Do Star Jasmine Cuttings Root in Water? (络石藤/风车茉莉可以水培繁殖吗?)
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Star Jasmine is a popular evergreen vine plant with fragrant star-shaped white flowers. In this video I designed a experiment to test whether we can propagate Star Jasmine just by sticking Star Jasmine cuttings into the plain tap water. Three different Star Jasmine cuttings including brown color semi-hardwood, greenish softwood and green tip cuttings were tested for comparison. Weekly report and observation, and final conclusions can be found in this episode for your reference. Thanks for any comments and suggestions! Happy gardening and happy rooting!
Update: this video showed the rooting results from 8 weeks, after that I still put the cuttings in the glass bottle with water, later roots grow more fast and longer. So you might be very very patient and wait for longer to get very decent roots. Remember the roots growing from water is very weak and fragile. I would NOT recommend you to propagate star jasmine using cutting in water. Air layering is a good way but special technique might be required. Based on my experiences, ground layering is the beast way to propagate star jasmine, you can definitely see root formation in one month. Roots from ground layering is very decent, very easy to survive when transplanted into pot. Check out my youTube link.
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Excellent video! I love your detail and the long time line.
It must had taken a lot of patience for even the tiniest roots to show. Thank you.
Thanks buddy for your very positive comments. I appreciate it. Take care and good luck.
My God it took some patience to watch this video
@@tammybordelon5466 Sorry I also think the video is too long. Rooting Star Jasmine in the water is kind of not a good way, it takes so long and root very slowly especially during the early stage. Hopefully these detailed information might be helpful for those people who are interested in giving a try later. Thanks.
I'm going to start doing this every time I prune mine. First because I'll be able to make my house smell nicer while they root, and second because star jasmine seedlings are pretty expensive but low-maintenance, clones would make nice gifts for people who don't have dirt under their fingernails all the time. And their scent is basically universally loved, both true jasmines and star.
Hi, Blork, thank you for sharing your story with me and explain why you like star jasmine. To be honest, I agree with you that this plant is pretty expensive but low maintenance. Actually, on my UA-cam channel, I once propagated this plant using different ways, all works on my hands. But personally I prefer ground layering technique to grow star jasmine because it consistently give me pretty good results. Just around 2 months ago, I set up another new experiment to clone star jasmine, the results are pretty good. You can check out the picture in COMMUNITY on my UA-cam channel. I will post my new video regarding this experiment soon. Please check it out later. BTW, when you are trying clone star jasmine in water, I think you'd better keep the cuttings moist because summer is coming, the high temperature will easily let them dry out quickly. Anyway thanks a lot for your comments. Good luck with your plant growth.
Great information, thank you!
I have found that after choosing the appropriate sections you want to propagate, cutting the leaves perpendicularly (cut the tips off), actually encourages these plants to root quicker. This also works with rubber trees.
Thank you very much for sharing your experience, good to know that, it sounds reasonable, maybe next time I can have a try. BTW, my friend, I just uploaded a new video regarding a new way to propagate Star Jasmine, if interested please click the link below for your convenience to watch it.
Easiest Way to Grow Star Jasmine | Propagate Star Jasmine Directly in a Pot (学会这一招, 络石藤/风车茉莉花商就破产了!)
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Thank you for the mother's day wishes. Love the video
Thanks a lot, Happy Mother's Day!
Thank You for this video, I appreciate the nature of detail that you describe which will help me when taking cuttings.
Thanks for watching. 👍
Thanks for sharing your experience 💐
Thanks.
Beautiful video ❤ Thank you so much for such a wonderfully thoughtful out video. I am going to try this. I also like your loquat video. I just subscribed :)
Awesome 👌 thanks a lot. Hopefully, you enjoyed watching.
Thank you for tracking your experiment so thoroughly! I'm going to try propagating my pink jasmine, I think I will try both soil and water methods just for fun.
Hi, missbeans, good to hear you are going to propagate your pink jasmine using different ways, I can not wait to know what results you can get. Please update me later whatever result you can get. Good luck and happy gardening!
BTW, first time to hear of Pink Jasmine, just googled it, based on the website pictures, flower buds look pink, but flower is still white star shape. Interesting, just like some lemon tree flowers (flower buds look pink/light lavender, but flowers are still white). it is very unique (not as common as star jasmine) and a beautiful flowering plant.
@@LAyangfamily you should grow some! It's an amazing jasmine although it does get very big. It blooms in late winter/early spring and has a wonderful sweet scent that fills the air. I live in Santa Barbara County and it grows all over the place here. I will update you and let you know how it goes!
@@missbeans Hi, thanks, that sounds interesting, just as I mentioned, here in LA kind of I only see star Jasmine in our neighborhood, I seldom see pink jasmine, maybe I did not pay attention. But good to know that. Actually Santa Barbara County is not far away from LA, I have been there at least two times, it is beautiful with a lot of Spanish style buildings.
One thing I want to mention is that I did not know what's the difference between two jasmines. Just in case you might want to try ground layering to propagate pink jasmine, because ground layering is a easy and effective way to propagate star jasmine. I once easily and successfully propagate many star jasmine. You can check out the following video for more details. Good luck.
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@@missbeans were you successfully able to propagate pink jasmine in water and soil please answer. If yes then I will ask a friend to give me some cuttings.
Very thorough analysis. I appreciate your time involved.
