How To Propagate Hardy Hibiscus!!🌺🤩S:1,Ep.61//Ultimate Gardening

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⚠️(Hi Guys! I wanted to comment and say their was a mix up on the video I saw and please DO NOT DIP YOUR CUTTING IN PURE WORM CASTING TEA!! It will kill your cutting I had to learn the hard way! I recommend using pure rooting hormone!! Please forgive me for the hiccup! Their was a little mix up!😔)⚠️
Hi Ultimate Gardeners! In today’s exciting sprouting video I’m showing you guys how to Propagate Hardy Hibiscus! As you all know Hardy Hibiscus has came to be my favorite plant in the whole world! So I decided I needed more plants so I did just that! Hopefully you guys find this video informative and educational! Love you all and May God bless you and your family! And never forget to Grow Big Ultimate Gardeners!!🌺🤩
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@TheUltimateGardener Год назад

Hi Guys! I wanted to comment and say their was a mix up on the video I saw and please DO NOT DIP YOUR CUTTING IN PURE WORM CASTING TEA!! It will kill your cutting I had to learn the hard way! I recommend using pure rooting hormone!! Please forgive me for the hiccup! Their was a little mix up!😔

@eddiej.2354 11 месяцев назад

Great Video! I usually start cuttings in a glass bottle or old drinking glass, and once rooted, I transplant it. I never have good luck with rooting hormones, and thank for the update. Super appreciated. Eddie J. Long Island N.Y

@eddiej.2354 11 месяцев назад

Liked and subscribed

@TheUltimateGardener 11 месяцев назад

Thank you!🤍

@kristenelliott5245 10 месяцев назад

God bless you too! I have been trying seeds, but the pods dont turn brown? I'm going to try your way. So, no rooting powder at all?

@kelishaduplessis182 Год назад

If you cut a stem with blooms you can snip off most leaves as well as the blooms so the plant can redirect its energy to grow roots

@cynthiar3407 Год назад

Great video!! Can’t wait to give it a try. 🌺

@lalithamathew6542 Год назад

Very nice. You said at the end God bless u. May God bless you abundantly in what ever you because you gave a place for God in ur heart.

@lalithamathew6542 Год назад

Whatever u do.i want to add that.

@TheUltimateGardener Год назад

💝💝💝💝💝💝

@donnajupe7196 Год назад

Very informative video. I was happy to learn that I can propagate my hardy hibiscus. I will give it a try. Thank you.

@Lbff1225 Год назад

Thank you for an informative video!! I bought 2 Summerific Holy Grail Rose Mallow Hibiscuses last year. My friends and family are begging for cuttings after seeing the giant 11inch blooms.

@GmamaGrowz Год назад

I just got the Holy Grail Hibiscus and this is Awesome information 🤩 Thanks for sharing!

@mariemcgrath8681 11 месяцев назад

Very good, I'm going to propagate my Hibiscus now.

@sandramonsalve6565 2 года назад

Nice job!!

@mahboubekhaleghi1365 10 месяцев назад

Excellent job 👌👌👌👌

@mahuamoti9215 2 месяца назад

Very informative video. God bless ..

@naomisvlogchannel 2 года назад

Amazing 😻

@Razorbackchemist 2 года назад

Do you typically leave that many leaves on your cuttings? I find my fail rate is high when I leave that much. My thought is when you have less leaves, the plant can concentrate more on root development.

@TheUltimateGardener 2 года назад

Yes less leaves is better!

@themusiclover9287 Год назад

Just started watching your videos on Ultimate Gardening and find your videos quite informative. I work at A Resort on Maderia Beach here in Florida and part of my responsibilities is tending to all the plants on the site. And a good number of those plants are hibiscus which I enjoy taking care of. But I would love to ask you some questions about the hibiscus at my resort. How do I contact you ?

@TheUltimateGardener Год назад

You contact me through my email - contactultimategardening@gmail.com

@isarodriguez1912 11 месяцев назад

Should I bring it inside in NY now in September or should I leave it outside for the winter. I’m afraid the roots will be too young and the cold can kill them or should I keep them inside and plant them underground next spring..Thank you.

@TheUltimateGardener 11 месяцев назад

If it is Hardy Hibiscus, you’re able to leave it in the ground because they are genetically made to withstand cold temperatures. It can handle up to -20F, so you should be completely fine.😊🌺

@MrIamnoone Год назад

When is the best time to plant your hardy hibiscus in the ground? I'm in zone 8a near Seattle. Fall weather will arrive here in about 6-8 weeks.

@TheUltimateGardener Год назад

Best time to plant your Hardy Hibiscus is in Early to Late Summer! Because during the winter they are died back and in spring the come up in June! So I recommend Early To Late Summer so you can enjoy some beautiful blooms that year!🌸💖

@jameslastname8165 Год назад

I was wondering since I have very tall stems almost 6 ft tall can I make several rooted plants from one long stem, maybe like three or four?

@TheUltimateGardener Год назад

Most Definitely! Just make sure each piece has a node where it can develop new roots.😊

@jameslastname8165 Год назад

@@TheUltimateGardener thanks👍

@cleanthespapadopoulos8971 10 месяцев назад

I’m in Philadelphia. Is it too late to propagate in our zone 7? If so what month would be best to start this process? If it’s not too late can I just plant the branch directly into the ground or does it need to go into a container first? Thanks

@TheUltimateGardener 10 месяцев назад

If definitely too late to root a Hardy Hibiscus cutting. I would recommend early June, since that’s when they emerge from the ground. And you have plenty of time for good roots and possibly blooms. And I would always recommend a pot first!🤩