Dieffenbachia: How to Cut Stems & Propagate Plants?

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  • Dieffenbachia: How to Cut Stems & Propagate Plants? (Story in ENGLISH Language) VIDEO LINK = • Dieffenbachia: How to ... Dieffenbachia: Cutting Stems & Propagation: How to Do It Correctly? Dieffenbachia - is a tropical plant from New World Tropics from Mexico to South Argentina. This plant was introduced as an ornamental hosehold plant worldwide. Dieffenbachia is a genus of tropical flowering plants in the family Araceae. Common name of Dieffenbachia is "dumb cane" that refers to the poisoning effect of this plant. It is also known as the "Mother-in-law" plant.
    Is it poisonous? Dieffenbachia is a type of house plant with large, colorful, patterned leaves. Poisoning can occur if you (usually, children) eat the leaves, stalk, or root of this plant.
    Диффенбахия: Пересадка и Черенкование: Как Это Сделать?
    Диффенбахия (латинское название . Dieffenbachia) - род вечнозелёных растений семейства Ароидные, распространённых в тропиках Южной и Северной Америки. Сок многих растений этого рода достаточно ядовит (вызывает дерматит) . Ожог горла или кожи - действия сильного яда из сока диффенбахии.
    Некоторые виды, используемые в комнатном садоводстве - Dieffenbachia bausei Regel - Диффенбахия Баузе, Dieffenbachia oerstedii Schott - Диффенбахия Эрстеда,
    Dieffenbachia maculata (Lodd.) D.Don - Диффенбахия пятнистая, Dieffenbachia seguine Schott - Диффенбахия Сегуина.
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  • @VictorFursov
    @VictorFursov  8 років тому +96

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    • @justinbaillie794
      @justinbaillie794 8 років тому +1

      I'm watching in Canada 🍁

    • @vervover
      @vervover 8 років тому

      I'm watching from Mexico Dr haha 😂

    • @janefoote2250
      @janefoote2250 7 років тому

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    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

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      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you! It's a pleasure to meet you!

  • @blancam3154
    @blancam3154 5 років тому +13

    This video saved my plant of 12 years. I was giving up on it. Thank you!

    • @votaconunclick8477
      @votaconunclick8477 5 років тому

      I have the same exact plant but without the yellowish marks on the leaves, any explanation?

    • @steverick5281
      @steverick5281 5 років тому

      @@votaconunclick8477 there are many different types of deiffenbachia

  • @meredithcasey3905
    @meredithcasey3905 2 роки тому +3

    I had no idea this was an option - I was about to give up on my leggy Dieffenbachia. Trying this out today, thank you for posting!! Very informative and straightforward 👍

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  2 роки тому +1

      Hope you enjoy it. Thank you for interest.

  • @Jollysixx
    @Jollysixx 8 років тому +32

    These plants are fun to have around, we've had our one in the house since around 1962, split it several times for quite a few people, and it's still going strong.

  • @horseyheid
    @horseyheid 4 роки тому +1

    I am so grateful for this tutorial - answered all my questions. Thank you, Dr. Fursov!

  • @thequeen3037
    @thequeen3037 4 роки тому +2

    Hello from Naples, Florida 👋🏾
    Thanks for the instructions and stay safe during this time in our world! 😀

  • @LinasKitchen
    @LinasKitchen 5 років тому +2

    Thank you for saving the cutting of this really tall stem and then sharing how to do it. I have a much shorter one and didn't have the heart to cut it! Now you made it seem easy. I like your casual way of getting your point across; it is spontaneous and cute.

  • @VictorFursov
    @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

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  • @lzstange
    @lzstange 2 роки тому +1

    Hello thank you for this video. I hope you and your family are well. I am praying for you all.

  • @jessiemarie5148
    @jessiemarie5148 7 років тому +3

    My plant now looks a lot like yours and I've been wondering what to do with it. Thanks for the video with the very simple steps!

