Yes! This blew my mind. I had no idea snaps would root. Please share what else you multiply by propagation. I would love to know what other cut flowers will root this way! And of course the ones we aren’t allowed to propagate...I know some are patented. You always share great info and more info than others in a lot of cases so I appreciate your channel so much!
I hadn’t thought to do this with snapdragons, but definitely will this year. Thank you for posting this. I did have a brainwave last spring when I pinched the dahlias I had potted up. I did the same technique with the pinchings and they actually took, roots filled 4” pots quickly. I didn’t personally have space for these babies, but I grew one on in a large tub and gave a few away, and all grew into beautiful dahlias. Happened to be Cornel. I was very pleased and plan to do this again this year, but with intention and make them available at my seedling sale. Thank you again for your always friendly and informative videos 🌺
Love this! Yes, please share more about propagating and cloning. Seeds are SO expensive! Very helpful to see your tools, methods, and even the brands of seeds you use. Looking forward to more process/propagating videos😀
I’m always learning new info and your content is unique! I can’t tell you how many video on UA-cam are broad over views of the process and don’t have closeups of each step. Well done!
So true! A lot can be lost when steps are skipped and we guess our way along! I think they want to make it look easy and are afraid we don’t have the attention span to actually learn!🌸🌻🌱
Danielle, pure perfection in a 7.5 minutes video 🌸👏❣️ When you said “succession” I felt a big bonk in my head 😂 Game changer for me. I was late seeding snaps and think I’ll be able to catch up by pinching maybe half of the first seedlings and propagating them so I’ll have blooms faster. Then I’ll propagate all of the 2nd succession. You are so brilliant ⚡️💡
Brilliant! Years ago on forums this was called the “pinch-n-poke” method with mine being a lot less formal, just pinching leggy annuals w my fingers & sticking them in a new pot and making a brand new hanging basket or whatever. Impatients is what I started with, but works with a lot of plants.
This is my second season to grow snapdragons, and I am thrilled with my progress. I had no idea I could propagate like this, and after buying specialty seeds, I am grateful to know this. Going to be propagating today! Woot!
I double and triple most of my flowering plants every year by using this propagation method. But for some reason, I've never ever thought of rooting snapdragon cuttings. Thank you for sharing this! The cost of specialty seeds and plants has really increased over the years and they continue to do so every year, so this is an easy way to cut costs for the average home gardener!
You are hands down one of my favorite flower UA-camr..love your content and all the wonderful information you share..looking forward to a great gardening season! 💐
This is LIFE CHANGING! 🤣😱🥰 Perfect timing, too, since I’m nearly ready to pinch my 2nd batch of snaps. The first batch has been pinched already, and I remember looking at the pinched pieces and thinking, hmm. This seems wasteful. Thank you so much for sharing this process! Such a time saver, too! 🌻
Amazing Nicole! I never thought this could be done! You do know your cookies, as they say! This is brilliant for those of us who buy small flats of already grown seedlings and want to have more plus staggered production. Thanks!
This is exactly the info I was looking for! I was hoping I could take cuttings of my now tiny baby snapdragons and wondered how long they took to root cause my growing season is quite short. I tested it with zinnias over the winter and it works very well. Those Benary's Giant and Queen Lime seeds are EXPENSIVE!
Thank you for this video! I have been doing this with (super)petunias for the last couple years & it's just amazing how many new plants are available from the original plant!!! The stems or vines continue to grow so you can get more than one crop of cuttings from the same plant. 🌸
I had to take 3 cosmos seedlings that had shrivelled up close to the ground, I clipped them and used the codyledon leaf structure propagation. I tried it last year and learned it works. I have many snapdragons to pinch. I have Costa's, Rockets and Potomac series. So, now I will have more!!
You are such a pro at teaching! Sometimes a question will pop up and then you'll almost immediately answer it! Like the question I had on succession. Thank you so much for all the information you share on your channel. You are definitely inspiring and extremely helpful!
Your videos are the most helpful of anyone's. You make it so everyone can understand and yours are just the most uplifting in today's world where we need all the help we can get. Your a beautiful person
Thank you for all of your inspirational videos I am so happy to know of someone else whom has discovered this great idea! After losing most of my pot plants to root mealybugs this summer, ( I live in subtropical Australia) because of the flooding rains that we have been experiencing, I tried to save what was left of my new potted plants that I had just bought, by taking 'micro' cuttings of any viable stems not infected with humidity loving pests. I saved quite a few including some snapdragons, double petunias, pansies Virginia stock and quite a few others. It brought me so much joy, just to see these little survivors grow. I have no right to complain over my garden woes when so many other flood victims lost everything, including their lives.
