That's awesome!! Did you do it the way in my video? Or did you set them in water or water wrapped paper towels? I've been looking into different ways and seeing which works the best
What soil do u recommend??? I got a cutting off of a 160 year-old tree from The property that I grew up on as a child. Really don’t want to screw this up!
Thanks they recently cut a huge tree near my home and now the birds have no were to sleep at night , i found a similar tree a bit far so ill use this method and hopefully grow a huge tree ! 🙂
@@saadmahimi7537 I'm sorry to hear that, what I would suggest is putting them in a greenhouse type situation in a plastic bag or something kinda similar.
1. Your grandkids will be able to enjoy the tree. 2. Birds are adaptable and can't determine if the tree was cut down or blown down by a storm. They lack the power of reason. They'll be ok.
Hey Dan, If you have time, it would be great to see an update about the trees and bushes you had in the planter shown near the end of this video. Thanks!
Great video and advice, I took some cuttings from a Japanese Maple on 30th March and have just made a new video about their progress. Hopefully they'll survive the true test of winter. We will see how many of them wake up in the coming spring. Your plants look great :)
Thank you for your response. 😊 However, I was wondering if you have the results available. The reason being, I am interested in making a bonsai for a friend and would like to see if this technique will work. By the way, I really enjoyed watching the video.
I have been propagating trees now for 40 years 💐💐💐 and if you go to my site I can show your video???? And yes!!!! pond water pond water🥰🥰🥰 pond water💐💐💐 it’s also known as willow water😱😱😱 I actually have a stream bed and bogs built just to make plants in them !!!! Conifer‘s are my favorite and they are the most challenging🎉🎉🎉 but I do have a plant collection about 5000 plants
yeah, I guarantee none of these worked. Not much of a tutorial more of a video of him just cutting off branches and sticking them in dirt. If anyone wants to do this, cut a small branch of new growth all the way at its base with some of the knot still attached, this is where the growth cells are. Also using a little bit of growth hormone will help.
I would assume so…. But I do not know for sure. I would suggest giving it a shot. Keep them really wet for about a week or so until til you see it sprout
With the water method, you just let it sit in the water? And with the soil method, how often do you water it? Or do you water when the soil isn’t damp?
Water method just put in cup of water until you see root growth then move to soil. With the soil method I just water the soil like any other plant. If it looks dry, add a some water..... Hope that helps!
🏡Hello, I just subscribed . I went through a great extensive, detail when transplanting stems . It eas a nightmare , using root hormones, terrarium style moisture etc. This is how should be . 24 stems / 0 results F.U. next Spring I hope ? Great Video ! What zone are you. I hope you let us know . Thank you !
Do you have any update videos on these trees? I’m particularly interested in the maples myself. There are a few trees near me I’d like to try this with in the spring. Especially if it works.
Only 1 remains. I can’t do a video yet as leaves have Fallen off. In spring I plan do the follow up video. I hope to answer some questions about how much water and such….
Ugh darn! I wish I had all the answers. I did the same with a handful of cut off this year and only one kicked out a root. I wondered if mine dies because of salt from water softener or other imbalances in the water. So far my experience has been guess and check. Natural rain water seems to be the best option. Anyway good luck!
I wish I knew for sure. Try a few. A couple in water. A couple I water soaked paper towel and a couple in water soak dirt. The entire art to this is guess and check and see which way you get root growth. Best of luck!
Yes, but is not that easy as you said. I have two pieces in water for two months and no Roots. The leaves are alive but no way to have roots yet after two months. I will like your cuttings with roots after few days like you said. Do not try to kidding the people. You know that is not right.
And where you cut it. Start with basil then work your way up. Basil will grow roots anywhere you cut it, but for it to clone the plant you have to cut near a node
@@Mrdimorphodon Last year I tried to grow a tree from a new summer branch, but it didnt work - I gave my sister about 7 of them, and it also didnt work. Apparently 1 in 20 might work- according to all the googling at the time! So right now, these summer sprigs are growing on the tree outside my house - I'm gonna take more than 10 each for my sister and I - propagate first in water, then plant them to see if ONE will survive!
