Saved this video for later this year. Just planted my ficus in new soil after a kinda harsh neglect. After some recovery time, I definitely try this. But for now, I'll leave the leaves alone because there are only a few left.
These will lot become plants. The Horticultural term for this process is called a Blind Cutting. The leafs themselves contain no stem cells to become a plant. Yes they will grow roots but you will not replicate the donor specimen. Hope this helps.
@@JohnJames.so science of cutting leaves, does leaves contains stem cells or you just flying with some answers that we all know. I was asking if the statement that Anthony adolphe was stating is true. But yeah, you're funny, at least I laughed. Old move, Lol
@@alfrancis8 it will be a leaf with roots, unless you have a piece of the actual tree , you can take a branch with 4 leafs and cut above and below each leaf, leaving a stem portion, that node where the leaf meets the branch , is where the new plant will grow, you could get four cuttings, or one .
Namaskar 🙏 Great information. Good thing is you have not finished with just rooting but also shown Replantation,soil mix details. But can you advise after Replantation of rooted leaves ,how much time it can take to become a 6" pot plant grown. With regards 🌹🙏
You can't propogate a plant without part of the stem. These cuttings will grow roots but won't become more than the single leaf that they currently are.
Yeah i figured this out with a Ficus Religiosa.. kinda makes leaf cuttings a waste of time really. Its been 2 months since I potted the rooted leaf and still no extra growth.
Partially true. I don't know about all plants, but I have done it successfully with a few diiferent vegetable plants, not with anything in the way of houseplants, they can eventually grow into a plant, but my experience is that you will be waiting many months for any new growth. Then there's the issue of keeping a single leaf alive for many months, which can be challenging, or sometimes impossible. It makes it a bit of a waste of time in my opinion, I certainly won't be doing it again, stems are much less hassle... Anybody that does want to test it, pot them in with the mother plant, that way you dont have to worry as much about individual maintenence on a single leaf.
No, you probably can't, since there can not be any plants growing out of these cuttings. 🤷♀️ The cuttings you make need to have at least one node, in order to produce a new plant. All that you can create with this method is just a rooted leaf in a pot. You can make single leaf cuttings from pothos / moneyplant, for example, but you need one cm of the plant's stem in front and after the leaf, too.
How long did the leaf take to sprout new growth? I did this with a Ficus Religiosa leaf and it rooted so fast but there has not been any further shoots or growth... its been around 2 months so far since the rooted leaf was potted. Cheers :)
Junfeng Xu don’t do that method it will take one month for rooting but more than a 9 months for growing a shoot. You can cut a stem under a node and with two leaves and put it in a glass of water and it will take a month for rooting and after that put it in the soil and it will grow much faster than one leave
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Saved this video for later this year. Just planted my ficus in new soil after a kinda harsh neglect. After some recovery time, I definitely try this. But for now, I'll leave the leaves alone because there are only a few left.
It's been 3 months,have you tried it? How did it turn out ?
@@saipriyavarma1172 If she planted only the leaves, then no new ficus would have developed
These will lot become plants. The Horticultural term for this process is called a Blind Cutting. The leafs themselves contain no stem cells to become a plant. Yes they will grow roots but you will not replicate the donor specimen. Hope this helps.
Can you help how to grow at home proper plant... Is a good video on utube that you recommend, please. Thanks in advance 👍❤️
@@Smilebefine , The science of cuttings. It's a older film
@@JohnJames.so science of cutting leaves, does leaves contains stem cells or you just flying with some answers that we all know. I was asking if the statement that Anthony adolphe was stating is true. But yeah, you're funny, at least I laughed. Old move, Lol
So these will not become trees? What kind of Plants will they be and how long will they last?
@@alfrancis8 it will be a leaf with roots, unless you have a piece of the actual tree , you can take a branch with 4 leafs and cut above and below each leaf, leaving a stem portion, that node where the leaf meets the branch , is where the new plant will grow, you could get four cuttings, or one .
Nice music and thanks for sharing this video
Wow that's great technic to grow new plants
Fantastic fabulous
Namaskar 🙏
Great information. Good thing is you have not finished with just rooting but also shown Replantation,soil mix details.
But can you advise after Replantation of rooted leaves ,how much time it can take to become a 6" pot plant grown.
With regards 🌹🙏
great,,,i just thought succulent plants can be grown via leaves but ficus is also showing a great propagation, ,,,
You can't propogate a plant without part of the stem. These cuttings will grow roots but won't become more than the single leaf that they currently are.
