Propagate Cuban Oregano [Effectively]
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Cuban Oregano Propagation
How to propagate cuban oregano
Hello guys, in today's video I am propagating Cuban Oregano from branches and also from leaves. The branches will make roots in 1-2 weeks, but it takes about 3-4 weeks for leaves to create some root system. But still, it is possible.
If you like teas, I recommend you grow some Cuban Oregano on your own! The smell and the taste are just beautiful.
I hope you enjoy the video! Thank you for watching, have a nice day 🍀
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Not gonna lie I was skeptical, but the cuttings really grew enough stems to plant after 3 weeks. Thank you for the video
That's great! Thank You for taking time to leave a positive feedback! I am very happy You find the video helpful ☺🍀
Amazing! I had great success so far with rooting several mint varieties because of your videos. Keep the awesome content coming friend😍
Thank you very much Molly 😊
I have also oregano but its variegated,its nice for cough and colds,nice propagation tips,happy new year sir,
Thank you :) Happy new year!
I have a huge pile of these in my backyard. I had to cut it back...
and I tossed the cuttings to the side and they still rooted lol
That shows that these plants are very easy to grow from cuttings 🙂 Now you have two huge piles of these in your backyarad! 😅
What happened to the leaves you have planted?
They rooted. But it took a long time :)
Genius as usual. Love learning from you.
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Even though I have grow tent that is probably suited for growing it, I only grow veggies and herbs in it 🙂
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Thank you 😊 I'm glad you like it!
This plant is so easy! Saludos desde Costa Rica
Very easy, this plant will survive almost anything! saludos desde Slovakia 🙂
Someone gave me one of these recently. I'll have to give it a try
Definitely! 👍
I have no problem with Cuban oregano here in Malaysia, both the green variety and the variegated variety. I just stick the stems in soil, water them, and in few days they start to sprout. I eat them both, as juice blended with cucumber. Or I use them as seasoning for my spaghetti sauce and in pies.
That sounds great, i’ve never tried to use it as a part of sauce though ☺️
Thank You for tips! 🍀
We love this, herbsm
I'm curious as to what happened to the single leaves in the soil. I'm about to try this now. It's all I got- someone gave me a couple of leaves, so it's the only method I can try.
They have already rooted. But they don't have new shoots yet 😞
I propagated African Violets on the same day and those have already made new leaves.
I read in many forums that leaves planted that way hardly (if ever) grow into complete individual plants. I did try this technique with my variegated Cuban oregano and yep, they haven't grown into anything. They're not dead, however, just sitting there nicely with roots. It's fascinating.
@@patrochilles hahaha
They are so lazy but cute
I wanted to see pictures of the leaves sprouting. Did they sprout? Did I miss it in the video?
Yes they grew roots, but it took them much longer than the whole cuttings.
😊☝ lovely plant it will grow :)
Thank you
Thank you!!! 😁
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Nice video. Nwys what type of soil u are using for ur cuban oregano? They look so healthy. I jjst potted mine ysday but i worried it may rot coz i had trauma for realizing that cuttings not need to potted to vegetable potting mix as it hold too much water, i tried to rescue putting it to prem potting mix with perlite, too late, dead.
Thank you 🙂
The soil type I used for these was universal substrate, which is very similar to the vegetable potting mix. Cuban oregano is very prone to overwatering, it will survive draught easily, but will die fast in wet medium. Even while trying to root cuttings, the soil should be more dry than wet. Especially if you grow them indoors, out of direct sunlight.
Appreciate ur reply, i am thinking of repotting it with mixing the horticutural sand. I planted it ysdy using potting mix with perlite. Thank u in advance if i could get thoughts on doing this or maybe just leave it, as it may only cause repotting/plant shock.
@@eckehareckbert2731 Both perlite and horticultural sand are viable ideas. But I wouldn't transplant it again. If you watered it well after planting, just leave in in shady spot and wait. Did you root the cuttings in water before planting them or did you put them straightly into the soil?
@@Liap thanks. I bought an established plant this time, already big and i was able to divide them into 4 plants coz i was lucky that private home was selling it. However, i am still bit scared that it would rot ,, coz tbh i killed plants even wIth roots 😂😅 no cuttings this time. Yup i agreed, i think i won't repot as i did that so many times to my blueberries and they weren't happy. Sometimes, too much caring isn't good lol
Omg, this is so useful. I am gonna try it tomorrow.
Thank you very much, I still grow these in my room 🙂
Did the leaves rooted as well?
Yes, they did
Proper rooting, or what are known as "zombie leaves"...?
Have just "acquired" *cough* two stems, & am about to strip for putting into water (in Durban, South Africa...on cusp of autumn, after which we have spring again...min mid"winter" night T *might* drop to 5⁰...C - in which case papers call it "a cold snap")
Experimented it myself and rooting was a success. Thank you.
Whatever I trying this plant doesn't grow. I don't know why? Clay soil, garden soil, potting mix, gravel, non fertilized soil, on tap water, ro water, aquarium water, rain water... Still dying or no improvement 😢
That’s interesting. What are the light and temperature conditions? And how exactly the dying starts?
@@Liap living in France, keeping the plants interior. Temperature - normal. Light - sunlight and grow light. Dieing started with no improvement in plant, starting to change pale yellow color. Dropping leaves, some melted starts above soil and rot. I expriment ~25 different methods. Nothing helps. Gave up. No more this plant in my house.
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I just want to know why after I took out my beautiful green oregano plant out of it's smaller pot transferred it to a bigger pot it's turning yellow. I also took it outside to get sun light then I noticed it is starting to turn yellow I am scared of losing my plant please help!
Well, there might be more things causing you plant going yellow.
1 - Fertilizer. When I fertilized my Cuban Oregano with high nitrogen fertilizer it turned yellow in no time. But luckily survived. So no high nitrogen fertilizer. Including soil mix high in nitrogen content.
2 - Overwatering or slow draining soil - a common thing that leads plants to turn yellow and if not solved, to death.
3 - Yellow leaves may be a sign of transplantation stress. Did you trim the plant back before transplanting into a bigger pot?
@@Liap Thank you for your reply. I didn't trim the plant just changed it from it's original pot to a bigger pot. I didn't realize it but I used a potting soil that I bought for it I am not sure what kind it was because I threw the bag out because I used it in other plants as well that are actually doing good. Except for my Cuban oregano plant😪
What soil mix should I use? I think it might be the soil or not sure what but I might of used something she didn't like. I just hope I can rescue her and not lose her.
As longs as your other herbs are doing well, the soil is probably not a problem. Check for pests if you haven't already and mainly check if the soil is not too wet. It still might be reaction to the transplanting. How long has it been since that?
If there is not problem with overwatered soil nor pests, you will probably have to trim the plant back. It will encourage the plant to start new growths.
@@Liap It's been about a week I transplanted her last Sunday. I did see a spired one of her leaves but I didn't take her off since I don't think it will harm her or not sure if it does? I will check all of that tomorrow morning thank you so much for your reply. I greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for the video, had to slow it down as it was unnecessarily sped up, & nauseating background cacophony of pointless musac. How about some dialogue instead? Yes I did turn the dreadfull sound off, slowing the video down from the start would be better.
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Thank You for Your feedback. I will try to learn from that for future videos. I appreciate that! 😊
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