I grown a ginkgo tree form a cutting in 1996, now is almost 12 feet tall, it works .
That's awesome!! Did you do it the way in my video? Or did you set them in water or water wrapped paper towels? I've been looking into different ways and seeing which works the best
I just dip it in my lotus pond in a matter of about one month, roots came out then plant it in pot. @@DansShopSD
@@pwan227 that's great! Wish I had a lotus pond to try it..lol
@@DansShopSD Maybe I just lucky.. You may try the way you did to the maple cutting with the ginkgo cutting .
What soil do u recommend???
I got a cutting off of a 160 year-old tree from The property that I grew up on as a child. Really don’t want to screw this up!
Thanks they recently cut a huge tree near my home and now the birds have no were to sleep at night , i found a similar tree a bit far so ill use this method and hopefully grow a huge tree ! 🙂
Yay! I hope you can make them some birdhouses in the meantime
Update?
@@Johhnyboy722 I tried to grow but all 3 of my stems failed
@@saadmahimi7537 I'm sorry to hear that, what I would suggest is putting them in a greenhouse type situation in a plastic bag or something kinda similar.
1. Your grandkids will be able to enjoy the tree.
2. Birds are adaptable and can't determine if the tree was cut down or blown down by a storm. They lack the power of reason. They'll be ok.
lots of information in very short time worth a subscribe :) thank you :)
Thanks for your wonderful explanation. A motivating video to increase green spaces.👍👍👍
Hey Dan, If you have time, it would be great to see an update about the trees and bushes you had in the planter shown near the end of this video. Thanks!
You are right! It’s gonna have to wait until spring now. Leaves have fall off already.
@@DansShopSDit's spring/summer now. How about that update.
Yep, I'm waiting too.
Very nice. I will secretly do this with an awesome tree i see lmao 🤣
Thank you, that was exactly what I was looking for.
Great video and advice, I took some cuttings from a Japanese Maple on 30th March and have just made a new video about their progress. Hopefully they'll survive the true test of winter. We will see how many of them wake up in the coming spring. Your plants look great :)
That’s awesome! I would like to see your video!!
@@DansShopSD Thank you. My video comes up in my youtube page starting with the JM parent plant last October. Enjoy :)
@@jameswilmot4537 thank you!!
Great! Very inspiring for beginners! Greetings from Indonesia!
Awesome! Thank you and greetings from South Dakota
Thank you for your response. 😊 However, I was wondering if you have the results available. The reason being, I am interested in making a bonsai for a friend and would like to see if this technique will work. By the way, I really enjoyed watching the video.
Very cool will try it. Thank you
Dan it’s Zakk. that’s sweet bud 😎👊🏼
Thanks man
Thanks for the video. I was wondering, how often do you water.
Thanks
Great tip. Thanks!
Nice vid! Is there a limit to how big of a branch I do this with? I'm looking to try this with a few mimosa branches about 2 foot long if possible
I have been propagating trees now for 40 years 💐💐💐 and if you go to my site I can show your video???? And yes!!!! pond water pond water🥰🥰🥰 pond water💐💐💐 it’s also known as willow water😱😱😱 I actually have a stream bed and bogs built just to make plants in them !!!! Conifer‘s are my favorite and they are the most challenging🎉🎉🎉 but I do have a plant collection about 5000 plants
Do you have to keep the soil moist or just water when dry? Thanks for this info!
He replied to another comment saying keep the soil wet for about a week
yeah, I guarantee none of these worked. Not much of a tutorial more of a video of him just cutting off branches and sticking them in dirt. If anyone wants to do this, cut a small branch of new growth all the way at its base with some of the knot still attached, this is where the growth cells are. Also using a little bit of growth hormone will help.
Does this work on every tree? Where I live, we have cherry blossoms in our neighborhood and I want to grow a tree from a cutting. Is that possible?
I would assume so…. But I do not know for sure. I would suggest giving it a shot. Keep them really wet for about a week or so until til you see it sprout
@@DansShopSD okay 👍, thank you!
Super cool, thanks!
With the water method, you just let it sit in the water?
