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Hardy Kiwi - Easy Propagation Technique

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We share some very simple approaches to being able to clone hardy kiwi using an approach layer style of propagation. In the spring, burying a main stem in compost, soil, sawdust, sifted wood chips, sand or really any medium and allowing the new green growth to push through it and be in contact for an extended period promotes a very strong new rooting, although it takes some time. By the fall or perhaps even the next year, each buried shoot will have been able to develop roots on their own timing and be ready for separation...
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@edibleacres 5 лет назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Qlrh48S2r24.html - One year later, showing how it works out.

@JohnDoe_88 3 года назад

I love doing that. I just usually use reused 2liter bottles that I cut a hole in the bottom and cut down the side so I can wrap the bottle around vines or branches has worked great and it is nice to easily see roots through the clear bottle so I know when I'm ready to separate the plant often by early summer I have good roots to transplant

@Andreea.sGarden 7 месяцев назад

I love how you two are having fun when working together, I can feel the love between you two. Keep staying strong together! God bless you!

@edibleacres 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for this!

@JohnDoe_88 3 года назад

@helen_grace_cosplay 6 лет назад

You two are cute together 😀 I love that Sasha is becoming more vocal in the videos! Thanks for the great info as usual.

@samuelmjlfjell 4 года назад

Yes I like it when you come together with Sasha to film . It's much more interesting to watch and it is more quality and professional.

@crystalchristiansen6396 6 лет назад

I do this with honeysuckle vine. I bury an intersection in a pot and put a brick on it to keep it in contact with the soil. A month later I check to see if it has rooted and cut it away from the mother plant. I have never thought to do this with grapes though. 🤔Thanks for the great videos!

@growerprepper2610 6 лет назад

I have done this with raspberries, black berries. I always called it tipping. Had no idea you could do it with grapes. Thank for the information.

@jacolubbe9364 6 лет назад

Great work, looks like fun. Thank you for the laughing. We all need that every day. Wish I can get hold of that kind of kiwi here. Greetings from South Africa. Following your every move! Love your channel.

@tanyaparker-callsign.kk7ic238 4 года назад

Great ideas with the cloning already have my male on one end of the trellis and the female adjacent on the same trellis growing so that they will join and mate with each other. I plan after they connect to route them back down with a up and down method. Also watching your grape trellis need to go ahead and plant my grape 🍇 seedling into the grounds it’s growing leaps over bounds for two months sprouting all over the place. Many blessings on finding your peace despite the traffic...lol

@edibleacres 4 года назад

Good luck with the vine life!

@trollforge 6 лет назад

Great ideas Sean. I hope to be getting Hardy Kiwi this year.

@Laurmask Год назад

Kiwi berry generates roots verry fast with cutings ..not even big ones placed in watter. The ones with old wood generatee roots first 2 weeks. The outhers 1 mounth. It's so easy

@haboo2843 5 лет назад

Works!! Tried it this year worked perfect . Thank you for the ideal/tip. I did two shoots and got two rooted cuttings.

@edibleacres 5 лет назад

Thats awesome!

@slapshot1x Год назад

Sharty kiwi, go blue!

@TheHonestPeanut 3 года назад

I like how delicate and careful you are. I ham fist my vine propagation lol! they do fine but it's definitely not a pretty process.

@AbundanceIowa 6 лет назад

I just tried the stool layering technique this year on a few of my grapes! Fingers crossed =)

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

I just checked one of ours started about 6 weeks ago and it already has roots!!

@poodledaddles1091 6 лет назад

Never used this technique, I may try it on my alliant grape!

@Kira-kg4kl Год назад

Here's me just using all the stems I cut when trimming my kiwi back and just sticking them in a glass of water under growlights, didn't even think about doing it this way 😅 Both ways work well though by the look of it

@edibleacres Год назад

Whatever works!

