Hi 🙂 ! I have an Orchid Cacti/Cactus. I originally saw one in FULL bloom @ a Nursery. It was Breathtaking!!! The gentleman told me it wasn't for sale 😩. Anyway, I asked him for a small piece of a leaf. It was about 4 inches long. Well, I planted it in 1993 & it grew vigorously. It is a very, very, very Happy plant!! In 2011, I lost my mom 😔. In April/May of that year my Cactus had 3 Beautiful flowers. I believe my mom sent them to me 😇😇. It has flowered every year since. I haven't seen any buds on it yet this Spring, maybe it is resting. I propogated two Beautiful plants last year from cuttings, they are doing VERY well. TYFS!!! 👍👍☺️
What soil mix are you using? I have found a mix of equal parts azalea/camelia mix, orchid bark and perlite makes for very happy epis that want to bloom a lot. They will limp along in just about anything but acidic well drained airy soil makes for well blooming plants. Also they like a few hours of morning sun and occasional fertilizing with cactus or half strength tomato fertilizer (not houseplant fertilizer it has too much nitrogen)
@@atomicskull6405 GREAT information! 🥰. ThnQ for that. Sad to say ☹️, I NEED to repot it. I have hesitated because it is SO BIG!!!!! I'm planning to use Cacti/Cactus Soil. I use "Orchid" Fertilizer.
I first saw Orchid Cacti when I visited my friend in El Cajon, California. You see the Orchid Cacti everywhere in Southern CA. I live in Ozark, AL and brought back a couple of plants about five years ago. I have never seen another Orchid Cactus in Alabama. It is a shame as they are really easy to grow and have such beautiful flowers. I love them. Thanks for your informative video!
I tried this method, and it really worked! I cut many at once, put them all in a clear container, left them at my front porch. About 2 weeks, I see roots growing from the bottom!
I just have to add my thanks to you for sharing this method! I tried it with twenty cuttings, and all twenty rooted successfully in under six weeks! Thank you so much!
This method is incredibly!! Almost every single leaf I placed in water grew roots. Thank you so much for sharing! I get frustrated with how unsuccessful I am at propagating, so it’s nice to have it work out for once!!
My family has grown this amazing unusual plant for about 30 years...The incredible fragrance of the blooms and the beauty of them is something hard to describe, except to say that it is a beautiful intense fragrance like no other.
We've had a plant for about 20 years. All the plant place told us was it was a "night bloomer". We keep it in our bedroom in a sunny window. Blooms once a year. This year we got two blooms. One grew out of the middle of a leaf and one from a stem. Beautiful plant. Thanks for your info!
Hello sttgharding, Your plant have very long life....if you want your plant produce more flowers, in early spring you should use SUPER BLOOMER fertilizer, it’s very good products..... Thanks for watching my videos. Thien
Epis don't have real leaves just stems, the flat leaf-like straps are still just stems. The actual leaves are the nodes along the margins where flowers and new stems emerge (these are greatly reduced leaf nodes)
Thank you very much for your isntruction. I placed the cuttings from May 4 and May 14 they got lots of roots. They are now in the pot of soil. Hopefully they will thrive...
Thank you for making this video. My mom gave me one if thse plants years ago but we didn't know what it was. 2 years later it bloomed and I fell in love with it, so gorgeous. This winter I almost killed it when my sons dog started to eat the leaves and I sprinkled cayenne pepper all over it. I am going to make some new plants from the parent this way. Thank you!
just few minutes earlier i got a long leaf on road side.. i didn't have any knowledge about the leaf. just after searching the name from google i know the name. and potting it to follow your instruction. thank you so much.
Thank you, so helpful. Just got my first two ever! I'm going to refer back to this video just for the music now, because my baby loved it. He got very quiet 🙂
Thank you very much for this video. I just got about 30 leaves from a friend and I had no idea what to do to grow them. I really appreciate your time and effort in putting this together to help all of us!
This is a wonderful video. I don't think I will write on the leaves, but the rest of your instructions are spot on! I got several cuttings from a FB friend last year of two types of epiphylllum. Now I have friends asking for cuttings, after seeing my posts...
Hello: I tried the water method and it really worked. A piece of my epiphyllum had to be cut off and I was heartbroken to throw it away. Using you method was wonderful. Please continue to make more videos, as I am new to the species. Thank you so much from Canada.
Just got my first cuttings from USA from a friend, my instinct was to put them straight to the water and now I definitely will after seen you're video. You're orchid cactuses is amazing, thank you so much for you're video.
Been a few weeks since i cut my leaves up like you described, propped the 5 cuttings in water and its already forming strong roots! There doesn't seem to be any failed cuttings.
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Thank you for your video I will follw your procedure next time I just cut and plant right away and all grew n hav had flowers i really love thats why i keep planting more
Hello carmen spring, Wow, I have ever seen any Epiphyllum, orchid cactus over 100 years old...I would love to see the pictures,,, Do you what kind of cactus you have? What is the color? Thanks for watching my videos and comments. Thien
Thank you for the information =) I am new to these beautiful flowers/plants. I ordered some cuttings and will now do my best, using your video and expertise to try to root and grow them. THanks again!
