Mr. Savages Plumeria Callusing Process
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- 7/25/2020
What’s up my gardy people, plumeria pals and frangi friends!
I decided I’d show my method of how successful callus my plumeria cuttings! There are many methods and there is never a 100% guarantee of any method, but from my few years of trial and error, this has been the best method for me to get callusing for strong root growth. Please ask any questions in the comments, I’ll respond as soon as a can.
Thanks for watching!
- Mr. Savage
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This is great for visual learners. I read all the information posted in the files section of the facebook groups, but getting to see it helps me understand more concretely. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for using the information to your advantage! I hope you get some great plumerias from these methods!!! 🤙🤘🙏
I was wondering who stole my damn tree lol just kidding
Looking pretty good Mr. Savage, very informative.
Thank you Mr. Konishi, 🙏🤙
Also I use cinnamon on bleeds for my dessert rose. Do you think it would help with plumeria?
Do you have a video on how to prune your plumeria?
I've never felt empathy for a plant until I saw this video. When you rubbed that stump with alcohol.😱
It cleans it. Peroxide is works too.
Good morning Mr. SAVAGE, I tried your method n JAN 10, I am excited to see it starts look like yours on the day unwrap but it is not ready, so I will wait for few more days or 1 more week. Today is JAN 22 2021. THANK YOU for your sharing. I will let you know the result. Mary
No! Let the roots fill in the bag. Give it until March in the bag and then transplant it into a pot. It will be much stronger then.
@@savageinnature8905 I saw white stuffs inside the wrapped cutting, but not enough like yours. I have a question: when I unwrap to put in the bag with 50% coir & 50% perlite, the coir ( coco) should be dry? Thank you. It is so fun & excited to watch them grow. I m in San Diego, which city are you in? Thank you.
Oh wow, I’m sorry I took so long to respond. First off how are the roots now? LOL second yes the coir mix should be fairly dry. I like to poke holes in the bottom, sides and top and dip them in water for a bit to get them some moisture then let it dry out. But, I have a newer updated method of rooting I’ve been trying which I’m going to do a video on as soon as I get proof I got roots. If it does work, it will be a great way to produce a lot of cuttings with roots fairly quickly! I’m also in the SoCal area! It’s a great place to grow plumerias!
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Hey! I had no idea you had started a channel. About to start my own! Love the information.
I shared one video on PG and then I shared another and it was removed. I had asked permission from David on the first one though. I had assumed it would have been okay for the other. Now I run everything passed David before I post.
Hello thanks for your informative videos. Really helpful. I live in Dubai. And I absolutely LOVE Plumaria’s.
Questions: please can you tell me how long you left them in cling wrap to form the calus ? Or do you just watch it and follow by eye? It’s pretty hot where i live. Can I leave it outside?
The cling wrap is left in until I notice very good callusing on the cutting.
Any idea how large of a cutting will root? Everything I've been finding says 12"-18" maximum, but I have an old overgrown tree that I can't move, so I was planning on perpetuating it with cuttings. There are a couple healthy branches that I could prune that would net me 3'-4' branches to root, but would that be too large to be able to effectively root? Just wondering if you've ever tested this and what the upper limit would be. :)
The larger the cutting the easier it will root. For a large, almost “insta-tree” cutting, like 4 foot+, put it in a large pot with a mix of coir and cactus/palm/citrus soil, and water every 3 days on the spring/summer. It will start to leaf by the end of summer.
@@savageinnature8905 Oh wow, really?!? The "insta-tree" cutting is EXACTLY what I had in mind - but wanted to verify it would work before potentially ruining the branches. So, just to clarify, I do need to callus a large cutting off as well before putting in the potting medium, correct? Also, this is in South Florida, and this particular cultivar drops all its leaves for a bit but they're just now coming back in. Should I wait until she puts out more leaves? Sorry for all the follow up questions - no good deed goes unpunished! :)
What is purpose of wrapping? You wrapped first one that was dry and the other two were fresh cuts so both are good? Can you just air dry 1-2 weeks without plastic, then plant? Then is it beer to plant in soil baggy or into soil pot? Sorry for all my dumass rook questions! I like your videos cuz they are simple and easy! Sometimes we complicate it too much. Thanks.
This is a very good question!! Should we wrap after it sits for a week or okay when freshly cut and alcohol applied? Please answer, Mr. Savage. :)
The purpose of using Saran Wrap is or was thought to help promote callusing quicker than letting it air. But after a few months of trying both, either way works just as well. James, you comment was 5 months ago, apologies for the long delayed response. Have you been successful with rooting any? Please let me know. Thank you for the kind words, and that was my goal, simple and easy. Hearing that means a lot 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Either way seems to work, like I stated just right now, I’ve been trying both methods for awhile and either way seem to work. Also, James, it better to plant them in a soil bag so you can check on the root growth. Plumerias are tough though and you can just cut one from a tree and put in pot and it will grow. The key is WELL DRAINED SOIL. Like 50/50 or 60/40 perlite/cactus palm citrus soil. That loose soil will allow the roots to grow optimally.
so how long does it take for a nice callus to form ? as a rough guide, i have no idea. 2 weeks, 2 months ? thanks in advance for the answers :)
Thank you for your details video, when is the best time to cut ??
Spring time
Anytime will work though
Can I soak a Plumeria with it's roots? Or should I cut it? My Plumeria is wilted.
You can, it will give it a good boost of water.
Hi do you recommend keeping the inflo on the cutting when you replant it or should you cut the inflo off? Ty
It’s a recommended by most growers to cut the inflo, but I never do and I’ve had plenty of successful rooted cuttings. Good luck, thank you for watching. 🤙🤘🙏
Could someone help me? My mother died and her plumeria plant that she had been nurturing for years has dried out. It isn't green at all. How can I revive it? I really want it to live as a memory of the trip to Hawaii.
Hi, what part of the world do you live? If it’s cold, say dropping below 50°, they go dormant until it warms back up again. They will look dead but are not. It should “refoliate” in the spring. Is it in the ground or in a pot?
Hi so it’s ok if you leave the flowers on when they callousing?
You can, but they really should be removed.
what do you use when you soak it and for how long?
I believe I just soaked them in water. Just ti plump them up.
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That cutting going for shipping 🚚 please tell me
It is not.
How come, you need to rob those branches why the other one needs to be soaked?
How long do you keep them in the Saran wrap for?
Until you see a nice callus build up. You don’t want too much though or else it’s difficult for it to root.
So, did gramps celidine come back?
It still hasn’t rooted but it’s not rotted, so I’m going to check it closer to spring time.
It rooted Jon. 🤙🌺🌸🌼🙏
Congratulations!
Do you sale the cutting?
I do.
Hi do you ship plumeria cuttings to India
I do not.
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@@mylovegardeningsunitagangw294 milte to hai par kai colours yaha mein nahi dekhi hu , although l have collected a few locally
Just pull them gently.....what is the issue! I do it all the time
These videos ate nuts, I cut mine and stick them in the ground and they grow and bloom. No need for all this nonsense you see. It's not necessary