@dancingcedar 6 лет назад

Fantastic! I love this series on propagation. I did try to layer Schisandra that way and it did not work :( Unrelated, but part of the big picture.....the Schisandra was growing tall and healthy. It was vining up into the Photinia on our land right next to our neighbor, and one day I went out and found the Schisandra was suddenly and unexpected wilted :( A few years ago that happened with some Morning glory that was getting out of control on our side of the fence. In that case I was a little less upset. It was NOT OK for them to just spray on our land, but at least I do concur that Morning Glory is a pain. So I get it now...... do not let plants vine up into trees on our land that is within spray range of the neighbor! They seem to be unlikely to be folks willing to talk it out to come to agreement :(

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

So sorry to hear that, what a complex and frustrating situation to have to deal with. Its horrible how easy it is for anyone to just buy huge tubs of that crap spray at any box store. So dangerous.

@showmewar3496 2 года назад

Nice of Jon Snow to help me grow my kiwis thanks bro

@sirbixalot73 2 года назад

I bought hard wood cuttings online and used rooting hormone and stuck them in a big pot in the shade of my greenhouse. Most seem to be rooting now.

@edibleacres 2 года назад

That is great!

@rhondatangredi4227 3 года назад

I've only learned of this Kiwi vine last week...I love it. My question is. Can the seeds be dried and planted for spring time, or do you need a cutting?

@edibleacres 3 года назад

I haven't tried growing from seed.

@kelvinkonkel3351 3 года назад

I've been wondering when you're supposed to plant them with cuttings. Seeds I'd imagine you need to start indoors maybe?

@HYEMP3KING 4 года назад

Hi Sean, it's been a year+ since I last commented. During last summer I purchased an aeroponic cloner, and I put a bubbling machine in the water as well, to help with the oxygen. Long story short, I got roots in the aeroponic cloner. After I transplanted outside, they started drying out. I need to understand what I did wrong, as I'm going to have another opportunity these next few months again, and want to make sure I get them to continue rooting in the soil from the aeroponic cloner.

@edibleacres 4 года назад

I still have tremendous numbers of failures with experiments in propagation and I've been trying to do it for 8+ years!!

@HYEMP3KING 4 года назад

Hi Sean, after some discussions with people familiar on this matter, they told me that since the cuttings were getting used to the water-only.method, they couldn't change the soil medium to a normal soil in one turn. Basically after rooting, I needed to transplant into a perlite-only or other "breathable" medium, for a week or two, THEN transplant into the soil. So in essence it's a step-by-step process to get into soil at the end.

@edscukas9689 2 года назад

So I actually did something like this with an Aronia berry that had a low hanging branch. I buried the branch and it sprouted 3 new branches. I’m testing the same with goumi. Bending a branch down and burying the branch to see if they will take root.

@edibleacres 2 года назад

Seems very promising to propagate in that way.

@Howwerelivingfishing 2 месяца назад

Are these issai kiwis? I bought one this year and I’m super excited to see how it grows. Already got flowers and the vines are growing fast after only a month or so

@andyarellanoChannel 23 дня назад

sweet potatoes do the same; nice!

@PeterCaineDogtraining 5 лет назад

great idea

@aliaroberts8046 5 лет назад

Great idea! It makes sense. I’m going to try it. Thank you!

@MrChip123472 6 лет назад

Great idea!

@dooleysmichiganhomestead8339 2 года назад

thanks

@gardenoforigins30 6 лет назад

Wow guys such an inspiration

@tyronesart 6 лет назад

Going to try this with my kiwis, I think I made a major error with my kiwis this season , but luckily I took about 20 cuttings from them last season so that I can keep them going

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Good luck. Once they get going, they are incredibly powerful, so hopefully they work wonderfully for you.

@theforestgardener4011 6 лет назад

Wow never thought of doing this on anything but Fig before! Thanks. I notice this happening with Akebia vine naturally if a vine falls to the ground. It roots quickly at all contact points.

