The TRUTH About DIY Rooting Hormones - Testing 6 Homemade Rooting Agents

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The internet is full of DIY rooting hormone content - claiming these lists of household items can be used as a rooting agent to increase propagation success rates and speed of rooting. I put these items to the test, and bring you the video proof of what works and what doesn't.
I test and document trials with 6 different DIY rooting agents, including honey, cinnamon, aloe vera, aspirin, saliva and apple cider vinegar. Some work, some don't.
I used tomato cuttings in all these trials, and used basic water propagation with untreated tap water as a control. If you're looking to improve your propagation success and speed, I'd invite you to check out our entire propagation races playlist, found here:
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0:00 Intro
0:47 Honey as a Rooting Hormone
1:41 Aloe Vera as a Rooting Hormone
2:34 Aspirin as a Rooting Hormone
3:27 Cinnamon as a Rooting Hormone
3:52 Apple Cider Vinegar as a Rooting Hormone
4:18 Saliva as a Rooting Hormone
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@DQMYN4T0R Год назад

no sponsored content - no one jumping into the screen yelling whats up yt - no loud intro music - no begging for likes and subscribes - no blablabla - control group testings - ... INSTANT SUBSCRIBE 💚👍👍👍👍👍

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

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@itpradeep 5 месяцев назад

Same. Subscribed.

@josephinethornton3823 2 месяца назад

Quite curious if rapid release aspirin might have had a drastically different result. I noticed the packaging of your aspirin was enteric coated, which could add a lot of different variables into the success or failure of the experiment. "Materials that are used in enteric coating include shellac, cellulose acetate phthalate (CAP), cellulose acetate butyrate, lipids (mixture of myristic acid, hydrogenated castor oil, castor oil, cholesterol, and sodium taurocholate), hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose succinate, and methacrylic acid co-polymers (Eudragit)." That's quite a lot of variables. Given that salicylic acid tablets are already prone to having fillers in them, adding in various mechanisms for it to pass through stomach acid and release in the upper intestine instead could change it's chemical composition drastically.

@IPLAY4KEEPS.93 10 дней назад

Lmao WHATS UP RU-vid I know EXACTLY who your talking about lol ol high energy for no reason ass , that man is too high energy for me too . Would be nice to get info without having to stop check out every plant he has in his garden along the way to get to the actual point lol .

@hollycosta7394 10 месяцев назад

Stumbled on this video while getting ready to use hormone rooting. Grabbed Cinnamon out of the cupboard and after a week notes the roots grew at lest 2 times as fast as the hormone!! Thx

@JimmyBHarvests 10 месяцев назад

Wow thats awesome. Thanks for sharing your experience!

@Nifty-Stuff Год назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing this actual test! So tired of claims of rooting, with zero evidence to back it up. BRILLIANT!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Thanks bro- that was the motivation for me to do it!

@emadkamel6916 Год назад

Totally agree 💯

@oldkingcrow777 Год назад

Oh they have "evidence" but it's always some tree roots glued I nto it lol

@BossOfAllTrades 11 месяцев назад

@@oldkingcrow777😅

@joeyharris67 7 месяцев назад

Aspirin works well in the experiment I did. As well or better than honey and cinnamon. The key is use on non coated aspirin. This guy used a coated aspirin. Coated aspirin will not work. Crush 2 uncoated aspirin tablets and dip the cutting into the powder. Works every time its done with uncoated asprin.

@karmakittenz69 3 года назад

Straight and to the point. No douchey bro intro and no rambling on about liking and subscribing. Just information. Also, more than a little surprised at the cinnamon......

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

That’s the goal! Glad to hear you have appreciated it! Thanks for sharing that feedback

@isaiahisaiah2288 Год назад

@@JimmyBHarvests I know that combining techniques sometimes hurts rather than improves things, however dipping the cuttings into Raw Honey than coating them w/Cinnamon... Does that improve the overall rooting...?

@BossOfAllTrades 11 месяцев назад

@@isaiahisaiah2288cinnamon actually contains the hormones found in rooting hormone products mixing it with honey will probably help as they say the honey has antibacterial and fungal agents that contribute to succesful rooting.

@Linzeea1 2 месяца назад

I use Cinnamon successfully, it has anti fungal properties therfore stimulate stem/ root health.