  • @rileyhanson9970
    @rileyhanson9970 7 років тому

    I'm in Portland, Oregon. USA and I am about to propagate my Dieffenbachia, thank you so much for the information it will come in very useful.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you for watching! Good luck and best wishes!

  • @RunRaeRun
    @RunRaeRun 5 років тому

    Wow I didn't know how easy these were to propogate. I just bought a little one today, my first dieffanbacia! I cant wait to start multiplying it. :) thanks from Canada!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for curiosity. Happy Easter.

  • @agnestrylinski4008
    @agnestrylinski4008 4 роки тому +1

    Perfect. Now I can cut down my plant. You explained every step so well. Now I know how to do this. Thank you great video.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      Thank you for interest and curiosity! :)

  • @drpear6773
    @drpear6773 5 років тому

    Thank you for this video. You are the only person i fount to explain and show how to cut the plant and propagate it with cuttings.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому

      Thank you for interest and curiosity. I plan to make a new story with a new grown plant again! It grows so fast, and up, and up...!! best wishes!

  • @patrickmay5628
    @patrickmay5628 5 років тому +1

    Worked out well for me with 2 separate cutting. Thank you

  • @LadyaRoma
    @LadyaRoma 6 років тому +1

    I agree....this was very helpful. None of the others gave the steps you did. Thanks so much!

  • @melindawallin3713
    @melindawallin3713 3 роки тому

    Hello from California! I very much enjoyed your video. I have always just put my cuttings directly into soil but will try your water method. Also I have never let the cutting harden over for 24 hours. Thank you, you are very fun to watch.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      So nice of you

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      Thank you Melinda for your curiosity. What kind of video story would be interesting for you from Ukraine, besides home plants?

    • @melindawallin3713
      @melindawallin3713 3 роки тому

      As you are a beekeeper I am interested to know if bees are still experiencing colony collapse. I don't know if that was world wide or just in the USA and haven't heard anything about it lately.I think it was Einstein who predicted if the bees disappeared we would be next...yikes!
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  • @randomfunvideos8783
    @randomfunvideos8783 6 років тому +16

    You should do a followup video with the rooted plants and potting. Just an idea. Why do you allow it to dry 24 hours before putting it in water? I did this cutting and putting in water process and after 4 months still there are no roots. The only thing I did differently was I did not allow it to dry.

    • @alisekamss2218
      @alisekamss2218 4 роки тому +3

      I believe it's because when cut part is let to dry up, it can close the cut and avoid rotting/getting all glum at the cut part which speeds rooting afterward. I've been doing that to my ZZ plant. Once I don't let dry up and close, it keeps the steam constantly glum and eventually it divides into the water turning Brown and not rooting.

  • @susanh.2632
    @susanh.2632 8 років тому

    Thank you! This was a good video for my dumb cane plant project. Easy to follow!

  • @nadimahbogart2705
    @nadimahbogart2705 4 роки тому +7

    That stem you can cut it to 3-4” pieces and plant each one. It could made dozens!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      Thank you for curiosity! Good luck and best wishes!

  • @geraldn.6871
    @geraldn.6871 5 років тому +3

    You're fun to listen. You seem like a very likable person. Thank you for making the video. If I were still in college, I'd attend your class because you seem like a nice guy.
    Wishing you much happiness and success :)

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for your interest ad curiosity and positive words. Good luck and best wishes! Where are you from and what is your major interest?

    • @geraldn.6871
      @geraldn.6871 5 років тому

      Dr Victor Fursov - Entomologist Beekeeper Teacher 😊
      Aloha from Hawaii, the 50th State of the United States 😀
      I'm beyond the years of a student and have entered the "red zone" for retirement, but I've always had many interests.
      Through my younger years I've been into plants, had several gardens, had many animals, which were the opportunity growing up in a rural area.
      I live in the city, and the animals I'm allowed is one cat and many house plants.
      We do what we can in the world that we live in 😊
      From your accent, I assume you're Russian or Ukranian... maybe Czech? I'm not good with European accents. Your kindness shows through, and I wish you much happiness and success.
      Д-р Віктор Фурсов - вчитель ентемолог-бджоляра 😊
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      Я за роки навчання і вступив у "червону зону" на пенсію, але у мене завжди було багато інтересів.
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      Ми робимо те, що ми можемо в світі, в якому ми живемо
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    • @collinchorba4818
      @collinchorba4818 5 років тому

      Gerald N. I have been wondering how profitable beekeeping is in Hawaii, I’m considering it as either a side job or full time if I move there, a response would be greatly appreciated.