I need many star Jasmine plants. I need to find how to propagate within a reasonable time period. It does not look like this type of propagation is the answer.
This method is just to respond one person she told us that she used this way to propagate Star Jasmine. But based on my experiments and other persons' comments, it does not look like it works efficiently.
Thanks for sharing this interesting video
I might try planting in soil and see if any of the various cuttings will start rooting anytime earlier.
Cheers
Hi, buddy, thanks for your comments, please check it out my description for this video, and you might be interested in watching my other related videos about the propagation method for star Jasmine. Again I personally think ground layering might be easiest and simplest way to propagate Star Jasmine. Good luck.
loved it!!! thank you for sharing!!! kisses from brazil!!!
Thanks for watching.
Hello, you should have yellow winter jasmine in the UK definitely. it blooms in winters.
It does root in water, just takes what feels like forever.
Try some other better ways I once described in all my star jasmine videos. Thanks.
Great intro :)
Thanks a lot.
Great video, thank you
Thanks for watching!
Will it also work for Arabian Jasmine
I'm not sure. You can try. Kind of most plants you can grow in the water.
My mothet use to start many different kinds of plants by this method, I tried doing this with oleandors the roots came out by many but once I tried to set them into soil the roots just broke off being they are fragile I guess maybe was the way I tried to putthem into the soil?
You are right, generally speaking, you can grow many different types of plants just soaking the branches in the water, even though they grow very decent roots, but it is still a challenge when you transplant them to the pot with soil. Because the toots are too fragile and sometimes easy to rot. You can check out my channel playlist for other better ways to grow star Jasmine. Thanks.
😍beautiful! Does it smell like jasmine tea the one we drink? Looking for ideas to screen a south facing fence, evergreen with fragrance
Thanks for your comments. Actually, you just asked an interesting question. There are some many different plants which are simply called jasmine. For Jasmine tea, some different jasmine plants such as common jasmine, and pink jasmine can be used to make jasmine tea. But Star jasmine can NOT be used for jasmine tea since it is slightly toxic even though it is widely planted in the garden and does give a very fragrant smell. Actually I just did some website search before I answer your question. Again thanks for watching.
It smells very similar to true jasmine, but a degree sweeter and several degrees stronger than true jasmine.
@@blorkflorkernorp9773 To me, Kind of you like star jasmine more than true jasmine. Glad you like star jasmine.
@@LAyangfamily Star jasmine loves the climate here (southern Appalachians) and I've had a lot more success with much less effort. Once it gets going, the only problem is keeping it under control instead of trying to keep it alive. That's a good problem to have.
@@blorkflorkernorp9773 You are so lucky, star jasmine loves your local climate, and grow robustly. At least some people told me that they are struggled how to encourage and spread the growth. LOL.
I have many Asian star jasmine but I don’t want it to be climbing I want it to be bush what do I need to do?
Haha, you are special 🤣, what I mean is a lot of people want to grow a lot of Star Jasmine to create privacy trellises. I think it is pretty easy. In our complex, all the star jasmine are maintained as bush, but not climbing. So you just need to not provide any support like trellis or fence to let them spread. Another thing you need prune your plants like runners to train them to shape what you like.
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When can I propagate? I bought five young star jasmine vines and put them on the ground already. No flowers are seen yet.
Star Jasmine propagation is very easy, any time but spring is the best time to propagate. Now you are supposed to see lots of new leaf growth, runners and flowers or flower buds. Star Jasmine is aggressive and easy to spread. Check out my channel Star Jasmine playlist to find out which way you want to choose to propagate. Good luck.
@@LAyangfamily I will wait until they bloom. I will try your method of burying the hardwood stems inside the soil.
@@yiwang8273 if you can see new leaf growth, that means they are active growing. You can propagate them now, meanwhile waiting for flowers. Usually flowers come out on new vines. If you want see flowers, you can slso feed your plant with high phosphorus fertilizers such as MKP or bone meal.
@@LAyangfamily Thank you so much. This is helpful. I have one star jasmine whose tops of new growth are black. Is that a disease?
@@yiwang8273 actually star jasmine is kind of disease resistant, so if the plant is properly
handled, it should be ok. Make sure root system is not damaged, avoid dry out. You can cut off the black tips to get rid of them, meanwhile to encourage more branches.
Hi, did you get the cuttings survive, plz give an update.
I do not think so, actually I did that experiment because one person left a message to say it is pretty easy to root in the water. Actually I do not think so in my hand. Based on my experience, the easiest and effective way to propagate Star Jasmine is using ground layering, which no skill is needed. Even though air layering also works pretty well but some specific skill is needed. You can click the Playlist listed above for more videos about Star Jasmine Propagation. Thanks. Happy Gardening!
Thank you so much for your reply, can you please give a vedio on ground layering on star jasmin please..
@@hisnehisan265 Thanks, no problem. Check out the link down below for watching.
Star Jasmine Propagation by Ground Layering: the EASIEST Way Ever (地面压条：繁殖络石藤的最简易方法)
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Try aquaponics next time maybe roots will grow faster
Very good suggestion, bro, this is what I am thinking about. Thanks.
this video is 30 minutes too long.....
Yes, I also think so. Thanks for your comments.
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The volume is low
Thanks for your comments, next time I need to speak loudly. LOL.
Turn your speaker up