Easy, straightforward, no bullshit. This guy is the best. And his cutting results looks extremely healthy unlike other self-proclaimed genuises videos.
I really like how he is so practical. No spending thousands and thousands of dollars to root plants or germinate seeds. No special rooms, grow lights, special trays on and on. This guy shows how fun easy and inexspensive rooting and growing plants can be. Excellent video. Keep up the excellent work.
So true, direct, and to the point, and without annoying music. I can easily follow these instructions, and I have plenty of plastic containers I have been saving for repurposing! Only have to get the green moss. Definitely a thumbs up/like.
Grow lights do come in as useful for some plants if you're somewhere that gets dark during winter months, or in a room that doesn't recieve direct sunlight. But you can still be relatively cheap with those, using "daylight" lamps instead of specialty lamps even if they're not quite as efficient for growing.
inexpensive if u work with plants in ur area or atleast plants compatible with ur area. expensive starts with tropical/subtropical plants in an cold area for example - weather, soil, light… gardening was never expensive if u keep ur hands just around plants for ur soil & climate zone 😉👍
Thank you! I've learned so much from your vlog my plants are thriving and I do cuttings now instead of buying more plants. Saves me so much money to use for planting soil and beautiful planters. Thank you being frugal is not being cheap it's being practical. 🙏❤❤❤❤🙏🌺🌻🌺
Dude, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!! Your video has solved my biggest problem in rooting cuttings, especially the first method with the green moss and plastic container.
Omg, you're giving away all your secrets! This could easily have been spread out to several videos. Thank you for so much information so concisely. I've been gardening for years but you taught me some things and also reminded me of methods I've heard of but not tried.
Such an excellent, simple, cheap & practical way of propagating plants !!!! You have explained it so well compared to some other videos that I have watched on propagation. Thank you kindly !!! Much appreciated.
Great video! I subscribed bc 1) you get straight to the point, no nonsense going on. 2) you stay on topic, and you’re thorough yet concise! 3) you have great ideas that many people can implement quickly and easily, with little to no money involved….and you even show us how we will get results with each method by not just talking about it, but you DO each one you speak of, then show us how to seal it, water it (and with what), and then show us the results after a few days. Amazing! Thank you got a great video!! I look forward to seeing more!☺️🌸🌱🌾🪴🎋🌻
In Australia green moss is called sphagnum moss & yes it's perfect for cuttings. I've grown roses, frangipani & zygo cactus easily using this medium. Great video & very well explained. Thank you.
Here in the States too, he might just might have peat moss on the brain which is definitely not what he is using...nice catch : D and definitely important for propagation.
Thank you so much! I have been trying to grow onions from seeds and not even one seed is propagating. The green moss secret is so valuable and thank you for sharing these secrets🪴. I have a rooting hormone and tried it once and it didn’t work and watching your video just made me realized that the bottom has to be planted without disturbing it so it makes sense to dig a small opening before planting it.
Great ideas!!! I have had so much difficulty starting plants from seeds and appreciate these "secret economical tips"!!! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge:)
Amazing! I can't wait to try the green moss for rooting cuttings this summer. Thank you so much for all the details and follow-up! These are great secrets to make propagation much less stressful! Subscribed!
Tremendous video, thank you! I've struggled with cuttings so much. I have been putting my cuttings in regular soil in seeding tray, no humidity, zero success. Now I know why, knowledge is power, thank you sir! Subbed
I am super grateful to you for this video. I know it had to have taken a lot of time and organizing to show us from beginning to end this process. Thank you.
Wow this is totally amazing I never heard of green moss to start cuttings in I NEED to try this ASAP!! Thank you so much I love your videos so informative..
Best video on propagation I have seen so far. I usually propagate in water but when it comes to ivy plants it takes them four weeks just to begin growing tiny roots! And some of them don’t make it. I will definitely try this method with my next ivy cuttings.
You gained a subscriber after watching this concise video! Thank you sooo much! Anyone giving a thumbs down/dislike would probably kill a plastic plant! LOL!! Keep up the good work!!!