  • @sharylcollinpoetry7650
    @sharylcollinpoetry7650 9 років тому

    Thank you, from California to Kiev!

  • @sparkplug5055
    @sparkplug5055 9 років тому +1

    Thank you I have a plant that has needed this for sometime now. will post results later.

  • @lynnfeigel6929
    @lynnfeigel6929 4 роки тому

    Thank you for this video! My daughter has a dumb cane that she has had for 3 years and it was so leggy and not very pretty anymore. We have done as you suggested and will add a photo when new growth begins!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      Thank you for curiosity! Good luck in growing nice plants!

  • @myshanamakisi6063
    @myshanamakisi6063 6 років тому

    Excellent. This was exactly what i was looking for. Needed confirmation before cutting my beloved dumb cane. Thx.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  6 років тому

      Thank you for interest. No other choise. But cutted stem would make roots very very slowly, sometime about 1 month, so it needs a great patience.

  • @fernandoordonez8711
    @fernandoordonez8711 3 роки тому +1

    I'm moving so I leave two cuts for my mother and two for me. Thank you from Mexico.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      Thank you for visiting our channel. Best wishes.

  • @nicolegamble7270
    @nicolegamble7270 8 років тому +4

    I have a cuttling (dumb cane) from my grandmother who passed on some 15 years ago. I have it growing in a vase of water and it's doing really well. Its only one plant with 5 leaves. It's trying to outgrow it's vase. As far as I see it's only the main stalk so if I cut it that will only leave a stalk with roots and the rest of the plant. My question is if I cut it and put it in water will the plant root and the stalk with roots grow a new plant. I'm afraid to cut it but would like more of these plants since it belong to my grandmother.

  • @latimeralder1
    @latimeralder1 9 років тому +1

    Thanks Victor!
    I will try this and let you know how it goes.
    Regards from England

  • @SabrinaFountas
    @SabrinaFountas 2 роки тому

    We stand with Ukraine. Love your videos. Prayers

  • @MsEEvans-gu4tc
    @MsEEvans-gu4tc 6 років тому +6

    California here I have several dumb cane the mother plant I cut a year ago from her i have 6 pups from the one I never put them in water I put right into to soil its roots it self you no when it start to root it won't be lose if you pull it a bit in about a 30 days or so. you may also want to cut a bit more stem off. I say no water straight to the soil🌞

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  6 років тому

      Thank you for comment. Best wishes and good luck!

    • @MrSystane
      @MrSystane 5 років тому +2

      @@PinkPug3113 My Dieffenbachia was about 7 feet tall 4 years ago, so I cut it and put the top half portion directly into soil. I now have 2x massive Dieffenbachia plants growing in my house, each about 6 feet tall. These things grow so quickly! I just wish when it flowered, it would open up some... haha

  • @meatiethatsme2471
    @meatiethatsme2471 11 місяців тому

    Thank you! This is what I needed to know!

  • @DrACCook
    @DrACCook 4 роки тому +1

    Great video and one of my favorites. Thank you! New subscriber here from New York!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому +1

      Thank you for interest. New story about aready over-grown Diffenbachia plant will come very soon.

  • @rachashalom6936
    @rachashalom6936 6 років тому

    quick and prim, just they way one should be doing it. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  6 років тому

      Thank you for interest and enthusiasm! good luck and best wishes!

  • @parasztos
    @parasztos Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing this! I will try it.
    I hope you are well.
    Slava Ukraini!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  Рік тому +1

      Thank you too for the interest and support!

