HOW TO GROW PLANTS FROM CUTTINGS
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- This is how easy it is to grow any plant from a cutting. Save money and add to your plant collection by growing your own plants from a cutting, it really is so easy.
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I like him because he gets right to it, he doesn't make you listen to a bunch of intro-music, and he doesn't waste time talking about his garden-cred. He just jumps in, and you immediately start learning, which is what I like.
so true.
Wouldn't trade that outro jingle for the world though. Greg with the voice of an angel
@@LegendLength Ha ha!
at last, a genuine bloke who is not up himself, gives a clear concise explanation without all the diatribe ,but only the nessesary things you need to know to be succesful
Thank you! No tedious chatter, you just showed us what we want to know. Perfect! I subscribed!
yep, im not a chatterer
Sarah Michelle I totally agree!
I don't know why but I feel like I can trust this man, he would be a very cool uncle. I've also learned a lot about gardening thanks to him, thank you austrailian gardener man. I hope you have a good c^8!
Good, straight to the point, don’t to waste time listening to someone’s life history and family. Perfect. Thank you
Man you are a legend. This is by far the best vid i found about growing from cuttings by a mile. No bullshit just straight to the point.
Hope you are still making videos..
Straight to the point with simple advice, why complicate things when its this easy. I'm trying this method with wild currant bushes here in the UK. Thanks Greg. 😃
Finally a no nonsense guide on cuttings. Thank you for uploading this.
This guy is a natural, he should have a cooking channel.
"That's it, that's how easy it is...". I found your video here on You Tube and think it is awesome! Thanks
I don’t even garden but the delivery of this is very calming. Great manner of speaking
You deserve my subscription. There's no BS intro. Just straight to the lesson. Loved it!
I've watched lots of gardening videos but yours are one of the ones I like best. You make it simple and succinct. And you give off good vibes ☺️ Like you!
Thanks for the much needed boost in confidence for my cutting of a cherry blossom tree. Clear, concise, and direct, awesome!
I started at the stoner garlic cheese video and now i'm watching these videos.. It doesn't disappoint 😂
good work 👍
I’ve been watching Greg’s kitchen for well over a year!! Was I ever surprised when I found this while looking up taking cuttings. Subscribed!
As Simple as even a layman can understand. To me its one of the Best Time (approx 5 Mins) utilized by watching your video. I will do as per your instructions. Thank you!!
Thanks Greg. Love your down-to-earth style and helpful tips. You rock!
+Jetdot37 cheers :)
Greg Thanks so much I was able to get 2 out 3 starts growing from a 100 year old Rose that was my wife's Grandmother who is 96 years old and she got this from an elderly couple when she was in her mid 40's
I like your philosophy of simplicity in life including how to make a cutting. Great advice
Omg I just bought my first home and I can't stop watching this guys videos
To the point! No waffle! Thank you mate
Wow! Didn't know how easy this is until I watched your video! My friends have been asking for a cut from our pink guava tree but none of us know how to grow a tree from a branch cut from a tree. I learned something useful as I love gardening. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for the potting mix idea, I will try I looove lavander! Also I apreciatte that yow go straight to the point no tedious boring talk. ❤💋😊
Good video. As a horticulturist myself this is great and straight to the point. Thanks mate.
I love this. The Bob Ross of gardening
This is the best. Your a funny man greg. awesome little ending jingle. much love.
I am so excited! This is such a great way to beautify your yard and grow wonderful things when you don't have a lot of money to spend on plants. Thanks so much!
I really enjoyed your video. You sure made it look easy. You seem to really enjoy yourself gardening and that made me really feel happy to watch you. Thank you
Greg mate....You are a legend buddy....an aussie icon
Hiya Greg, thank you for the advice. I shall try tomorrow. Your way looks great and super easy to do. Really I thank you 😊😊
+Christopher Di Marco :D
Fyi Greg this video is still inspiring people, I use it all the time to show others!!
Your gardening suggestions are AWESOME!! Thanks you so much and God Bless you for sharing so much of your knowledge and experience with others. We ALL appreciate it!