What a wonderful video i purchased some snaps that were a bit pricey if mine grow as well as yours I will propagate more fantastic infor thank you . Video well done and to the point!
Propagating is fun! I'm doing this with dahlias this year, too! I like to do this with snapdragons because their seeds are so hard to work with. It's like planting ground pepper!
Thank you so much for showing how to start another plant from your pinched cutting of Snapdragons that you seeded about 4 weeks before and how to sow the snapdragon seed with a wet tooth pick. I am learning so much from you. I love finding out what flowers to grow that make wonderful cut flowers and I love watching you cut your flowers and make your bouquets.
This method is especially useful for F1 hybrids because collecting seed at the end of the season won't give you the same plant you grew with each seed. You would get a mix if I remember my high school biologym
Absolutely love the propagation clips. I had no idea pinching out snapdragons stimulates more branching - that’s the kind of learning I truly appreciate. Thank you 🙏
Omg I didn’t know you can do this!! Can you please show us the progress of these snaps? I would love to see how well they root and see you even plant them and see them thrive! 😍
Woot! More snapdragons in my future. Have done with dahlias but never thought to apply to snapdragons. And love the idea posted in the comments about continuing to propagate from the ones you propagated. So fun! Thank you
danielle , I love these videos they are so informative, all this time I've been pinching things out and throwing them away ,i never thought to propagate them , wow , game changer , thankyou so much x👍👍
What an excellent video! I learned so much about propagating by pinching to save time and money! Please do more videos on propagating many kinds of flowers, and be just as clear and concise as you were on this great video. Thanks so much.
Hi Danielle! I am watching this a bit after you made this video and I am so delighted to know you can propagate snaps in this way. I will definitely give this a try with the seedlings which are coming on now. I am also tickled that some of the snaps I left in the ground over winter are starting to grow once again. Amazing... since I live in zone 5b. I am never cease to be amazed with God's creation in the floral world. I would love it if you shared more propagating tips. Thank you! Janie
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge Danielle. I’m just growing my first snapdragons and I’m trying to propagate them based on this knowledge you shared 🌱
I KNEW IT 😡 just yesterday I pinched and was staring at the pile of snipped off tops and wondering why I’ve never seen someone propagate them…and decided because it didn’t work lol 😅😅😅 ugh, well….next round.
Hi daniele, when I did pinch my snaps I stuck them in the cell and after.few days it looks like like it's been planted there.originally I was amazed..I didnt even know u can do that.i was just lazy to throw them.in trash.🤣🤣🤣. Your amazing!
I planted snapdragon seeds for the first time and now you’re giving me idea what to do with cutting when it’s time to pinch them. Thank you for sharing. I love your channel 😘 you’re voice is so relaxing to listen 😌
Wow, who knew. Next year I will start fewer trays, pinch and propagate. Snaps are taking up a lot of real estate under my grow lights right now and this method will definitely help next year!!
I just planted my first round of snaps last night. I'll definitely do this if the timing works out this year. Otherwise, I'm saving this tip for next year. What a great way to grow more of specific colors! Thank you for making this really easy to follow video!
Thank you for sharing this! I really appreciate the close up of the process. I didn’t know you could do this with snaps. I enjoy your videos so much. 💚🌺🌱💐
Oh, my. I didn't know you could propagate snap dragons this way. Yes, I like videos on propagating. Thanks so much. Keep up your great gardening & videos.
This was awesome!!! I started mine from seed for fall planting and they have been in the ground all winter. I’m so gonna do this❣️gotta find a few to pinch!
I actually pinched off my snapdragons this morning. I was disappointed my bronze ones didn't germinate very well. I tossed the trimmings in the trash. Then saw your video at lunch. Garbage-picked the cuttings and put them in water til I could get the rooting hormone. Not sure if I got them in time but I appreciate the information and I'll definitely be ready for next time. Thanks!
Yes! This blew my mind. I had no idea snaps would root. Please share what else you multiply by propagation. I would love to know what other cut flowers will root this way! And of course the ones we aren’t allowed to propagate...I know some are patented. You always share great info and more info than others in a lot of cases so I appreciate your channel so much!
hi I'm curious about the seeds you said cannot be propagating. Which ones are those? I mean the patented type.