  • @user-pt1cz4ot1e
    @user-pt1cz4ot1e 2 роки тому

    I subscribed before the video started. Thank you for the information. 🥰

  • @VictorFursov
    @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

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  • @SaharSasi
    @SaharSasi 9 років тому +2

    Great job , Thank you for your explantion

  • @cherelle979
    @cherelle979 8 років тому +2

    update video on the dumb cane please!!!!! very beautiful plant

  • @sarahp5109
    @sarahp5109 7 років тому

    Great video! Will be working on my dieffenbachia today here in Alabama (US).Thank you.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you for watching! Good luck!

  • @edsmita
    @edsmita Місяць тому

    Дякую!

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    @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

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  • @brendanixon8430
    @brendanixon8430 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for the instructions. Will try this!

  • @bbeng4915
    @bbeng4915 9 років тому +1

    Hello Victor... Im having a difficult time finding information on my dieffenbachia about root rot. Well at least i think that is the issue. a few month ago i noticed that rather slowly the bottom leaves were turning a light brown and would become very soft. Clearly they were dying so i snip off the leaf, a few weeks later another leaf would do the same....so just today i took the plant out of the soil (plant is about 2.5 ft) to look at the roots and they appear to be healthy. when i started to clean out the root ball of soil i found a lot of fuzz like material in the middle. it is a brown color, At first i thought it was cat hair (cause that stuff gets everywhere) but looking more into it, it is deeply waved in the center of the rootball of my plant. im thinking bugs now. (for sure not from our cat, he is very orange) Well now my plant is lying here on the table fully exposed. i did clip some of the root tips, cleaned out most of this suspicious fuzz. i really would hate to lose this plant, it comes from my recently missed grandparents from my uncle. the plant is about 4 or 5 yrs old. i have never had an issue with it untill now. any words of wisdom are greatly appreaciated.

  • @VictorFursov
    @VictorFursov  9 років тому

    VIDEO LINK = ua-cam.com/video/2tm0ga0xmiY/v-deo.html Dieffenbachia: Cutting Stems & Propagation: How to Do It Correctly? Dieffenbachia - is a tropical plant from New World Tropics from Mexico to South Argentina. This plant was introduced as an ornamental hosehold plant worldwide. Dieffenbachia is a genus of tropical flowering plants in the family Araceae. Common name of Dieffenbachia is "dumb cane" that refers to the poisoning effect of this plant. It is also known as the "Mother-in-law" plant.
    Is it poisonous? Dieffenbachia is a type of house plant with large, colorful, patterned leaves. Poisoning can occur if you (usually, children) eat the leaves, stalk, or root of this plant.
    Диффенбахия: Пересадка комнатного растения и его и Черенкование: Как Это сделать в домашних условиях? Диффенбахия (латинское название - Dieffenbachia) - род вечнозелёных растений семейства Ароидные, распространённых в тропиках Южной и Северной Америки. Сок многих растений этого рода достаточно ядовит (вызывает дерматит) . Ожог горла или кожи - действия сильного яда из сока диффенбахии.
    Некоторые виды, используемые в комнатном садоводстве - Dieffenbachia bausei Regel - Диффенбахия Баузе, Dieffenbachia oerstedii Schott - Диффенбахия Эрстеда, Dieffenbachia maculata (Lodd.) D.Don - Диффенбахия пятнистая, Dieffenbachia seguine Schott - Диффенбахия Сегуина.
    Диффенбахия: Пересадка и Черенкование: Как Это Сделать?
    VIDEO WAS RECORDED: 15.12.2014, the city of Kiev, the capital of UKRAINE. Recorded by Victor Fursov, Entomologist in Ukraine.
    ОРИГИНАЛЬНОЕ ВИДЕО ЗАПИСАНО: 15.12.2014, г.Киев, столица УКРАИНЫ. Original Video was recorded by Viktor Fursov, Biologist and Entomologist in Ukraine.

