Cordyline - Cordyline Australis UK (How to take cuttings from a Cordyline) Cordyline Propagation
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2020
- Cordyline - Cordyline australis UK ( How to take cuttings from a Cordyline ) Cordyline Propagation - Cordyline Care
Welcome to this extended video on Cordyline's showing Cordyline propagation, as we show you how to take cuttings from a Cordyline to create new Cordyline plants, Cordyline care and everything you need to know about growing Cordylines ( How to grow Cordyline ).
A Cordyline can come in many different sizes and colors but I have been successful with cordyline propagation using the methods within this video in obtaining new Cordyline plants for Cordyline red star, Cordyline Australis, and several other varieties of Cordyline.
In this Cordyline video, we show all the steps of Cordyline propagation plus show you how the Cordyline plants are doing 4 months on in this extended video.
The Cordyline has become a very popular plant to grow and in particular, Cordyline Australis has become a very popular tree throughout Europe and in the UK.
Cordyline Australis UK over the last 10 -15 years is now found growing in many gardens and public parks in the UK.
As the Cordyline can survive in temperatures dropping down to minus 10 degrees it has become a firm favorite in the UK to bring a subtropical look to English gardens and parks. In our garden, the Cordyline has survived minus 15 and snow!
The Cordyline Australis tree originates from New Zealand and can grow up to 20 meters tall with a stout trunk and sword-like leaves that are a meter in length. Cordyline Australis is also known as cabbage palm or cabbage tree.
Taking cuttings from a Cordyline is a very easy process as the Cordyline is a very hardy plant and within this video, I show both methods of taking Cordyline cuttings that I use.
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Cordyline Australis are very easy to care for, the only jobs we do is to remove the Cordyline flower stalks after flowering and to remove the dying cordyline leaves.
As the Cordyline Australis grow the lower leaves turn brown and dry up and we simply pull the leaves of the tree and this helps create the fantastic looking bark of the Cordyline - don't worry about the cordyline leaves that are out of reach, after strong winds your see all the loose leaves on the ground.
Growing Cordyline Australis is very easy and they do not need a lot of care and maintenance hence why they have become so popular with their stunning all year exotic look.
Cordyline Australis flowers in May and the flowers consist of a long spike ( flower head ) clustered with hundreds of tiny white flowers, our main trees are now covered with these huge flower spikes every year.
The flowers of the Cordyline Australis smell just like Jasmin and during the month of May into June our garden is filled with the fragrance of our Cordyline trees.
After the flowers die back the flower spikes of the Cordylines turn into clusters of little red/purple berries.
As Naomi is a Filipino living in France, I wanted to create a subtropical garden for her and our guest to enjoy and the Cordyline plants really add to the tropical feel of the garden. The australis becomes a highlight of any garden.
I hope you enjoyed this video entitled " Cordyline - Cordyline Propagation ( How to take cuttings from a Cordyline ) Cordyline Care ( Cordyline Australis UK )" If you did I look forward to seeing your comments below.
I bought my first Cordyline back in 2006 and spent 300 Euros for a pair of Cordyline Australis about 6 ft tall for instant impact - these Cordyline are now over 20 ft high and over the last 14 years have supplied me with many free cordyline plants which I have either planted in our garden or given away to friends as gifts
Let us know also if you have any other methods of Cordyline propagation that have worked for you and if you already enjoy cordylines growing in your garden.
What species of cordyline have you got growing in your garden? Have you got a Cordyline Australis?
Thanks so much for watching - all the best Naomi & Mark
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Welcome to the next installment of how to grow cordylines and how to propagate Cordyline trees where we show you the results after 4 months of the first video and share our successes.
Let us know if you grow Cordyline trees
It was beautiful. Very nice
Thank you so much 😊
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Great tutorial on how to take cutting from a Cordyline, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Thanks for this update! Update videos are so appreciated
thank you
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Mark about Cordyline tree propagation
Thanks for watching Sis hope you enjoyed your weekend
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
WoW 🤩 THANK YOU for your green wisdom xx❤🌴❤
thank you - if you look at our other video we show you the new method with a 100% success rate
Great advice. I'm going to do a cutting today, many thanks from the UK.
we have developed another method that gives us a 100% success rate, your find the video within the playlist
Great info! Thanks, guys.