And with the soil method, how often do you water it? Or do you water when the soil isn’t damp?
Water method just put in cup of water until you see root growth then move to soil. With the soil method I just water the soil like any other plant. If it looks dry, add a some water..... Hope that helps!
How often should i water it when i cut off branch then put into dirt?
Is there a certain time of year to do this?
Thanks for the enlightment....
Thank You
🏡Hello,
I just subscribed . I went through a great extensive, detail when transplanting stems . It eas a nightmare , using root hormones, terrarium style moisture etc. This is how should be . 24 stems / 0 results F.U. next Spring I hope ?
Great Video !
What zone are you. I hope you let us know .
Thank you !
Do I only need to peel the wood off one side of the branch or off both sides, like around the branch?
I have tried both ways It works better if you scrap all around the bottom of the branch.
Thanks for sharing
Do you have any update videos on these trees? I’m particularly interested in the maples myself. There are a few trees near me I’d like to try this with in the spring. Especially if it works.
Only 1 remains. I can’t do a video yet as leaves have Fallen off. In spring I plan do the follow up video. I hope to answer some questions about how much water and such….
Thank you 👍
is it work with any tree? such as the Japanese maple tree? thank you
I wish I knew the answer. Best I can is give it a try. Keep it real wet for about a week.
@@DansShopSD thank you and subscribe :)
Does this work for any tree.
I wish I knew for sure. It’s worked for me with a maple tree
can you keep them in cold storage for a time before planting?
I wish I knew the answer to that! Sorry I don’t know. I would say do a couple extra cuttings and give it a try!!
Probably people keep scions in refrigerators for a while
How are the little trees growing??
Stay tuned for follow up videos!!!
@@DansShopSD Thank you for the technique, I'll try it soon. I subscribed to see how the little trees are doing 😉
@@DansShopSD is the follow up video ready yet? Would love to see how the cuttings have grown!
My tree I’m trying to grow dose not have roots yet and I’m low on time so I’m not sure where to help it before it dies
I tried cutting and soaking in a bottle and they sprouted a leaf or two then died. What happened? Ideas?
Ugh darn! I wish I had all the answers. I did the same with a handful of cut off this year and only one kicked out a root. I wondered if mine dies because of salt from water softener or other imbalances in the water. So far my experience has been guess and check. Natural rain water seems to be the best option. Anyway good luck!
Whats a rut ball?
@@dutchgiggler4824 South Dakota accent …
Please explain how to grow bambo
I am doing pine branches I am saving them a 2nd chance of life that was cut down from a neighbor.
Can it applied to the smaller indoor plants?
Ya
Will that work for a Tulip tree?
I wish I knew for sure. Try a few. A couple in water. A couple I water soaked paper towel and a couple in water soak dirt. The entire art to this is guess and check and see which way you get root growth. Best of luck!
Thats one of the host plants for the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
So this Method works for Any Tree or Shrub, Because I got a Hazel Nut Shrub, but No Nuts, So I thought maybe a Cutting.
Alright how are they doing now? Its spring!
Update of the cuttings?
Soon! Probably a couple weeks.
Maple bushes???
Yeppers! I wish I could respond with a picture. Love them. Fast growing, harty,
Yes, but is not that easy as you said. I have two pieces in water for two months and no Roots. The leaves are alive but no way to have roots yet after two months. I will like your cuttings with roots after few days like you said. Do not try to kidding the people. You know that is not right.
Just to be clear the context of the comment is in relation to the video, a quick easy video.
Its a lie i do this all the time nd never does it root.
I think it depends on the tree and what season of the year.
And where you cut it. Start with basil then work your way up. Basil will grow roots anywhere you cut it, but for it to clone the plant you have to cut near a node
Any Update?
I don't know
@@Mrdimorphodon Last year I tried to grow a tree from a new summer branch, but it didnt work - I gave my sister about 7 of them, and it also didnt work. Apparently 1 in 20 might work- according to all the googling at the time! So right now, these summer sprigs are growing on the tree outside my house - I'm gonna take more than 10 each for my sister and I - propagate first in water, then plant them to see if ONE will survive!