Brilliant! I was so torn with how to propagate my favorite fitonia, because water propagation will make fragile roots that may shock when put in soil and are so easy to rot, but soil propagation requires so much attention and has a high rate of failure. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! I'm so excited to propagate my very first plant and share it with my close friends.
a tip I read the other day re water propagation - you can do water propagation and then a week before planting add a little soil to the water each day to prepare the plant
I propagate my Fittonia in a round cake container and lid (like a birthday cake from the store). I open it up every week or two and air it out a few minutes and give it a mist inside if needed. Only problem is they grow so fast and tall I frequently have to cut and prop again so they fit. 😂
Really great information! Thank you. I will be giving this a try this week with both the seed method and the cutting method. Looking forward to great results.
Great Tips on Cutting Propagation for newbie like me. I tried last year for the very first time but did not get success with Jasmin/Mogra cuttings with Garden soil and Rooting powder. I got initial success in cuttings, they had some little leaves but in 5th week, it got all dried out. Now I learn such a simple way from your very informative video, I will use this technic for Jasmin cuttings for sure. Really appreciate your video and knowledge sharing !!! Please post some video on Jasmin cuttings as well... Thank You So Much !
Quick question.. Does anybody know if the dehydrated moss that decoration stores sell is also Sphagnum moss? I always thought it was normal garden moss, which I believe has a much higher PH? Thanks to anyone that can help. Also, to the creator of this video - thanks for the information!
Thank you for making my new project so much easier! I was expecting to have to research how to use rooting hormone but here it is. Sincere appreciations for sharing.
I've got a fair amount of success propagating bougainvillea cuttings with a similar method to your #3; 6-8in cuttings about the diameter of a pencil, scar the bottom, apply rooting hormone, and plant nearly to the bottom of the cup/pot. With regards to leaves, you're right that they can make limited use out of them but it's also important to realize that they respire through their leaves and thus can lose a lot of moisture through them. What I typically do is leave maybe 3 or 4 leaves at most and any large leaves I'll actually just cut in half.
Green sphagnum peat moss: amzn.to/3cHqHEW Rooting hormone: amzn.to/3cBCmoZ Transparent humidity dome box: amzn.to/3twGu0p Stretch wrap: amzn.to/3qU15K2 Few days means 4-7 days. Watch your plants daily!
Awesome video!!!! Super helpful, affordable, and I don't hear these tips often enough if ever! Great content, liked shared and subscribed, stoked to see more!
All great advice, thank you! I often get cuttings that have fallen at Home Depot etc. and this is a great way to create more and more plants for free! New friend here 💚🪴
I’ve seen several of your videos and I have no idea why I haven’t already subscribed to your channel but I did so now. Thanks for all the tips you’ve given. I bet your garden is the best.
I bought some strawberries that came in the plastic container you show. I also used the mesh to a butterfly net for the bottom (I didn't want the soil to escape). I do have to mist the inside ever so often, but it's much more promising and much less maintenance. I'm definitely going to try the moss technique next. Great video! **Side note: I'm also happy to see someone being ..not rough, but definitely not gentle with the plants lol.
Really enjoyed your video. Here in the south west of England, we have long, cold seasons. Liked your methods to hurry up propagation. Also like your direct approach without long winded explanations! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you get to the point quickly. it is a lovely video,!
thank you for sharing your tips on making a mini "greenhouse" i will start doing for my flowers cuttings and fruit seedling. once again thanks for the much-appreciated tips.
At one time I had been familiar with the use of containers for green houses but it had faded from my memory. Thanks for reminding me of this and for the tips on the soil mix.
I like your idea of wateing everything before you stick cuttings in. I've always just took the cutting dipped it in hormone and then water everything afterwards but that's probably taken off of that hormone when I do that. So your method makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the video, will definitely put it to work
Thank you so much. I am new to gardening and find your videos so informative and simple to follow, fantastic tips and i will follow all of them. Well done, you should feel very proud, from Milly in the United Kingdom
Ivy will very quickly form roots in my experience. the plant I did find difficult was a variegated ilex (Christmas holly) it took a few tries but the plant did "take" eventually and has been potted on twice since then, if using a new white container then all is well. the "green moss" you refer to is called Spagnum Moss in some areas. The said "green moss" you refer to and use and you sometimes call "peat moss" is NOT the same as the more expensive "peat moss" - peat moss is dark brown. BUT if using a recycled white container with a completely secure lid then the recycled container must be well washed, disinfected and wiped out thoroughly and dried well before using just in case the old container had any bacteria or mold spores that could harm the cuttings. I use the same big white container depicted in your video with a tight fitting lid = and the container is a brilliant solution. Once the lid is securely shut I do not open it again for six weeks = at which point all the cuttings should by then be thriving. I use fine gravel in the base of my large white container with a very tight fitting lid. Then each cutting is put into it's own individual PaperMache pot. Then I pack all the said paper mache pots very tight into the container. once the roots are well formed I am able to plant the plant still in the paper mache pot straight into the ground - that way the plant does not suffer any root disturbance and the paper mache pot slowly disintegrates in the ground.
