How To Clone Trees From Cuttings 

There's a super pretty tree behind my unit in my apartment complex. My boyfriend and I just bought a house and we move out next month. I was thinking about propagating that tree since my new backyard doesn't have any trees. Very useful info. Hopefully, the little guys make it.

We are going around looking for "wild" trees that have no drip line /watering or been fertilized...and taking cuttings from them. Then sharing the trees with neighbors. The goal is 50-60 hardy trees per acre to clean the air and lower the temperatures in our town. So far, Russian Olives and Locust trees are doing the best. NO Fertilizers and only need to water for the first 3 months.

I've currently got 5 oak trees over 20 feet tall thanks for the vid

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Cinnamon is a fantastic grow kick

Very good information.

I have a fingerlime-tree which has overal very thin branches. Also the branches don't start big and become thinner, almost like a raspberry Bush. Will it work with such thin (1-2 mm) branches? Also on the websites it says that the younger parts of the branches don't have leaves. Mine has tons of small leaves til the end.

Dude you sound just like Dan Bell LOL are you sure you're not damn Bell

So, let's try this on Mars... Matt Damon did it... C'mon!!!

Aloe vera works for a rooting hormone

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now i am confused unless i read it wrong you say leave the green layer on your cutting most other shows have it scraped off i can do it both ways i have a ton of peach cuttings

What about sunlight do i put them under direct sunlight or partial sunlight

Aloe Vera works as a rooting hormone as well.

my local farmer prunes his cherimoya trees in spring, would I be able to propagate from one of these cuttings like done in the video or does the cutting absolutely have to be cut in winter like it says in the description?

What if it's a tree that's grafted on to a root stock? Will it produce the fruit on the tree, or the fruit of the rootstock? If it's the fruit of the tree, I won't be able to grow certain varieties in my grow zone. If it's the fruit of the rootstock, those are like a crabapple and not worth growing.

Thank you. I've been trying to do this with several of my evergreens with no success. This is a more detailed video which I will try now

Super helpful

Fresh aloe gel and honey also work well as rooting hormone

Which trees have you already propagated by cutting? how ? what time?

Thank you. Very helpful.

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I'm going to try a tulip poplar this year...fingers crossed.

Where did u find this information.. ease link

Hi when should I grow the cuttings for evergreen like citrus?

Thank you

Thank you very much

Do they have to be fruits or any trees, pls help Wanting to try this

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This guy has no experience, the flavour will not be the same. The cutting is correct