Thanks for watching and welcome to our channel - the cordylines are so easy to care for and propagate
So nice to see it doing well thank you for sharing your great tips sissy hope you have a great Sunday 💕
Thanks Sis - We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Oh cool! Wow 4 months ago.. that's great how they turned out! Glad to see the fruits of your labor growing healthy 👍 great tips by Mark! Happy Sunday guys!
Thanks - hope your weekend has been good
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Wow, the birds are chirping and singing because of their shelter cordyline! After 14 years a cordyline multiplies. Thanks for sharing your tutorial video kuya Mark and ate Naomi. Cheers fam. Full view with ADS
Thanks Berto - we hope your weekend has been good
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Nice to watch with full view! Still wish I had a yard like that.
Thanks for watching! Its a lovely garden very subtropical now
This is neat stuff. Good video as always! Keep it up Marc and Naomi
Thanks so much!
We thought it would be good to show the results 4 months on from the initial propagation of the Cordylines
I'm waiting for this exciting video on Cordyline care!
Coming soon!
we thought it was a good idea to show what happened after we took the cuttings
L24, beautiful, klangan maghintay ng mahabang panahon bago may itatanim ulit, full view
tama sis-thanks sa suporta
we thought it was a good idea to see what happened with the new plants 4 months on
Cordyline Propagation love it sissy
Thanks Sis - We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Thanks for the tips! 🙌 i remember the previous video about it 👌
Thanks Windell - We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Cây Cordyline rất đẹp, bạn hướng dẫn rất hay dễ hiểu.
thank you
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
waiting for this
thank you sis- bukas na ang pwedi na ito panoorin
Hullo.dropping by to visit people I subbed to. Take care and thank you for sharing in the propagation of the plant
Thanks for visiting - we will always support back
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Hi, and thanks for the info. I'm growing a lot of these in my subtropical garden, and really appreciate the video. Don't forget that the dead leaves make amazing firelighters...they're full of turps!
Thanks for watching they are wonderful plants
Oooow! Good to know! Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤
Super upload !! I enjoy every moment of your videos 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Great information. Full view
Thank you so much 🙂
love how big the tree is!
thank you sis
Hmm Cordyline Australis pala yan. Thanks for the video. Here's my big like.
Thanks for visiting
Hi Mark, I had a very poor success rate with cuttings in new pots bedded in compost. The reason I put this down to is the cuttings become loose like you suggested in the video. I now still put the cuttings in pots but mix 80% soil to 20% compost resulting in a much firmer bed. I don’t lose many now
Thanks
Peter
Hi Peter, your correct in the soil mix - i now use soil and the firmer bed makes for better success - you should check out the latest video I did which gives me a 100% success rate. Thanks for watching - Cordylines are are great tree to have in your garden for that sub tropical look
ang ganda ng halaman na yan sis,like ko yan.
thanks sis, We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
This is very wonderful to take care of those trees and it feels like paradise as well. Great job you two!
A most interesting video on Cordyline propagation we have them here too
*pressed the like button👍Au👍full video viewed*
Many thanks Billy
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
So good to see you Mark. Is being a while. Nice one guys. Your garden looks well kept.
Yes, thank you Julia - nice to get in front of the camera every now and then
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Superbe prestation, bravo ;o)) like3
you can watch this video tomorrow
So beautiful lk ten..
Thank you so much
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Cool my friend ... Really presents interesting content. I'm waiting for your next video and God bless us. . . .
Thank you! Cheers!
Very good 👍
Thank you 👍
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Cordyline - Cordyline Propagation (How to take cuttings from a Cordyline) Cordyline Care
Thank you
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Nice update, although, if I am honest, I must have missed the original video, as I do not remember it. Either way, full watch and like of this one and what a big tree for 14 years old, cheers Alan
Hi Alan - we thought it would be good to see what happened after the original propagation
thanks for sharing ate..