    • @dimas36142
      @dimas36142 8 років тому

      thank you very much and I did not know that this plant is poisonous, wife recently bought at a flower shop, and we have small children 9 months and 5 years has opastnost that they will try it on taste, I will take action

  • @tegaapochiakpofure2995
    @tegaapochiakpofure2995 4 роки тому +1

    Your dumbcane looks healthy.... ❤️❤️❤️

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому +1

      Last week I made second procedure to cut the stem of this plant again after 5 and 1/2 years of growth up to the ceiling, and cut it again, but did not take video.

  • @tmdunn6
    @tmdunn6 4 роки тому +1

    Hi! Thank you for sharing this information. I am trying to propagate my diffenbachia and wondering if you have any insight. In the last five min of this video, you said one can leave the parent stems and new leaves will regrow. Do these new leaves typically grow from the cut stem? It appears on mine that there is a black mold growing on the top. Any recommendations are appreciated, thank you!

  • @oasd540
    @oasd540 9 років тому +3

    Thank you so much for the super helpful video.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  9 років тому +2

      Oderay Alonso Sancho-Davila My great pleasure to be helpful! :)

    • @oasd540
      @oasd540 9 років тому +1

      Very helpful! Thank you! :)

  • @marietoucourt
    @marietoucourt Рік тому

    Wish i had you as a teacher ! :-) Warm hello from Québec ! ( im sure you know some some french words too 🙂)

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  Рік тому

      Thank you for the curiosity. Welcome to my channel to see more videos!

  • @DenisJava
    @DenisJava 6 років тому

    This is a helpful video. I enjoyed watching it and also enjoyed listening to your fascinating accent. I'm glad you said where you are from.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  6 років тому

      hank you for interest and support of my efforts.

  • @maggiehihihi
    @maggiehihihi 8 років тому

    Awesome video, thank you Victor!! (from Vancouver Canada!)I will try to save my Diffenbachia plant tomorrow with your guidance :)

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  8 років тому

      +maggiehihihi Thans for watching!!!! Good luck in your gardening!!!!

  • @jim421AP
    @jim421AP 8 років тому +3

    Very helpful. Thank you!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  8 років тому +2

      +Jim Moyer I wil try to tell more new stories about plants!

  • @ameliasmith259
    @ameliasmith259 4 роки тому

    Thank you!!

  • @lindanapolitano834
    @lindanapolitano834 8 років тому

    quick precise information. easy squeezy. was concerned how to do this process without damage to the plant. Off we go to prune now!!!!!!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  8 років тому

      Thank you for comment and interst. Good luck to you too!

  • @emilychristmas1619
    @emilychristmas1619 4 роки тому

    Thank you! Very helpful

  • @mardel3
    @mardel3 7 років тому

    Great tips, my snake plant was close to my central heating were the pot was hot to the touch and the leaves are curling within themselves, how can I reverse the damage besides moving it?

  • @VictorFursov
    @VictorFursov  5 років тому

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  • @SteepedlnStories
    @SteepedlnStories Рік тому

    Thanks my plant needs it too

  • @Babyjohn8170
    @Babyjohn8170 5 років тому +10

    Why do you have to wait 24 hours before you put the plant in water? I have the same plant, I normally just cut it, and put it in water immediately and it grows. I've had the plant over 14 years. Could you explain why it's important to wait 24 hours a little bit more please?

    • @EAMeyer
      @EAMeyer 5 років тому +12

      I don't know about dieffenbachia, but with succulent propagation it's recommended to wait for 24 hrs or up to a few days for a callus to form. It reduces the likelihood of rot and prepares the plant cells for root follicle production.
      Lots of plants seem to do alright without this step though.

    • @Divchyk
      @Divchyk 4 роки тому +1

      My sister in law just cuts it and repots it right away and it grows like mad with leaves almost like an umbrella

    • @xtaneshax
      @xtaneshax 4 роки тому +1

      It prevents the bottom of the plant rotting as it allows a callous to form

  • @marvettajackson2925
    @marvettajackson2925 3 роки тому

    Thank you I’m scared to do it but hey it’s worth a try how’s ur plant doing

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      I have cut the same plant again in 2019 I guess, and it is pretty high again and grows well.

