PROPAGATE EUPHORBIA (Carefully) - Ep. 325

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  • Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
  • Malcolm Luper, propagator over at Arid Lands Greenhouses, gives us a fun tutorial on how they propagate Euphorbia and some of the other copious plants in the nursery.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 33

  • @alid4789
    @alid4789 Рік тому +10

    Malcom is a natural on camera! What an amazing informational video! I have some euphorbias I have been wanting to prop for a long time and feel more confident trying now

  • @iddybiddyladybugleeza262
    @iddybiddyladybugleeza262 Рік тому +6

    Propagating is so much fun & I love watching plants grow

  • @LeeDfined
    @LeeDfined Рік тому +2

    I have a five year old Euphorbia and may finally trim it. This video is right on time.

  • @fernlibra9737
    @fernlibra9737 Рік тому +2

    What a hotty and he propagates ❤can he get any better haha love this nursery's vibe 🙏

  • @daniellittman5807
    @daniellittman5807 Рік тому

    You got the life Summer. I seen a monstera today, it made the chuckle when I identified it. Summer taught me that. I still live at my allotment 2 years now. I love my rats but still have to control them. I interact with them, it's funny, they try to talk to me. They wake me up for work. You look beautiful as always, very happy for you. x

  • @SequoiaElisabeth
    @SequoiaElisabeth Рік тому +1

    Substrates have changed over the years. I have seen propagation done in so many ways. One thing to note is in the greenhouse the substrate needs to be faster draining then in the home. So, it does matter what climate you are in and where the plant is being grown.

  • @alexandrashier5216
    @alexandrashier5216 Рік тому +2

    That was a good watch! Thanks!

  • @grannyplants1764
    @grannyplants1764 Рік тому +1

    Enjoyed this and listening to him, thanks! 🌵

  • @mackbplanb81
    @mackbplanb81 Рік тому

    ❤LOVED THIS EPISODE.

  • @porfiriagarza9979
    @porfiriagarza9979 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for the video
    BTW our beautiful baby horse was named Summer Rain. Just thought it was neat that you were named that too.❤

  • @HamiltonsHouseSnakes
    @HamiltonsHouseSnakes Рік тому

    Thanks for another informative video. Will definitely use this method for our local species here in SA.

  • @serenitygardenaviary
    @serenitygardenaviary Рік тому

    Awesome video! Thanks!

  • @andraenico
    @andraenico Рік тому +2

    I feel chemistry here. 😜

  • @pattivermeersch7348
    @pattivermeersch7348 Рік тому

    Great info on an excellent species…euphorbia are the best…thanks!

  • @kathymacomber5115
    @kathymacomber5115 Рік тому +1

    Handsome and intelligent

  • @TheRipdub
    @TheRipdub 11 місяців тому +1

    Innuendos in this video

  • @galynakolesova551
    @galynakolesova551 11 місяців тому

    CUTE

  • @carolincc5675
    @carolincc5675 Рік тому +1

    What is it he says at 7:18? Can't make out what his favorite is.

    • @nejc1
      @nejc1 Рік тому +1

      I think he said Turbinicarpus.

  • @JVSFitnessPros
    @JVSFitnessPros Рік тому

    Amazin

  • @regent943
    @regent943 Рік тому

    Amazing video.
    What powder he used ? Can’t hear claely

    • @BTiffney71
      @BTiffney71 4 місяці тому

      Rooting hormone with a bit of fungicide but you dont really need either for cacti and succulents.

  • @pattheplanter
    @pattheplanter Рік тому

    Vermiculite is very shiny and composed of tiny plates. I see no vermiculite in that mix. The lumps look like pumice or some other volcanic rock. Edited to add, he then calls it pumice, understandable confusion.

  • @claudekim7876
    @claudekim7876 9 місяців тому

    idk what bud is saying but that white stuff does not look anything like vermiculite. thats 100% pumice.

  • @fevlypallar4434
    @fevlypallar4434 10 місяців тому

    i dont understand why you still need a fan for fundamentally dry living plants?

    • @BTiffney71
      @BTiffney71 4 місяці тому

      There's not a lot of trees and shrubs to slow the wind in deserts. They're prone to fungal infection without good airflow.

  • @danielantoniozd26
    @danielantoniozd26 Рік тому

    tabenocarcus ??

  • @ykofthemist6298
    @ykofthemist6298 Рік тому

    this guy sounds like miles

  • @eleforte
    @eleforte Рік тому

    "Black market" is a racist expression... You can use "paralel market" or "ilegal market" instead.

    • @floob247
      @floob247 Рік тому +8

      No, it's not. Black meaning dark/shady. Look up black, grey, and white hat hackers. It just has to do with color connotations, just as red can mean boldness or anger 🤬 and pink can mean softness or love. 💗

    • @BTiffney71
      @BTiffney71 4 місяці тому +2

      omg get over yourself, it's just an expression that has nothing with race.

  • @larrpeninger
    @larrpeninger Рік тому

    Hello Summer I was watching your older videos and came across the one about your Ficus Lyrata . it was a great video btw. I was wondering if you still had that plant and what has become with it.