Thank you for repeating the process many times. I have ADHD and often struggle to take in how-to videos. Yours vid is fab, about to head outside and give it ago!
sorry to be off topic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my password. I love any tips you can give me
@Ryland Ira Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Crystal clear, thank you. Tip - I was taught to put a tiny amount of the rooting powder/gel onto a saucer and dip the cuttings in that. Discard any surplus. Reason - if your cutting has a disease you are transferring into the rooting powder/gel pot and subsequent cuttings may get infected.
Hello I live in Canada where the summer is very short and winter is harsh. I have seven climatis in my garden and love them dearly!!!! Can I make the pots and keep them inside the house until next may to be transferred to the garden?
Hi Narges, thank you for your email. Clematis are hardy plants. Do you know which ones you have? They will not like being inside, unless they are young plants. You will need to keep the soil moist, but not wet (in other words hold back on watering too much), and ideally leave them on a bright windowsill. If you have a coldframe they will be happy in there until May, but if the ground isn't frozen yet, you can still plant them. Once planted, you can add a top dressing of compost c.10cm thick to act like a winter duvet, and then come the spring they will start to grow again. I hope this helps. Regards Mark
Wonderful. Thank you. I’m going to visit my friends yards. Do you leave the bag loose like that or put maybe a rubber band around to keep it tight? Thank you so much,
Hi Felicity, preferably on new shoots that have not flowered, but if your clematis is in full flower then either wait until the autumn and take semi-hardwood stems and do exactly the same or wait and keep an eye out for any new shoots.
Always worth a try. If you can give the plant in the pot some heat from below it will help. You can try a homemade version: Honey Rooting Hormone Recipe Boil two cups of water. Add a tablespoon of organic honey (you can use processed if it’s all you have). Mix together and let the solution cool to room temperature. When cool, dip your cuttings into the mixture and continue the propagating process.
I've done it 3 times without rooting hormone and it worked. The clematis in question was growing very strongly, so maybe hormone is useful for weaker growing plants.
No waffly preamble, no lifestyle guff, no gurning at the camera, no gardening "journey" - great video!
Thank you Mark, you have made that so easy to understand how to take a clematis cutting. Many thanks, I'm going to try this out today.
No fluff. Right to the point. Repeats it multiple times. Excellent.
Thank you for repeating the process many times. I have ADHD and often struggle to take in how-to videos. Yours vid is fab, about to head outside and give it ago!
Thanks Gemma
I LOVE Mark Lane & really appreciate all his tips for us gardeners with different abilities
I absolutely adore your videos, I’ve learnt so much, many thanks 🙏🏾
Thank you
Wonderful video.....your instructions are so clear.....I’m going to check out your other videos....thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Lovely, straight forward guidance and no faff!! Love it 🙂. Thankyou Mark
sorry to be off topic but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my password. I love any tips you can give me
@Jedidiah Kayson instablaster ;)
@Ryland Ira Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Ryland Ira It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my account :D
@Jedidiah Kayson glad I could help :D
Thank you so much! Very useful video!
Thanks. Clear and simple info...❤️
Thanks for sharing!
thank u mark good video
thank-you! I've failed at this in the past, probably wrong timing. I shall succeed this year thanks to you.
Crystal clear, thank you. Tip - I was taught to put a tiny amount of the rooting powder/gel onto a saucer and dip the cuttings in that. Discard any surplus. Reason - if your cutting has a disease you are transferring into the rooting powder/gel pot and subsequent cuttings may get infected.
Awesome video, no nonsense. Thanks Mark!
Glad you liked it!
Thank goodness instruction clear and presice I will be doing this today thank you so much 😁
Wow that was easy. Thank you 🙏🏼 wish me luck ☺️🤞🏼
Clear and concise. I’m not naturally green fingered but I’m going to give this a go. Thank you 😊
Thanks Mark I am going to try it.
Fantastic! All my questions answered - thanks Mark :)
Looking forward to trying this, thank you
You sure make that look easy
It is easy. Just take your time.
