Proteas from Cuttings! How to get successful results! Roots almost every time!
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2020
- Hi all, today we are focusing on Protea propagation through cuttings. master this and you can have absurd amounts of plants in your collection!
Additional note: Cuttings can only be taken from not patented or expired patent material. doing anything other than this would be unlawful. please do your research!
thank you all!
Best,
Jason
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Very underrated channel.. thanks for your clear and concise info.
Excellent instruction; I can't wait to try propagating my proteas.
I tried these tips and 4 out of my 6 plants rooted!!! Thank you so much
Excellent presentation. As an OLD Phd in Botany I appreciate your knowledge! Kudos!
Great, well detailed yet concise video! Love it
Thankyou for a very informative video, very easy to understand and follow. I am in Australia and I have a beautiful well established King Protea in my front yard, it measure roughly 2metres tall. I am wanting to take cuttings from it, and had no idea on how to do this. As we are now in Spring, i can see a couple of perfect places to strike from. I will be watching more of your Videos, Thanks again ..
This has been really helpful.
Thank you so much.
Thank you. Very helpful information and well done video. I’m new to proteas, here on the Big Island, Hawaii.
A great educational video, everything was clearly explained. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
I look forward to your future videos.
Thanks again, well done.
MK
Very helpful and easy to understand
Thank you
Thankyou for a great video. Very clear and detailed.
Love your work, I hope you do another video soon, would love to see an update on how things are coming along with your plants that you've planted out and talk more about proteas in general.
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VERY excited to have found your channel! Subscribed and have all notifications activated!
Nice job, good compact presentation full of info, you should have a show on tv. Not to be sexist but throw in a bunch of smiles and you are golden.
Well done! Good idea to use a well-established plant as a “mother plant.” It’s incredible that you have taken that many cuttings from your mother plants. A big thanks for the inspiration.
Good clear explanation. Thx
Thanks for the video!
Great video!
Great advice. Thank you very much
Awesome video bud!!!
excellent video, thank you!
G reat thanks that is most helpful. It is Summer here now in New Zealand so I'll wait until it cools in March before I start to take cuttings from our Protea which has fallen over.
thanks for this informative video.
Very interesting video.❤❤❤
Great video
Excellent video thanks! I am living in Johannesburg South Africa
Great info thanks 😊
Hi, thanks for the tips!!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video - thank you
Thank YOU for watching!
Thanks for the great video i will definitely try to propagate proteas .
Thanks for sharing all your protea video in different sites...greetings from Canary Islands, Spain...
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@@evasilva1692 o que quere você que eu fale em portugués, eu sou Espanhol, das ilhas Canárias......
Thank you for this video! Proteaceae lover from Australia here, and thanks to your tips I managed to propagate a few cuttings from my Leucadendrons and King Proteas. Out of interest, have you ever tried other Proteaceae from Australia like Banksias and Grevillea? They’re pretty rewarding too, and mostly grow in similar climates…
Great! Very informative. I start my propagating following your technique.
great video, thanks, I have to try this method with my Waratha (Telopea speciosissima)
Thank you so much for all your wonderful tips and willingness to share such valuable info about proteas. How would one order a sweatshirt?
I sow a few seeds 3 weeks ago and a few of them are sprouting. How old do you recommend the plant should be to start getting cuttings from? Or what rule do you follow?
Do you have a new channel? I haven’t seen new videos, I love your videos! Thanks for your time and effort
Hi. Thanks for the great video. Which is the best time of the yr to do cuttings of the king protea
Great information! I notice you didn’t water the new planting. Do you water at first planting?
Thanks for the great info! What kind of peat do you us (pH and other parameters) ?
Thanks Jason. I tried and mine didn’t strike due to extreme heat.
Questions for you. Which wall should I place them. Will they like the the morning Sun? Should I place them under small bush to have filtered Sun ?
How often do you water them or mist them?
Hi, thank you so much for the info...
Can I cut multiple cuttings off 1 mother plant at the same time?
Hi Jason I would love for you to reply and answer the comments..it would be helpful because a lot of your viewers have the same questions. I realise it would require extra work from you but this is such a great informative video that my only critique would be a lack of response from you on the comment questions. Also, can you post the link you mentioned in your video in the comment section about ‘how to take care of your new seedlings. Thanks Jason. The Protea is our National Flower in South Africa and our cricket team are named after them.
What's the best time of year to take protea cuttings for rooting?
Enjoying your videos. I'm in Australia and have a temperate climate. Really keen on propagating Proteas etc. Not sure if you're still active now.
Thank you for the helpful video! I was wondering, could you use Sunshine Mix #4 during these 4-6 months? Would you need to add fertilizer in this case?
You didn’t show the watering. Liked the video. Much detail than any others thank you so much. Do you sell the new plants?
What about watering? After rooting powder when you stick it in soil, is the soil already moist? Do you water it before so that it doesn’t disturb the rooting hormone? I have a cutting now someone gave me. I have soil and rooting powder but not sure about the watering
Hi, I’m new to your channel, in this video you ended with “the seasons right”. (For propagation). What season is that? I live an hour north of Santa Barbara and things are just beginning to bloom. It’s mid December. Thanks for all your help. C
Can you take cuttings from protea all year round or is there a specific time of the year?
I really like your video. Do also sell them? I'm in Los Angeles
Hi there! Can you give some advices on taking care of leucadendron? Mine just get very dry and looks like it is dying... the leaves are dry and drooping.. thanks so much!
