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Propagate Plants like a Pro (First video): • Propagate Plants Like ...
If you're looking for a way to make a little side income then consider making money with plants in your backyard by rooting cuttings and selling them. Start a little backyard nursery with very little investment.
We've finally come full circle with the English Laurel cuttings. It's been a year since we set up the propagation frame and taken the cuttings and they've grown into beautiful saleable plants.
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@chrisgreen1331 4 года назад

Your passion towards gardening is beautiful to watch. Thank you Mike.

@AM-dc5yz 4 года назад

"I just want to go swimming in them!" LOL. That cracked me up because I am so obsessed with my plants and propagating plants also. I made some extra money this summer selling a few plants here and there. I loved it so much I want to do more. My hubby says I've found my calling haha. Thanks for all the knowledge you share!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

It's a lot of fun, isn't it!

@jaandel1 Год назад

@@MikeKincaid79 what fertilizer do you use to grow your plants

@rebeccajones2334 4 года назад

I LOVE YOU! I have never heard someone who matches my excitement and passion for growing plants and being able to live off the benefits in so many ways. 💖

@thebeeskneestreasures3596 2 года назад

You are literally standing in my dream!!! A nice size greenhouse, surrounded by beautiful plants......AND the potential to make some money with what I LOVE. It truly doesn't get any better than that!!!! Thanks so much for sharing :)

@MikeKincaid79 2 года назад

Wow, thanks! Sometimes I need to hear that from someone else. I get use to all this after 13 years of having it set up. Believe it or not I have plans to tear it all down and build a bigger one in its place.

@thebeeskneestreasures3596 2 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 I know what you mean...we get used to having certain things and may forget just how AWESOME it is!! If you still have room on the property, 'd build a bigger one next to or near this one instead of tearing this one down 😉 I'm super excited since watching your video....the only way to live our dreams is to get started! I look forward to watching your other videos, I've got lots to learn 😊

@melvinosborne5691 4 года назад

simply amazing, im still watching and learning, way to go little bro, you have taught an old dog new tricks.

@melvinosborne5691 3 года назад

thank you sweetie, im melvin osborne on facebook

@dcano86 4 года назад

I absolutely love your enthusiasm in all your videos. It’s like you can make people believe in themselves.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Well I believe in ya if nothing else, lol.

@armedmariner Год назад

“I just wanna go swim in them” Haha Fabulous. Love the energy.

@MikeKincaid79 Год назад

Come on over and take a dive, haha

@KimberlySYoung-ub5lo 4 года назад

Kim from Kennewick here. Love your enthusiasm. I hold the same type of passion for growing!

@chandratyler9567 4 года назад

Mike your plants LOVE you just as much as you love them. It shows from the way they thrive.

@henryphelps3590 4 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍9

@lindapeterson9267 4 года назад

Just a pointer, when using “used black plastic pots”, remember to clean them out and dip in a mild bleach water..and set out in the sun.

@CHloE748 4 года назад

Why?

@leefu2000 4 года назад

@@CHloE748 to get rid of any bacterial or fungal problems that could affect the next plant that's in the pot.

@gwenkilby 3 года назад

Which will increase the amount of time spent significantly. but its important.

@profbri.02 3 года назад

@Anonymous City it's not about the .15, it's about the plastic waste that's poisoning the planet. Cool video, though. Contagious enthusiasm! 🙏

@brighterdaysplantnurseryan2629 3 года назад

Thank you for the caution. Much appreciated.

@sherrydee7880 4 года назад

Those are growing wild on the hillside behind us! I never knew what they were until I watched this video! They do grow at a fast rate when their roots go deep & find a water source!

@bohorustica8545 4 года назад

That's pretty darn amazing. I am wanting to start cuttings from my huge Honeysuckle. It got so big it dragged the trellis the previous owner of the property have grown it on right off the side of the Workshop. You have inspired me. I got a huge pile of chipped branches a couple years ago from a tree service who chopped down a huge Alder Tree for me. It has shrunk by half now so thinking it is now perfect to use for a starter mix. I used the top for mulch in my back garden paths and the lower I go the finer it seems to be. I credit the use of that to you ... must have been in my future to use it as such. Thanks for sharing so much in your videos. Hope you keep them coming ... : )

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

So glad the wood chips are working for you. It makes a beautiful mulch!