Great tutorial! You could have a career in television ;)
Impressive, thanks I’ll try tomorrow
😊😊😊Hy thanks for sharing👍
My clematis stem broke below the soilling and is dying so im going to grab some cuttings and see if i can save it...
Just what I was looking for! Thanks
You re great thank you.
Thanks
Hello
I live in Canada where the summer is very short and winter is harsh. I have seven climatis in my garden and love them dearly!!!! Can I make the pots and keep them inside the house until next may to be transferred to the garden?
Hi Narges, thank you for your email. Clematis are hardy plants. Do you know which ones you have? They will not like being inside, unless they are young plants. You will need to keep the soil moist, but not wet (in other words hold back on watering too much), and ideally leave them on a bright windowsill. If you have a coldframe they will be happy in there until May, but if the ground isn't frozen yet, you can still plant them. Once planted, you can add a top dressing of compost c.10cm thick to act like a winter duvet, and then come the spring they will start to grow again. I hope this helps. Regards Mark
Thanks for uploading but it could really have done with being a more close-up shot.
Yes, I agree with you.
Thank you for the information it's worked please tale me when we need to plant on the ground?
Plant out once you see roots coming out of the bottom of the pot
@@MarkLaneDesigns thank you so much for the replay GOD bless you
Is this rooting hormone gel/powder essential for growing clematis cuttings?
Can onlyone help me please when is the best time to take cutting of my Clematis please
April/early May
When the plant is growing and forming new branches, choose one of the new( but few days old) branch
I can succeed easily with Clematis montana but how do I propagate large flowered clematis cuttings? Could you advise please.
Never knew it was that simple. Thank you for the very informative video but I have one question, what time of the year is it best to do the cuttings?
Yes, this drives me nuts ... they never say !
The best time to take clematis cuttings is April/early May.
Wonderful. Thank you. I’m going to visit my friends yards. Do you leave the bag loose like that or put maybe a rubber band around to keep it tight? Thank you so much,
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I never did the internodal cutting....thought we would do right below a node.
So you do this in springtime?
Do you take cuttings before or after the plant has flowered .Does it have to be new growth please ?
Hi Felicity, preferably on new shoots that have not flowered, but if your clematis is in full flower then either wait until the autumn and take semi-hardwood stems and do exactly the same or wait and keep an eye out for any new shoots.
Why to the edge of the pot?
what is in this black bottle?
Hi what's the best time in England to make these cuttings and one rooted when do u think it's best to plant out.
Take late soring/early summer and should be ready to plant out the following spring.
This can be done without the gel?
Hi, thanks for your video, when you cover with the bag, can you leave it outside? Or does it have to be in the house on a window sill or green house?
You really need somewhere warm, and heat after propagation helps speed up root development
@@MarkLaneDesigns Thank you
How do we root cuttings of large flowered clematis? Please advise me.
In exactly the same way, but as most large flowering clematis flower early summer, you will need to take cuttings in March.
Crecieron?? Cómo están al día de hoy?
Did clematis gives seeds
they do, but it takes longer for the seed to germinate, compared to taking cuttings.
Why sticking by the edge?
As the roots form they split as they hit the pot creating more roots, which means a happy plant
@@MarkLaneDesigns Ah Oke! Thx!
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Couldn't see what he was doing
What is the chance this would work without the rooting hormone?? Lockdown problems 🤣
Always worth a try. If you can give the plant in the pot some heat from below it will help. You can try a homemade version: Honey Rooting Hormone Recipe
Boil two cups of water.
Add a tablespoon of organic honey (you can use processed if it’s all you have).
Mix together and let the solution cool to room temperature.
When cool, dip your cuttings into the mixture and continue the propagating process.
I've done it 3 times without rooting hormone and it worked. The clematis in question was growing very strongly, so maybe hormone is useful for weaker growing plants.
I’m doing everything wrong.
Oh no. If you need any help, just get in touch.