That was a great video and I learned a lot. Thank you very much. I have an epiphyllum that I've had for about 7 years and when it blooms, it has massive cream coloured flowers. As it was getting somewhat unruly, having taken over my coffee table, I decided to separate it about a month ago. It was a no-brainer and I divided it into 4 smaller plants and kept one for myself. Two friends and my brother all ended up with a sibling. In the fall, I'll try your method of propagation to create some more babies and pass them along. I admired how you were able to provide your cacti with an opportunity to grow upright. I will have to try that. Thanks again. Darryl
Hello Darryl, Thanks for watching my videos. And very pleasant to read your comment. Coronavirus pandemic, shelter at home ,,,,I Spend most my day in sunroom, with over 50 epiphyllum. Most of them already have buds. Thanks again Stay healthy
I have been using this method for a while with my pitaya cuttings. Usually takes about 8 weeks for roots to be ready for transplant. Just rooted my hookeri strictum epiphyllum in 4 weeks in moist coco coir! So easy!!
I just acquired 2 epiphyllum lenghts. I was looking for way to care & grow them & landed on your video, I have more confidence now and will place them in the water to grow roots then will put them in the soil. Thank you for the detailed teaching video. Hopefully mine will root as strong as yours. Thanks again 💙 💜 💚
Hi I have had my beautiful pink cactus And never knew it was considered an orchid Cacti lol but I always have enjoyed the gorgeous pink flowers Now I can have more Yaaay👍😍 And you have such beautiful large plants ❤️
Thank you for the very detailed explanation of how to propagate these. I just got my first one from a nursery and it had several pieces already broken off from being shipped. I hope they all thrive as well as yours! Awesome collection. :)
Good morning Rena Daen, Thanks for watching my videos... I have many viewers asking about to put cutting leaves in the water right away or let them dry few weeks before put them in water. Either way is ok, but if you let the cutting leaves dry few weeks, 4-5 weeks then put them in the water,,,then roots will form faster and NO ROTTEN PROBLEMS...... My experience, I cut leaves in October 2018, let them dry in green house until March 2019,,,,,i was in Vietnam for 4 months,,,after I got back , I put them in the water,,,,,( Oregon, cold winter) ,,they have formed healthy roots and no rotten problems.......it warm in Oregon now, I just plant them in the soil...... Good luck and have fun with your project.. Thanks again.
Wow, saw this by chance and got hooked watching to the end. Love it and subscribed. 😍👍Your patience is amazing. Great video clear and concise presentation. I look forward to growing my own. Thank you very much for sharing. Btw, please make video when they flower, fruit and when to harvest. Saw a lady Tiktoker eating the fruit. Thank you again.😊
I have also become enthusiastic about the multiplication of this Epiphyllum species. I started experimenting on cutting soil, in peat pots, on hydro granules with a bottom of water, on Vermiculite, on perlite, on a bottom of moss, in a terrarium, under plastic or glass bell jar and finally on water in a warm, light place without direct sunlight. . The latter makes the cuttings to root quickly, less rotten than with cuttings on sand, but water does change periodically. After rooting, plant the plant cuttings in a soil mix and place in a light, warm place and spray and give minimal water until new growth develops, then lighten the cuttings. Preferably in a window on north or east (gives the most flowers) or on the west behind shade lace or patterned glass. Smallest cuttings made of approximately 2x3 cm successfully developing into large plants.
Thanks for sharing, in the method of put cutting in the water, you should change the water twice a week, and some time shaking the water to give the cutting some oxygen..... Again thanks for watching videos.
Great video and advice. I started four new Epiphyllum plants in October and have some recent videos of their progress. They should be very nice plants in a few years time :)
J’adore. Et je ne lasse jamais d’apprendre. C tout à fait par hasard que j’ai découvert la multiplication de ces trop belles plantes, découverte consolidée par la vidéo immense gratitude oui aussi immense que belle....Manuia de Futuna pacifique sud.....
Not sure if you still check your comments long after you produced this video. If so, I have a stupid question that I cannot find on the internet! I’ve exhausted all websites and I don’t know what to do!! I bought 4 stems placed in a pot full of soil. One was a red stem and the three stems are green. I paid $20 - well worth it to me. These stems are straight up, they don’t bend. I bought these 4 stems on May 4, 2021 from an ad on “Nextdoor”. One stem was ~8” tall and strong. The others were 6-8 “ tall. They don’t bend or flip. I am getting these stems off of stems. One original stem I bought is 9.5” tall and 2.5” wide; at the top tip where it narrows, a thin stem is growing straight up and is 6” long but it is skinny, yet stands straight. Am I supposed to cut this off and plant it! Also I have leafs frowning off the other three stems I bought and I don’t know what I’m supposed to do. Is this leaf where the flower will bloom?? Am I supposed to cut the fragile leaves that grow from the stems I bought? I spend so much time since I bought these figuring out what I’m supposed to do. One website said it likes to cling onto branches, mine did not like it and did not cling to wood branches. I actually love the upright stems. How does one get a red stem?? This is such an unusual cactus, which is why I bought it. If I can reach you or give you my info in private, please let me know. That is if you have time. I see that you use sticks and strings to hold some of your stems up. Can you explain? Should I do this?? Thank you!!! Rhonda in Florida
Hello Rhonda, Thanks for watching my videos. I can’t answer your questions unless I can see the pictures….. You can join my group: EPIPHYLLUM AND PLANTS AROUND THE WORLD. You can post pictures and questions, a lot of people will help you beside me. Thanks again.
