How Big Nurseries Start Small Plants 

I love seeing the way you culture plants in your basement. It’s encouraging to me, with no fancy Greenhouse and no space to build one. And yet you are doing an amazing job growing and supplying customers using what you have. You are an inspiration!

Such an interesting topic. Thank you so much for showing & sharing! You have a true gardener's spirit.

Thank you Jason that was FUN ! ❄️🫠💚🙃

It amazes me that under the right conditions and with the right feed, plants can grow in such a small amount of growing medium...

Jason thanks so much for that greenhouse tour - SO interesting!

Very cool look behind the scenes. I've been getting better at germination from seed and propagation from cuttings year after year (huge props to you Jason). Throughout my trials and tribulations it's become quite clear that environmental conditions are the number one thing to ensure consistent results. These growers really highlight that fact.

Wonderful video. Short and sweet too. Love how they do the beneficial insects.

I remember working with my cousin some 50 years ago for a grower. I was mainly there for loading and unloading plants and supplies, but sometimes I was fortunate enough to help split tissues and pot them along with seeding and cuttings. I've always enjoyed the different propagation processes. Thank you to Exemplar and Julia for sharing their processes with all of us and to you Jason for continually coming up with new very relevant content for advancing the growing community worldwide.😉👌🤙

It was awesome, she was right! 😄🤗 Great and unique information, thank you for that! Those little perfectly rooted plugs always fascinate me.. It is hard to get them as perfect as the ones from the growers.

Another fabulous educational video! Thanks So much!!!

Thank you for sharing this information. I am envious of commercial growers and the rigged-out greenhouses.

It looks like Canada is the home to very pretty girl like Julia. 🌷

I found the video very interesting very simple yet gave really good information

greetings from the southern seas. i did a few hundred cuttings this summer, none has rooted and slowly drying up (even with humidity dome). after watching this videos, I am convinced, its better to just pay the professionals to grow the plugs and I simply grow them out yes, it cost some money, but its a much better use of time

Very cool! Thank you for our virtual field trip!

Nice to see you back here showing us more of what it takes to get us our plants. So interesting. Really enjoy the education you’re providing, Thank you ❤

That was a great visit/tour, Jason!!! And great for us as well...two masters (successfully doing things in different settings) talking strategies, techniques and shop in general!!! Have a great season. /JJ

Very cool! I am in Lynden, so it is very cool to see a local video to better relate to my growing zone 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

Thanks Jason, Very informative presentation. Cheers

Nice seeing you, Jason. As always, a very informative video. Thank you.

Thank you Julia.

Thank you for the information!

I love these behind the scenes videos! Keep them coming! 👍👍

Excellent video!

Awesome. I enjoyed this Starter Plants Tour. Thank you!

Hi Jason 👋 What a great and informative video! Thank you!

Thanks so much this is fascinating.

Thanks Jason… just a great insights… I wish all my seeds and cuttings grew that well😂

It's really helpful to understand how things are propagated in the nurseries. I always wondered about those little net bags of soil that you find around some plants!

Oh, that is so cool! Thank you Jason, thank you Julia! I wanted to buy some plugs but I am not ready for it yet and I spent so mach money on the plants and was not able to take proper care of them , I hope they make it! I want so any things and I forget I am not physicaly able to do things at the moment! Blessings!

Thanks for an amazing informative video!

Thank you.

This was so interesting!

Fantastic content 😊😊😊

Wow, serious operation!

So informative! Thank you so much!

I learn now TC too from Plants in Jars channel, she explains very well all of that which is amazing!

Very interesting, thank you! 💚

It's an interesting video. We better understand the conditions and settings professional growers have to ensure good results in plant propagation. I love seeing how they make standard roses.

Thank you so much mr.Jason I'm more learning from your farm and I'm build green house I'm doing one by one I'm soon opening garden center my hometown in India

that is so cool

Thank you for sharing 😁 I subscribed to your channel 🥇

Let's see more rose tissue culture and what about hydroponic roses? I have ben experimenting with a colloidal mix of 75 mineral and more to optimize rose health and disease resistance, plus human health is mostly a deficiency problem so the secrets are now unlocked.

TC is the past, present and future of horticulture.

I have the need to go to the nursery that does our raspberry starts from time to time. We get about 20-50k starts from them every couple of months. While they are certainly a very good operation, I can't help but notice what an absolute debacle their irrigation is. I had a similar thought here. All that quality with their operation but their tables are just cement blocks with a flat surface on top. I guess its one of those "Let's just make some money and we'll fix it later" type things that never eventuates.

Hi Jason, thanks as always for your teaching! I have a question about fuchsia cutings. I took them last October and they grew in the greenhoouse in 50/50 vermiculite/perlite kept moist. When I pulled them out this week (Feb 28) they had tremendous bushy root growth - about 4"-5". Should I cut that root growth back before potting? Or pot them as they are, curling the roots round inside the pot?

Great video ! With the misting in damp conditions how does she control fungal issues?

Ooh red delphiniums! I saw those seeds a while ago one Jelittos website and am still tempted. How hard were they to grow for you?

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Could you do a vid explaining tissue culture? I hope the net or binder with the plugs are degradable. Those tea bags that nurseries use are horrible and stick around for decades

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Maybe you could help me if you have the time ? I ordered a bare root peony for my daughter’s birthday, it was supposed to be sent to her home but it showed up at mine. I need to pot it up somehow and “ save “ it for her until I can see her again, it may be a couple of months. If I pot in up where should I keep it, it’s still freezing here but I do have an unheated porch I could keep it on ? I’m not at all sure what I should do with it ? Should I keep it in my warm house so it doesn’t throughly freeze outside, should I keep it on my unheated porch ? I absolutely hate it when they send plants that are out of season to plant. I just got a crepe myrtle that I have to try and hold over until it’s warm enough to plant outside and now the peony. Companies use to hold on to orders until it was safe to plant in your growing zone. With the crepe myrtle I could plant it now the ground is not frozen anymore but it’s only February and I KNOW we’re going to get more BAD weather and the crepe myrtle is only hardy to my zone, conundrum ! I THINK that I can deal with moving the crepe myrtle in and outside weather permitting BUT I ABSOLUTELY DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THE PEONY ? Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Thank you. ❄️🫠💚🙃

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Which fungicide suitable for cuttings and young seedlings? Would copper solution ok?

How do they propagate Peonies?

It's no wonder now how when you buy a plant from the store it's beautiful and vibrant but when you take it home and plant it, it's dead in 2 weeks 😂

Can anyone tell me what sort of qualifications one would need before pursuing a job like this? I’ve plenty of experience but not the necessary paperwork

Why say Erbs and not herbs 🌿 is because the French pronunciation?