I agree with you
Yeah i figured this out with a Ficus Religiosa.. kinda makes leaf cuttings a waste of time really. Its been 2 months since I potted the rooted leaf and still no extra growth.
Partially true. I don't know about all plants, but I have done it successfully with a few diiferent vegetable plants, not with anything in the way of houseplants, they can eventually grow into a plant, but my experience is that you will be waiting many months for any new growth. Then there's the issue of keeping a single leaf alive for many months, which can be challenging, or sometimes impossible. It makes it a bit of a waste of time in my opinion, I certainly won't be doing it again, stems are much less hassle... Anybody that does want to test it, pot them in with the mother plant, that way you dont have to worry as much about individual maintenence on a single leaf.
Increible. Muchas gracias por compartirlo
Wow! The same leaves propagation to my Ficus Elastica! Nice Video!!!
Did it grow like a tree? Or just a leaf with roots?
Eu não sabia que era possível fazer com a folha, vou tentar fazer, essa árvore é muito bonita!
Será que com qualquer tipo de folha enraiza,ate frutifera é folha nova que pega
wow very interesting...thanks🤗
Great
Excellent idea. Thank you for sharing this video..I will try this..
@Людмила Лебедева why are you gae?
does it have to be sand soil?
Exelente video me encanta ese árbol pero es caro con esa idea no dudes que lo haré😃
Nice video! Thanks! 👍🏼
У вас наверно волшебный песок😆
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Can I have an update on these plants?
No, you probably can't, since there can not be any plants growing out of these cuttings. 🤷♀️ The cuttings you make need to have at least one node, in order to produce a new plant. All that you can create with this method is just a rooted leaf in a pot.
You can make single leaf cuttings from pothos / moneyplant, for example, but you need one cm of the plant's stem in front and after the leaf, too.
Nice video 👍🏻
What kind of lighting are you using. The sun? Regular indoor light?
Bright indirect sunlight
what percentage of leaf cuttings develop a new stem?
すごい！ベンジャミン大好きなので絶対真似させて頂きます！
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Wow great job thank you
Holaaaa , los pones en tierra o arena para raizar ? Saludos desde Chile
😮 No lo sabía. Gracias🙏💕
Класс!!! 😊👍Thank you.
How long did the leaf take to sprout new growth? I did this with a Ficus Religiosa leaf and it rooted so fast but there has not been any further shoots or growth... its been around 2 months so far since the rooted leaf was potted. Cheers :)
It won't go farther than a leaf!!
how often do you water the soil to make the leaves rooting?
Junfeng Xu don’t do that method it will take one month for rooting but more than a 9 months for growing a shoot. You can cut a stem under a node and with two leaves and put it in a glass of water and it will take a month for rooting and after that put it in the soil and it will grow much faster than one leave
@@mhrancharkajian2866 thank you for your reply. I will try that.
in particular month how many times you should watering
great video, but my soul is now permanently damaged by that midi file....
During this month how many times can give them water ? Thanks
Is sand? Only sand?😳😳
Спасибо
After putting leaf we hv to water it or not pls answer
These are called Blind Cuttings. The leafs contain stem cells for this particular Plant. It's will a only shoot leafs.
Che terra hai usato inizio
Yes, water it.
Que tierra le pones?
in which month are we doing this work please
In wich month are yuo making this technique
Что за смесь в которую она садится листики?
Похоже с песком что - то
Can i use the leaves that it shed?
Wow its impossible now only i know that can grow
Super wann.September oder juli
What time and sessions I can do this mothed ? please if any one can answer me
ما نوع التربة
Q tierra pone al principio, osea cuando siembra las hojas
The soil must be with humus and a little sand
ქართულად თარგმნა თუ იქნება კარგია
In sand..mh...
Can't it be done directly in water or land?
Mere ficus ke patte gir re h nd indoor rakha h maine
Ficus ki position change kartey hi pattey girengey
Cuánto tarda en salir las raíces?
From one to two months maximum
@@Natureflowers ok thank you.
Quando concimare piante d'appartamento
I tried but didn't work 😔😔😔
Я тоже попробую. Это не вазможно.,😆🙄
It only grow roots.shot wont comeout donot make peoples fool
That's a bullshit. I tried with a few leaves and they never rooted. After a month or two nothing happened.
Olamaz böyle bir şey 😕
My newly bought ficus tree 's leave curl down.what is reason and tell me solution?
Spray it with water once a week
Mine tooo..
Ficus lose leaves even if their position is changed .
Yok artık
Спасибо