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How to Propagate Oleander from Stem Cuttings
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2020
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I propagated several types of Oleander by stem cuttings in soil, I show how I made the cuttings and planted them in soil in a mini greenhouse using a humidity dome. I will follow up in about a month and show how the Oleanders did.
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Oleanders are super easy, you can propagate with almost any soil, but commercial potting soil makes keeping it moist easier. I like to leave in partial shade and water once a day, never letting the soil get dry until you have some growth. You don't need to leave any leaves on the cutting either, if you do, cut them in 1/2. You can use hard or soft wood, but right in the middle seems to work the best/fastest/durable, 3/8 to 1/2 inch soft-ish wood will yield great results (1-2 year old stems). It'll take around a month to see some action, longer if you try too early in the year.
Great advice, Thanks!
Thank you
Live in gran canaria and find it hard to find deep red oleander. Finally got two, so going ahead after watching you videos. Thanks for sharing!!
Good luck, Hope they work for you!
Extremely helpful video with advice that works! Thanks!
Great video, but I can’t find your follow up video. Why would you propagate in soil for a month, if they sprout roots in water in only two weeks?
You can also cut all the leaves off. The stem goes into damp sand, better chance for roots to grow.
and need to sun , air n water after that?
Thank you! super helpful! I am going to do the orleaners in the front of my house but I need something similar in the back yard along the fence, can you recommend something similar that isn't toxic? I appreciate it! 😊
another great video! when can we see more of the greenhouse build? 👍
I had to send my GoPro camera off for warranty work, taking them forever, supposed to be in mail back to me now so will be soon!
@@GrowNewPlantsdid they root after all?
Love your videos with lots of great tips! Do you still have your ebay store, was wanting to purchase some of the bald cypress seeds from you but never saw the link!?
Thanks
This is helpful. I want oleanders all around the property. Some are really thick and give more privacy than others. ❤️❤️
So did you say overall sprouting in water works faster and better?
Is there a follow up video? I'd like to know if it was better in soil or water. LMK!
Yes following this..
What's the name of the root hormone that u use?
any results?
Can oleander grow branches like a tree?
I need to grow a lot of these. I have many in my yard along a fence. It's almost November. Is there a time not to try this and a better time to do so?
spring and summer is best, early is better to let them get established before their first winter. Most all in my area froze back last year in the extreme freeze
@@GrowNewPlants Thank you.
Isn’t oleander poisonous ? How come you don’t wear gloves ? I hear the sap causes skin irritation ?
It is toxic if you ingest it, they say it may irritate skin but it did not bother me
@@GrowNewPlants brave man I full on cover up when working with them
I just watched a video on deadly plants. This is on the list. Deadly for humans and pets. One person commented their neighbors plant came across a fence line and their dog are it and died.
Yes they are toxic to dogs if they eat them
@@GrowNewPlants i heard you need to consume alot for the poison to take effect. 1 leave is not going to kill anything i guess?
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