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Absolutely. I should have mentioned Akebia, another great example. Pretty much always worth experimenting with this style I've found since the vines don't mind it either way, and more often than not it means more rooting at a leisurely rate. Its so easy to try I've just made it a habit of doing with every vine, and now I'm getting SO many more vines to work with!

@eldonelder7254 5 лет назад

I've done this with high-bush cranberries and forsythia too. It would probably work with most woody plants (lilac?). I found out by accident when the branches accidentally touched ground for a season and rooted so now I intentionally bend branches down, put a little dirt over them, and lay a rock on them to start new ones to give to friends.

@dirtpatcheaven 5 лет назад

Love it!

@debbieburke9840 6 лет назад

Very informative! Thank you!

@mycedarridge 6 лет назад

Thanks! I have some random grape vines that I will try this on!

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Should work well for you. Let us know how it goes.

@Howwerelivingfishing 2 месяца назад

Was this method successful? I’d like to try it if it’s worthwhile

@sheilahenry7279 18 дней назад

I’m not anting to grow hardy kiwi on my ugly 6’ chain link fencing surrounding my yard. It’s about 400’ on all 4 sections. Should I plant on the chain link & will it be okay or the top get too unruly? I could add like a clothes line type top. But really don’t know what I should do. I’m hopeful I can just grow on fence. What do you think? I already have a scuppernong arbor & grapes. Thought of elderberry but really want kiwi. Any ideas what to do?

@cj7girl280 3 года назад

Thanks. I was wondering if we can root kiwis and other vines by leaving them on the parent Bush and laying in the ground as many plants (even Woody evergreen bushes) are able to be propagated this way. Thanks for confirming my thoughts. 😊

@edibleacres 3 года назад

Definitely worth experimenting with.

@cj7girl280 3 года назад

@@edibleacres Thanks. I went ahead and tried it. Will know if it works next spring or summer. 😀😉

@hirotakakokubu1268 4 года назад

Informative video. Well done! You guys live close to a heavy traffic?

@edibleacres 4 года назад

We do.

@Kalebshadeslayer 6 лет назад

I am growing in pine forest here in the west. Done a fair bit of thinning over the years to get some light in, but we still have quite a bit of shade. Would you mind doing a video on growing in part shade/ things that do well?

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Good suggestion. I will consider doing a video on this.

@Kalebshadeslayer 6 лет назад

Thanks for considering it! :D

@noah786 4 года назад

Hi, I have to say I have really been enjoying watching your videos and seeing the work you do and find it very inspiring. So thank you for all that you do and share. I live in the high desert of northern New Mexico, about 5.5 thousand feet zone 6b and pretty dry sandy conditions. I wanted to ask you as someone who is new to gardening and permaculture what you would suggest planting. I live on .6 of an acre and have a mature cottonwood with space all around it to grow. I also have a mature pear tree an apple tree and apricot tree. I would just like to know what you would try to grow here and if you know of any additional resources you know of for growing plants in my area. Also do yo have any suggestions on how to grow grapes from cuttings? Any info you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again.

@edibleacres 4 года назад

Check out our most recent video, I talk about hardwood cuttings. Dry and sandy... you may look at Hazelnut, Chestnut, Seaberry, Goumi, Turkish Rocket, hardy Pomegranates, Figs...

@Tennababy Год назад

At what time of the growing season is it best to try this?:)

@mukulmahajan2772 5 лет назад

Thanks dear

@robertrembert4818 6 лет назад

Thanks Sean! This evening i was dealing with that wonderful problem of not knowing what to do with a wheelbarrow of compost... now i have a place, as i have 2 couples of hardy kiwi that were planted last fall. Would love to purchase some of those shoots once they root! And shizsandra vines!!! Will those be offered one day? i would love to visit you one day! Garden on!

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

We'll be offering a wider selection slowly but surely. We're making sure to develop large plantings for ourselves and then offer through the nursery once we have large numbers, so it might be a little while :)

@ahunt 2 года назад

You can do the same with watermelons

@theworkforcedoctor5090 5 лет назад

Curious as to how this turned out. Are you going to post a follow-up?