@carolday3381 Год назад

That’s a fun experiment! Speaking of cinnamon, its very disinfectant for orchids, i had an orchid suffering black rot many years ago and i read online to clean the rot off, scrape the root stalk and coat the thing in cinnamon. By the time i was done scraping the rot off there were no roots left, the carrot shaped stalk was whittled down it was miserable. I expected this thing to die. The leaves were even shrivelled from lack of water absorption as it had no working roots to drink. So i coated it, replanted in fresh new bark medium and took 2 months but the first air root appeared, (that i could see) the leaves kept alive somehow, and that plant lived another 10 years before it had an unfortunate experience with a cat. Cinnamon is very good for dealing with rot issues. I have also had an orchid get sunburn on a leaf, so i wet the spot and coat with cinnamon and it stops the corruption from spreading so you dont lose the leaf. I am impressed with it. It helped my first orchid regrow roots and survive a bad fungal infection (black rot)

@olegkuzovenkov8335 8 месяцев назад

Спасибо большое за ваш опыт

@rosalinaladislao3295 2 месяца назад

Thank you I’m using cinnamon from now on. Glad I came across you on utube.

@sharmainecooper2147 Месяц назад

Very helpful ❤

@oferelhashahar7066 Год назад

Do not forget each type of plant needs diffrent amount or none of rooting hormones.So what can work on Tomato may not work on lavender plant or other plants. Also when using parts of plants as a rooting hormone like the aloe the level of hormones might be diffrent if it is a a leaf from top or down the plant and the light levels it was growing in . I can guess in synthetic hormones it should be same level always. But your experiment is still great and I will try myself on other plants. tnks

@imnon1660 11 месяцев назад

Oh my god, I appreciate you so much for including the "does it work" at the start of each list item. Fantastic video, thank you!

@JimmyBHarvests 11 месяцев назад

🙏🙏🤙

@earthlingi72 8 месяцев назад

What a great myth buster ! awesome work man ... love it !

@sundayoliver3147 2 месяца назад

Thanks for doing the working of testing these, and for reminding us that what's on the internet is not always useful, we need to use discernment.

@minecraftgenix9719 4 месяца назад

this is exactly the video i was looking for, awesome video.

@christianmccain9433 2 месяца назад

This is an excellent video! Thank you for a clean comparison without too much fluff.

@Scare_D_Cat 3 года назад

Always learning from this channel - you ROCK! No nonsense, just straight up info. Thanks!

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

Thanks as always for the support, Scaredy!!

@gaffm6083 2 года назад

Yes 👍 👍

@billstevens8553 6 месяцев назад

THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!

@jojok49 3 месяца назад

Love the experimental approach. Thank you for sharing.

@Dave_en Год назад

Assigning more surface area by making wedge shaped cut on the stem worked for me most of the time. Aloevera is a good fertilizer and we can use it to soak the cuttings initially. Some plants root easily without help of natural or synthetic hormones. For hard to root plants, rooting hormone from nursery is mandatory.

@scotthorten586 3 месяца назад

Excellent Content. Love the data-driven approach!!!

@jchals88 Год назад

I came to this video not knowing what to expect but holy Toledo my guy, your scientific method use was great. Thanks for this great video!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Super appreciated!

@RegalExotics 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much for this. Please do a summary at the end of these test👍

@randykorynoski8932 9 месяцев назад

Awesome video bro thanks for clearing that up helped me out big time. Saved me a lot a time. Excellent job.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@muizacetheadorable5319 2 года назад

you deserve infinite subscribers, thnx sooo much for all your help

@JimmyBHarvests 2 года назад

Thanks buddy really appreciate it!!

@socialinsecuritytheshow5355 3 месяца назад

“Does it work?” 😎 Nice test trials. Informative. Simple.

@n.normal1565 Год назад

the scientific rigour in this has me extremely impressed. the last video I needed to watch on the topic! 🌱🙌

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Thrilled to hear it, thanks!! 🙏🙏🫶🏻

@tiffanysammons8165 Год назад

Love it. No bs talk. You have a new fan

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🤗🙏🙏

@coolbreeze8572 3 года назад

I've done the Aloe vera but never tried any of others! This is great wr cant denied the scientific proof you have provided! Cheers

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

Very cool. Did you have good results while using aloe Vera?

@compendiumyo3358 4 месяца назад

Now you have a bunch of tomatoe plants ❤ I am really jealous. Thanks for the video I am super excited to try this.