Thank you too
mosta gwaps?nice to see you again
@@r11hno ok ra kaayu te.. na busy Gamay 😊
ok amping-stay safe
Very nice tips gwafs amping kadaghan ninyo tanum gwafs good job
Thank you Sis
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
amazing plant sis wow wala kami dito, ingat
Thanks Sis
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Ang ganda sa harap ng bahay yan.thanks
Thank you
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
@@r11hno honestly speaking this
Is the first time that i see that kind of plants.that's good for the front house. thank you for sharing
Plant life need love and caring too🤗
they do indeed
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
liked 4 and watching here dai
ogma paman ni ipalabas dai-- premier ogma pa sa ala ona-- you cannot watch this video until tomorrow--ogma paman ni pwedi e watch dai,onya why u said u watching? hahaha
this propagation method was fascinating to see. wow you guys didn't even wear gloves.
thanks
Hai Naomi its a long time na di ako nakapasyal dito its good to see you na nag progress imong mga massive workout...naka mute lang ko kay parulog bata
sis thanks sa pag bisit mo moli- We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Thanks for showing the proper way to replant. what's the white stuff under the soil of that plant you cut out. amazing white flowers, Thumbs Up for both of you. Nature has grown the part that you had taken..
It was just part of the root system - thanks for watching
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
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thank you
Parang andali lang nya i propagate bes noh, ang gandang puno nakaka fresh ng hangin yan bes pag marami cordyline
thanks sis, We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Have you tried packing some medium around the base of the pup, using some chicken wire and zip ties. The it should grow its own root system while still being attached to the mother tree. This should give you a better success rate I would hope.
I'll give that a try - thank you
napakagandang tips..ing anaon diay pgpropagate..
Thanks for watching
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Great video. How much water should we give these little shoots once planted in a pot? Should the soil remain humid or should it dry between watering? We are in Chile. Our plants do not grow as fast as in France even if we are in a Mediterranean climate. After 4 years, ours only measures about 1 meter.
You will find that for a few years while they are getting settled you wont see much growth but then they just shoot up when your not looking - I keep the soil moist
wow! I just got Cordyline yesterday and learning what spot would be best to plant. What is max and min temperature you have there to survive this tree? Can you plz make more videos about tropical plants. TYSM!!!🌴
I can only give you the max and min temperatures our trees have grown in which is 35 c max and minus 15 c
both of those highs and lows were for just a few days
@@r11hno Thank for your quick response! one more question if you don't mind..What it's botanical name?
Thanks for your video. I have one in my garden and have many baby plants on the bottom. In fact they’re a bit older and some of them developed the trunk already. Can I cut them and replant them??
if you watch the newer video I show you exactly how to remove those with a 100% success rate
@@r11hno thanks a lot for your reply. Yes I found that video and I hope I make it in the ends 😊
Hi I detached two large sucklings from an old stump and put them in a jar of water on my kitchen windowsill. Will they root this way?
I would have put one in water and the other in soil and see which does better, if they have no roots it does not work every time
I have cordyline red star but I'm not sure it matters for the principles here? My mother plants are 10 years old, they've both reproduced two "babies" but they're growing under the soil so I didn't know how to separate them to replant them. If it's same principle now I know how, and I can replant 4 new free plants :) thank you ❤️
Welcome to our channel - we have just joined yours
Can you use the flower part to make a new plant..??
Ive never tried it - let me know if you have any success
Nice couple thumpsUp idol full support here always 👍👍👍👍👍👉🏻💯✅ same t shirt superman
have you tried cordyline indivisa ? Interesting species and not commonly sold
Can you cut off and plant the flower
Never tried it let me know if you have any success
Hi guys.Let us help to each other guys.stay conn.
Thank you and will do
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
Wow don't grow half as fast here in uk
Thanks for watching - they are a wonderful tree to have in your garden
Hello po
Thank you Sis
We thought it would be nice to show what happened after the last video - showing that the new Cordyline plants survived and thrived 4 months on
maayo na lang tabang si hubby nimo cutting sa tanom.
oo , he likes gardening,salamat bro