@camicri4263 4 года назад

That's awesome Mike! Can't wait to see them in the planted in the yard. 👀👀😉! Hugs

@lobe2032 3 года назад

Mike, you are a wonderful person that can make anything grow, plants, kids, even rocks, I just want to say you are, and your family, my go to people, I don't know what I would do without you guys. Love you all so much. 😁😁😊🤗🤗🤣🤣🙃🙃😇😇

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Well, you're family now, Glenda, and I'm glad you're a part of it.

@everettedl 4 года назад

Love your enthusiasm man. I feel the same way when I get stuff to grow. I'm always outside doing commentary like it's a football game, lol

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

It's exciting creating something out of nothing.

@JacobSimpson 4 года назад

Awesome! Those laurels look amazing!

@hereskrista1161 4 года назад

I just loved this so much! Thank you for the green swim!! Your energy is so awesome!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Haha, you're welcome for the green swim, Krista! That was my favorite part!

@robertdurkin7596 2 года назад

lovely and Beautiful greenish plants to growing more and more and happy time for you, Mike !😁😁👋👋🌿🌿🌿

@Bee-tb5dr 4 года назад

Wow... Paitence & Time. Love it.

@rhadoolinho 4 года назад

I dont usually comment on youtube, but i just found your channel and i think your passion for gardening is mesmerizing. Thank you!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Well I'm glad to make the grade! Thanks for watching and commenting.

@MsJeffreyromero 4 года назад

Nice! I getting excited to see more follow up video like these!

@carrot72 Год назад

Hello from Hindhead in Surrey, UK. I'm so so excited to see your lovely video - I'm so fired up! I'm putting on my wellies now and going to get busy on taking 100 cuttings of my own and seeing where it takes me, Thank you, you are amazing!

@MikeKincaid79 Год назад

I'm so excited that you're excited, Carrie! This is why I make these videos and nothing fills me with more joy than to inspire you and see how excited you are about doing this yourself. Good luck and have fun!

@JacobSimpson 4 года назад

Awesome! Those laurels are amazing!

@jimmysheridan2271 3 года назад

That is awesome brother I just started propagating myself this year learning a lot of tips from you you keep keeping the passion for what you do I love watching this it encourages me every day to go out at least try one of these days I’ll get it and you’re going to help me along the way

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

That's it, just keep trying and working at it and you'll be a master. "Keep choosing the same thing"

@SuperScratchproof 4 года назад

Long time youtube watcher, first time viewer of your content. Love your sincere passion. Subscribed. 👍🏼

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Hey, thanks a lot for the sub! Glad you're enjoying the vids.

@terrykrantz2332 4 года назад

Keep doing what you're doing!

@mangneo1064 4 года назад

You are an inspiration,sir. I am dreaming to be like you. I am a teacher by profession but gardening is my passion. Thankyou for the tips and advices. 👍

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Have fun on your journey. It's a wonderful hobby and business.

@mikeymike3194 4 года назад

They look great, thumbs up Mike.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks, Mike!

@NicoleLola2 4 года назад

Sweet! Glad I found you. ♥️

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I'm glad you found me too! Have fun in the garden.

@musavir8 2 года назад

Mike I am excited to see yours video & progress you have,good luck & good health.

@MikeKincaid79 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@cish6047 4 года назад

Love your enthusiasm! I have to go google what an English Laurel looks like--you've got me hooked!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Caught another fish!

@BusyBeaver22 4 года назад

Great stuff. We had these as a hedge growing up. A lot of work keeping them hedged every year but great as a privacy screen and they grow tall

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I love these plants as they get bigger. My intention is to plant them out where they can grow huge and naturally, without pruning much. We have a lot of property so it won't be a problem.

@Bright_iiii_s 2 года назад

I love your passion! Ty Mike!

@MikeKincaid79 2 года назад

You're so welcome, Michelle!

@shaurishauri7786 4 года назад

Awesome show Mike. Good luck always.

@shuangfei5046 4 года назад

Your video and your passion makes wanna grow something for fun as well. Btw, more Happier to see your little finger is FINE.

@1533ramsay 3 года назад

Love this guys passion for his plant's....👍👍👍

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Glad you enjoy it, Mark!