Hello Joan Robertson, When you get the cutting leaves, cut V shape, let air dry few days ( 7 days) in shaded area....then put in water... In cold area , you should keep inside.....warm , and stability, roots will form faster. Thanks for watching my videos and comments. Thien
Thanks so much for sharing this!! I received a few cuttings from a friend in the main and I'm so stressed wanting them to survive. I just tried your method for them all and get pretty confident doing it after watching this!
Hello Rachel Vong, This is perfect time to propagate cutting leaves,,,,,warm summer..... Good luck and have fun with your project.... Thanks for watching my videos. Thien
Hello!! I did your method and it works well. I have some orchid cacti here in my collection among others. I have a cactus similar to herringbone cactus, but much narrower. I haven't discovered your name yet, because I got a seedling and it never bloomed. Your cactus collection is really cool. I am from of Brazil..😆
I live in Southern California with miserable soil.....I just stick them in hard soil and they grow and prosper in spite of me. Have them in the ground and planters. I ignore them until they show me how beautiful they are. How can I extend their blooms. On the plant they live for a day or two. In a vase don’t last long...any suggestions /recommendations more than welcomed.
Hello Marion, Thanks for watching my videos. Before you you plant, dig the hole , 15” wide, 15 deep, fill with good soil, a little bit of perlite and fertilizer ( like fish fertilizer or Osmocotte 14-14-14.), and water once a week,,,, you should plant in shade area, only few houses morning sun like under the trees, under th roofs,,,,in shade area , the blooming will last longer. After they mature, about 2 years,,, then you should fertilizer with MOREBLOOM ( ALASKA FERTILIZER) or SUPER BLOOMER, plants will bloom a lot ,,,. Thanks again
THIEN NHAT QUYNH I haven’t fertilized them but I will now. Yes, they are in the shade, by accident. Do you sell plants? Would love some different colors. How did you start your huge collection? I have no idea when/where I got my first plant...but they keep multiplying by themselves.
Hello Marion, 6 years ago, my friend sent me one plant, I don’t know much about this cactus, but after one year , with little care , it gave me a lot of flowers. Then after that I started to looking that cactus, some from friends, some I bought from nursery, now I have more than 50 plants, all different colors. For propagate, use cactus leaves,, you can check my videos “ THE FASTEST WAY, THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO PROPAGATE EPIPHYLLUM “ I do sell cutting leaves,,,,for shipping purposes, i offers 25 cutting leaves, 6 different colors, your choice, including shipping is $100 US,,,, let me know Thanks again
THIEN NHAT QUYNH thanks but no thanks......at 88 don’t think so.......I have pink...red...white and maybe yellow....not a favorite. Love your orange. I just sent about 15+ leaves to Florida and I will forward your method to her....it is the easiest and simplest way to get plants. Read comments about zigzag plant....what is that?
Hello Anthony, Good potting soil plus Perlite, will help drain water fast…. Diseases on leaves come from different causes….maybe soil mix too wet, maybe in too humidity areas… I use Epsom Salt mixed with water and spaying on the leaves or you can use neem oil…. You should mix some slow fertilizer ( like Osmocote 14-14-14) , little Epsom salt in soil mix….help the plants growing stronger and healthier… Thanks for watching my videos.
Thanks for sharing. I have only 2 types. I never tried in water. Done only in simple soil. All successful. Now I like to try in water. My problem is no flower 🌺. The mother plant is almost 2 years old. Yet no flower. Plant is healthy enough. What can I do? If you please suggest some thing to do. Thanks.
Hello Mala, Plant is mature, and really to bloom...... In early spring, you can use fertilizer with height in P, to boost blooming....I use super bloomer....very height in P. Good luck and have fun. Thanks for watching my videos.
Hello Hong Ngọc Nguyên, Mình chưa dùng mulch, cho nên không biết, Nuggets bark, mình mua ở Lowe’s , chừng $3.97 một bịch lớn , có hình trong video : SOIL MIX FOR HEALTHY EPIPHYLLUM OR ORCHID CACTUS.....còn bạn muốn mua ít vừa đủ dùng thì mua bịch nhỏ có tên: ORCHID BARK, nhưng hơi mắt . Chú bạn may mắn Thiên
Wow thanks so much for sharing, you're so generous people God bless you, you don't imagine how much I'm appreciate that education did you share.THANKS SO MUCH.
Please tell me more about the fern leaf cactus (6:50), Golden Heart. My fern leaf cactus keeps getting black tips, then rots or dies. I am desperately trying to save it, but what am I doing wrong? How much light does it need? How much water does it need? Maybe the soil is problematic - does it like to be moist/dry/water when dry? My propagations mostly just turn black and rot when I try to cut, and let it scab over a couple of days - going to try your water method. Thank you for this amazing video, and any tips about my fern leaf cactus!
