EASIEST Way to Grow Ixora Plants from Cuttings 

Thank you so much for the love and encouragement, really appreciated!

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I try your method, thanks it looks exciting to grow the Ixora. Thanks.

Very informative

Update please

@Shraddha Rajput, Thank you so so much for your words, really means a lot to me. Sure, I would continue uploading and I have more more videos to share :-)

Thank you so much for your words and wish you all the best!

@Javes Lepon, Good to know n thank you for watching, Happy Gardening ☺️

Me too!

You are so welcome

Thank you so much 🙂

@aplaya 1009, Thank you so so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

Hi friend..! Can u please tell me when should I plant it

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@M. G, Glad you liked it and thank you very much for the feedback, much appreciated :-)

@Venkat Pentakota, Glad to know it was helpful and Thank you SO SO much for your feedback, much appreciated!

Yup you bet it . Simple and understandable.

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@Seema Tripathi, Thank you very much :-) One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir, thank you :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat ok but i don't know your name

@Seema Tripathi, Myself Chandan Dutta :-)

@Argean Romano, I am glad you liked it and thank you So much for watching from Australia even though my English is hard to understand! Have a great time ahead and TC :-)

English is not important.You are clear concise and sincere and that is all that matters

@Raosaheb Patil, Really glad to know you found it useful, thank you for the feedback. One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir :-)

@zaza vn, Cảm ơn rât nhiều :-)

@Paty, Muy bienvenida y gracias :-)

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@Vinod dikshit, Thank you very much :-) For almost all cuttings, Spring is the best time as this time all trees start producing the new leaves. So, you would be able to do it easily at the end of March and get great result. July/August is also great time as it's rainy season :-)

Yes, I too prefer march and September for repotting, pruning etc..😊😊

It's different variety..and no worry, there is no issue with the soil and with the plants. Tiny leaves - you got the dwarf variety. They become much fuller but not taller. They are easy to care for and grows well in bit acidic soil. Glad to know it's growing in NYC too, great :-)

@R Nanjappa, Thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

@JLO, Haven't tried it yet but I think, it wouldn't be a very good idea to use a self watering pot for cuttings. Thank you :-)

@VS ஹரி, Most welcome brother and thank you very much for the support, appreciate it :-)

Me too

Thank you so so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Good luck with trying :-)

@Shruti Shahi, Most welcome and thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Yeah, it actually easy and most of the times, Nursery people are not aware of everything as not all of them have their own production units. Most small nurseries just get the plants from other bigger nurseries and then sale.

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Rakesh.hi

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U need rootin hormones

@Priyanka Roy, Most welcome and thank you so so much for your words, appreciate it :-)

@Poonam Shah, Most welcome and good to know you love Ixora :-) Thank you very much for watching the video, appreciate it :-)

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Is it working or not

u hab thru him faver

@Balarico Daly, Thank you so much Sir for your feedback, I am glad you found it easy to follow, Have a great time :-)

Place in shade in direct sunlight they are burning

For speedy growth grow in soil not pot...

Yea u should ,if u want it bushy then u should prune yo plant

@Anupam S, Thank you so much Anupam, really appreciate it :-) I would do it very soon :-)

@Anupam S, This is the first time I got the notification that liked my previous comment. It's crazy..LOL..why don't I get notification every time? Look like they heard me..ha ha..

Lol ...Google gone mad :D. If you post replies on different videos...it shows notification for last one only...and I have to check if you posted other replies.

@@anupams2945 , LOL..there must be some issues with notification..

@refugio ochoq, Muchísimas gracias :-)

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@Sonia Cooking&vlog, Good to know :-) Thank you for watching :-)

@Евгений Пятеров, Plz try in any local Fertilizer store or Online :-) You can also try in nearby nurseries..Thank you :-)

Tq

@Indira Raju, Thank you so much, appreciate it :-)

Thguv🤔🚩

@Mirtha Riveros, It was the rooting hormone powder! Warm welcome from India and thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

@Rash Raj, Thank you for your question. For Hibiscus, I just uploaded one video and you can watch it here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LgbdIT3u_jI.html For Allamanda, it's really very simple. We can do it very easily in water. I would upload the video very soon, thank you :-)

@RITA BALCONY GARDEN, Thank you so much for watching the video n for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

@Gardening N farming, Thank you so much brother for watching the video n for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

Sir how many colors of Ixora are there beside this color. Can I get your mobile number /address.my name is pradeep 9619134999please contact at the earliest thanks'.

@Mary Jane Gaongen, Most welcome and thank you so so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-)

@Jinny Ramasami, Here I have a complete detailed video on Ixora and I hope you would find it useful - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a2eA6kVpA6o.html Thank you :-)

@Murali Saravakota, Thank you very much :-)

@Anubhav Raja, Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOO much :-)

@elizabeth chacko, Most welcome and good luck in trying :-) Thank you for watching the video :-)

@Israt Sumiya, It's possible without even using it :-) You can also use either Honey or Aloe Vera gel instead of rooting hormone powder. Thank you :-)

@Very nice video, Thank you so much :-)

Happy to help

You're welcome!

@Wasanthe D, Thank you So So much :-)