I root them in water
Petunias, coleus, cosmos, tomatoes, hydrangea, sedum, chrysanthemums, azaleas, zinnias, roses (remove most or all leaves for the perennials).
I hadn’t thought to do this with snapdragons, but definitely will this year. Thank you for posting this. I did have a brainwave last spring when I pinched the dahlias I had potted up. I did the same technique with the pinchings and they actually took, roots filled 4” pots quickly. I didn’t personally have space for these babies, but I grew one on in a large tub and gave a few away, and all grew into beautiful dahlias. Happened to be Cornel. I was very pleased and plan to do this again this year, but with intention and make them available at my seedling sale. Thank you again for your always friendly and informative videos 🌺
Love this! Yes, please share more about propagating and cloning. Seeds are SO expensive! Very helpful to see your tools, methods, and even the brands of seeds you use. Looking forward to more process/propagating videos😀
I’m always learning new info and your content is unique! I can’t tell you how many video on UA-cam are broad over views of the process and don’t have closeups of each step. Well done!
So true! A lot can be lost when steps are skipped and we guess our way along! I think they want to make it look easy and are afraid we don’t have the attention span to actually learn!🌸🌻🌱
Danielle, pure perfection in a 7.5 minutes video 🌸👏❣️ When you said “succession” I felt a big bonk in my head 😂 Game changer for me. I was late seeding snaps and think I’ll be able to catch up by pinching maybe half of the first seedlings and propagating them so I’ll have blooms faster. Then I’ll propagate all of the 2nd succession. You are so brilliant ⚡️💡
Wish you luck Barbara! You pray for me and I will pray for you, lol. 🙏🙏🙏👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾
Brilliant! Years ago on forums this was called the “pinch-n-poke” method with mine being a lot less formal, just pinching leggy annuals w my fingers & sticking them in a new pot and making a brand new hanging basket or whatever. Impatients is what I started with, but works with a lot of plants.
This is my second season to grow snapdragons, and I am thrilled with my progress. I had no idea I could propagate like this, and after buying specialty seeds, I am grateful to know this. Going to be propagating today! Woot!
Thanks for teaching me about propagation of different different flowers . Please show more videos ,very helpful.
I double and triple most of my flowering plants every year by using this propagation method. But for some reason, I've never ever thought of rooting snapdragon cuttings. Thank you for sharing this!
The cost of specialty seeds and plants has really increased over the years and they continue to do so every year, so this is an easy way to cut costs for the average home gardener!
Thank you so much, especially zooming in to show how and where to make the cut.
You are hands down one of my favorite flower UA-camr..love your content and all the wonderful information you share..looking forward to a great gardening season! 💐
This is LIFE CHANGING! 🤣😱🥰 Perfect timing, too, since I’m nearly ready to pinch my 2nd batch of snaps. The first batch has been pinched already, and I remember looking at the pinched pieces and thinking, hmm. This seems wasteful. Thank you so much for sharing this process! Such a time saver, too! 🌻
That is amazing! I have gardened for so many years and did not even realize this was possible with snap dragons! So helpful and informative! 💐
Amazing Nicole! I never thought this could be done! You do know your cookies, as they say!
This is brilliant for those of us who buy small flats of already grown seedlings and want to have more plus staggered production. Thanks!
Nicole?
This is exactly the info I was looking for! I was hoping I could take cuttings of my now tiny baby snapdragons and wondered how long they took to root cause my growing season is quite short.
I tested it with zinnias over the winter and it works very well. Those Benary's Giant and Queen Lime seeds are EXPENSIVE!
That was my next question!
Thank you for this video! I have been doing this with (super)petunias for the last couple years & it's just amazing how many new plants are available from the original plant!!! The stems or vines continue to grow so you can get more than one crop of cuttings from the same plant. 🌸
I had to take 3 cosmos seedlings that had shrivelled up close to the ground, I clipped them and used the codyledon leaf structure propagation. I tried it last year and learned it works. I have many snapdragons to pinch.
I have Costa's, Rockets and Potomac series. So, now I will have more!!
You are such a pro at teaching! Sometimes a question will pop up and then you'll almost immediately answer it! Like the question I had on succession. Thank you so much for all the information you share on your channel. You are definitely inspiring and extremely helpful!
Your videos are the most helpful of anyone's. You make it so everyone can understand and yours are just the most uplifting in today's world where we need all the help we can get. Your a beautiful person
Thank you! Thank you! I love your videos. So clear and concise and then all of a sudden, when you smile, it never fails to make me smile!