Fern leaf cactus is very easy to grow and propagate…..just cut black tip or leaves and throw away….some kind of virus. It doesn’t need a lot of water and light….not directly sunlight…. You should use potting soil mix with some perlite…..also they like fertilizer, like all purpose fertilizer, Alaska fish fertilizer……it’s fast growing plants…. Propagation, just cut mature leaves, dips in rooting hormone, let it drying few days in shade area….then put in drying Potting soil, spray water lightly…..that’ll. Good luck Thanks for watching my videos.
Hello Tam Nguyen, Thường thì cây sẽ lên chừng 1 feet, chừng 3-5 lá năm đầu tiên, qua năm thứ nhì, thì cây mọc nhanh hơn....chừng 1.5 - 2 feet,,,,và cây sẽ bắt đầu ra hoa sau đó....lớn hay nhỏ, nhiều hay ít là do ban tưới phân.....thật ra trồng Quỳnh rất dễ... chỉ cần nắng sáng 3-4 tiếng, tránh nắng trực tiếp....tưới ít nước,,,phân bón đều đặn là được.... Chúc bạn thành công.. Thiên
Very fantastic.... if u possible please show me fullproof method of propagation of snake plant or sensiviria..... i love snake plant and tried lot atime to propagate snake plant but not get fullproof method...
Hello Fulan Devi, I have ever propagate snake plants before....and I don’t have any snake plants at home....sorry I can’t help you. Thanks for watching my videos. Thien
After cutting, you can put the cutting air drying in shade area about 2 weeks....then put in the water, or in the soil. Either way will be good for rooting.
@THIEN NHAT QUYNH Hello 🙋♀️ LOVED THE WAY YOU HAVE EXPLAINED IN VIDEO . I BOUGHT EPIPHYLLUM PLANT FROM A NURSERY LAST WEEK & NOTICED IT HAS TINY DULL BLACK SPOTS ON THE LEAVES . I’M NOT SURE WHAT THAT IS , IF YOU COULD PLEASE HELP ON THIS ? FROM SINGAPORE .THANKS
Hello Dee R, Some black spot on the leaves are viruses, disease….if they appear a lot on the leaves, you should cut that part, throw away…..if not a lot, you can use Epsom Salt, mixing with water, and spray on the leaves, few time a week. Few my plants, have that problem too. Thanks for watching my videos.
Very well explained. I would like to know what the music is in your video. It sounds oriental or Arabic,very beautiful. Can you give me the author and name of this beautiful piece of music please?
I have some very long cuttings but don't want to split them because I hear that it will take longer for them to flower if they are small. I'm hoping I can root them as they are, though I don't know if cutting the base in a v shape will speed things up. The skin seems very tough so it might impede root growth?
Hello Juliet, Yes, they will drink water , and will form roots. Last year I cut leaves in September 2019, I leave in my sunroom for more than 6 months. When I got back from Vietnam, I put them in water on April 2020. Now they have a lot of roots. Also , rely to Joule , no the leaves put can put direct in the water after cut.... no problem at all. 2 ways to propagate cut leaves. 1 direct in the water 2 let air dry at least 2 weeks ( not 2 days) Then planted in soil . Thanks I left for Vietnam more
Hello Malina Nguyen, After few years of blooming, may 5-6, years,,,,plants getting old, the leaves are hard, tough, they don’t bloom easy. So , I cut my old plants, down close to the base,,,,,change new soil,,,,,and waiting for new shoots.... Thanks for watching my videos, Thien.
THIEN NHAT QUYNH May I ask, what about stem? Can I cut them and soak in water for roots and replant? I acquired my plant and didn’t know what they were or how to care. After seeing your videos, I realized mine is super old. Stems are like tree trunk. I cut the leaves and soaked them as you have. Can you tell me what I should do with stem? Or they are finish?
Good morning Malina Nguyen, The old, hardy leaves, you can cut and propagate in the water for rooting... I have few 5-6 years old plants......I’m waiting for last flower blooming, then I will cut down close to the base , hope new shoots will grow,,,, and I will cut the old leave , propagate in the water.....the old leaves hard to form the roots, but it’s worth to try ...... Good luck and have fun with your project... Thien
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Thanks for the tip! I'm going to try I got a 'ric rac' cactus cutting, I tried sphagnum on a whim and no luck, I will be trying you method next! Your plants are gorgeous!
Hello there, thanks for watching my videos... You can try propagate zigzag or fish bone cactus in two ways: 1- cut the leaves in to 8” pieces, let them wait dry about 4-5 weeks, then plant in small container. That is OLD METHOD. 2- cut the leaves 8” pieces, put them in food saver, in my video.........This is the best way to propagate cactus. Good Luck and have fun with your project. You can check my UA-cam channel: THIEN NHAT QUYNH. I Have several videos about cactus. Thanks again.