@edibleacres 5 лет назад

Good reminder to. Spoiler... it worked! :)

@bozoldier 2 года назад

Can we get an update on these?

@edibleacres 2 года назад

We'll plan for that this summer.

@nymbeats 3 года назад

any experience with silver vining kiwi? it's piqued my interest lately.

@charlesgowen4513 5 лет назад

I bought a male and a female Hardy in 2012. Even though the plants seem very robust, I have yet to see a blossom. I prune them back in the fall; in the spring they burst out with lots and lots of new growth. Is there anything I can do to stimulate the plants? Is there any way to tell the sex of each plant? Thanks from Virginia Beach.

@bobsmith8124 Год назад

Do separate these with shears or a shovel?

@edibleacres Год назад

Depends, but I've certainly used both

@foshoucitron4595 5 лет назад

How do you harvest the different shoots. Where do you cut? Thank you I am a big fan! Just bought a property in ME and will try to emulate you!

@edibleacres 5 лет назад

We'll plan to do an update video in spring and show how we'd harvest. The beauty of this style is that you can pull soil away gently, inspect for roots, and make a decision to dig out the plants or not based on that. If it hasn't rooted enough you can simply leave it!

@foshoucitron4595 5 лет назад

@@edibleacres Thank you for your response; will wait for the video!

@rlcwallpapers 9 месяцев назад

What month is best to get cuttings from kiwi vines?

@edibleacres 9 месяцев назад

I can't say I know... June and July for softwood works great if you are set up for it, this layering technique is nice and passive...

@buckbeaksgarden761 Год назад

Will this method work with climbing roses?

@edibleacres Год назад

I haven't tried but it seems reasonable to try

@countrymousesfarmhouse497 6 лет назад

Excellent info. You are very easy to watch. Thank you. Is the flavour of the Hardy kiwi like the other kiwi? Will they grow subtropical?

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Hardy Kiwi taste like standard kiwi but with much more flavor and sweetness and you don't have to peel them! Truly superior in my opinion. I don't know about subtropical.

@caseG80 5 лет назад

Countrymouse's Farmhouse yes they will grow great sub tropical they can grow in many environments as long as it’s not to wet.

@HYEMP3KING 6 лет назад

Hi, any updates on how the kiwiberries did? I have tried propogating from soft cuttings in 50% perlite/50% vermiculite and it's been 3 weeks already in a humid type of environment but the leaves are starting to dry out now. I've put the cuttings in root hormone and they are not in direct sunlight. I haven't been watering it everyday so it's not waterlogged...just enough to get the roots from starting.

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

I'll definitely offer a follow up video this fall when they drop their leaves and we dig it up. I believe we have some serious new rooted plants, but we'll see. Probably mid to late October we'll revisit this.

@michaellyttle4347 Год назад

How hardy is that kiwi? Where can I get one to get started?

@edibleacres Год назад

They seem quite hardy, like down to zone 4 or so

@izaso9116 5 лет назад

Hi How to check if they are male or female ?

@edibleacres 5 лет назад

Once they are old enough to flower and either produce fruit or not. I bet there are more refined ways to do it but thats what I do.

@kerem7546 3 года назад

is the timing important for this process? can you stool layer in any season or are their trade offs?

@edibleacres 3 года назад

I think it doesn't matter much so long as you can be patient if it doesn't work right away :)

@innasingley1764 6 лет назад

Have a big issue with poison ivy propagating itself this same way!

@JasbirSingh-kp2zm 4 года назад

How to you tell young kiwi plant male or female without flowers

@edibleacres 4 года назад

I couldn't tell you. I'm sure there is a way but I'm not aware of one.

@brucechong2958 4 года назад

Hey I would like to know if and how I can identify the male from female kiwi from seedlings

@edibleacres 4 года назад

If you find out, let me know! :)

@kivdronekim7916 4 года назад

Is it possible to distinguish male from female hardy kiwi vines?