Hello, thanks for the video. How do you determine which method to use for growing plants from stem cuttings? The green moss air tight green house vs planting them in potting soil directly in a cup? I am playing around with Jasmine plants, hibiscus and curry leaf plant cuttings and trying to find the best ways for rooting them. Thank you.
Thanks to this video, I looked like a crazy woman today at Home Depot buying six tiny bags of green moss. Several people asked what I was going to do with them. Thanks for the tip, great video!
I like to grow my sampaguita plant. The tiny white little flower smells so good. It's like a Jasmin with different variety. In the philippines... it's our national flower
Easy, straightforward, no bullshit. This guy is the best. And his cutting results looks extremely healthy unlike other self-proclaimed genuises videos.
I really like how he is so practical. No spending thousands and thousands of dollars to root plants or germinate seeds. No special rooms, grow lights, special trays on and on. This guy shows how fun easy and inexspensive rooting and growing plants can be. Excellent video. Keep up the excellent work.
So true, direct, and to the point, and without annoying music. I can easily follow these instructions, and I have plenty of plastic containers I have been saving for repurposing! Only have to get the green moss.
Definitely a thumbs up/like.
Grow lights do come in as useful for some plants if you're somewhere that gets dark during winter months, or in a room that doesn't recieve direct sunlight. But you can still be relatively cheap with those, using "daylight" lamps instead of specialty lamps even if they're not quite as efficient for growing.
inexpensive if u work with plants in ur area or atleast plants compatible with ur area.
expensive starts with tropical/subtropical plants in an cold area for example - weather, soil, light…
gardening was never expensive if u keep ur hands just around plants for ur
soil & climate zone 😉👍
Can we do this process in November in the Bay Area?
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Thank you! I've learned so much from your vlog my plants are thriving and I do cuttings now instead of buying more plants. Saves me so much money to use for planting soil and beautiful planters. Thank you being frugal is not being cheap it's being practical. 🙏❤❤❤❤🙏🌺🌻🌺
Dude, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!!
Your video has solved my biggest problem in rooting cuttings, especially the first method with the green moss and plastic container.
Awesome, that's great to know. Hope you're continuing to propagate more plants!
North Carolina new to gardening. I’m here to learn more about growing vegetables for fall.
Welcome!
Love that you don’t need to tell me your life story and keep on the subject! Great inexpensive advice!
Omg, you're giving away all your secrets! This could easily have been spread out to several videos. Thank you for so much information so concisely. I've been gardening for years but you taught me some things and also reminded me of methods I've heard of but not tried.
Good people share sparingly/ generously.
God Bless you brother
* these methods are no secret
Thank you brother, good hearted people always share
their knowledge, you are not after money 💰 but unconditional sharing. Bless you 🙏
Papers name pl note in ur video
Such an excellent, simple, cheap & practical way of propagating plants !!!! You have explained it so well compared to some other videos that I have watched on propagation. Thank you kindly !!! Much appreciated.
Thank you! Happy Gardening!
APPRECIATE YOUR HONESTY
THANKS WILL TRY THOSE METHODS
I appreciate your accent. It’s wonderful. Now to get propagating…
Great video! I subscribed bc 1) you get straight to the point, no nonsense going on. 2) you stay on topic, and you’re thorough yet concise! 3) you have great ideas that many people can implement quickly and easily, with little to no money involved….and you even show us how we will get results with each method by not just talking about it, but you DO each one you speak of, then show us how to seal it, water it (and with what), and then show us the results after a few days. Amazing! Thank you got a great video!! I look forward to seeing more!☺️🌸🌱🌾🪴🎋🌻
very nice
In Australia green moss is called sphagnum moss & yes it's perfect for cuttings. I've grown roses, frangipani & zygo cactus easily using this medium. Great video & very well explained. Thank you.