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Hello lilly lou, Second music name: The path to enlightenment..... That’s free music from SPLICE app, free videos edit app... Thanks for watching my videos. Thien
Good morning V Gil, From cutting leaves, take about 2 years for plants become mature, and star blooming..... Blooming less or more depends on your care and fertilizer.....I use SUPER BLOOMER after 2 years old, and star in February. Have a great holidays. Thien
Hi 🙂 ! I have an Orchid Cacti/Cactus. I originally saw one in FULL bloom @ a Nursery. It was Breathtaking!!! The gentleman told me it wasn't for sale 😩. Anyway, I asked him for a small piece of a leaf. It was about 4 inches long. Well, I planted it in 1993 & it grew vigorously. It is a very, very, very Happy plant!! In 2011, I lost my mom 😔. In April/May of that year my Cactus had 3 Beautiful flowers. I believe my mom sent them to me 😇😇. It has flowered every year since. I haven't seen any buds on it yet this Spring, maybe it is resting. I propogated two Beautiful plants last year from cuttings, they are doing VERY well. TYFS!!! 👍👍☺️
What soil mix are you using? I have found a mix of equal parts azalea/camelia mix, orchid bark and perlite makes for very happy epis that want to bloom a lot. They will limp along in just about anything but acidic well drained airy soil makes for well blooming plants. Also they like a few hours of morning sun and occasional fertilizing with cactus or half strength tomato fertilizer (not houseplant fertilizer it has too much nitrogen)
@@atomicskull6405 GREAT information! 🥰. ThnQ for that. Sad to say ☹️, I NEED to repot it. I have hesitated because it is SO BIG!!!!! I'm planning to use Cacti/Cactus Soil. I use "Orchid" Fertilizer.
I first saw Orchid Cacti when I visited my friend in El Cajon, California. You see the Orchid Cacti everywhere in Southern CA. I live in Ozark, AL and brought back a couple of plants about five years ago. I have never seen another Orchid Cactus in Alabama. It is a shame as they are really easy to grow and have such beautiful flowers. I love them. Thanks for your informative video!
I tried this method, and it really worked! I cut many at once, put them all in a clear container, left them at my front porch. About 2 weeks, I see roots growing from the bottom!
I just have to add my thanks to you for sharing this method! I tried it with twenty cuttings, and all twenty rooted successfully in under six weeks! Thank you so much!
Hello M-S-C,
Thanks for watching my videos.
This method is incredibly!! Almost every single leaf I placed in water grew roots. Thank you so much for sharing! I get frustrated with how unsuccessful I am at propagating, so it’s nice to have it work out for once!!
Thanks so much for watching my videos.
Good luck with new method….now you have more confidence to propagate the cuttings…
Best regards.
My family has grown this amazing unusual plant for about 30 years...The incredible fragrance of the blooms and the beauty of them is something hard to describe, except to say that it is a beautiful intense fragrance like no other.
Yes, I agree…..it’s very exotic flowers….
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
We've had a plant for about 20 years. All the plant place told us was it was a "night bloomer". We keep it in our bedroom in a sunny window. Blooms once a year. This year we got two blooms. One grew out of the middle of a leaf and one from a stem. Beautiful plant. Thanks for your info!
Hello sttgharding,
Your plant have very long life....if you want your plant produce more flowers, in early spring you should use SUPER BLOOMER fertilizer, it’s very good products.....
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Epis don't have real leaves just stems, the flat leaf-like straps are still just stems. The actual leaves are the nodes along the margins where flowers and new stems emerge (these are greatly reduced leaf nodes)
Thank you very much for your isntruction. I placed the cuttings from May 4 and May 14 they got lots of roots. They are now in the pot of soil. Hopefully they will thrive...
JamJam Ng
Thanks for watching my videos.....
Have fun and good luck with your project.
It works! Even tops of the leaves got roots! Thanx!
Thank you for making this video. My mom gave me one if thse plants years ago but we didn't know what it was. 2 years later it bloomed and I fell in love with it, so gorgeous. This winter I almost killed it when my sons dog started to eat the leaves and I sprinkled cayenne pepper all over it. I am going to make some new plants from the parent this way. Thank you!
Good morning Antoinette, thanks for watching my videos......
Fave fun and good luck with this method....it really work,,,,,,
just few minutes earlier i got a long leaf on road side.. i didn't have any knowledge about the leaf. just after searching the name from google i know the name. and potting it to follow your instruction. thank you so much.
Good luck with your new cuttings…. Thanks for watching my videos.
Thank you, so helpful. Just got my first two ever! I'm going to refer back to this video just for the music now, because my baby loved it. He got very quiet 🙂
Thank you very much for this video. I just got about 30 leaves from a friend and I had no idea what to do to grow them. I really appreciate your time and effort in putting this together to help all of us!
Thanks for watching my videos,,,,Have fun with your project
WHAT A GREAT TEACHING! I JUST CUT MY ORCHID CACTUS TONIGHT AND WAS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO PROPOGATE. THANKS.
Thanks
This is a wonderful video. I don't think I will write on the leaves, but the rest of your instructions are spot on! I got several cuttings from a FB friend last year of two types of epiphylllum. Now I have friends asking for cuttings, after seeing my posts...
Hello Judy Williams,
Thanks for watching my videos and comments....
Have a great day.
Thien
Hello: I tried the water method and it really worked. A piece of my epiphyllum had to be cut off and I was heartbroken to throw it away. Using you method was wonderful. Please continue to make more videos, as I am new to the species. Thank you so much from Canada.