Thank you for this information. Would love to see a video about what other flowers can be propagated in this way.
Thank you for all of your inspirational videos I am so happy to know of someone else whom has discovered this great idea! After losing most of my pot plants to root mealybugs this summer, ( I live in subtropical Australia) because of the flooding rains that we have been experiencing, I tried to save what was left of my new potted plants that I had just bought, by taking 'micro' cuttings of any viable stems not infected with humidity loving pests. I saved quite a few including some snapdragons, double petunias, pansies Virginia stock and quite a few others. It brought me so much joy, just to see these little survivors grow. I have no right to complain over my garden woes when so many other flood victims lost everything, including their lives.
Thank you so much! You are a wealth of wisdom and your calm manner is lovely.
Wow! I have taken cuttings from plants before but never thought of doing cuttings from seedlings! Genius idea! Thanks for this video!
Great idea! I never thought to try to propagate cuttings from the seedlings! 😊💖🌸🌻🙌👍🐝🦋👋
This is great! I never knew you could do this. Totally makes sense. I will definitely do this when my plants are ready to pinch. Thank you!
What a wonderful video i purchased some snaps that were a bit pricey if mine grow as well as yours I will propagate more fantastic infor thank you . Video well done and to the point!
Propagating is fun! I'm doing this with dahlias this year, too! I like to do this with snapdragons because their seeds are so hard to work with. It's like planting ground pepper!
Thank you so much for showing how to start another plant from your pinched cutting of Snapdragons that you seeded about 4 weeks before and how to sow the snapdragon seed with a wet tooth pick. I am learning so much from you. I love finding out what flowers to grow that make wonderful cut flowers and I love watching you cut your flowers and make your bouquets.
Great information Danielle! Thanks for sharing 💚🌱
This method is especially useful for F1 hybrids because collecting seed at the end of the season won't give you the same plant you grew with each seed. You would get a mix if I remember my high school biologym
Absolutely love the propagation clips. I had no idea pinching out snapdragons stimulates more branching - that’s the kind of learning I truly appreciate.
Thank you 🙏
Omg I didn’t know you can do this!! Can you please show us the progress of these snaps? I would love to see how well they root and see you even plant them and see them thrive! 😍
And to think I didn’t have enough snapdragons! What a great helpful tip this was! Now I’ll have a pot of them!
Excellent video and thank you so much for sharing Danielle 🌸🦋🌸
Love all your content but right now, anything about seed sowing/seedlings is so helpful! 👍🏼💚
Thank you for always creating such informative videos!
Woot! More snapdragons in my future. Have done with dahlias but never thought to apply to snapdragons. And love the idea posted in the comments about continuing to propagate from the ones you propagated. So fun! Thank you
Had good luck using rooting hormone and then placing into damp sand, dome and then on hear mat. After roots develop, I pot up
Excellent! Just what I wanted to know. You speak well, explain thoroughly and are succinct. Very good visuals too. Thanks!
danielle , I love these videos they are so informative, all this time I've been pinching things out and throwing them away ,i never thought to propagate them , wow , game changer , thankyou so much x👍👍
What an excellent video! I learned so much about propagating by pinching to save time and money! Please do more videos on propagating many kinds of flowers, and be just as clear and concise as you were on this great video. Thanks so much.
Great video!!! Definitely enjoy this type of video! Greetings from Michigan! 😊
Hi Danielle! I am watching this a bit after you made this video and I am so delighted to know you can propagate snaps in this way. I will definitely give this a try with the seedlings which are coming on now. I am also tickled that some of the snaps I left in the ground over winter are starting to grow once again. Amazing... since I live in zone 5b. I am never cease to be amazed with God's creation in the floral world. I would love it if you shared more propagating tips. Thank you! Janie
Wow I had no idea you could root from such small seedlings. Thank you!!!
Thank you. Can’t wait for the March garden tour!
This is very helpful Danielle! No one talks about propagating...I love that I learn something from you everything I watch your videos!
WOW~! I am so pleased to have learned this! THANKS! 😍
More propagation videos would be great🌱
love your honest and valuable information on flowers!!!! You are awesome!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge Danielle. I’m just growing my first snapdragons and I’m trying to propagate them based on this knowledge you shared 🌱
I don’t know why I’ve not thought of this,thank you!!!
Thanks, Danielle! I'm getting really interested in propagation! So your video was very helpful.
Wow how fascinating, who knew!? Thank you for sharing 💚🌱
Wonderful video! Yes definitely more like this. Learn so much. Thanks!!!