  • @briivdienaa
    @briivdienaa 6 років тому +1

    Thank you!

  • @texaspotency9147
    @texaspotency9147 3 роки тому

    Great video

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      Thanks for the visit. Glad that you have visited my Channel. best greetings from Ukraine.

  • @arielrobinson7374
    @arielrobinson7374 7 років тому

    I bought my first dumb cane a few weeks ago and I noticed it's infested with some sort of tiny black beetle. I will be referring back to your video when I try to save it. Many thanks :)

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you for interest! Good luck and take care of your plants and flowers!

  • @TracyAmor
    @TracyAmor 4 роки тому

    Wow! It's gotten so soooooo tall!
    Btw, our dog knocked out some of my plants including my dumb cane. It's getting taller (but not like that) then suddenly it's not able to stand up on it's own. And I did just like that. Now, watching this vid to make sure I did the right thing. But apparently missed the drying out part. Well, living in Philippines where it's hot everyday except gets a 'lil colder when winter's ending somewhere we get to enjoy some cool breeze.
    Anyway, hope my plant lives. And our dog too. Since I'm very much aware how toxic some of my plants are; especially dumb cane.
    *sigh* 😩

  • @ishrataisha3407
    @ishrataisha3407 7 років тому

    very nice I haven't seen such a big deffenbechia in my life😱

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you for interest. Best greetings from Ukraine!

  • @milasemenova6071
    @milasemenova6071 4 роки тому

    Это растение переросло и вытянулось. Давно нужно было сделать ту процедуру, которую ты продемонстрировал. А мне довелось увидеть и сфотографировать, как она цветет.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому +1

      уже через 4 года все по новому - новый молодой кустик... этот ролик загалочно раскрутился......

    • @milasemenova6071
      @milasemenova6071 4 роки тому

      @@VictorFursov так бывает, тема стала интересна многим.

    • @milasemenova6071
      @milasemenova6071 4 роки тому +1

      У нас в лаборатории был подобный длиннющий экземпляр. Но его сознательно вытягивали ввысь, все ждали, когда он достигнет потолка, доращивали крепежи для стебля.

  • @flowingleaf1677
    @flowingleaf1677 Рік тому

    even tho the stem doesn't have leaves, it will survive?

  • @reneemcmillen7112
    @reneemcmillen7112 6 років тому +1

    This was very helpful. Do you also have a pruning advise on a Dracaena Margunata? Renee

  • @kamelgassab8167
    @kamelgassab8167 8 років тому

    Thank you sear

  • @bayraktar4872
    @bayraktar4872 7 років тому +2

    nice video thanks.

  • @nnm7761
    @nnm7761 4 роки тому

    good job.

  • @lovemyne22
    @lovemyne22 4 роки тому +1

    Another question, the top of my plant is now in water for its one month wait, and the old bottom part of stalk and a seedling in the original pot. Am I able to put them all in one pot together? Or should each stalk have it's own pot? Thank you!!!!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      One pot will be too small for all roots.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      It will be much better to separate several stalks in different pots. :) Good luck! :)

  • @akdenizli007
    @akdenizli007 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for video...
    Ana yapraklı gövde sadece temiz suya, kesildikten 1 gün sonra konulması gerekiyormuş 2 hafta gibi bir sürede kökleniyormuş.
    köklenme sağlandıktan sonra sudan çıkarıp toprağa dikilebilirmiş.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      TRANSLATION = The body of the main leaf was only rooted in clean water for about 2 weeks, which should be put in 1 day after cutting. Once rooting is done, it can be removed from the water and planted on the ground.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you for interest! Best wishes!

  • @bobsyeruncle6107
    @bobsyeruncle6107 7 років тому +1

    thank you

  • @quietone748
    @quietone748 8 років тому

    Wonderful video. Thank you!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  8 років тому

      Thank you for interest! Best wishes to you too!

