Plant Propagation with a Focus on Cuttings

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Introduction to vegetative plant propagation with a focus on softwood and semi-hardwood cuttings
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@NaserHekmat Месяц назад

I can listen to you all day long bro.

@jeffreysmith8735 Год назад

Thank you good sir. You have no idea how many hours I've lost to cutting failures.

@user-by4bd6eo6n 2 месяца назад

You’re the Bob Ross of gardening

@chatterbugmm 2 месяца назад

Thank you for providing this information. I love these videos.

@WhatWeDoChannel 6 месяцев назад

That was very informative! I have used all those techniques at one time or another. The video was a great refresher course for me! I didn’t know that lots of hormone can be too much of a good thing, I will be more careful to tap in future! The idea of the mini greenhouse was also new to me, I will be sure to give that a try! From just three purchased Foch hybrid grape vines, a friend and I have propagated a hobby vineyard with hundreds of vines, what a money saver! The hybrids often have sufficient phylloxera resistance on their own roots, the oldest Foch vines in the vineyard are coming on for 20 years old and have been very productive!

@cathytuttle2774 Год назад

Solid explanation. I’ve been experimenting for years. Sometimes when pruning I’ve just cut the stem and placed in some good soil. I always think-I’ve got nothing to lose and a lot of space to fill. Plants are very expensive now.

@OmarSantos Год назад

Amazing video! Great information and outstanding delivery! Please keep them coming!

@laurajones2032 28 дней назад

25:14 excellent. I’m gonna do this

@SuerteDelMolinoFarm 9 месяцев назад

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we just started propagation of plants. Thank you for sharing this video

@Scaryladyvideos Год назад

Great video! You've got me looking out in my yard figuring which ones I want more of. Thanks for the fully explained how-to.

@pearlruth Год назад

Awesome information. Love the science that you share; You are a great resource for this gardener and still learning the basics.

@sistergoldenhair2231 Год назад

Been so hard so now Im ready to try again. Thx.

@kensimmons9960 Год назад

Thank you for this info. Much appreciated ! Planning to try this on some sage, just for starters.

@upupandaway5646 3 месяца назад

Excellent information 😊😊 thank you very much

@ranger2316 Год назад

Excellent... thank you!

@racebiketuner Год назад

Thanks for another great vid.

@whatsmyslide 2 месяца назад

Hello Robert, I'm in Israel, I am enjoying your videos and learning a lot. I will be propagating a cutting of bougainvillea, second try. These plants are extremely expensive at the nursery and I don't see the color like a neighborhood plant I have my eye on. Last time I managed to kill the plant after it rooted. The info I have seen says the roots don't like to be injured when transplanting. I suppose you have less experience with zone 10. The branches surely are long enough to have cuttings with different thicknesses. Any advice?

@Angie-ci1lp Год назад

Excellent video!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽

@kythuatvuonnam1078 Год назад

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@gailemberson7759 Год назад

Hello, I have learned so much watching and listening to your playlist. Currently I am preparing to open up a garden area that has not been used for a number of years. We purchased the property a couple years back and now I am ready to get the garden sorted out. Three concerns I have, one deer, I know what to do about that - short 4' high fence with some additional horse webbing around the top, two, about twenty back from the garden are a few large walnut trees - how or will they effect the garden and what should I do, third, the garden is over run with years of grass and other growth, not to bad but still there - should I rototiller or just cover with tarp to kill grass and weeds. Thanks Mike

@MangoTheLegend 11 месяцев назад

Killing with tarps has done well for areas that I turn to flower beds or garden. If the ground is compacted, a light till after killing can be done. Wood chips after to keep weeds from coming back.

@gloriaiarango 11 месяцев назад

Love your videos! great information here and I appreciate that but I'm having a hard time to listen to your videos in my computer, would you consider to increase the volume in your next videos?? Thank you in advance I just subscribed!

@bigrich6750 Год назад

Thanks! I want to root some blueberries and thornless blackberries.

@kensimmons9960 Год назад

May try grapes, I have a friend that owns a vineyard.

@cjfredi Год назад

Love your videos. Can you please turn up your audio? It's always super quiet. TY.

@PatC. Год назад

When rooting fig cuttings in cups of water, would it be benificial to add a little rooting hormone powder to the water? If so, how much is recommended? Thanks.