Use Worm Tea for Huge Roots! Successful Bag Rooted Plumeria Cuttings

Mernell and John from CVPS (Coachella Valley Plumeria Society) share their tips on how to successfully bag root plumeria cuttings. John show's off cuttings that were dipped in VermisTerra worm tea with huge spaghetti sized roots!

[@justamerican]

This is a great video about bag rooting.I'll need to watch it several times to under stand the mixtures. But the number 1 ingredient that I think is the most important that all baggers use is the electrical tape. Ha Ha.Mahalo

[@denjax1970]

Good information.

[@VermisterraEarthwormCastings]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tolotonga69]

Does it matter where you leave your callous cutting ? Would it be alright to leave it in your garage in spring?

[@mlramos3064]

Tolo Tonga yes you want to keep it upright and somewhere warm. Garage or above your fridge are good spots.

[@denjax1970]

Yeah you can keep them in the garage as long they are in a good climate . I do a lot of bag rooting but I try to do it on spring time and the latest the end of July.