I was wondering if it was sphagnum and asked earlier 🌿❤️🇦🇺
Not just Australia.
good to know! I had not heard of green moss but definitely have used sphagnum. 👍
Here in the States too, he might just might have peat moss on the brain which is definitely not what he is using...nice catch : D and definitely important for propagation.
How do u propogate woody. Plant like ackee nmang
Thank you so much! I have been trying to grow onions from seeds and not even one seed is propagating. The green moss secret is so valuable and thank you for sharing these secrets🪴. I have a rooting hormone and tried it once and it didn’t work and watching your video just made me realized that the bottom has to be planted without disturbing it so it makes sense to dig a small opening before planting it.
Simple and not hard to do. Thank you 🙏
Great ideas!!! I have had so much difficulty starting plants from seeds and appreciate these "secret economical tips"!!! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge:)
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing! I can't wait to try the green moss for rooting cuttings this summer. Thank you so much for all the details and follow-up! These are great secrets to make propagation much less stressful! Subscribed!
yes, less stress for the cuttings and me!
Great idea! You’re saving my cuttings and now I know how to get more plants! Thank you!
Tremendous video, thank you! I've struggled with cuttings so much. I have been putting my cuttings in regular soil in seeding tray, no humidity, zero success. Now I know why, knowledge is power, thank you sir! Subbed
I am super grateful to you for this video. I know it had to have taken a lot of time and organizing to show us from beginning to end this process. Thank you.
Wow this is totally amazing I never heard of green moss to start cuttings in I NEED to try this ASAP!! Thank you so much I love your videos so informative..
Love this video so much ..clear, concise, easy to understand.. no fuss no extra crap, just the facts 🙏🏼 thank youuu
Thanks so much. May God blessed you. Very excellent video presentation.
Best video on propagation I have seen so far. I usually propagate in water but when it comes to ivy plants it takes them four weeks just to begin growing tiny roots! And some of them don’t make it. I will definitely try this method with my next ivy cuttings.
That was interesting about onion seeds being poor germinators unless they have the right conditions. It would explain my lack of success. Thank you!
Mine too!
No the seed just in bad shape
In Australia, where can we get. Beetle leaves?
I'm new at gardening and always looking for different ways of trying things. You are appreciated brotha. 👍🏼💪🏽✌🏿
Very well made video. No extra talk, just superb info and right to the point. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
You gained a subscriber after watching this concise video! Thank you sooo much!
Anyone giving a thumbs down/dislike would probably kill a plastic plant! LOL!!
Keep up the good work!!!
Brilliant! I was so torn with how to propagate my favorite fitonia, because water propagation will make fragile roots that may shock when put in soil and are so easy to rot, but soil propagation requires so much attention and has a high rate of failure. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! I'm so excited to propagate my very first plant and share it with my close friends.
a tip I read the other day re water propagation - you can do water propagation and then a week before planting add a little soil to the water each day to prepare the plant
@@liefjorgen what a brilliant idea. I’ll keep that in mind when my nodding violet which in in water right now grows roots. Thanks
I propagate my Fittonia in a round cake container and lid (like a birthday cake from the store). I open it up every week or two and air it out a few minutes and give it a mist inside if needed. Only problem is they grow so fast and tall I frequently have to cut and prop again so they fit. 😂
Thank sooo MUCH! I am a beginning Gardner
This is so helpful! Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge and experience as you made it so user friendly 🤗
You speak so clearly and concisely so that I can follow you easily.
Really great information! Thank you. I will be giving this a try this week with both the seed method and the cutting method. Looking forward to great results.
Nailed it!
Never seen this channel, not likely to binge on it but the advice here was as good as most growers will find.
Try binging, you'll be pleasantly surprised :)
You are very knowledgeable, keep up the great teachings
I'm so glad I found your channel. ♥️🇨🇦
Finally, I’ve found a practical gardener in California! Thank you!
Great Tips on Cutting Propagation for newbie like me. I tried last year for the very first time but did not get success with Jasmin/Mogra cuttings with Garden soil and Rooting powder. I got initial success in cuttings, they had some little leaves but in 5th week, it got all dried out. Now I learn such a simple way from your very informative video, I will use this technic for Jasmin cuttings for sure.
Really appreciate your video and knowledge sharing !!!
Please post some video on Jasmin cuttings as well... Thank You So Much !
