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Muy amable x su respuesta Me temo q no pueda hacerlo x semillas, ya en éste país, la mandevilla la traen de Brasil, o Chile,y Soo la planta Agradecida, x si ayuda 🌹🍀🍀🙏🙏
All my Mandevilla are kept indoors all year round. So all my care videos are geared towards that. The latest one I made about how I care for mine can be found at this link - I hope it's useful: ua-cam.com/video/5vzcXLerVjI/v-deo.html
Excellent video!! I have 3 plants that I have tried to propagate with no success. I will try again!! What is that hanging plant at the beginning of the video? I need one!!
Thanks Chris - glad you enjoyed it. I can see 2 hanging plants at a timestamp of 0:00 - the nearest one is an orchid - Coelogyne speciosa, the 2nd one is Nepenthes lowii x ventricosa.
Any rooting hormone will do. If you can control the environmental factors, like light and temperature - then any time of year will work. If not, then spring or summer.
Hello from BC Canada! I have previously seen this very helpful vid. & have saved it 4 reference. I have ONE question. After you take stem cuttings of a Mandevilla, do the leaves turn yellow & drop off or do the leaves stay green on the stem & root for you?? I want to know the stem cuttings can be successful! Best regards!
@@Grow_Up_Man55 Wow! That is amazing to me. I am stumped as to why all my cuttings are not cooperating with me & making me miserable! What am i doing wrong? I would be over the moon if i saw just ONE cutting root for me. You said to put the cuttings out of light, i saw earlier another vid. that said cover your cuttings & put it in light. Here it is for your review/comment: ua-cam.com/video/9eBm1KreOpo/v-deo.html I looked at all those cuttings (12) with no leaves. I know they have nodes on them so i removed all of them and laid them horizontal on soil and covered & watered them & returned them to under the table, hoping that some of them will root. I know they will die if i leave them standing vertical with no leaves. This is my last attempt to try & get them to root for me. Here's hoping!
Laying horizontally is not the method. That's a sure way to kill them. If you watch my video carefully you will see the exact method, step by step to follow. No-one said keep them out of the light. the opposite in fact is true. They need as much light as possible - just not direct sun through glass. You say you removed the nodes? That doesn't make sense to me. Just follow the steps in this video.
@@Grow_Up_Man55 Good morning! No i said the cuttings HAVE NODES. I have some cuttings laying horizontal under grow lights & some are still standing...leafless. Hopefully i will get a positive result from one batch or the other. I`m trying everything to try & get the cuttings to root. I will let you know if i succeed, take care!
It’s frustrating trying to help when you don’t really know what someone has done. I hope they work for you as it really isn’t difficult providing you follow the directions. One thing to consider though. Mine is a species. Yours might be a hybrid that just happens to be more difficult to propagate. Just a thought. Good luck. 🤞
Thank you! I am trying for the first time. I live in Florida and will be growing more from the cuttings.. Do need water after the initial cuttings are planted?
@@ingridtheissen-anderson8622 I’d keep them inside or protected until you’ve decent sized plants - so we’re talking at least one up-pot, so at least they’ll stand a chance. That could be after a few months from cuttings. Possibly sooner in your climate.
Thanks for the video, but my vine is cut, how do I get it to grow back? The plant is doing good and full of flower, just no vineing shoots. Please help!!
All you can do is prvide it with optimal conditions and wait - you can't force it to grow - it'll do it naturally. But if you're wanting to propagate, providing you can find a branch with fairly new growth on the end, then you can use that. Sometimes you just have to use flowering stems - but make sure to follow all the directions inn the video.
Yeah I keep intending to. I did actually have a white/pink one with a yellow throat but it didn't make it through last winter despite the temps being at 18°C.
Good afternoon, "GROW UP MAN', If none of my cuttings take root...i've been thinking of a way to get a rooting from a cutting. I will try layering. I will not cut any stem from the mother plant. I will lay a vine horizontal on the surface of soil, pin it down & cover a node or 2 with soil & wait! I am sooo baffled at my attempt to get a cutting to root! Have a GREAT weekend!