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

Wow they certainly came along well in one year. Brilliant and it just shows exactly how you can propagate your plants to make hundreds if not thousands of new plants and increase stocks

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Crazy how fast they grow! Great channel, by the way.

@simplifygardening 4 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 Thanks Mike, So is your pal, Great information that's passed on, quality :)

@Metallicmonk87 4 года назад

I really appreciate your enthusiasm toward this trade. Subscribed

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks for the sub! I appreciate it, Mark, and glad you enjoy the videos.

@gurbhalla 4 года назад

Thank you so very much for teaching a beautiful green edged glad we can grow and sell easy to make a nice fence for somebody house with a green plant thank you for sharing your knowledge for the new beginners like me

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

No problem, glad to help!

@BrutalToucan 3 года назад

Dude you are absolutely amazing, much love and thank you for the knowledge

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@rlewis9608254 4 года назад

Wow, that's amazing I remember when you planted those. Great job!!!!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks Ralph! They sure have grown.

@camicri4263 4 года назад

I remember when he planted them as well, I love propagating plants too, I just don't have the right set up and the energy.🙄

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I'll be your energy!

@camicri4263 4 года назад

That would be awesome Mike, you just need to move 3000miles though.🤗🤗💞

@greenthumbelina7331 4 года назад

Holy Cow, it's absolutely amazing the amount of growth those plants have put on in one short year! Mike, I can't wait to see these planted along side your property to block the sounds from the road. I wish I could grow English Laurel, but it isn't hardy here in my zone 5 (boohoo sniff sniff):0( Please do more follow up videos on these beautiful plants!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I'll do it!

@cherylcentenioblessedvirgi3241 4 года назад

Very beautiful plants.

@yourstrulyautumn102 3 года назад

Tq Mike. You are very inspirational. Stay awesome.

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Hey thanks! Glad to inspire.

@yourstrulyautumn102 3 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 Yes. I have a few big pots of Hydrangeas in my garden too . I followed the tips given by you. So far its ok.

@brentboudreau4360 4 года назад

Great video Mike...I started a bunch of Mimosa Trees this year, growing them in 1 gallon pots. I made quite a bit from selling just these alone :)

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Sweet!

@ernestocruz7953 2 года назад

Where did you sell them?

@hpgurgel 4 года назад

Awesome work. Thanks

@sandiegotropicalgarden3531 4 года назад

Awesome video 👍thanks for sharing 👍

@lily12370 4 года назад

Fantastic video, Mike! Your passion for horticulture is absolutely amazing. I wonder as a youngster if you grew plants or was it a latent gift that blossomed in adulthood.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

My Dad was an avid vegetable gardening so I was always working in gardens growing up. I didn't discover taking cuttings until I was older.

@bobbymcgovern 4 года назад

Incredible! Great job as always. Your hand seems good as new!😃

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Looks good on the outside but doesn't really work very well. I'm hoping for more mobility out of the finger over the next 4 weeks now that I've started using my hand again in PT.

@bobbymcgovern 4 года назад

Mike, before you know it, it will be fine. Trust me! Take care.

@samiyalcas1280 4 года назад

1:54 proud of your work the best man beoutifl work

@hrnature5501 Год назад

Great video 👍👍👍

@MikeKincaid79 Год назад

Thank you 👍

@miltonescobar9194 4 года назад

Awesome job. Amigo. ❤️❤️❤️

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks, Milton!

@kerrylatter371 4 года назад

Thanks for the video and sharing all your great ideas. Hope your pinky is much better now. 😇

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

It's still attached to my hand. That's the best I can say, lol.

@Tina06019 4 года назад

I wonder if I can do this with boxwood. I want a hedge so much. We have had about eight scraggly, sick, damaged or dead trees removed from the front of our property, and I am trying to get the area “spruced up.”

@danaschield5090 4 года назад

Great series Mike!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks Dana!

@mattmcghee1137 4 года назад

I love watching your videos. I’m fairly local to you. I near Bremerton Washington. Please do more vids like this. It is giving me inspiration to try my own side gig!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Sure, I can work on that. I never did many videos of making money with plants because some people get really turned off when you start bringing money into it (which I always think is weird), I mean who doesn't like more money, haha.

@mattmcghee1137 4 года назад

Mike Kincaid or maybe make vids for Facebook. Keep it separated?