Hi that branch up I've got a branch with a flower on it was given to me as a gift and I wanted to get roots from it and get it to grow what do I do about the huge protea plant at the flower at the top
Adoro próteas. Foi um amigo que me falou dessas maravilhosas plantas. Já encomendei para colocar num vaso. Desejo de coração que se desenvolvam no exterior de minha casa. Numa varanda que eu tenho. Prometo a essa planta tratá-la com muito carinho e 😍❤️
What is the best time of year to take cuttings?
Today I got four cutting of different protea two queen and two pincushion hopefully one or two takes i used the same soil mix’s
What season does the cutting get done please? Is autumn fine in a warm climate?
I have some very old protea , they still flower well, but i have been told that they will eventually age out. Can we take cuttings from old proteas , they are dying back but also putting out new shoots
If there is a small flower bud should I cut them off the top completely?
how long does it take, on average, for the cutting to root?
When should I water the new cutting. Could not see your response to the same question someone else has asked also. If I water it straight away does it effect the hormonal liquid? Bit confused 🤔
I cut some of my lucadendron to use in an arrangement. They’re now going on 5 months in the vase and have new growth. Can it propagate them and how would you recommend I do it?
What is a reliable place to look up the patent information? I try using Google but can't always find the information.
Hello, can I root Protea, Leucospermum, Leucodendron cut flowers from the florist's? Thank you for the answer. I live in the Czech Republic, the only way to get Proteaceae here is get them as cut flowers :(.
Can you explain your 45 degree cut? Is that right across the bottom or is it a cut into the plant up from the bottom?
I got some High Gold leucospermum cuttings and followed your instructions. Assuming I'm successful at rooting it, how long will it take to bloom? I read somewhere that it might take years! Just curious your thoughts.
If I keep it in a greenhouse would they like it?
Didn't understand how you used Hormex , I thought the cutting goes into water first then dipped into powder, you said you added water to your hormex is that correct?
How do I grow a Protea "mother plant" to be able to obtain cuttings from?
Kindest regards
Terry
How often do you water the cutting?
Thanks Jason - this video is great! Watching this all the way from NZ.
I have 2 questions I'm hoping you can answer:
Do you use river sand or is finer beach sand ok?
Have you ever had any success in propogating in water? Prior to finding your video I tried a couple of cuttings both in potting mix (big fail - it died within days) and water. The ones in water are still quite healthy looking but there is no root growth (it has been about 2 months). I used a rooting hormone after cutting.
I have just followed your instructions on some more cutting so hoping for some success with those. Unfortunately we have to pull out our Protea tree so hoping to grow some babies..
Tanja , have you had any success in NZ with growing proteas from cuttings?
will a leuccspermum grow from a cutting
Great video! I’m in coastal San Diego and have found that after 3 years in ground, my leucospermums have done great, my leucadendrons are OKish, but my proteas have yet to flower. (Didn’t manage to get my banksias in ground before they bit the dust.) Any thoughts on why/how these species behave so differently in a garden landscape? Advice?
Im from cape town south africa and really despise banksias grevilleas and waratahs with a passion.... Probably because we hate the aussies.... i can grow proteas here with ease... its like just popping them in the soil and off they go.... My grandmother use to grow them in her garden.... i remember going to her house, close to the sea shed have tons of it... they were just growing wild i think.
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do you water these?
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Hi Jason -I sent you an email but guess it went to your spam-maybe check if you could ? also wondering -your first cutting video you dipped the stem in a liquid and then a powder rooting hormone -now you just use the one extra strength -is this your new preferred method ?? thanks !! love the videos!
Where can buy your plants ?
Hi Jason,
I would like to know if you plan to sell your transplant king protea?
I lives in northern CA
Does work cutting from flowershop
Thanks for your informative video. I have previously done some cuttings using a standard potting soil. What are your thoughts on that?
Did the standard potting soil work for you?
@@booz394 one out of my 3 cuttings has survived and is growing. Haven’t tried again
Wow can i order that kind of plant🤗💞
at the moment my plants are still getting bigger, but kings can be found easily!
Hi from Kentucky! I have 3 proteas and wanted to know if they would be better suited inside because our summers can be extremely humid. I have plants growing in a specific part of the house and they receive morning sun. Your help and input would be greatly appreciated. Also, are you planning to sell your proteas from your mother plant? God bless and take care!
as long as they get good air circulation, they should be fine! try to not water as much.
and we will at some point, our stock is still coming along
thanks!
Hi, not sure if aware but the lower part of your video is blurred out so we can't see the table you are working on, also can't see the smaller pot.......
Where are you located? Southern California?
Do you sell your proteas plants. I am very interested in buying a few plant.
So you leave these plants in soil for three to four months and never give them any water at all until they root? What happens if you water them before they root?
I can clarify. so we are definitely watering them every so often. the goal is to keep the soil at a medium moisture. if your soil dries completely, your cuttings WILL fail. the consistant routine and maintaining moist soil will bring you success. Thanks!
-Jason
Do you sell your cuttings?
Do you sell your plants. I would like to purchase a king protea. Please let me know
The soil mix you use for the cuttings, what type of sand is best?
coarse sand, like concrete sand
Horticultural sand by E.B. stone naturals-recommended for use in potting mixes $3.99 for 2 dry Quarts at Summerwinds Nursery, San Francisco Bay area
Can that kind of plant can grow in Philippines?🤗💖
it might be a bit too humid, but as long as it gets good air circulation, it should succeed!
The wood you are using for cuttings how old are they,,,they dont look like new growth ,,
i would say enough for the wood to be rigid but not woody, typically 6-8 months
@@AdHortus Thank you
15 minute video that should have been 5