It's definitely the Mandevilla not the Masdevallia ignea - as he's spoken about it before. The cuttings are for me to replace the one I'm giving him - which will be the plant from the cooler side of the greenhouse - which is in a 5 litre pot and currently has 3 foot long vining stems! I may have to sacrifice some of those as they're all entwined around the trellis.
Definitely. It's not to keep them warm, it's to retain high humidity near to the cuttings. Just keep them out of direct sun. You can remove them after a couple of weeks.
ive tried to propagate my dipladenia, but with no success unfortunately. when is too late to try to propagate it again? here temps are 12-18 celsius and both my dipladenias still have some flowers
Thank you! I cut it back today and put them all in mini greenhouses. Kinda nervous because I used seed starting mix bc it was the only “clean dirt” I had and it seems a bit wet. Thinking about adding in some perlite.
@@Brytdawg83 Yeah definitely add some perlite - they're tropical plants evolved for drought conditions. You don't want them sitting in wet media for too long. Good luck - I hope they 'strike' for you.
Difficult to say, Ray. If there's any stem left try scraping at it with a knife. If there is still green underneath then it's still alive. I have heard that it's possible for Mandevilla to die back to ground level then re-sprout again when the temperatures improve so all is not lost. Plant it in a pot of multipurpose compost - but mix in some sharp drainage like horticultural sand or grit (a third), water once, then put somewhere warm and sunny. Only water again when it's completely dry. Good luck!
They’re drought tolerant so I leave mine dry a couple of days before watering again. Depends on your conditions though, so as they’re still young seedlings you need to keep a close on them till they’re bigger.
Unfortunately I don't have the time to get into lengthy private email conversations at present (I've more time in winter for that), but if your query relates to the video or to Mandevilla propagation I'll be happy to give it my best shot.😁
@@Grow_Up_Man55 mil gracias Una consulta Se me quebró la vara desde abajo O sea q me quedo la vara y sus raíces Me volverá a retoñar?? Corte las varas,y las puse en agua de coco Podrá hacer raíces así? Donde tengo q ponerlas?? A sol, media sombra o entre otras plantas hasta q retoñe Cuánto tarda el proceso, el de la vara con raíces Y las varas puestas en agua de coco?? Muchas gracias por su rápida respuesta
Tome esquejes de la punta del tallo justo debajo de un nudo de hoja y plante en compost multipropósito con perlita extra añadida. Riegue y cubra con una bolsa de plástico transparente. Manténgase en un lugar brillante, pero fuera de pleno sol. Enraízan en cuestión de semanas. ¡Buena suerte!
Perdón Se, La traducción es tan rápida q no lo puedo seguir Podría ir más despacio en los títulos así lo puedo entender? Estoy fascinada x hacer la reproducción, x esquejes, mi problema es q la vara es muy delgada La q tengo es de color rosada y solo tengo una sola vara q es fina, y de allí nacen las flores ,con el problema de q de esa vara fina solo me dan 5flores, Abajo solo es vara q llega al metro1/2 de allí salen las hojas y luego las flores El grosor de la vara es de ancho de un hilo de tejer grueso, o del grosor del hilo de pescar grueso El color de la mandevilla es rosa claro al nacer y va cambiando a un tono rosado fucsia no tan fuerte Que puedo hacer?? Gracias De Bolivia
Hola. La traducción es de Google, así que me temo que no puedo hacer nada para ralentizarla. Creo que he perdido algo de tu significado por la traducción del español al inglés, pero... ¿supongo que estás diciendo que las raíces son demasiado delgadas para propagarse? Estás viendo brotes "enredaderas", que no se propagarán; necesitas un brote que no sea enredadera. Si su planta aún no ha producido ninguno, solo tendrá que esperar hasta que crezca un poco. Alternativamente, ¿por qué no intentar cultivar algunas plantas de Mandevilla a partir de semillas? Son fáciles de cultivar y también baratos. ¡Aquí tienes un vídeo de cómo hacerlo! ¡Buena suerte! ua-cam.com/video/gaHliGFsvHA/v-deo.html
👀 GET YOUR PDF DOWNLOAD OF ALL THE MAIN POINTS HERE: bit.ly/470L1Mv ➡️ WATCH this NEXT to learn all about Mandevilla (Dipladenia) care: ua-cam.com/video/5vzcXLerVjI/v-deo.html
Muy amable x su respuesta
Me temo q no pueda hacerlo x semillas, ya en éste país, la mandevilla la traen de Brasil, o Chile,y Soo la planta
Agradecida, x si ayuda
🌹🍀🍀🙏🙏
Thumbs up for dropping the longer intro.