@markwalker9107 4 года назад

I want to do that with fruit trees. I'm just starting to get my collection. Probably the Pakistan mulberry is the most rare that I have so far. Once I get it established I'm going to be making alot of clones of it.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

You're on your way, Mark.

@henryphelps3590 4 года назад

Fruit man's most premium fuel !!!!!!!!9 I'm with you I want to feel the Earth with fruit trees !!!!!!!!9 Peace light loving gratitude bring equalizing freedom especially to all those that we'll see here and speak nothing but the loving truth !!!!!!!!9 The hidden messages in water , Masaru Emoto !!!!!!!!9 Dr. Otto Warburg Nobel Prize science 1931 !!!!!!!!9 Pineal gland !!!!!!!!9 Peace light love and gratitude bring equalizing freedom to all that see hear and speak with an awake and clear pineal mind !!!!!!!!9 HHBpHhelps Henry

@ashes833 4 года назад

Me too Mark

@kriswhite1344 3 года назад

GREAT SERIES

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Thanks Kris!

@teresamunoz4086 3 года назад

Wow, amazing!!

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Thank you, Teresa!

@carmenbailey8209 4 года назад

Enjoyed your excitement for cuttings and the rooting success. I’m in Ontario with a 5.5/6 growing zone. Regardless I’ve for the first time I have rooted coral bells with great success, I will try rhododendrons and hopefully have some luck.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Glad you're having success, good luck with the rhododendrons!

@JoshPitts530 4 года назад

When you stumble across a great RU-vidr and instantly subscribe.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks a lot, Josh!

@Sketchy_Ry 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. I’m new to the hobby and appreciate the knowledge. Also love the enthusiasm! young John gruden of the plant game !!

@MikeKincaid79 2 года назад

Haha, thanks! I've been compared to John Gruden a few times.

@Sketchy_Ry 2 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 lol. I really do appreciate your videos. I just recently stumbled into the hobby and am alone in the game. My friends are dorks and don’t get it. Just seeing a younger guy actually doing it, boosted my confidence and made me realize it’s possible. So thanks man

@TheStanman99 3 года назад

Really good info, thank you 🇬🇧

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

No problem Jon 👍

@jessicamelendrez8 4 года назад

Wow thats amazing haha!!

@everettedl 4 года назад

I'd be interested in seeing you plant those hedges for you and your brother

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Yeah, I can do a video on that.

@J87Visuals 19 дней назад

Nice one Mike

@MikeKincaid79 17 дней назад

Thanks

@DeathnoteBB 4 года назад

I think this is the Canadian guy I just heard about from a Reddit thread video. And if so, hello! I love gardening and really want to learn how to care for plants so hopefully this channel will help me learn

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

That's what it's all about here. Welcome to the family! By the way, I'm American but I live close enough to the Canadian border.

@basantswaroop2566 3 года назад

Amazing ideas I propagate putinia plants as per your advice and find positive result

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Awesome! So glad to hear it.

@belkhawas4025 3 года назад

So good

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Thanks!

@CleoCastonguay47 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing this Mike. It's amazing to see how fast they grew! Love your videos and enthusiasm :)

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks Cleo, they sure did grow fast and that's what makes these plants so much fun.

@markwalker9107 4 года назад

Alright alright alright 👍

@Lili-bx1qh Год назад

Hi, thanks for share

@MikeKincaid79 Год назад

You're welcome Lili

@ginawix7574 4 года назад

I love your video’s

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Thanks, Gina! Glad you're enjoying them.

@strive4impact 4 года назад

Great video! Swimming in them was great.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Haha, I love these English laurel, just beautiful plants if you have the space.

@strive4impact 4 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 and the right zone. One half of our property is basically zone 3 and the other is 4b. And if the deer qnd bear don't get to everything, the mice and chipmunks like to have their fill too. Guess I have to propagate more to feed the neighborhood. Any idea what zones English laurel grow in?

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Zone 6-9 so you're probably too cold for them but if I lived in an area like yours I'd look into growing a hedge of doublefile viburnum.

@strive4impact 4 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 Great tip. Thank you!

