October Plant Propagation Updates and Taking Yoshino Cherry Cuttings
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2024
- It's time for a big plant propagation update on many of the different plants I've shown you over the summer. There's also a couple I didn't film before but attempted like Fothergilla and I also show you how I'm doing some cuttings of a Yoshino Cherry tree. Yoshino cherry trees are in the prunus family and I've found to have good success with other prunus varieties through hardwood cuttings.
Plant Propagation Updates Include:
Boxwoods (Video: • Boxwood Propagation fr... )
Crape Myrtles (Video: • How to Propagate Crape... )
Rosemary (Video: • How to Propagate Rosem... )
Fothergilla (Info: growingthehomegarden.com/2019...)
'Otto Luken' cherry laurel (Video: • How to Propagate 'Otto... )
Hydrangeas (Video: • Simple Hydrangea Cutti... )
For information on Yoshino Cherry trees:
growingthehomegarden.com/2009...
Thank you for watching! I have a lot more information on plants and plant propagation on Growing The Home Garden: www.Growingthehomegarden.com - Jak na to + styl
Timestamps-a-go-go! Rosemary cuttings: 3:08
Thank you for adding this comment. I came only for the rosemary results :)
Thank you!
Thank you I've gotten some cuttings from my neighbor's crepe myrtle and its June here in zone 8. Fingers crossed 🤞
I’m excited to put rosemary all over the place. We lost a substantial bush in a bad cold snap Dec 23 winter 2022 so I want to not repeat that again!
Thats what is great about propagating plants. You can make a few spares and help insure you have some survive harsh weather.
ended up here cuz of rosemary cuttings #1. just subscribed. great info. the rosemary is looking fab. Thanks
Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad the rosemary propagation video was helpful!
Same for me! Great to have news of those rosemary cuttings! Thanks for sharing
newbie to your channel and absolutely love the info you've provided. thanks so much!!
Wow! I just can't believe the success you had with your boxwood cuttings! They look positively amazing! I'll have to go back to your original video to check out the timing of when you took those cuttings and whether or not you used rooting hormone (I'm guessing you didn't). Congratulations! I hope I have half of that success with my "winter cuttings"!
Just commented on your comment! 😀 I think I did use rooting hormone (can't remember at the moment) but I don't think it is necessary for boxwoods. They are very good at rooting.
@@Growingthehomegarden I failed miserably last summer, taking cuttings in August, but I think I can track my many mistakes during that process, so at least I can't say I'm mystified as to why they failed. I'm currently following a winter sowing method (2-3 months for results), but if all else fails, I'll try again in June. Thanks for your help, Dave!
Very interesting - South Wales (UK)
How did the Rosemary cutting in the jar of water do ?
Thanks for the update
hi im from the philippines,i new to your chanel and i was so amaze on how you propagte those cuttings,specialy the rosemarie.how many times i do propagate them but always fails,that why i buy it on the garden shop but still it end nothing,they die.
Can you put crape myrtle cuttings in a glass of water and get roots to form? Also I'd like to see you propagate a wax myrtle.
I live in central OK-zone 7a. If I propagate by soft cutting, should I plant in ground by Oct.31 or over winter inside?
I’d like to see what happened to the crêpe myrtles that were propagated in the little containers of water and sand , how long before they grow roots? , then do I put it right in the ground ? I live in florida
Thanks
What about the crape myrtle cuttings u put in sand and water ? I'm curious to know how they turned out.
Those cuttings did successfully root but I didn't do a followup video on them. I have some crape myrtles I'm about to take cuttings of so I'll try and make sure I show a rooted video.
@@Growingthehomegarden any update on CM?
@@Growingthehomegarden the CM you put in sand... how did those turn out, should we propagate in dirt or sand??
No worries about the leaves falling off on those cuttings?
I'm not sure if you check back on earlier videos when new comments come in, but I'm very curious to know how you handled over wintering your amazing Boxwood root cuttings in this video. I believe you said you were going to pot them up (sometime shortly after this video, because of the amazing roots you created). Once you potted them up, where did you keep them over the winter? I do think you have milder temps than we have here in Buffalo, but I'd be so appreciative if you could tell me what you did with the boxwoods once they were potted up as it got closer to December/January. Thanks so much Dave!
Our temps are much milder that up in Buffalo however we did have some 5-10 degree temps for several nights a couple weeks back. I ended up keeping them in the original container and they did just fine over the winter. I left them under a small tree for the winter. So just a little bit of shelter. I think in general if the plant is hardy in your area it stands a good chance of making it through the winter. just fine.
@@Growingthehomegarden Great to know those details, Dave. If my cuttings happen to succeed, they'll have all summer to create reasonable roots, and leaving them in the same tote through the winter sounds perfect. I do sometimes forget that if they are hardy enough to live and grow in Buffalo, they're hardy enough to winter outside in a protected area. Thanks for the reminder, and for your help!