This video is really well done: easy to follow, clear, short, and exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much for making it!
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant, I’ve never considered this, I buy new each year, I’ll definitely give it a try.
They root pretty easily - even without the hormone powder. 😀
@@Grow_Up_Man55 Even better, saves me buying rooting powder!👍🏻
Wow your nursery is gorgeous.
Fantastic. Thanks for this clear, concise explanation.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I want to know if I can keep it inside in winter how can I take care of it? I live in Canada Ontario thank you for your help!
All my Mandevilla are kept indoors all year round. So all my care videos are geared towards that. The latest one I made about how I care for mine can be found at this link - I hope it's useful: ua-cam.com/video/5vzcXLerVjI/v-deo.html
Excellent video!! I have 3 plants that I have tried to propagate with no success. I will try again!! What is that hanging plant at the beginning of the video? I need one!!
Thanks Chris - glad you enjoyed it. I can see 2 hanging plants at a timestamp of 0:00 - the nearest one is an orchid - Coelogyne speciosa, the 2nd one is Nepenthes lowii x ventricosa.
Hi. Thanks for the information. What rooting hormone is best? What time of year is best to take cuttings
Any rooting hormone will do. If you can control the environmental factors, like light and temperature - then any time of year will work. If not, then spring or summer.
Thank you for sharing...
Hello from BC Canada! I have previously seen this very helpful vid. & have saved it 4 reference. I have ONE question. After you take stem cuttings of a Mandevilla, do the leaves turn yellow & drop off or do the leaves stay green on the stem & root for you?? I want to know the stem cuttings can be successful! Best regards!
No the leaves shouldn't turn yellow and drop off. I get a pretty good rooting rate - probably up in the 90 percent range.
@@Grow_Up_Man55 Wow! That is amazing to me. I am stumped as to why all my cuttings are not cooperating with me & making me miserable! What am i doing wrong? I would be over the moon if i saw just ONE cutting root for me. You said to put the cuttings out of light, i saw earlier another vid. that said cover your cuttings & put it in light. Here it is for your review/comment: ua-cam.com/video/9eBm1KreOpo/v-deo.html I looked at all those cuttings (12) with no leaves. I know they have nodes on them so i removed all of them and laid them horizontal on soil and covered & watered them & returned them to under the table, hoping that some of them will root. I know they will die if i leave them standing vertical with no leaves. This is my last attempt to try & get them to root for me. Here's hoping!
Laying horizontally is not the method. That's a sure way to kill them. If you watch my video carefully you will see the exact method, step by step to follow. No-one said keep them out of the light. the opposite in fact is true. They need as much light as possible - just not direct sun through glass. You say you removed the nodes? That doesn't make sense to me. Just follow the steps in this video.
@@Grow_Up_Man55 Good morning! No i said the cuttings HAVE NODES. I have some cuttings laying horizontal under grow lights & some are still standing...leafless. Hopefully i will get a positive result from one batch or the other. I`m trying everything to try & get the cuttings to root. I will let you know if i succeed, take care!