@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848 4 года назад

You should check out Pineapple Guava. It makes a beautiful hedge with silvery fuzz on the underside of the leaves, delightful edible flowers and with more than one plant you get yummy fruit that taste like the flower and falls to the ground when ripe. I know it will grow well for you, I have had it in my yard for 8 years and if I was not pruning it, it would be 10-12 feet tall. It does fine in clay soil too even though it is not it's preference.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I like fruiting hedges. Thought about planting figs along the front of my property but they lose their leaves and I'm looking for an evergreen hedge.

@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848 4 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 Pineapple Guava is evergreen, that is why I love it for a hedge.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Oh cool, can it grow in 8b?

@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848 4 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 Yes, I have been growing it for 8 years and the temps got down to ten degrees with no problems. I just have not been able to propagate it. I could get you a bunch of cuttings if you propagate some for me too!

@jobellecollie7139 День назад

Thank you. I need to find the inexpensive potting material in Central Alabama. Any ideas?

@dcook4393 4 года назад

Great work, Mike! I just clipped what I was pretty sure are cherry laurel cuttings. I believe they had some smaller white flowers at some point. Should I expect to use the same process with same success? Got confused reading about propagating different types of laurel.. some articles said they're difficult.. but which ones?

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

They're the same plant and very easy to propagate!

@TravisHoeffel 4 года назад

Hay what rooting hormone would you recommend for like all purpose. If I got hormodin 2 do you think I could use lite applications and heavy applications depending on how hard the plant is to root

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Dip and grow is a great one for all purpose applications because you can dilute it to whatever strength you want.

@maehay4065 4 года назад

Those plants are beautiful Mike! You swim and I’ll watch! Lol 😂 Id be happy as a lark if I could bring in some cash like that 👍

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

You can!

@paulaneary7877 3 года назад

Great video Mike, I appreciate your enthusiasm and resourcefulness, and also your willingness to share the information. I am now a new subscriber. I also watched your video on how to package and ship plants in the mail, which was incredibly helpful. Does English Laurel grow in California? I live in Santa Barbara, which is in Central California. just about everything grows here.

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

It's a hardy plant and I'd assume it will grow there but I don't have any personal experience with growing laurel in your location. Beautiful place though. My ship (the Abraham Lincoln) pulled into Santa Barbara for a visit when I was in the Navy, back in 1999.

@MrFarva85 4 года назад

Mike - Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Im also in Pierce county and would love to know what landscaping companies you purchase from. I need to move a few rhoadies and learning how to cut and propagate is making my lady happy that we get to keep them :)

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I get my bark from Julie's Construction in Mckenna.

@sabrinafelber 4 года назад

Very cool! If you go plant show us what they look like. Then you could show us in another year! Amazing results. Just a quick question. How do you keep them nice and viable until you can get them in the soil at home? I took some forcinthia cuttings and by the time I got home a few hours later it was a no go too droopy and dried up.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Place in a plastic bag and spray with water, then tie the bag closed until you get home. If I'm going to be a few hours or longer, I take a cooler with me and a bag with a spray bottle.

@tangobayus 4 года назад

Tomato cuttings (use the suckers) will root in about 2 weeks.

@tommycapps9903 4 года назад

That Crow was saying to his CrowTube subscribers, “you guys hear that Dude making all that noise!” Updates would be great!

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Haha, I'll keep it in mind.

@PeytonWind 4 года назад

When you plant them for your hedge, you'll probably have them pretty close. Will you be digging individual holes or using a deep rototiller to make one or two strips?

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

individual holes

@shelly5596 4 года назад

We live in Washington State and I would be required to have a business license, and a horticulture license. To sell to nurseries. We have an abundance of baby Douglas fir and pine trees we’d like to pot up and sell. I’d also like to propagate many of our wild trees and shrubs like roses and elderberry, lilacs. And wildflowers. I pulled a few suckers of wild lilac and planted them on our new property. That are doing well and I’m seeing new growth.

@vilmat.gonzalez2759 4 года назад

Is wonder what this plant looks like when full grown. I'll try to check your prior videos

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I don't have any video of it full grown but if you use google images, there are tons of photos of these plants.

@savedafter50 2 года назад

Mike, I've got a pile of finely shred walnut stump. It looks like it would make a good potting medium. What do you think?

@MikeKincaid79 2 года назад

I'm not as familiar with walnut but it's the bark I use, not the wood from the tree. The shredded wood from many trees will start to attract fungus and break down, creating an unfriendly environment for cuttings. The bark doesn't break down as fast and is relatively inert.