  • @lovemyne22
    @lovemyne22 4 роки тому

    Does the type of water you use in jug matter? Tap water from city supply okay? Rainwater? What do you recommend? Thank you!!!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому +1

      I can not see any difference in a water quality.

    • @lovemyne22
      @lovemyne22 4 роки тому

      Thank you!! 😊

  • @demetrious233
    @demetrious233 5 років тому

    А у меня помидоры завяли, когда отопление дали. My tomatoes curled when heating season has start. What to do?

  • @susanpratt4061
    @susanpratt4061 4 роки тому +1

    Has off shoots not seedlings. Thanks for sharing. You are going to have plants to gift huh?🙂

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      I aready have a new plant for a new video about the way how to re-plant old Dieffenbachia!

  • @nancydrew5
    @nancydrew5 8 років тому

    very helpful my dumb cane is over 5ft tall and eventually I will have to cut it back.

  • @julieblanche1
    @julieblanche1 7 років тому

    Merci! Je vais suivre tes conseils, comme dans ton salon ;)

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you for interest and comments. :) Good luck!

  • @patriciacard-farrell1048
    @patriciacard-farrell1048 7 років тому

    Great. This is a start. My Dieffenbachia is not quite as tall as yours. But, I would like to know. Can I trim it while it is small as it is becoming "leggy" at this time. I had wondered why and I see from researching this plant this is the way it grows (initially).

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Than you for watching and planting these nice plants. Good luck in your gardening too. I will show soon the situation with this plant which became VERRRRy biggggg again!!!! It grows fast.... So, what should I do again?????. I will show it soon.

  • @user-ur2ly5jv8p
    @user-ur2ly5jv8p 5 років тому +2

    Love the accent!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому

      Does it mean that it's not so bad?

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому

      What's about other videos on my channel about nature and animals?? :) where are you?

  • @user-oq2xy1io8y
    @user-oq2xy1io8y 8 років тому +2

    хороший цветок мне б такой

  • @vickydavid2804
    @vickydavid2804 3 роки тому +1

    I cut mine in 21 March 2021 in the two part . Long stem itself no leave grow ;the top one i leave with two leaves that one it add a leave on but when i pull it out is rebooted but no leave yet who now

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      It would be good to re-new the soil, and change the soil to make it better for roots.

  • @ashleymckee7397
    @ashleymckee7397 4 роки тому

    Thank you!!!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      Thank you for curiosity and interest. New video about Diffenbachia new plant will come very soon. I need to repeat all this operation again! After 4 years with same plant!

  • @jensb.9595
    @jensb.9595 5 років тому +1

    What are those Lantz with the unions showing? I never understood why the bulbs are showing??

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому

      What do you mean? Tell again what's a problem?

  • @karenjohnston7342
    @karenjohnston7342 7 років тому

    Very Helpful! Thanks!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Thank you Karen. Do you know any beekeeper who takes care of honeybees in your area/region or somewhere? It would be great to discuss beekeeping questions! thank you.

  • @mikalalee438
    @mikalalee438 3 роки тому

    Is it necessary for the cutting to dry out for 24 hrs? I ask only because I had my main stem break off yesterday during a transplant and I panicked and quickly dipped it in rooting powder and placed in a large glass of water. Will it still root or should I take it out and let it dry for 24hrs? Thanks!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  3 роки тому

      Not necessary. Your plant also will give roots. Just wait. Be patient. Good luck!

    • @mikalalee438
      @mikalalee438 3 роки тому

      @@VictorFursov Thank you so much for your reply Dr. Victor! Watching your video gave me hope that my sweet plant friend would survive this traumatic event I just put it through also you made me realize that it was probably for the best being how tall my plant had gotten! Thank you! 🙏

  • @Hangar_grrrrl
    @Hangar_grrrrl 6 років тому +3

    So you said to dry it out for 24hrs then put it in the water?

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  6 років тому

      Yes, it would be better to start roots.

  • @Izzyborgia
    @Izzyborgia 4 роки тому +1

    More plants!

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      Good idea, thanks! Next plant will be desert rose, or Adenium.