It’s frustrating trying to help when you don’t really know what someone has done. I hope they work for you as it really isn’t difficult providing you follow the directions. One thing to consider though. Mine is a species. Yours might be a hybrid that just happens to be more difficult to propagate. Just a thought. Good luck. 🤞
Thank you! I am trying for the first time. I live in Florida and will be growing more from the cuttings.. Do need water after the initial cuttings are planted?
My pleasure. Yeah give them a water then once you put them in a propagator or in a clear plastic bag they shouldn't need watering again. Good luck!
Hello!
How long after you plant them can they be transplanted outdoors?
@@ingridtheissen-anderson8622 I’d keep them inside or protected until you’ve decent sized plants - so we’re talking at least one up-pot, so at least they’ll stand a chance. That could be after a few months from cuttings. Possibly sooner in your climate.
What is/ where did you get the little growing container you put the cutting in? I need one (or several) of those!
You mean the purple plant pot? It's just a 10cm diameter pot - should be readily available on Ebay or Etsy. 😀
Thanks for the video, but my vine is cut, how do I get it to grow back? The plant is doing good and full of flower, just no vineing shoots. Please help!!
All you can do is prvide it with optimal conditions and wait - you can't force it to grow - it'll do it naturally. But if you're wanting to propagate, providing you can find a branch with fairly new growth on the end, then you can use that. Sometimes you just have to use flowering stems - but make sure to follow all the directions inn the video.
Awesome Mandevilla.. Please add more colors like pink n white.
Yeah I keep intending to. I did actually have a white/pink one with a yellow throat but it didn't make it through last winter despite the temps being at 18°C.
Good afternoon, "GROW UP MAN', If none of my cuttings take root...i've been thinking of a way to get a rooting from a cutting. I will try layering. I will not cut any stem from the mother plant. I will lay a vine horizontal on the surface of soil, pin it down & cover a node or 2 with soil & wait! I am sooo baffled at my attempt to get a cutting to root! Have a GREAT weekend!
Yes that's a great idea. I believe Mandevilla take well from layering - with a high success rate. Good luck!
Is that for Ed and was he talking about the Mandevilla or was he talking about masdevilla ignea?
It's definitely the Mandevilla not the Masdevallia ignea - as he's spoken about it before. The cuttings are for me to replace the one I'm giving him - which will be the plant from the cooler side of the greenhouse - which is in a 5 litre pot and currently has 3 foot long vining stems! I may have to sacrifice some of those as they're all entwined around the trellis.
Oh that's vary nice to give him your mother plant.😁👍
It's actually the cuttings from the mother plant - but they're over 2 years old and now a substantial size, and vining too.😁
Can we keep it inside under grow lights or where just regular living area lights are being used regularly?
They’re high light plants so I expect you’ll need grow lights. If it’s not bright enough you’ll get loads of green growth and fewer blooms.
I live in Canada and have a greenhouse, which gets really hot, even with a fan, open vents and door. Should I still use a bag or cover? Thanks. ☺️
Definitely. It's not to keep them warm, it's to retain high humidity near to the cuttings. Just keep them out of direct sun. You can remove them after a couple of weeks.
ive tried to propagate my dipladenia, but with no success unfortunately.
when is too late to try to propagate it again? here temps are 12-18 celsius and both my dipladenias still have some flowers
If you can put your propagations somewhere at around 18 degrees Celsius then you can do them all year round.
@@Grow_Up_Man55 is 18 degrees the ideal temp or can it be warmer?
@@Brytdawg83 It could be warmer but keep out of direct sun.
Thank you! I cut it back today and put them all in mini greenhouses. Kinda nervous because I used seed starting mix bc it was the only “clean dirt” I had and it seems a bit wet. Thinking about adding in some perlite.
@@Brytdawg83 Yeah definitely add some perlite - they're tropical plants evolved for drought conditions. You don't want them sitting in wet media for too long. Good luck - I hope they 'strike' for you.
My Mandevillle plant died during the winter so I dug up the root. Can I get it to regrow from the roots? If so what do I need to do.