Anytime!
@@Growingthehomegarden If it gets cold enough to freeze the soil solid in a container, and stays that cold for four or five days or longer , it will likely kill almost any small woody plant, because it will simply dry out, due to the low humidity and inability of the roots to take up more water. I've even seen mature trees die this way a few times, but again this refers to LONG spells of VERY cold weather, not just a couple of days.
How long did you leave the crape myrtle cutting in the sand.
You can expect roots at 4 weeks but could take 6 to 8 weeks. You can transplant after rooting occurs to a potting soil.
Did you propagate Japanese magnolia?
Hai sir😊 good evening I had a problem about the propagate of lagestromia speciosa or crape myrtle they are all die what is your idea about this? Godbless you sir 😊From Philippines 🇵🇭
It's hard to say really without knowing what your process was. Usually it's drying out that is what causes cuttings to die. Make sure you are maintaining moisture in the container. Also make sure the tool you are using to make the cuttings is clean. If your cutting tool had a fungal or bacterial disease on it it could have transferred to the cuttings.
What type of root medium do u use, and where are u located and done those crape myrtle cuttings? I recently hired a phony landscaper to move my purple c. m. dwarf shrub. He apparently, without my knowledge just pulled out my dormant shrub and planted in a hole in front of my home. Its now almost a month and half since and i see no growth at all, but watering it daily. I did scrape some branches and see that they are green, which tells me its still alive, perhaps still in shock. Lately I noticed the top part that i had scraped a couple of weeks ago, and not green anymore, but still green closer to the base. None of the branchs have a node that i can see. its only about a foot and half tall. would you know if I can salvage this shrub, without nodes and still green at the base?
I've used a combination of mediums successfully with the crape myrtle cuttings. Sand, sand/peat, bark ships (soil conditioner), and other combos will work fine. Crape myrtles often are late to leaf out so give it as long as you can. If you see die back it could return from the roots. I'm in Tennessee zone 7.
In your previous video, you placed the crepe myrtle cuttings in wet sand in cups. How do I know when to move them to soil pots? Or, do I just leave them in the sand until they are ready to transplant to the ground as you show in this video? Thanks in advance.
I usually will leave them in the sand just until they have some roots established then pot them up in a good potting soil. When doing that I completely saturate the sand so I can easily remove the cuttings then pot them up. Just be careful that you don't damage any of the roots as they can be tender.
@@Growingthehomegarden thanks so much!!
@@Growingthehomegarden So you keep them saturated the entire time, until they grow roots?
Nice video - What happened with the Yoshino Cherry cuttings?
So far no roots but the cuttings are still alive and well. I hope to see some roots form in the next couple weeks.
My yoshino cherry is in full bloom, can I still do a cutting?
I would wait at this point until the after the blooming is done. You may be able to try doing greenwood cuttings.
Thank you!
What kind of indoor lighting do you use in your garage you speak of?
Nothing fancy, just some 48inch shop lights hanging on shelving.
what happen in water cuttigs??
How long will it take for the crape to grow several feet?
You could easily see a 4ft plant in the second year after rooting.
Do you think forsythia would root similarly? Did you use rooting hormone would you believe?
Forsythia roots extremely well. There is no need for rooting hormone. Take 6 inch hardwood cuttings and put them in a pot. Keep the soil moist and you will have a bunch of Forsythia. They can root in water as well but I prefer the other way.
@@Growingthehomegarden YAY!! Thanks again.
@@Growingthehomegarden I am the worst kind of gardener. I am super impatient so I love this kind of immediate gratification.
Hi... I was wondering if those buckeye seeds actually made trees??? or did the squirrels get em??? lol.. thanks Jo
Squirrels definitely got a couple but I did get 2 plants from them. I only got two seeds this year though so not as many to plant. Hopefully I can elude the squirrels on them.
@@Growingthehomegarden Did I miss the video of them sprouting..??? I had no idea that those trees could grown in Arkansas. I'm purchasing my own property at the end of this month, and I'd like to put specific trees around it; one being a few buckeye trees. Thank you for your reply.! jo
I don't think I did a whole video on it sprouting but it was probably in one of my updates or tours.
About 21 minutes into the May Garden Tour video I did an update on the buckeye seeds. czcams.com/video/toCOhk9Ch7U/video.html
@@Growingthehomegarden Oh.. Thank you so much..! I appreciate you taking the time to inform me..! jo
Looking for update on Magnolia Tree??? You Propagated.
Hi Joel, in the comments of that video some people asked the same question. That round of Magnolia cuttings did not make it. They began to rot and I had throw them away. The method should work though. Greenwood cuttings can dry out fast so I would recommend tenting or misting to improve success.
Is it possible to propagate gardenia?
It is. Softwood cuttings work best. Leave 1 or 2 leaves on the top of the cutting and take one about 4 inches long.