Lavanta Hasadı ve Bakımı: Lavanta Kesesi İçin Ne Zaman Toplanır?

It's harvest time for the lavender in my garden! In this video, I'm sharing when and how to harvest lavender to make lavender sachets, the correct pruning techniques, and the most important tips for lavender care. What is the Right Harvest Time for Lavender Sachets? When lavender turns our garden into a sea of ​​purple, we all immediately reach for the scissors, but wait! If your goal is to make fragrant lavender sachets, the harvesting timing is very different from those who produce lavender oil. So, what is the best time? If you are going to make lavender sachets, you shouldn't wait for all the buds on the plant to open. It's best to harvest when most of the flowers are still in bud, with only a few just beginning to open. Why don't we wait for all the buds to open? Loss of Scent: If you wait for all the flowers to open, the famous aromatic oil of lavender will begin to evaporate. Lavender harvested in bud stage retains its scent for many more years when dried and put into sachets. The Problem of Shedding: Fully bloomed and mature lavender darkens very quickly during drying and may shed and be wasted before reaching the sorting stage. Harvest your lavender at the right time, after the morning dew has lifted (I harvested at 8:30 am. There was no dew left on it). Cut it within an hour and leave it to dry in the shade. The reward for your efforts will be that wonderful scent that will adorn your room and closets for years to come! I will also prepare a video while I dry the harvested lavender and put it into the sachets I prepared. Stay tuned. What's in the Video? What are the differences in harvest time for lavender sachets and lavender oil? What should be considered when watering lavender? (Chlorine-containing water and the danger of overwatering) Protecting lavender roots from the wind and the stone-cutting method. Flower pruning for the care and development of newly planted lavender. The "hair-gathering" technique and deep pruning that facilitates lavender harvesting. Bonus: Making liquid worm compost, aerating the tank, and harvesting sage. Lavender absolutely dislikes chlorinated water and excessive fertilizer; it only needs the right humidity level. Don't miss out on these experiences you can apply in your own garden, so watch the video until the end. ⏳ Timeline (Time Stamps) [00:00:02] - Correct Harvest Time for Lavender Sachets [00:00:41] - Lavender Watering Tips and Chlorinated Water Warning [00:01:11] - Necessary Materials for Harvesting [00:01:27] - Fertilizer Use and Grinding Method in Lavender [00:02:46] - Caring for Newly Planted Lavender and Flower Pruning [00:04:51] - Wind Protection: Securing Roots with Stones [00:06:03] - Weed Removal and Slug Problems Without Hoeing [00:07:22] - Mistake of Watering in Sunlight [00:08:38] - How to Dry Lavender? [00:09:11] - Easy Lavender Harvesting Step-by-Step ("Hair Gathering" Technique) [00:13:47] - Bonus: Preparation and Aeration of Liquid Worm Compost [15:01] - Sage Harvesting and Closing