Just got my first cuttings from USA from a friend, my instinct was to put them straight to the water and now I definitely will after seen you're video. You're orchid cactuses is amazing, thank you so much for you're video.
Been a few weeks since i cut my leaves up like you described, propped the 5 cuttings in water and its already forming strong roots! There doesn't seem to be any failed cuttings.
Thanks so much for watching my videos.
Enjoy your new plants.
Thank you for sharing. I will be scrolling thru ur Playlist as I want to learn more about this plant. For example: diseases and pests control
Thanks for watching my videos.
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Cám ơn bạn đã xem video,
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sau khi xem videos , bạn cho mình biết thích loại nào, màu gì ......
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Thiên
Thank you for your video I will follw your procedure next time I just cut and plant right away and all grew n hav had flowers i really love thats why i keep planting more
Thanks for watching my videos.
Have fun and good luck.
Thien
I have a 100 + year old Orchid Cactus. It blooms and is huge. I trim it in the Fall. I sure will be trying your method.
Hello carmen spring,
Wow, I have ever seen any Epiphyllum, orchid cactus over 100 years old...I would love to see the pictures,,,
Do you what kind of cactus you have? What is the color?
Thanks for watching my videos and comments.
Thien
The Blooms are red. I wish I could show you pictures. I don’t see where to do that.
Only way to do that is sending thru email....
My email : thienle2009@gmail.com
Thanks
Thank you for the information =) I am new to these beautiful flowers/plants. I ordered some cuttings and will now do my best, using your video and expertise to try to root and grow them. THanks again!
Thanks for watching my videos…
Good luck with your cuttings…
That was a great video and I learned a lot. Thank you very much. I have an epiphyllum that I've had for about 7 years and when it blooms, it has massive cream coloured flowers.
As it was getting somewhat unruly, having taken over my coffee table, I decided to separate it about a month ago. It was a no-brainer and I divided it into 4 smaller plants and
kept one for myself. Two friends and my brother all ended up with a sibling. In the fall, I'll try your method of propagation to create some more babies and pass them along. I admired
how you were able to provide your cacti with an opportunity to grow upright. I will have to try that. Thanks again.
Darryl
Hello Darryl,
Thanks for watching my videos.
And very pleasant to read your comment.
Coronavirus pandemic, shelter at home ,,,,I
Spend most my day in sunroom, with over 50 epiphyllum. Most of them already have buds.
Thanks again
Stay healthy
@@THIENNHATQUYNH That was the quickest UA-cam reply I have ever had in my life, Thien. I have just subscribed--how could I not!
Your collection is AWESOME!!
Thank you for this information!!! Very helpful and excited to try some more growing!!! Beautiful plants you have!!
Thanks so much for watching my videos. Good luck with your new cuttings.
Very useful.. like the idea of staking with with the bamboo
So glad that you posted this. I am going to go try this now. Thank you for the excellent video!
Hello Eddie B,
This is the best time to do this method, warm weather make leaves form e roots really fast .
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
I have been using this method for a while with my pitaya cuttings. Usually takes about 8 weeks for roots to be ready for transplant. Just rooted my hookeri strictum epiphyllum in 4 weeks in moist coco coir! So easy!!
I just acquired 2 epiphyllum lenghts. I was looking for way to care & grow them & landed on your video, I have more confidence now and will place them in the water to grow roots then will put them in the soil.
Thank you for the detailed teaching video. Hopefully mine will root as strong as yours. Thanks again 💙 💜 💚
Good luck with your cuttings…..
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Hi I have had my beautiful pink cactus
And never knew it was considered an orchid
Cacti lol but I always have enjoyed the gorgeous pink flowers
Now I can have more
Yaaay👍😍 And you have such beautiful large plants ❤️
Hello Karen Benavente,
Thanks for your comment and for watching my videos.....
Have a great weekend.
Thien
Thank you for the very detailed explanation of how to propagate these. I just got my first one from a nursery and it had several pieces already broken off from being shipped. I hope they all thrive as well as yours! Awesome collection. :)
Good morning Rena Daen,
Thanks for watching my videos...
I have many viewers asking about to put cutting leaves in the water right away or let them dry few weeks before put them in water.
Either way is ok, but if you let the cutting leaves dry few weeks, 4-5 weeks then put them in the water,,,then roots will form faster and NO ROTTEN PROBLEMS......
My experience, I cut leaves in October 2018, let them dry in green house until March 2019,,,,,i was in Vietnam for 4 months,,,after I got back , I put them in the water,,,,,( Oregon, cold winter) ,,they have formed healthy roots and no rotten problems.......it warm in Oregon now, I just plant them in the soil......
Good luck and have fun with your project..
Thanks again.
Wow, saw this by chance and got hooked watching to the end. Love it and subscribed. 😍👍Your patience is amazing. Great video clear and concise presentation. I look forward to growing my own. Thank you very much for sharing. Btw, please make video when they flower, fruit and when to harvest. Saw a lady Tiktoker eating the fruit. Thank you again.😊
Thanks so much for watching my videos…..
done watching.happiness in leaf vlog.