@rhedhaering 10 месяцев назад

Love this! I just moved overseas and I can't get rooting hormone in my area. Thank you so much for doing this testing!! I was wondering about all the sketchy DIY videos. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

@JimmyBHarvests 10 месяцев назад

🙏🙏 best of luck propagating!

@frostyk1371 2 месяца назад

This should have more view. so helpful

@Samanthaprice232 2 месяца назад

Been looking for a minute for this video thank youuuu

@leighbee1764 Год назад

THIS is the video I wanted to find

@AudioVisionBoard Месяц назад

Great video!

@abc-pb3ze 23 дня назад

Subscribed, very straightforward and different from other RU-vidrs.🎉

@TireSpare Год назад

Thank you so much for your information. you are the professor of plants sir. I just applied cinnnamon powders all around my stems and weak trees

@Tobias-eu5eg 2 года назад

Love all your videos! Keep it going amigo!

@JimmyBHarvests 2 года назад

Thanks! 🙏😁

@DiviniTea369 11 месяцев назад

Awesome video!!🎉 thank you for your excellent experiment documentation

@JimmyBHarvests 11 месяцев назад

🙏🙏🤙

@yellow3222 4 месяца назад

This video as well put together good job . Facts tests and individual results .

@EmmiRose Год назад

Fantastic. Thank you so much for Testing and spreading truth!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Appreciated!! Thats the goal! 🙏🫶🏻🫶🏻

@plantsandspreadsheets Год назад

Just found and subscribed. Thanks for testing and sharing. Not many do.

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🙏🙏

@spongebob0101 2 месяца назад

I just wanna say I really appreciate this video, esp the true and tested method so we actually know what works!

@JimmyBHarvests Месяц назад

Thanks for the support!

@jerseygirl07105 11 месяцев назад

Thank you. Your research Is very informative.

@JimmyBHarvests 11 месяцев назад

🙏🙏🤙

@dcb252525 18 дней назад

Thank you for doing these experiments for us!

@brent3611 3 года назад

VERY cool experiment and thanks for sharing!

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

My pleasure bro, thanks for the kind words!

@FioBrio Год назад

I love the fact you tried things (expirimented) before saying are they true or false

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🫶🏻🫶🏻 i wish more people would do the same!! The video blindly promoting these options with no testing or proof has over 9 milli views lololol

@Notbluefox 3 месяца назад

Thanks for being straightforward

@christopherm9353 4 месяца назад

That “helllll no!” on the aspirin almost made me spit my beer out 😂

@cfuman 10 месяцев назад

Many thanks from Greece!

@nicolebass4352 Месяц назад

Thanks 4 the straight Proof & Truth , Have a good 1 .

@hananefikri8456 Год назад

the best video on this subject, thanks

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🙏🙏❤️

@oclot7177 2 месяца назад

Straightforward, much thanks! :)

@teannathompson9002 Месяц назад

Thank you! I'm a new plant onwer, and your tips are awesome

@kaprobinsyajunmar Год назад

Interesting experiments, thanks for sharing..👏👏👏

@mememe84 Год назад

Thank you so much for this. I hate people who pass on folklore tales as advice. Real knowledge is best. You save me weeks or months of testing.

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Thrilled to hear it, thanks

@Dave_en Год назад

You shouldnt believe unless the same person shows you the results. There are plenty of such kind of people on youtube who make fake videos and cheat in the background.

@ethnyjane3248 3 года назад

Thanks much for taking the time and making the effort to test these items! I'm going to try the cinnamon to root clematis! One thing I question though is that you appear to have used enteric coated aspirin, which might mess with your results. All sites I've seen recommending the use of ASA specify to use non-enteric coated sources. I'm wondering if the coating - a substance meant to withstand stomach acid! - might have been the problem!

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

Thanks Jane! You might be on to something with the enteric coating. I hadn’t seen that detail when originally seeing aspirin mentioned as a rooting agent, but a couple people have said that here in the comments. Would be worth another test next time I’ve got some cuttings!

@hoongweikin1484 2 года назад

Informative video. Thanks

@greekozygirl599 Год назад

That was good! Thank you

@CuriosityCaravan Месяц назад

Wow thank you. Best video

@megalepivolos 3 года назад

thank you very much my friend and yes you help because you read my mind.Thanks again for the info stay strong and bring more

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

Thanks as always for the support Vasileios! 🙏🙏

@megalepivolos 3 года назад

@@JimmyBHarvests thank you for the info my friend knowledge means power for me and now i know that honey and cinamon are good substitute for roots.Stay strong you do great job

@Cactikoby1111 2 года назад

Thanks for this video man helps so much

@JimmyBHarvests 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing, thrilled to hear it!