@Nillaferilla 3 года назад

LOL I kept pausing the video and listening thinking that, that Crow was my cat meowing somewhere in the house.

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

LOL, I do that with movies from time to time.

@marionbolwell9276 4 года назад

Cooking bay is Laurus nobilis, hedging Laurel is prunus laurocerasus. Correct Latin name is Important especially if you want to eat it.

@sirdukeusa3289 4 года назад

Do the English Laurel flower like the mountain laurel? Can you do a video of a lime light hydrangea tree/bush cutting, rooting and update?

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

2 different plants that don't flower the same. The English Laurel get small white flowers but they aren't very showy.

@samiyalcas1280 4 года назад

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@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Glad to hear it, Samiy!

@The_Pro_Procrastinator 3 года назад

Thanks so much for all your videos. They are fantastic. I noticed that there was no mention of any fertiliser being used until the plants were being potted up. Surely if I'm using sand as my medium (I have no fir bark here) then I'd have to mix in some fertiliser or organic matter of some sort while the cuttings root?

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

No, you actually don't want any fertilizer until after they are fully rooted. The cuttings have all the energy they need to produce roots. Fertilizer will add nutrients to the rooting medium, which will encourage molds, mildew, bacteria, and fungi and could contribute to rot.

@The_Pro_Procrastinator 3 года назад

@@MikeKincaid79 Mind blown. Love your content and your enthusiasm is infectious. Keep it up!

@stevensmallwood1477 4 года назад

Hey, Mike. Thanks for all the incredible content. I’ve made my way through most of your videos and am subscribed with my alerts on. I purchased your videos on building the frame and was hoping to ask you two questions: 1. I inherited a high tunnel that I am going to put plastic on and have use of for plant propagation. Will this space constitute “indirect sunlight,” as you say is required for the propagation frame? 2. I got a quote for the glass piece to go over the top and am going to take the dive, however it is quite expensive at $240. I expect it to last forever, especially if this frame is in the high tunnel. Do you think I should try to build it out with another type of cover? 3. Thank you again.

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I have white plastic on mine that provides 50% shade and sometimes even that warms up the frame too much. The most ideal location is on the north side of a building so that no direct sun hits the glass. I don't keep my frames in my hoop house just for this reason. I did that propagation project with the english laurel in my hoop house but had to quickly block the sun with a 4x4 sheet of plywood. Hope that helps and let me know if you have more questions.

@stevensmallwood1477 4 года назад

Mike Kincaid thank you for the guidance.

@bwang5176 4 года назад

Like your greenhouse, how do you keepinsects gets into it?

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

I really don't do much for insects. The only thing I do is treat for ants around the outside if I see them. Some years it's not a problem.

@themachfivepets997 4 года назад

I dont have space for cuttings. But I sell potted plants from doing divisions in the garden. :)

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Sounds like you've got a system figured out.

@curly-hairedcountrygal1275 Год назад

We have an orchard of about 40 apple and 40 peach trees... just now starting to think about selling cuttings from the root balls. Do they need to stay in a greenhouse over the winter?

@MikeKincaid79 Год назад

If the parent plant is cold hardy to your area, the rooted cuttings are just as strong.

@thewizardoftod 3 года назад

Thanks Mike your a Pal !!

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

Glad to help!

@mansardmanor3869 3 года назад

*Awesome* You might say your in Washington, for plant Zones (will it grow in my zone) English Laural Have White or Cherry flowers *Business tip* Sell to Landscaper's Sell to Gardeners, to up sale to clients Sell to House Flippers Thanks for the education and proven results Love your Chanel

@MikeKincaid79 3 года назад

What zone are you in?

@cindibarber3354 4 года назад

Hi Mike, I love your channel! Something is biting my coneflower stems off at the bottom and leaving them lying there. Why??? At least eat the darn thing!!! Can I propagate them from these stems? If so how? They are also doing this to my hostas and just leaving the leafs lying there as well. Thanks, Cindi

@MikeKincaid79 4 года назад

Hard to say what's causing that but you've obviously got a pest somewhere in there. I like to use organic means to start with but it's getting late in the season now. I would plan to release some natural predators in the garden next spring like praying mantis and ladybugs.