Most Successful Rose Propagatation Ever - Hydrangeas too!

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
  • This is a new to me method of plant propagation and I must say it has been exciting and very successful. Come along and I share how I am doing it.
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  • @lisab.6818
    @lisab.6818 17 днів тому +2

    Pam, I am so glad you are back! I missed your garden gab😊. I decided to try propagating in the sand after your episode today. I tried lots of different cuttings to see what would happen. I have not had good luck with posting soil this summer. I am so excited to tell you about the lisianthus that bloomed in my front bed today. I planted one last year that I bought because I thought I would never have the patience to grow from seed. I couldn't figure out what it was as I did plant some of my winter sown seeds in that bed. I checked my plant app and there it was. I realized I planted it there last year. I live in zone 6a Ohio!

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      I love lisianthus but have had sketchy success with them. I am so glad they are growing for you. My success rate recently trying to propagate in soil has been very bad too. I wonder what is going on.

  • @alicehihn3250
    @alicehihn3250 17 днів тому +1

    Visit the garden in 2015 on our 2nd cross country trip. Beautiful.

  • @moniquegodon5712
    @moniquegodon5712 15 днів тому +1

    Thanks for Sharing Pam. I think I have a fish pump! It makes so much sens 😊

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  15 днів тому

      I am excited about how well it is working. I don't know why it has taken me so long to learn about it, seems it is an old trick.

  • @user-rosesroses
    @user-rosesroses 17 днів тому +2

    Great news.

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      And it has been around for awhile, I am just now learning it. Talk about behind the times!

  • @2BitRanch
    @2BitRanch 17 днів тому +2

    Cloning collars may be able to be used to keep it upright. They float so you may not need the hardware cloth. I have an ez cloner but mine doesnt have a top for himidity and that has been my biggest issue. This may work set inside a 1020 tray with a humidity dome. Cool! Thanks. I have so many problems trying to propigate. Im in the arid desert.

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  16 днів тому

      Sounds like an idea. I will have to check in with that. So far this is working fairly well for grabbing stuff I had on hand.

  • @DLynne222
    @DLynne222 17 днів тому +2

    I am absolutely going to try this method!! Thank you for sharing this!!

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      You are so welcome! I wanted to see some results before sharing and I am very pleased!

  • @lillylane8832
    @lillylane8832 17 днів тому +2

    I wonder if this method could be used if you already have a fresh water fish aquarium? Just use the top as a propagation area?

  • @annsfrench
    @annsfrench 17 днів тому +4

    Hydoponic propagation made popular by marijuana growers. 😊

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому +2

      Theirs are more elaborate but yes. We are getting ready to take down a grow room building that was abandoned recently and I wonder if I can glean some goodies from all the stuff we have to remove.

  • @grizoswald210
    @grizoswald210 16 днів тому +1

    Pam, can this hydroponic method be used for all types of plants, or is it better suited to specific types of plants/shrubs, etc. Thank you!

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  16 днів тому

      Great question, I am not well versed in this method yet but so far it is working for semi-hardwood cuttings and some softwood cuttings. More experimentation needs to be done to know more.

  • @lolliemitchell7525
    @lolliemitchell7525 17 днів тому +1

    I enjoyed your video today. What is the name of the liquid product you use on your cuttings? I’m sorry I didn’t get the name. Thanks

  • @lisahorner6384
    @lisahorner6384 17 днів тому +1

    Does the container have to be clear? The sterlite container?

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      No, in fact I have read that many prefer no light to be in the area of the rooting ends. It can be any container, I just used what I had on hand that was the depth I wanted.

  • @donnasmalley3713
    @donnasmalley3713 17 днів тому +2

    Hardware cloth?

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      Yes, it is called hardware cloth if you go to a feed store, it is not cloth at all but a wire mesh material.

  • @donnasmalley3713
    @donnasmalley3713 17 днів тому +1

    Why is sterlite important

    • @Bandaid17
      @Bandaid17 17 днів тому +1

      It’s just a brand name for a container like Rubbermaid.

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      Thank you, Yes, it is just what I had on hand for a container that was not too deep.

    • @FlowerPatchFarmhouse
      @FlowerPatchFarmhouse  17 днів тому

      This was just the name brand of this particular container, you can make anything work that you have on hand. I wanted to see through it to keep check on the water level but I have heard some prefer to keep the water area darker. I am just experimenting with this and am sharing my results.