@englishcoach7772 8 месяцев назад

Solid content thank you

@wcw19 3 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing, really helpful :)

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

🙏

@alexisdamnit9012 3 месяца назад

Bruh this guy is a life saver 🎉

@terirachelsims8928 Год назад

I really appreciate this video and it's perfect timing just before I'm about to propagate some things. With many things, I just root in water or directly in soil, but I have had good luck with cinnamon. I figure, too, it doesn't hurt that cinnamon's a pretty good repellent for various pests from insects to rodents.

@JimmyBHarvests 8 месяцев назад

💯

@ritesha8050 Год назад

hello, great video man, I will be trying the cinnamon soon. I have aquariums and I'm trying to propagate the aquarium plants outside water. I was planning to spray aspirin on the leaves and add a couple of drops of aloe vera and cinnamon to the roots. do you think it will work, the plants are mainly stem plants and rhizome plants, can you give me some tips on how to proceed especially with rhizome plants. They grow very slowly thanks in advance. I also wanted to try spraying coconut water since I read that they contain cytokinin.

@ikhouvanpannekoeken3272 Месяц назад

Wow thank you so much for your time and your explanation! I have a lot of raw Honey and cinnamon at home. but I have a question can I dilute the cinnamon with water for the root stimulation?

@brucegarrison4999 3 месяца назад

Thank you for doing this

@or9094 10 месяцев назад

Man, those “tap water controls” are always winning over the “treated”. Makes me wonder what the hell is in your tap water. I’ve always heard and even read a few things about pharmaceuticals being in tap water. It would be cool to see you test that next. Lol 😄👍🏼

@JimmyBHarvests 10 месяцев назад

I think most of the 'treatments' are just internet myths.. but its a good question!

@Padraigp 2 месяца назад

Most plants have rooting hormone at their nodes. Sterile water allows them to grow without any disease getting into the water ... I use willow water which works. Really well most of the time but sometimes if the water isn't sterile or boiled and then cooled it will get some fermentation ...or if I don't remove the willow leaves after making the water. It works amazingly well on most things but you have to also have the node all the hormone can do is signal the node to create roots rather than a branch or leaf. If the node isn't there it won't work.

@americanrefugee5967 Год назад

This is awesome!! Thank you!!!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🙏

@lostdoll0 2 месяца назад

Aloe is all I use on my cuttings and it works like a gem never had any issues so far…. Like your one user said different plants like different things something’s may work better on others than some but thanks for the video informative

@darkshadowsx5949 Год назад

well at least the plants you treated with asprin didn't have a headache. cant say the same for the other ones.

@liliankimani9524 11 месяцев назад

Good sense of humour.

@torsteinraaby Год назад

Thank you so much for this!!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🤗🙏🙏

@lyricscann 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for conducting these tests! Love the wallpaper behind you, where did you buy it??

@JimmyBHarvests 9 месяцев назад

My wife painted the wall! 😄 i'll tell her you liked it!

@mikedunker7354 Год назад

thanKs good info mikee D

@kalyanishah17 Год назад

Loved it thank you so much!!!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Thrilled to hear it - thanks Kalyani!

@salviaspuzzle 4 месяца назад

Love your video! I assumed the saliva test would include hocking some major loogies into the water instead of just a quick lick. Have you tried using more saliva?

@dartanzalw 3 года назад

Very good . The question would be did you need a bigger control group with a variety of plants. Do all plants require the exact same thing to root or is it possible that some rooting agents may work better than others on certain plants

@JimmyBHarvests 3 года назад

Bigger samples will always better and trying multiple plants would be very interesting to see as well. Couldn’t agree more

@rat-a-tatranch579 4 месяца назад

Since the aspirin wasn't crushed fully (fine powder), and we don't know if different binders in baby/low-dose aspirin tabs were NOT mixed with say warm water, thoroughly, could this be a problem/oversight in the test? I tried crushing a full (industry standard, not baby aspirin/low-dose) 325MG tablet, and mixed it thoroughly, but I agree it might have been too much, but I also didn't use warm water, but I did stir it up well, after crushing to a FINE powder, and tried rooting hormone powder, plain water, and aspirin, but my peach cuttings tests in cut 1 Liter bottles all failed to root... although it might have been the wrong time of year, with no buds on the peach cuttings, causing rooting failure...