  • @mr.youtuber8037
    @mr.youtuber8037 5 років тому +1

    Good

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  5 років тому

      The continuation of this story is coming soon. I will repeat the transferration-transplantation again. :) Funny. Plant just became too tall. again and again after few years. :)

  • @featheredfan
    @featheredfan 9 років тому

    When you root the cuttings directly in the water, some city water can damage the soft tissues that you want to turn into roots, because of the added chemicals or bleaches. Well water and rain water will generally work the best, but the harsh city tap water will be neutralized if you just leave it sitting out, in a sealed jug for about one month, before using it for this purpose.
    Когда вы искоренить черенки непосредственно в воде, некоторые города вода может повредить мягкие ткани, которые вы хотите включить в корни, из-за добавленных химических веществ или отбеливатели. Колодезная вода и дождевая вода, как правило, работают лучше, но суровая город водопроводная вода будет нейтрализована, если вы просто оставить его сидя в запечатанном кувшине в течение примерно одного месяца, прежде чем использовать его для этой цели.

  • @naturalbydefault5958
    @naturalbydefault5958 9 років тому

    Love this video very helpful Tfs can you do a video on the snake plant behind you? I brought a sick one for a dollar and I have no idea what to do with it! HELP

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  9 років тому

      MzPolo Diva Thank you for a good idea. I will make it soon. Good luck! :)

  • @MR_UNOoo
    @MR_UNOoo 4 роки тому

    Great video friend

  • @jennybirdy
    @jennybirdy 7 років тому

    Thank you for this video...I made four different cuttings of my plant and put them in 3 separate jars of water. I've been waiting 3 weeks for the appearance of roots, and so far there is nothing at all. Can you tell me if I did something wrong?

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  7 років тому

      Well, thanks for good question. You can try to do it again. In a normal situation roots should come in 1-2 weeks. So, try: 1) take stem shoots out of water for few houws to dry them 2) add black activated Carbon pill in a water (to prevent rotating) 3) add if possible "activator of growth" = heteroauxin (some drops, from flower shop) (or simply - few drops of Aloe vera stem for activating a growth process 4) put your shoots again in a water and wait for 2 weeks. Good luck. Hopefully it will be OK.

  • @3bdo880
    @3bdo880 4 роки тому +1

    Nice video be careful with handling the plants it might poison u

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  4 роки тому

      Thank you for warning, but only juice is poisonous, and do not plan to eat it, so no problem about careful touching its leaves.

    • @3bdo880
      @3bdo880 4 роки тому

      @@VictorFursov when cutting it has a sap coming out of the cutted end

  • @duliodavino6048
    @duliodavino6048 8 років тому

    Can this be done with all plants? I have plant that is over 8 ft tall. I don't know what kind of plant it is, but the stem is wood. I've had for 7 years. It was approximately 5 inches tall when I got it. I don't want to kill it. Please help.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  8 років тому

      I am NOT Sure that it is possible for ALL plants. But if the "view" and size of plant became very uncomfortable, you must do something. If you will put the plant or seedlings in the water, it will be helpful to get ROOTS! Roots are the most important for survival of all plants! Try to get roots, an dyour plant will grow. Or, take YOUNG plant nearby, and transplant it too! S, you will have 2 plants. GOOD LUCK!

  • @sharonlong6375
    @sharonlong6375 5 років тому

    Thank uou mind looks like that.Mama Long Greenville Tx

  • @misaad16
    @misaad16 8 років тому +1

    help my cuttings are weak and are rottin

  • @saraaziz2503
    @saraaziz2503 8 років тому

    Please help !!!!
    I have a rubber plant & it lost all the leaves. Can I use this method with it ? Than you.

    • @VictorFursov
      @VictorFursov  8 років тому

      Yes, it is possible. But rubber plant (Ficus tree) gives a new roots very-very slowl, so it needs some time and patience.

  • @ErikaCheerMom
    @ErikaCheerMom 2 роки тому

    Why do you let the cutting dry for 24 hours?