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What a nice pep talk :) It can be scary to get in there. Thank you :)

I got fresh cuttings 2 days ago and put them in water, in garage. I knew I couldn’t do anything with them until today. Wellll, over those last two days, we had sudden 100+ degrees PLUS humidity. Today as an example - weather Station says it’s 93 out, but with 53% humidity, it says temp feels like 114!!! Anyways, so while in water and I only two days - all leaves died. Suggestions?? 😢 I was thinking a humidity dome, but then realized they surely don’t need that with this high humidity here lol

My brother got a lot of moon cacti and i ended up having to care of them and i got the really recently. I was wondering will the top grow a lot or will it remain around the same size.

I’ve taken cuttings of honeysuckle and now they’re rooting. The rooting powder has great effect. I’ve just taken cuttings from a butterfly bush hoping they’ll root the same way. Thanks for sharing 👍

this method didn't work for me,, I took the cutting exactly like you did, but the leaves where I cut them in half at the top turned brown and then slowly the stem turned brown from the top first. The soil was always kept moist. Not sure what happened, but I think next time I will try one in just water, and also I will not cut the leaves in half and see if that helps.

Worse video I've ever seen. Glad you could see what you were doing bc i couldn't

thank you

All the info above is good and correct about getting cuttings ready to root, but 5 weeks is long by my standards. Not all cuttings will root at the same speed. In only 2 weeks I have 1 cutting from BBush that has some nice roots already. In similar pots to the above I will make a greenhouse effect and keep them humid and under lights if you have it. I also prefer soilless mix to root cuttings. Later on after rooting is good you can up pot to regular potting soil or mix.

I've done what you said. Keeping my fingers crossed. Now to keep an eye on them, water them as needed and for the best by the end of the first week in August. Thank you for your guidance! I planted six starts. 😊

update on success? Thanks

Thank you. Think I’ll subscribe. This was very useful 🎉

I usually throw out or compost when I trim. I'm going to try this so I have more bumbles and butterflies to watch.

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Thanks for doing this. I'm going to make another attempt at this. The ONLY time I have succeeded is with my prize winning, as far as I'm concerned, Callistemon, which obviously draw alot of bees as well as butterflies. They are at about 10ft. right now and already blooming. I managed to get just one cutting to take off, and I'm happy for that. I just transplanted it. Maybe these will do better this time.

Gm edagdwg thanks for sharing love THIS special bush have one a forever fan. Linda j.peace

Seed pragating

I ordered online 2 rose of Sharon. I just received them (November 2,2023) they came in a small pot. Can I put them underground or should I leave them outside in the pot.I have them inside the house and they are losing their leaves.. I’m afraid they’re dying 😢please help. Thank you 🙏🏻

Thanks for this video! It was really helpful. I planted some black bamboo in a horse trough last spring. They’re around 3’ now, very full & fluffy too. Do you think it’s too soon to cut some of it out and transplant some into another horse trough -outside? (I’m in Austin). Or should I bring them inside & put them in smaller pots (like your video) for the winter? Only 5 more years & we won’t have to look at our neighbors bathroom window anymore.

What's the difference between potting soil and potting mix??

I loved your advice about 'Do it before you think you're ready to'. That's gardening in a nutshell. I had no idea these were so easy to propagate or I'd have already done it, but now I'm going to have lots of butterfly bushes. Thank you!

Is there a certain time to propagate? I can’t wait to do this! Thank you, sir

Great video How long does it take for the young plant to mature? Thank you

Mind blown! I have so many succulents growing in my yard and I was wondering how I could get some for the inside of the house. I'm doing this this weekend! Thank you so much.

I just this last night and watered from the top. D'oh!

😅 but a too long!

Will this work by placing the stem in water?

Thanks so much

Hi! How soon after do you water it???

didn't know it was that easy,,going to try that for sure

"Practice will make better" love that!

Well I had to laugh when you said you were growing Red Robin and Tiny Tim tomatoes. EVERY fall I plant Red Robin (from saved seeds) into decorative pots and place them on my window sill along with Little Sicily, Tiny Tim, and various short varieties of peppers for growing all throughout the winter months. The flavor of the Red Robin and Little Sicily cannot be beat! And they stay short and productive until mid-June, when they get kicked outdoors along with all the regular tomato transplants. I give away Tiny Tim to neighbors along with other plant starts. People are always happy to have tomatoes already ripening when they are just putting in their younger transplants. The pepper plants will grow on my windowsills for four or five years, though, before I put them out with my regular pepper plants. Have you ever tried Tennis Ball butterhead lettuce, Red Romana, Freckles, romaine lettuces, New Red Fire or plain old cheapy Grand Rapids leaf lettuce in your greenhouse? These varieties grow like weeds for me in the green house even through extreme heat and down to the freezing mark. I grow many more varieties, but these are the most popular with visitors along with the lambsquarters and Marie's Special garlic. People just love them. Another fine video, Thank you!

I will be sharing this video with one of my grandsons who loves birds and plants. Ever notice that the bigger the pot the more gi-normous those Aloe Vera plants grow? The great grandmother of my kitchen plant got to 5 feet tall so I gave it to a neighbor with a sliding-glass door to plant it in front of. It immediately shot up a tall flower stalk upon transplant into a large planting tub. And grew another foot! It began as a three inch tall Mother's Day gift from my son only five years earlier. Amazing plant, the Aloe!

Great video, thanks. Just what I needed to see today! I am seriously going to do rosemary this year. Frost in July or August always does it in for me, but I will feel better if I can snatch cuttings from my indoor plant. Or someone else's plant. This year my plants will be placed in a rock herb garden with glass panes all around among the heat - lovers and a water well to retain heat near the more tender herbs. A fun project with grandsons that I am going to share this video with soon.

Thank you! ❤

Great tips my friend 😊👍🌱

First time ever hearing about them.

Why do you let it sit for a few days before replanting? I've never had to do that before.

Mine still healthy with bright green body but without the top after 6 months. What to do to make it grow something out early? Please help, thank you so much!

When is the first watering you give the new cuttings after repotting?

Great video! I am doing this as soon as the growing season starts. Thank you again!

Nice! Ty!

I love the advice that you give us at the end of the video. Thank you

What to do if the bottom part dies? What should I do with the red top?

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Miss you guys posting. Hope you start again.

great video. I watched your video and planted my butterfly bush cuttings. I covered them in plastic. I bought a small frame zip up green house. Can I keep them in there covered? It's September and winter is coming. thanks.

Thank you!!

Thanks for the tips!!

The top if my moon cactus died so I cut it off and now, on a top corner of the remaining cactus, I have a skinny, new growth. It's super skinny and long so I'm wondering what I should do with the new growth. I'm afraid it will get knocked off!?!!!