@kowalityjesus 2 месяца назад

That's pretty hype bro

@RoseWater31 4 месяца назад

Love this video! I spent so much time wondering why some of these methods would bot work for me 😭now i know it's because it just doesn't work in that way 😹

@tdl525 10 месяцев назад

Thanks, good to know that Saigon Cinnamon works.

@lukeatillo6954 2 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing! ✨🙏💖😁✨

@fredwerring8665 Год назад

Just now (end of January) took some cuttings from thornless blackberries and blueberries to try and root (I'm tired of winter). Can't find my store bought rooting hormone, so was looking on the web for substitutes. Came across your video after reading a lot of "THIS WORKS" on the net. But you showed what did work and what didn't. Going to mix honey and cinnamon and apply to half, just plain water for the other half, see what happens Thanks

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Best of luck Fred!

@autumnleaves2294 Год назад

What happened?

@fredwerring8665 Год назад

@@autumnleaves2294 Nothing rooted, in any of my jars

@josephinethornton3823 2 месяца назад

What kind of aloe was that? It seemed so very small and dark. I'm curious if different varieties of allow may have better results. Has anyone tried varieties of aloe to see if there's a difference?

@bonnienichalson5151 2 месяца назад

Thank You for your testing and clear consise post :) I will use cinnamon:) to propagate cutting:) great Channel:) Well done 🥳✨🇨🇦

@JimmyBHarvests Месяц назад

much appreciated!

@sanchosktn.9485 Год назад

A hug from Brasil!

@boywhohasl1vedhascometodie469 2 года назад

I just saw this before propagating some Yoshino trees, thank you so much for saving me that time! And I offer you a request, can you try growing Cherry Blossom trees and test the different methods and techniques, I am trying to start some of my own from seed from a tree in town and it doesn’t seem like it’s working😂 I would greatly appreciate it!

@JimmyBHarvests 2 года назад

I've been collecting tree seeds lately and trying to grow them.. adding cherry blossoms to the list is a great idea!

@boywhohasl1vedhascometodie469 2 года назад

@@JimmyBHarvests thank you! i have been doing some research on cherry blossoms and been experimenting with some cherries from a tree in my town because i dont wanna pay upward of $100 for a tree that might die during shipping. thank you again!

@dhutch12345 2 года назад

You can actually make a rooted cutting right on the tree , by using a clear or colored pop bottle and cut it to fit around the limb , fill it with spagnum moss and I like using root tone also just keep it wet, it will root then you can cut it from the tree and plant it .also pick a decent limb to make a cutting from trial and error will perfect the method.

@Dave_en Год назад

@@dhutch12345Just prepare the soil by mixing tea compost, sand and garden soil. Just tie up a plastic bag with this soil on any of the healthy branch. Just make a small round cut along the circumference of the branch and cover it with the soil and plastic bag. Come back after a month or two. You will see plenty of roots within the plastic bag.

@beenjax94 Месяц назад

Amazing *.*

@rubberband1951 3 месяца назад

Thank you.

@reginahanson2186 Год назад

Thank you. I'm trying the cinnamon 💖

@OG_VeniVidiVici Год назад

Hey, i know this is old, but for the aloe vera, the process is about 120g blended into a gallon of water (typically pour water out the gallon to 8 oz, blend, strain and pour back in). Soak the cuttings in this solution for ~24 hours and then continue with your cloning method. This allows time for the plant to absorb the nutrient solution which contains the hormones (as well as aminos, and macro/micronutrients).

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Thanks for sharing that! More work than a quick honey/cinnamon dip but great to hear its possible

@Dave_en Год назад

As per my experience the cutting should be dipped in aloevera solution for a day before putting it in soil. Even in plain water it works. I was going to throw out my banyan bonsai cuttings after giving it hard pruning. Then decided to try out rooting just out of curiosity. I let the cuttings dry out for 2 days and just soaked them in water for a day. The cuttings which looked dry absorbed water and became green with life energy. Then planted them in organic soil. Within few days leaves started to sprout. Perhaps rooting has started and i'm going to leave it there so that plant establishes itself in the soil before i plan to shift it elsewhere.