Thank you, this tryout helps me in growing my garden from cuttings! Hugs and love from Texas!
Nice! Great idea. I can't wait to do this on my snapedragons this year! 🌸💗🌸
Thanks for sharing, your videos are always so informative and interesting!
Thank you! I gave up on starting snaps from seed and just buy seedlings from our nursery. This helps a lot.
Just gotta say, you are sooo smart! Great ideas for being budget conscious!
What a great lesson. I love snapdragons and now I have a way to easily propagate more.
What a great video! I’m starting a cutting flower garden this year and this is good information! Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing this super saver method of propagation🌱❤️
I love to propagate plants from cuttings. Thanks so much for this video!
Ver, very helpful! Thanks for all you do and teach.Victoria V.
I KNEW IT 😡 just yesterday I pinched and was staring at the pile of snipped off tops and wondering why I’ve never seen someone propagate them…and decided because it didn’t work lol 😅😅😅 ugh, well….next round.
This was very helpful! We forget how much we can propagate from cuttings! Thanks for posting!
You are so informative to this novice gardner. Many thanks!😁
Hi daniele, when I did pinch my snaps I stuck them in the cell and after.few days it looks like like it's been planted there.originally
I was amazed..I didnt even know u can do that.i was just lazy to throw them.in trash.🤣🤣🤣. Your amazing!
Thank you for always giving us great money saving ideas! I will be trying your method of pinching snapdragons and planting the pinched foliage 👍🥰
ThankYou so much! My son just bought me a load of snapdragons and now I know I can propagate them. Thank you!!!!
Loved this video! Very helpful. More more more please.
Thank you for the info!! Yes please keep showing content on propagating, seed starting and planting info. It's so helpful!🤗
Thank you for the tutorial. I’ll definitely be doing that with mine this year. Love your how to videos 😊
I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You seem to be able to take the mystery out of so many propagating and growing issues.
great content! yes, i love learning, and how you get to the point!
I love this type of instruction on using the cuttings!
I planted snapdragon seeds for the first time and now you’re giving me idea what to do with cutting when it’s time to pinch them. Thank you for sharing. I love your channel 😘 you’re voice is so relaxing to listen 😌
Thank you for this great idea! I haven’t seen this on any other channel.
This is really timely, and new info for me. Thanks so much!
Thank you I love propagation videos. Can't wait to see follow up videos of how they are doing. Thx again.
Wow, who knew. Next year I will start fewer trays, pinch and propagate. Snaps are taking up a lot of real estate under my grow lights right now and this method will definitely help next year!!
Helpful.... soooooo glad you showed close ups
I just planted my first round of snaps last night. I'll definitely do this if the timing works out this year. Otherwise, I'm saving this tip for next year. What a great way to grow more of specific colors! Thank you for making this really easy to follow video!
Thank you for sharing this! I really appreciate the close up of the process. I didn’t know you could do this with snaps. I enjoy your videos so much. 💚🌺🌱💐
Thank you so much! This was very helpful and came just in time. Much appreciated.
Once again, thank you so much for the info. I knew I wanted to do this and love your videos so that's right where I went!
Thanks for the video!
I enjoy this type of content! 🌱🌱
I am saving this video as my snapdragons are 2 weeks behind yours and I want to attempt working with cuttings - I have never done that before. Thanks
Great idea! Love propagation and cut flower conditioning help. Thank you!
Would love for you to continue sharing info
Oh, my. I didn't know you could propagate snap dragons this way. Yes, I like videos on propagating. Thanks so much. Keep up your great gardening & videos.
This was awesome!!! I started mine from seed for fall planting and they have been in the ground all winter. I’m so gonna do this❣️gotta find a few to pinch!
This is fantastic.....so excited to give this a try!!! 🙂🌱
I actually pinched off my snapdragons this morning. I was disappointed my bronze ones didn't germinate very well. I tossed the trimmings in the trash. Then saw your video at lunch. Garbage-picked the cuttings and put them in water til I could get the rooting hormone. Not sure if I got them in time but I appreciate the information and I'll definitely be ready for next time. Thanks!
Great one Danielle!
I'm new to starting my own snaps this year so this was awesome for me and perfect timing THANKS 😊👍
Valuable advice. You are looking gorgeous
Those kind of videos are great! Thank you :).
Thanks for sharing this. Such useful information
This is my first year to try snapdragons. As soon as mine are ready, I will be referring back to this video. Thank you!