Wow! Thanks for sharing this information. The green moss that you refer to is also called Sphagnum moss.
Yes that is correct!
How do you propagate curry leaf from store bought cuttings?
Quick question.. Does anybody know if the dehydrated moss that decoration stores sell is also Sphagnum moss? I always thought it was normal garden moss, which I believe has a much higher PH? Thanks to anyone that can help. Also, to the creator of this video - thanks for the information!
@@Craig_Humphries I think it’s called Spanish Moss and I use it to stuff my dragon topiary . Worth a try. In my parks biodome.
@@Craig_Humphries waiting for your further updates
Thank you for the video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making my new project so much easier! I was expecting to have to research how to use rooting hormone but here it is. Sincere appreciations for sharing.
You done great work.I am very happy to see your movie
Best video using simple sources. And I especially like the mini warm house metaphor！
Glad you like it!
This was an excellent video! I learned a lot! You are a great teacher and presenter! Thank you!!
I've got a fair amount of success propagating bougainvillea cuttings with a similar method to your #3; 6-8in cuttings about the diameter of a pencil, scar the bottom, apply rooting hormone, and plant nearly to the bottom of the cup/pot. With regards to leaves, you're right that they can make limited use out of them but it's also important to realize that they respire through their leaves and thus can lose a lot of moisture through them. What I typically do is leave maybe 3 or 4 leaves at most and any large leaves I'll actually just cut in half.
Wow, that's amazing that in two days you had so many roots on your cuttings!
Thank you for your time and knowledge, I appreciate you
Awesome tips thanks! I will try this with basil cuttings!
Thank you so, so much❤❤🎉the best videos I have came cross so far
Green sphagnum peat moss: amzn.to/3cHqHEW
Rooting hormone: amzn.to/3cBCmoZ
Transparent humidity dome box: amzn.to/3twGu0p
Stretch wrap: amzn.to/3qU15K2
Few days means 4-7 days. Watch your plants daily!
Can you use regular shredded peat moss instead of dealing with untangling the roots from the longer sphagnum peat moss?
Excellent and practical simple way of propagation. No complicated process involved.
Love these ideas, looking forward to trying them all! Thanks for sharing.
Simplest method explained directly to the point. Understood it straightaway. Well done!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video!!!! Super helpful, affordable, and I don't hear these tips often enough if ever! Great content, liked shared and subscribed, stoked to see more!
Great video. Straight to the point. No fluff. I will use these techniques. Thank you.
I just got some cuttings and was unsure what to do, this is so helpful and practical, fingers crossed my cuttings grow! 😊
Loved this video. Thank you for taking the time to share. You're a real gem!
All great advice, thank you! I often get cuttings that have fallen at Home Depot etc. and this is a great way to create more and more plants for free! New friend here 💚🪴
Wow I wasn’t aware of this! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Good
Gold stars all round (much retired teacher!) Well done!
I’ve seen several of your videos and I have no idea why I haven’t already subscribed to your channel but I did so now. Thanks for all the tips you’ve given. I bet your garden is the best.
Glad it was helpful!
I just bought the moss. Thank you for leaving a link . Best video ever.
I love rooting plants. Love to see more different plants that you can propagate.
I bought some strawberries that came in the plastic container you show. I also used the mesh to a butterfly net for the bottom (I didn't want the soil to escape).
I do have to mist the inside ever so often, but it's much more promising and much less maintenance.
I'm definitely going to try the moss technique next. Great video!
**Side note: I'm also happy to see someone being ..not rough, but definitely not gentle with the plants lol.
I've tried these containers also I just disinfect well because strawberries are so fungusy.
One of the best Plant Cutting videos. Thank you. So clear and so easy.. Have done this method with so many cuttings.
thank you so much for sharing its greatly appreciated. i live in las vegas so i need all the help i can get.. thanks again for making this video🤘❤️
Amazing. Great video. Not long winded rubbish. Straight to the point. Thank you. Good job. J
Amazing video! Thanks for taking the time to make such an easy to follow practical video 🙂
This seems like this would be a fun experiment as well as being very practical for nearly all of us, young, old, and in between, to learn how to do.
Love the info and how easily you lay it all out. The woody plant propagation is super helpful!!
This stuff is known as Sphagnum Moss here in UK. Thanks for the video, great info.
Also very expensive!
Can we follow this for hard cuttings?
