I would like to know how they turned out for ya

Nashville TN?? Or some other Nashville in Australia..... Mate?

@Ben I moved to uni lol

Still waiting for updates

I got into it last year and really trying to get my hands on these beautiful flowers.

Read song of Salomon Chapter 4 verse 14 that's where my parents got my name Saffron from. My parents called me saffy). Till they got upset 😡 at me then they called me Saffron,

This was correct in 2014 but since that time large grow Operations have cropped up in California and Pennsylvania comprised of multi million comb grows.

Thanks for sharing Eli, it truly is amazing!

I'm from America and my name is Saffron. State NC I'm white. Saffron came from the Bible as a cheap 🌿 same as Cinnamon Both spices were used as a home remedies back in Jesus's is Day!! 'I love my name Saffron too.

It's colour of Indian flag Saffron Also divine

My name is Saffron i got Called Saphie. Saffie. Sassafras. Saff Sassie. But they didn't any of them stick 🙄 They ended up calling me Saffron. Just like the herb 🌿 in the Bible Cinnamon is also in the Bible.as a cheap spice they used in Jesus's Days for home remedies. I'm white poor and from NC

'I laughed 🤣 when I seen this because my name is Saffron And when I were little everyone wanted to call me Saffie. I'm white poor and from NC I love my spice name. It's cool. The reason I said poor because I've met woman over the years say u have the same name my parents were going to name me. But everyone said don't name her Saffron that's a Ritch name. Not so It's a spice name.

My parents name me from the Bible 73 Years ago Jesus grew healthy foods in his garden. Song of Salomon Chapter 4 verse 14 talks about the good foods his Chef's cooked Up with Saffron and Cinnamon. He planted fruit trees vegetables God created All good things I hope u can grow the Saffron. I'm from America 🇺🇸 State NC But it want grow here! So good luck!

The only thing we can buy in our grocery store is Saffron rice... They took our Saffron spice off the shelves....

Culinary saffron cannot grow by seed, it is a triploid hybrid plant and can grow from the corms only.

Yes I agree the Saffron spice is a cheap herb 🌿 that came out of the Bible the same as cinnamon. Songs of Solomon Chaper 4 virus 14 Read it for yourself. Thats where my parents got my name from. The politicians are the ones who r getting rich off Saffron... their government are working these people for nothing in these Saffron fields they should be making 15$ pre hour or more. Instead McDonald's make more per hour then these people does this is back bracking hard work. And the government should pay them more money 💰 the politicians are using Saffron fields for their gold mine. Their to much work that goes in the Saffron spice. And they claim that's why it's so high. Why don't they pay these people who works the Saffron fields more money then they do? We used to vote for the government to help us now we're voting too help our governments get ritch. Because Saffron spice is not making anyone rich but the government... The government is using the American people too make every almighty Dollar they can. They don't care rather the people live or die anymore. Their looking out for number one themselves. Both parties of the government is golders and that's a fact. They are all liars and Criminal's The Dem's don't need the people's vote. Their the biggest Criminal's Of both parties!!

Ps i meant both parties are gold diggers...sorry!

The crocus sativus (saffron crocus) is a sterile plant, it does not produce seeds, or at least none that are fertile. Instead, they reproduce through their bulb (or rather, corm). The corms spawn off underground, using energy gathered after the flowers die off and while the "grassy" plant is active during the winter. During early spring, when the grass is almost done dying back is the best time to get and divide the corms, in my opinion. This is because the remaining grass will show you where to dig with less wasted effort and the most amount of nutrition gotten by the plant from the foliage. The baby corm are a bit obvious, they're generally miniatures of the mother corm and attached onto the mother, and some may even fall off the mother on their own, though you shouldn't be afraid to pull off any that stubbornly stick to the mother. Corms smaller than about a 5 cm diameter tend to not flower and need to wait another year or two or three (depending on corm size) before they're big enough to support flower growth. Corms bigger than a 5 cm diameter tend to have at least one flower, and at 11 cm or larger, can have up to 5 flowers on one plant. Saffron crocuses can be left in their growing location without interference for up to 3 years, before they get too clustered by their children and have to be divided into proper spacing once more, otherwise it will affect flower growth. The saffron crocus is one of the very few crocuses that bloom in the fall, most are spring/early summer bloomers, however, don't be fooled by anyone claiming that they sell the autumn crocus for saffron, because autumn crocus is the name of a different plant with similar coloring, and they're poisonous. You DO NOT want to confuse autumn crocus with saffron crocus. You want, very specifically the Crocus Sativus (it's the proper name for the saffron crocus). So if you're going to get saffron to grow, don't be fooled by anyone selling saffron seeds (they don't exist) or autumn crocus (they are NOT saffron crocuses, and ARE poisonous). Buy corms instead, and if given the opportunity, buy larger rather than smaller. Don't pull up the corms in early foliage time, as this will stunt the corm and flower growth. I hope this helps!

@@draguta8995 great response! Do you grow this plant? If so, which country?

@@draguta8995 any idea where one can purchase the bulbs?

The petals are good to make a tea 🍵 with them, they are said to have mental healing properties. More often than not flowers are thrown out. Check out saffronice brand here in Australia the quality is superb and great for all the healing properties of saffron 👍

Hope you have a good back. Lost interest when I saw the harvesting method.

@@redtobertshateshandles From what I've researched, it doesn't require chill hours, as it flourishes it's greenery after it's flowering period (August-October depending on region/USDA zone) is complete, during the winter. What it requires instead is heat to kickstart it.

I'm from America My name is Saffron my parents got my name Saffron out Of the Holy Bible Song of Salomon 73 years ago. Jesus had a garden he planted for his people. He grew Saffron and Cinnamon along with other healthy fruits and veggies to feed his people! God bless!

@@saffronwetter2221 Interesting thanks!

It's derived from Arabic for Za'afaran meaning "yellow" :)

@@nadeeshaperera4892 Here where I live its a fall Color mixed in with autumn 🍂 The yellow and orange are your fall Color's. You can see the Saffron Color's in the grocery stores. Bright yellow and orange. Sage Cinnamon. My parents got my name Saffron from Songs of Solomon Cheaper 4 virus 14 73 years ago.

yes if it gets cold

they do best in colder places

@@introtwerp While tehnically speaking, what Aufa wants it's possible, it is better to grow them in, as you said, colder places, but you could grow them in a greenhouse with reduced temperatures

'I'm from America state NC we can't grow Saffron here. My name is Saffron The spice Saffron came from the Bible as a cheap herb 🌿 like Cinnamon both spices were used as a home remedies back in Jesus's Days. That's where I got my name from the Bible. It's spelled just like it is in the Bible. I'm white and poor. I've had women to say u have the same name my parents were going to name me but they said don't name her Saffron that's a ritch person name. Not so its a spice name. Just like Ginger. Sage . Cinnamon. All spice name are unique names but I think Saffron is the most Beautiful unique spice name they are. Because it has so many fun nicknames.i got called all the nicknames when I were little but when my parents got made at me I knew it. Because they would say Saffron Rose you better come here. My Grandma used too make me Saffron Cake when I were little for my Birthday 🎂

@@saffronwetter7944 hey Saffron, meaning in Indian language is Keshar