That was great! I haven't heard of scraping the sides of the cutting before but it makes sense.
Wow so glad I came across this I'm just about to try cuttings on pink daisies, wish me luck 🤞🏾
Thank you for your help. I look forward to having the same stuff my neighbor's do!
My pupils loved you, you seem very happy in your job. Keep up the great work!
Agreed, those rooting hormone powder never worked, just a waste of money.
It’s the same way we plant cuttings, too way back in the farm.That’s the simplest way yet, it works!
I found out that woody plants take roots easily, but if I want to take a cutting out of a tomato plant, I need to cover it to keep the humidity. Great video!
you should do airlayering mr. garden man especially in the hot climate you live in. it prevents both the mother plant and the cutting from any side effects from the stress of cutting. I've also noticed a lot of plants, even if they successfully root from cutting will wilt, lose all of their leaves and take weeks just to get to the point where they're starting to recover. airlayering allows it to grow normally and root at the same time, and if you use a long section of branch to form roots, you can create a plant that has the ability to grow even faster than a p lant that's been in the ground since seedling, because it has a huge root system and can devote 100 percent of it to a very small amount of vegatation above ground. if you've ever cut down a large plant or tree and left one or two buds on it, you've probobly seen that it grows like crazy.
Great video! I am trying to start some bonsai trees from juniper shrub cuts and have put this technique to the test. See you in 4-6 weeks with my results.
Edward Ashburn So what's the result aye?
Gonna try it! I've had good results with my herbs so far, esp. basil. Very easy to make cuttings from that.
tazia hall
Thank you Greg, just the advice I needed for my apple tree cuttings
Just to say thank you so much for that little tip,I have try'd it on many plants,I have a new garden now thanks to you.all the ferry best.
Best video I've seen on how to do cuttings. thanks! :)
The Brazilian Red Cloak (Megaskepasma erythrochlamys) is ALSO VERY EASY to propagate from cuttings. I received a small cutting in the spring of 2012 and planted the 8 inch Red Cloak in Simi Shade Memorial Day. Grew to a large bush 6 feet high by October and had beautiful red flowers end of October thru early April. A Beautiful addition to my Fort Myers garden. I just started cuttings this spring to give to friends and plant in other areas of my yard.
Thank you. Fingers crossed. I’ve just done everything you said. Took a lovely cutting from a pretty white flower shrub. 🏴
Thanks for putting that Tip on here, I am trying to transplant alder wood cuttings for use as a wind barrier in my Garden. I live in Eastern Ontario Canada and we deal with plant dormancy up here.
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YOU ARE ADORABLE!!! Thank you!! I'm off to go hunting for new plants lol ;)
he is cute
Great straight to the point advice, thankyou.
Thanks for the short and straight forward explanation!! Awesome tips
Thanks for the video. It was straight to the point. Going to do some pomegranate cuttings today.
what can i say , thank you man you are already blessed .
Thank you! i have like a dozen of new cuttings that I've done from my lantana, and hibiscus. I hope they grow on beautifully like yours. Blessings!
Great video. Did not waste anytime talking nonsense. Give 10 out of 10.
You are wonderful and brightened up my day! Thanks so much. :)
Harry Flynn thanks :D
Clear and simple . Nice video Greg!
"I'm Greg the Gardner," He says in a Austrailian accent. My class kept on laughing when he said that.
"British" accent??? It's Australian. Everyone's laughing at your class now.
Edited to save face. Classic Edom
Lovely idiots guide.
Great tip about leaving some leaves as an indicator
I just came to say you have an impeccable jawline good sir
thanks that was really helpful. I did just that this morning. Easy Peasy!
Straight up info, no bullshit. Thanks Greg
Greg, the seductive gardener. Cool, dude ;)
+Juracy Ribeiro :)
"Ooo, thats nice. I wouldnt mind one of those."
gregthegardener Thanks for the quick and informative video! I was surprised, though, to hear you say to water potted plants every few days. Is that due to warm weather where you live?