Really enjoyed your video. Here in the south west of England, we have long, cold seasons. Liked your methods to hurry up propagation. Also like your direct approach without long winded explanations! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you get to the point quickly. it is a lovely video,!
Thank you for a very informative video n God bless you!!😇
thank you for sharing your tips on making a mini "greenhouse" i will start doing for my flowers cuttings and fruit seedling. once again thanks for the much-appreciated tips.
Simple and good one to follow!
I like the easy simple approach to rooting plants. Good examples and well explained. 👍🏽
You are my new best friend. This will work with my roses! Subscribing. 👍🏻❤️
At one time I had been familiar with the use of containers for green houses but it had faded from my memory. Thanks for reminding me of this and for the tips on the soil mix.
Thank you 🙏 I really enjoyed this video! Ready to start planting!
Excellent to the point vid. Thank you and God bless you!
Glad it was helpful! Watch our other videos too!
I like your idea of wateing everything before you stick cuttings in. I've always just took the cutting dipped it in hormone and then water everything afterwards but that's probably taken off of that hormone when I do that. So your method makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the video, will definitely put it to work
I agree, that's how I do it also but it makes sense to not water after the cutting with the hormone, is in the cup/pot.
Thank you so much for the very useful well explained information.
Glad you liked it!
Ill sure try the moss.
I even have some laying around
Thank you so much. I am new to gardening and find your videos so informative and simple to follow, fantastic tips and i will follow all of them. Well done, you should feel very proud, from Milly in the United Kingdom
Lovely.. Would be good to continue the process of placing the plants in the ground and its care.
Thank you.
You gave me valuable new insights for rooting plants.
Keep these great videos coming my friend.
Thank you so much for sharing your information! I will definitely give it a try! Bless you!
Ivy will very quickly form roots in my experience.
the plant I did find difficult was a variegated ilex (Christmas holly) it took a few tries but the plant did "take" eventually and has been potted on twice since then,
if using a new white container then all is well.
the "green moss" you refer to is called Spagnum Moss in some areas.
The said "green moss" you refer to and use and you sometimes call "peat moss" is NOT the same as the more expensive "peat moss" - peat moss is dark brown.
BUT if using a recycled white container with a completely secure lid then the recycled container must be well washed, disinfected and wiped out thoroughly and dried well before using just in case the old container had any bacteria or mold spores that could harm the cuttings.
I use the same big white container depicted in your video with a tight fitting lid = and the container is a brilliant solution. Once the lid is securely shut I do not open it again for six weeks = at which point all the cuttings should by then be thriving.
I use fine gravel in the base of my large white container with a very tight fitting lid.
Then each cutting is put into it's own individual PaperMache pot. Then I pack all the said paper mache pots very tight into the container. once the roots are well formed I am able to plant the plant still in the paper mache pot straight into the ground - that way the plant does not suffer any root disturbance and the paper mache pot slowly disintegrates in the ground.
Thank you very much for your educational videos!! You're truly a much needed blessing 🤗
Thank you!
Great tips!!!! Simple, easy instructions!
Thank you for sharing!
Top advice for simple plant starting techniques.😀!!!💕
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing your tips on rooting especially the Oregano was very helpful 🙏🏼
Hello, thanks for the video. How do you determine which method to use for growing plants from stem cuttings? The green moss air tight green house vs planting them in potting soil directly in a cup? I am playing around with Jasmine plants, hibiscus and curry leaf plant cuttings and trying to find the best ways for rooting them. Thank you.
Thanks to this video, I looked like a crazy woman today at Home Depot buying six tiny bags of green moss. Several people asked what I was going to do with them. Thanks for the tip, great video!
Thank you so much!
Fabulous demonstration! Great job!
You are Father Nature Sir! This is absolutely a game changer for everyone! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Simple and straight to point advice. 💪🏼
I like to grow my sampaguita plant. The tiny white little flower smells so good. It's like a Jasmin with different variety. In the philippines... it's our national flower
I wish I would’ve seen this years ago!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
I really appreciate the green moss trick, would like to have some betel leaf cuttings, but they are pricey in ebay / etsy...
you should try checking facebook marketplace or a local facebook gardening group
Go to the an Asian market.
@@udon562 yes, local Facebook garden groups are an option, but I haven't had any real luck until now
@@joyxayasane8739 will try, thanks