Difficult to say, Ray. If there's any stem left try scraping at it with a knife. If there is still green underneath then it's still alive. I have heard that it's possible for Mandevilla to die back to ground level then re-sprout again when the temperatures improve so all is not lost. Plant it in a pot of multipurpose compost - but mix in some sharp drainage like horticultural sand or grit (a third), water once, then put somewhere warm and sunny. Only water again when it's completely dry. Good luck!
Can the stem grow in water
You can try it. I always use compost because that’s where it’ll end up - so why add in another step?
Hi, how often do you need to water the new cutting?
They’re drought tolerant so I leave mine dry a couple of days before watering again. Depends on your conditions though, so as they’re still young seedlings you need to keep a close on them till they’re bigger.
I'm having an issue with a mandevilla plant. May I email you a photo? If so, to what email? Thanks
Unfortunately I don't have the time to get into lengthy private email conversations at present (I've more time in winter for that), but if your query relates to the video or to Mandevilla propagation I'll be happy to give it my best shot.😁
What to do with long tendrils?????
Let them climb. If you don’t like them then just cut them off.
X favor ,podrían traducirla al español??
Muchas gracias
¡No estoy seguro de cómo hacerlo! Lo investigaré y veré qué puedo hacer.
@@Grow_Up_Man55 mil gracias
Una consulta
Se me quebró la vara desde abajo
O sea q me quedo la vara y sus raíces
Me volverá a retoñar??
Corte las varas,y las puse en agua de coco
Podrá hacer raíces así?
Donde tengo q ponerlas??
A sol, media sombra o entre otras plantas hasta q retoñe
Cuánto tarda el proceso, el de la vara con raíces
Y las varas puestas en agua de coco??
Muchas gracias por su rápida respuesta
Tome esquejes de la punta del tallo justo debajo de un nudo de hoja y plante en compost multipropósito con perlita extra añadida. Riegue y cubra con una bolsa de plástico transparente. Manténgase en un lugar brillante, pero fuera de pleno sol. Enraízan en cuestión de semanas. ¡Buena suerte!
@@Grow_Up_Man55 Gracias, lo haré tal como me lo explica
Veremos cómo me va
🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👌👌🌹
Perdón Se,
La traducción es tan rápida q no lo puedo seguir
Podría ir más despacio en los títulos así lo puedo entender?
Estoy fascinada x hacer la reproducción, x esquejes, mi problema es q la vara es muy delgada
La q tengo es de color rosada y solo tengo una sola vara q es fina, y de allí nacen las flores ,con el problema de q de esa vara fina solo me dan 5flores,
Abajo solo es vara q llega al metro1/2 de allí salen las hojas y luego las flores
El grosor de la vara es de ancho de un hilo de tejer grueso, o del grosor del hilo de pescar grueso
El color de la mandevilla es rosa claro al nacer y va cambiando a un tono rosado fucsia no tan fuerte
Que puedo hacer??
Gracias
De Bolivia
Hola. La traducción es de Google, así que me temo que no puedo hacer nada para ralentizarla. Creo que he perdido algo de tu significado por la traducción del español al inglés, pero... ¿supongo que estás diciendo que las raíces son demasiado delgadas para propagarse? Estás viendo brotes "enredaderas", que no se propagarán; necesitas un brote que no sea enredadera. Si su planta aún no ha producido ninguno, solo tendrá que esperar hasta que crezca un poco. Alternativamente, ¿por qué no intentar cultivar algunas plantas de Mandevilla a partir de semillas? Son fáciles de cultivar y también baratos. ¡Aquí tienes un vídeo de cómo hacerlo! ¡Buena suerte! ua-cam.com/video/gaHliGFsvHA/v-deo.html
Does the parent plant continue to grow from the spot you cut from?
It tends to regrow from another point instead. Making it more bushy.
Creo q es del grosor de la vara q tiene en su mano
Si son brotes muy delgados, entonces son brotes "enredaderas" y no se propagarán. Necesitas brotes, como se muestra en el video.