Propagating Gollum Jade with actual results
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2020
- Gollum Jade is from the family of Jades. It's a succulent and can easily be propagated through the cuttings. Watch this video to see how you can propagate Gollum Jade.
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Love Gollum. ( made it my profile pic ) It’s so cute and unusual Mine grew so fast last year from a small cutting. It loves our heat in Perth it seems.
I love your video, there may be hope for me after all
thanks so much for this awesome video!
Very nice presentation.. Thank you
Thank you
excellent video. I have a plant that is at least 6 years old and about the same size as yours. I love that is requires very little care and can spend the summer outside and transtion back inside for New England winters. I think it is outgrowing the pot it lives in. When do you decide to repot?
If it's in the same pot for a few years and grown.
Thank you
Nice mam
Thank you
How old is that big plant!! I have one that's a year and a half old and it's nowhere near tree like
1.5 years old
Someone gave me a very nice decent sized Gollum and I must have over watered it. I've been trying to root it since the fall! Would smaller cuttings root easier than the large trunk I've been trying to root. I let it set until it calloused, it's in a wonderful Succulent soil mixed with perlite. It's under a grow light. I don't want to lose it.
Yes smaller cuttings root faster
@@EasyPeasyGardening Thank you! I just checked the plant and can't believe I have roots! I had just checked it a week or so ago and there was nothing even started! Plants really do go dormant and wake up in the Spring!
@@SSaaNNddYY77 awesome
where we placed it in hot summers
Best time for this kind of propagation ?
What about the watering schedule for the cutting........water untill it comes out under the drainage hole first time and later on ?
Spring is the best time. Water like that every time but only when the soil is dry
@@EasyPeasyGardening
I just poted a few minutes before into leaf compost finger jade let's see what happens
My gollum jade is about to die.. Its leaves have shredded...branch is in drooping state..Please guide..
Does the planter have good drainage? Is the soil too wet? Does it get direct sunlight?
I bought a cutting and it began suffering from root rot. The leaves or fingers look wrinkled and soggy and fall off eventually. The roots have dried up. How can I save it? Can I propagate from a small new growth?
Do you have a healthy branch?
@@EasyPeasyGardening the "branch" is an inch tall and firm. Has a bit of a brown colour scale look on half it's side and green on the other. Roots on the end looks dry.
@@reeceslew7518 may be cut off the healthy branch and plant separately
@@EasyPeasyGardening I'll try that, thanks
@@reeceslew7518 Any progress? :)
After planting the cutting the pot should be kept indirect Sun light till to new shoot come in .....ya anything else.
Keep the soil moist, not wet. That's it.
Hi ma'am. The leaves of my gollum plant is falling off, getting dried at the base and thus falling off. I don't keep in open sun as the temperature is too high in KOLKATA. I water the plant only when the soil is dry. KINDLY HELP WITH SOME CARING TIPS. ❤️😊
Does it get some direct light?
@@EasyPeasyGardening Yes ma'am. Morning light. From 6 am to 9 am. And after that I keep it in on window sil.
@@oyeshikunduchowdhury5422 try watering it a bit more. May be they are falling off because of the heat. How is the color of the leaves?
@@EasyPeasyGardening the leaves are dark green and light green, some leaves are wrinkled and yellow though.
@@oyeshikunduchowdhury5422 just make sure that the soil stays just moist not wet and it gets some morning sun. It will be ok
Gollum Jade Leaf Propagation: HELP?
I have carefully removed about 50 fully intact Gollum leaves and tried everything to propagate them.
Every single one of them failed. I did a handful of leaves for each method:
step 1: dry 1-3 days to callus the leaf end (fully intact leaves)
method 1: dip in willow tea hormone rooting water to coat leaf, set in pan of moist cactus soil, misting when dry, indirect light
method 2: willow tea hormone water, set in pan of moist cactus soil, no misting, indirect light
method 3: no rooting hormone, directly in moist soil, no watering, indirect light
method 4: no rooting hormone, set in dry soil, misting when soil is completely dry, indirect light
method 5: place callused leaf tip into shallow water, change water every day, indirect sunlight
ALL LEAVES ROTTED AND SHRIVELED UP. NO ROOTING.
What am I doing wrong?!
Please someone help I am losing my mind here a bit..
At least one of these methods should have worked. You can try covering the leaves with a clear lid so that they stay in humid conditions
@@EasyPeasyGardening okay I will try that next, thank you! Should I be misting them daily before they’ve rooted? Also I’ve just been setting them ontop of the soil, should I be digging the callused end into the soil at all?
@@catdog7497 on top of soil with a clear loose lid doesn't need misting everyday. If the soil seems dry, mist it
@@EasyPeasyGardening I just moved them into a clear jar with an inch or so of moist cactus soil, kind of pressed them firm into the soil but not covered just enough so they don’t move around and to make sure they’re having contact with the soil, then I covered the jar with a small glass cup. I’ll open the lid once a day to check them and will keep them out of direct sunlight. I’m crossing my fingers I hope this method works! Thank you again!
@@catdog7497 great
My plants stem turned to mush but it wasnt black
See if you can find a healthy stem to grow a new plant