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11309889600852827646&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9005945&hvtargid=kwd-3580066641&ref=pd_sl_99s5z2e5yl_e

Thank you for watching. Please stay tuned.

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Rama Krishna link
7/12/2018 12:10:49 pm

I have a thotkura plant which is grown big and giving flowers. Can i make seeds of it , if yes, how ?

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Sasi Rekha link
7/15/2018 12:08:30 pm

Hi, cut the flowers and dry them. When they are fully dried Crush them between your palms. Seeds will come out and save them in a bottle.
I hope it helps.
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Ashlee M link
11/23/2020 06:36:59 pm

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