I have also become enthusiastic about the multiplication of this Epiphyllum species.
I started experimenting on cutting soil, in peat pots, on hydro granules with a bottom of water, on Vermiculite, on perlite, on a bottom of moss, in a terrarium, under plastic or glass bell jar and finally on water in a warm, light place without direct sunlight. . The latter makes the cuttings to root quickly, less rotten than with cuttings on sand, but water does change periodically. After rooting, plant the plant cuttings in a soil mix and place in a light, warm place and spray and give minimal water until new growth develops, then lighten the cuttings. Preferably in a window on north or east (gives the most flowers) or on the west behind shade lace or patterned glass. Smallest cuttings made of approximately 2x3 cm successfully developing into large plants.
Thanks for sharing, in the method of put cutting in the water, you should change the water twice a week, and some time shaking the water to give the cutting some oxygen.....
Again thanks for watching videos.
:/ I just stick my leaves in soil and keep it moist....they root in a week or so. I’ve never had an epi take that long to root?
Please show how they look when they are blooming. That will inspire more people to try this.
Hello dorit ansari,
I have many videos to show my Epiphyllum blooming in my channel : THIEN NHAT QUYNH ,
thanks for watching my videos,
Thien
Nice and effective technique🌱🍃
Thanks for watching videos…
Thank you! Your incredible at propagating these cacti. Your video was enjoyable!
Hello Rachael ,
Thanks for watching my videos.
Espero tener suerte con mi dama de noche siguiendo sus consejos. Gracias y saludos desde Uruguay
Thanks
Great video and advice. I started four new Epiphyllum plants in October and have some recent videos of their progress. They should be very nice plants in a few years time :)
Thanks for watching my videos.
Good luck with your plants.
Parabéns pelo vídeo e explicação. Sou nova no universo dos epiphilluns.
Vou fazer experimentar esta técnica. Gratidão
Muito Obrigado.
Thanks a lot. Now I will put potassium with out any fear. Thanks again.
J’adore. Et je ne lasse jamais d’apprendre. C tout à fait par hasard que j’ai découvert la multiplication de ces trop belles plantes, découverte consolidée par la vidéo immense gratitude oui aussi immense que belle....Manuia de Futuna pacifique sud.....
Merci boucoup.
Merci d’avoir regardé mes videos.
Not sure if you still check your comments long after you produced this video.
If so, I have a stupid question that I cannot find on the internet! I’ve exhausted all websites and I don’t know what to do!!
I bought 4 stems placed in a pot full of soil. One was a red stem and the three stems are green. I paid $20 - well worth it to me. These stems are straight up, they don’t bend. I bought these 4 stems on May 4, 2021 from an ad on “Nextdoor”. One stem was ~8” tall and strong. The others were 6-8 “ tall. They don’t bend or flip. I am getting these stems off of stems. One original stem I bought is 9.5” tall and 2.5” wide; at the top tip where it narrows, a thin stem is growing straight up and is 6” long but it is skinny, yet stands straight. Am I supposed to cut this off and plant it!
Also I have leafs frowning off the other three stems I bought and I don’t know what I’m supposed to do. Is this leaf where the flower will bloom?? Am I supposed to cut the fragile leaves that grow from the stems I bought?
I spend so much time since I bought these figuring out what I’m supposed to do. One website said it likes to cling onto branches, mine did not like it and did not cling to wood branches.
I actually love the upright stems. How does one get a red stem?? This is such an unusual cactus, which is why I bought it.
If I can reach you or give you my info in private, please let me know. That is if you have time. I see that you use sticks and strings to hold some of your stems up. Can you explain? Should I do this??
Thank you!!! Rhonda in Florida
Hello Rhonda, Thanks for watching my videos.
I can’t answer your questions unless I can see the pictures…..
You can join my group: EPIPHYLLUM AND PLANTS AROUND THE WORLD.
You can post pictures and questions, a lot of people will help you beside me.
Thanks again.
This group you can find on Facebook.
If I got a cutting in the mail, could I cut the v shape and put it in water to root, or should I do it another way?
Hello Joan Robertson,
When you get the cutting leaves, cut V shape, let air dry few days ( 7 days) in shaded area....then put in water...
In cold area , you should keep inside.....warm , and stability, roots will form faster.
Thanks for watching my videos and comments.
Thien
Great tips and great video. I love your orchid cactus collection. 🙂👍🏼🌵☕️
Hello Cactus Caffeine,
What’s nice name.......thanks for watching videos and comments....
Have a great Sunday afternoon...
😉🙂🌵
Amazing collections
Hello Leela San,
Thanks for watching my videos and comments.
Have a great weekend.
Thien
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Mình rất vui vì bạn đã thử và thành công......
Chúc bạn bình an và hạnh phúc
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@@THIENNHATQUYNH Em cảm ơn anh nhiều, chúc Anh nhiều niềm vui trong cuộc sống! 😍
Incredible collection. I'm positively jealous!! 😊
Thanks for watching my videos.
Beautiful you were blessed with a gift.
Thanks so much for sharing this!! I received a few cuttings from a friend in the main and I'm so stressed wanting them to survive. I just tried your method for them all and get pretty confident doing it after watching this!