@ernestfultz6159 7 месяцев назад

Saliva works just not for cuttings. saliva works for grafting. If you take a cutting and put it in your mouth right after taking it. It keeps the cutting end from drying out long enough to graft it in place. But no saliva won't work on cuttings. cuttings need to harden off not stay open. Also some of your testing is faulty as to how they are being done. Aloe, honey, and cinnamon are commonly used together. because they have different property's. cinnamon=fungal protection, honey is kinda like plant food, And aloe is actually contrary to popular opinion more to prevent disease. None are actually a rooting hormone. Until you add some thing most people don't have available. Water from soaking weeping willow branch cuttings for the hormone the trees create naturally or some other plant that creates an abundances of growth hormones.. Even onions can be used. But mostly for pests that like attack cuttings. because onions produce a toxin. Your test is faulty because of how your using each. Your trying to put every thing in a nice little box, But you have no concept of how each is being used. But yes a lot of videos have bad information. like one seen other day, sugar, baking soda, and vinegar. fermented. basically had nothing to ferment because no yeast or fruit were added. so basically was PH neutral sugar water. Most people don't have any thing in their homes to use as a rooting hormone. But most people do in their back yards. In most cases its the weed or vine that grows out of control and anchors itself to every thing around. Some thing most people don't know is worm castings have auxins rooting hormones.

@mohamedsabra1173 4 месяца назад

well done

@bethc5905 Год назад

Thank you!!!!

@Padraigp 2 месяца назад

Ive only used willow water and sometimes it dtsys fresh and works but other times it starts fermenting and doesnt work and im not sure why. Never heard of using these things they sound nuts.

@avinashthakur80 Год назад

This is really good. I'm just wondering if these DIY agents vary in performance across different plant types ? They became so hyped, so is it because they work on some type of plants but not others ?

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

They might help some plants more than others, its a great point. Tomatoes are relatively easy to propagate. Anything that prevents them from propagating is probably bad for all plants I would assume.

@force9446 6 месяцев назад

Thanks 👍

@cruz6538 11 месяцев назад

You're supposed to dilute aloe vera gel with 10 parts water elsewise it has adverse effects.

@LeadByFaith81 4 месяца назад

Gained a sub for getting to the point.

@crazyDIYguy 2 года назад

Love your videos, excellent 👍💯. Apple cider vinegar might have worked or improved some cuttings by potentially dropping the pH to more acidic in the medium around the stem for some people. (Just a theory) I'm finding out that a more acidic pH 5.0-6.5 helps expedite maple cuttings I'm rooting it seems. So maybe dilute vinegar in combination with a hormone.

@JimmyBHarvests 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Would love to see some content on the maple tree cloning. Ive been trying to look into the tree game and cloning info is hard to find- not sure whats possible

@crazyDIYguy 2 года назад

@@JimmyBHarvests I've killed so many 😄 I might make a video eventually. Check out gibberellic acid I think you could have some fun with that. Or cytokinin (I believe they use that to clone orchids) I'm testing gibberellic right now on some cannabis clones, I'll comment if it does anything 👍 thanks again for the videos 🙏

@hendersonandre1 Год назад

This video was very helpful. Before I even seen it I did a google search trying to figure out the best ways to go about rooting and of all the ones I seen on google I instant went towards cinnamon and honey. Watching this video only confirmed what I already assumed would be the best options for rooting. When I seen vinegar I was thinking that will kill a lot of the health micros in the soil and etc. The aspirin i was like i dont know about that one. The aloe I had rule that out cause I dont have any aloe plant and this is the first time I have heard of saliva but just hearing that I was like no way that will work with all the stuff us humans put in our mouths. Our mouths are probably loaded with all kinds of bad stuff that will probably not be good for plants I would think.

@alantira Год назад

Grazie, bel video!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

🙏🙏🫶🏻

@312countrygirl Год назад

What kind of cinnamon did you use? There is different kinds of cinnamon. Was it organic also? And Thank you so much for your video. I just watched a different one that had most of them in it but did not show results!

@JimmyBHarvests Год назад

Super appreciated! Unfortunately the video with misinformation and no proof has 8+ million views 😂 The cinnamon i used was organic. It was labeled 'Vietnamese cinnamon'. I would guess that most cinnamons would work, but have only tested 1 or 2. Best of luck!