@edibleacres 4 года назад

Not that I know of, but I could certainly be wrong on that.

@djmoulton1558 6 лет назад

What type of seedless grape is that? I am looking for a variety of black seedless table grape that is hardy in zone 5A. Thx.

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Somerset Seedless. It isn't black. Concord seedless or 'reliant' seedless are both very dark in color.

@CreepyDeepyHistory 6 лет назад

What is the light green furry lettuce thing beside the seedless grapes. I think I may have one in my yard but not sure what it is.

@innasingley1764 6 лет назад

Anna Byrd : looks like a mullen, aka cowboy toilet paper.

@CreepyDeepyHistory 6 лет назад

Inna Singley is it edible?

@innasingley1764 6 лет назад

Anna Byrd: It has medicinal properties to help with respiratory problems, I've never tried though. I keep it for the deep tap root and soil enrichment. It's a biannual and a very gentle pretty plant.

@kellyo8718 6 лет назад

I was going to ask the same question. I have them everywhere and have been pulling them up as weeds.

@CreepyDeepyHistory 6 лет назад

Inna Singley I thought it was a succulent 😂🤷🏻‍♀️

@Greenwashedhipppie 6 лет назад

I do the same but in pots. I pull a free bit and run in and put of dozen or so pots and then fill them soil. Too easy. My kiwis both male and female have not bloomed yet. If they don't I am going to be super bummed.

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Great idea!

@CdnLady001 6 лет назад

When you plant kiwi like this do you get fruit the first year?

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Generally no. Perhaps year 2-3...

@lonedragon8682 6 лет назад

Hardy Kiwi ‘Issai’can bear fruit the first year after planting. It produces smooth-skinned fruit the size of large grapes you only need one plant to produce fruit or plant with other female kiwis and harvest more fruit!

@gildadesousa5107 6 лет назад

Omg that's a lot of traffic!

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

SURE IS!

@franciscatherine8756 4 года назад

How to know it’s male or female plant?

@edibleacres 4 года назад

I have yet to learn how to do that.

@chrispesta4068 4 года назад

Maybe its in the flower ?

@myenchantedlife5262 6 лет назад

Do you only get fruit from the female kiwi? Or both plants? Very interesting idea going to try this when we make more room

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Just female, but you need male to pollinate.

@indykethdy5983 5 лет назад

how can you tell which is male or female?

@edibleacres 5 лет назад

The only way I know to is to keep track from the source, and verify with fruiting... I don't know of a reliable way to tell from the shape/form of the flowers.

@HomsteadingThePioneerWay 6 лет назад

thanks, great video, i had a male and female, lost one and don't know witch one how do you tell?

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

Over time once they flower and hopefully one fruits!

@ihadtochangename2658 Год назад

😀

@amyjones2490 6 лет назад

Curious on how one can tell male from female kiwi?

@ryancochoit2774 6 лет назад

the flowers

@robertrembert4818 6 лет назад

i was going to ask the same question... i think the male have a little pink color in the leaves... but i am not totally sure, so thanks for asking!

@edibleacres 6 лет назад

I don't know, except I got them as named varieties and keep track. Good reason to have labels that last a long time! Two more years and I should see fruit on one and not fruit on the other :)

@Downeastwaves 6 лет назад

I bought three years ago from a magazine ad. Beautiful plant with maroon veins. Two died. The remaining had loads of lovely blooms each spring. It was a beautiful vine the grew so fast. Eventually I put it on a 2x4 by 8 foot trellis. It was about 40 feet long. It made a great screen. Some day I will have the space to grow them again.

@lonedragon8682 6 лет назад

Male and female flowers grow on separate kiwifruit plants. Male flowers produce pollen from the numerous stamens. Female flowers have a well-developed ovary with long sticky stigmas in the centre. Although female flowers have stamens, they do not produce functional pollen.