If it's dry give it a sprinkle
Thankyou...
gonna take a few cuttings from Home Depot ..snip snip!👍......(kidding😄)
ha ha ha beat ya to it
Not kidding
You made me laugh :)
I bet people do that 😳
Good video. The part about scrapping the bark is news to me and I'll try it next time. I agree with the part about not using transplant powder or anything else, just very loose soil, water, and a cool but bright environment which this video did not cover.
Thanks Greg! Hoping for a gorgeous Bougainvillea and a Periwinkle to sprout up soon 😊
Fun to watch, I never peeled of the bottom stem, in my cuttings,
I will try that, thank you.
I was going broke trying to hedge off my back fence row, then realized I have a Chinese Privet in my front yard; I'm going to try and take quite a few cuttings from, and hopefully can get that hedge going. Thanks for the tips :)
Very informative cheers Mr Grego
Hopefully many of the my cuttings will sprout
You are a genius gardener. Thanks for sharing. I will try this to my azalea so that I can plant more on my yard. Hmmm, I will invade my bro in law yard to get cuttings and I can have more plants.... for free.
make sure you plant plenty of cuttings, azaleas are pretty hard to strike.
Thank you very much.
I was never taught to scrape the bark. I can see where that would come into handy. Thanks for making this video. It was extremely helpful. I like many were under the impression that you had to use some sort of root stimulator as well but I guess not. Thanks Greg! :D
You gotta love this guy ♥️
Good job. No messing. Respect .
Thank you and hello from Florida !
marktuyet hello and thanks for watching :)
greg you are a bloody legend mate.
I don't know why I was laughing throughout this whole video. Perfectly explained though! Just want i needed to know, thanks man!
thanks my pot plant was fucked before nd it got ass worshipped by a wind storm but luckily i found sum branches nd planted them this video really helped
i hope it all works out :)
thanks for the tips and your flowers are amazing ...thanks for sharing both ..have a sweet night
Great video with matching nice smile on d camera😍👍
Supplementing with rooting hormones and honey is usually just for softwood cuttings as they're rather delicate. But many people apply powder hormone incorrectly anyway... The honey trick is one I haven't tested but probably makes use of honey's ability to draw moisture from the air. Without roots a cutting's ability to draw up a steady amount of moisture would be impared so the honey may help with that....Also the plumeria/frangipanii would probably appreciate being treated as a succulent cutting rather than a hard-wood cutting..... btw, I think you're adorable.
thanks, l am adorable :)
just ordered some cuttings from the Artemisia abrotanum ( cola plant) and with our crowing tip I'll manage to get it crowning thank you so much (y)
Best tip yet. On the next dry day I'll be out trying this :)
Thanks Greg! That was awesome!:)
We lost our wonderful almond tree yesterday.
Rotted through and through... :(
im surrounded by trees. id feel silly going out to buy some. i cant wait to try this.
Thanks from Bulgaria too.....
The compost pile is a good place to stick cuttings because it is warm from breaking down organic materials.
they have all been planted into a hedge and are over 2 feet tall
I LOVE IT SO SIMPLE AND GREAT ADVISE THANKS I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING TO GROW THINGS BUT I WILL TRY THIS NEW METHOD . THANKS
I didn't know you did gardening too!!! Wow!
I will try, thanks! Hopefully they will grow..before that many of them died..
i hope it worked
You are AWESOME!!! I always wondered about how to do a cutting.
Sarai Bowen thanks :)
An organic way to go instead of rooting compounds for those hard to root plants is finding someone with a weeping willow tree, cut a small branch off and throw it in a bowl of water(cut the branch into 1" to 2" pieces and let it sit for 24 hours or longer). Take your branch or cutting and lt sit in the water for about a week to a week and a half, after noticing some roots Then do as Greg has adviced and you should be able to root just about any plant.
I have some of those in my greenhouse...thanks Greg.
Greg the Gardener is a cutie!! Come garden with me anytime!! lol
doing this in my 5 gallon terrarium with smaller plants :) for small plants, you can just take the cutting at an angle instead of scraping bark ;)
Thank you! Short, informative and 8nteresting.
great personality and helpful tips. thanks greg the gardner!
Marvelous Greg! Thanks mate!!!
it's a good way to expand your plant collection :)