Hello Rachel Vong,
This is perfect time to propagate cutting leaves,,,,,warm summer.....
Good luck and have fun with your project....
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Thanks for the advice God bless you
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Thiên
Hello!! I did your method and it works well. I have some orchid cacti here in my collection among others. I have a cactus similar to herringbone cactus, but much narrower. I haven't discovered your name yet, because I got a seedling and it never bloomed. Your cactus collection is really cool. I am from of Brazil..😆
Hello Telmo,
Thanks for watching my videos....
Good luck and have fun with your Epiphyllum....
Thien
Thank you so much for sharing. Really helps people new to the hobby.
Thanks for watching my videos and comments.....
Have a great day
Thien
Ur collection is worth viewing 👌.
Hello b b ,
Thanks for your support and comments.
Thien
Would love to see them blooming-like waterlilies on dry land!
Hello merry,
You can watch many videos of blooming flowers….from my UA-cam channel.
Thanks for watching my videos.
I live in Southern California with miserable soil.....I just stick them in hard soil and they grow and prosper in spite of me. Have them in the ground and planters. I ignore them until they show me how beautiful they are. How can I extend their blooms. On the plant they live for a day or two. In a vase don’t last long...any suggestions /recommendations more than welcomed.
Hello Marion,
Thanks for watching my videos.
Before you you plant, dig the hole , 15” wide, 15 deep, fill with good soil, a little bit of perlite and fertilizer ( like fish fertilizer or Osmocotte 14-14-14.), and water once a week,,,, you should plant in shade area, only few houses morning sun like under the trees, under th roofs,,,,in shade area , the blooming will last longer.
After they mature, about 2 years,,, then you should fertilizer with MOREBLOOM ( ALASKA FERTILIZER) or SUPER BLOOMER, plants will bloom a lot ,,,.
Thanks again
THIEN NHAT QUYNH I haven’t fertilized them but I will now. Yes, they are in the shade, by accident. Do you sell plants? Would love some different colors. How did you start your huge collection? I have no idea when/where I got my first plant...but they keep multiplying by themselves.
Hello Marion,
6 years ago, my friend sent me one plant, I don’t know much about this cactus, but after one year , with little care , it gave me a lot of flowers. Then after that I started to looking that cactus, some from friends, some I bought from nursery, now I have more than 50 plants, all different colors.
For propagate, use cactus leaves,, you can check my videos “ THE FASTEST WAY, THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO PROPAGATE EPIPHYLLUM “
I do sell cutting leaves,,,,for shipping purposes, i offers 25 cutting leaves, 6 different colors, your choice, including shipping is $100 US,,,, let me know
Thanks again
THIEN NHAT QUYNH thanks but no thanks......at 88 don’t think so.......I have pink...red...white and maybe yellow....not a favorite. Love your orange. I just sent about 15+ leaves to Florida and I will forward your method to her....it is the easiest and simplest way to get plants. Read comments about zigzag plant....what is that?
thank you so much for sharing your beautiful experience with epiphyllum.
Hello Tamnguyen Nguyễn,
Cám ơn bạn đã xem video và comments....
Thiên
Lots of cactus 🌵
Very informative..got ful information thank you so much..new subscriber from Pakistan 💖🌿
Thanks for watching my videos…
Cam on Quynh rat nhieu! Excellent tips.
Hello Tan Nguyen,
Thanks for watching my videos....
Have a great day
Thien
Thank you for the video. Although i got good soil, my Epi has some disease on the leaves, and not very healthy. Please advise. Thank you very much.
Hello Anthony,
Good potting soil plus Perlite, will help drain water fast….
Diseases on leaves come from different causes….maybe soil mix too wet, maybe in too humidity areas…
I use Epsom Salt mixed with water and spaying on the leaves or you can use neem oil….
You should mix some slow fertilizer ( like Osmocote 14-14-14) , little Epsom salt in soil mix….help the plants growing stronger and healthier…
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thanks for sharing. I have only 2 types. I never tried in water. Done only in simple soil. All successful. Now I like to try in water. My problem is no flower 🌺. The mother plant is almost 2 years old. Yet no flower. Plant is healthy enough. What can I do? If you please suggest some thing to do. Thanks.
Hello Mala,
Plant is mature, and really to bloom......
In early spring, you can use fertilizer with height in P, to boost blooming....I use super bloomer....very height in P.
Good luck and have fun.
Thanks for watching my videos.
Perfect, I was trying to root my zigzag, but failed twice. Its a hope for me. Thanks.
Xin cho hỏi mulch thay cho pine bark hay nugget duoc khong? Cam on nhieu
Hello Hong Ngọc Nguyên,
Mình chưa dùng mulch, cho nên không biết,
Nuggets bark, mình mua ở Lowe’s , chừng $3.97 một bịch lớn , có hình trong video : SOIL MIX FOR HEALTHY EPIPHYLLUM OR ORCHID CACTUS.....còn bạn muốn mua ít vừa đủ dùng thì mua bịch nhỏ có tên: ORCHID BARK, nhưng hơi mắt .
Chú bạn may mắn
Thiên
Very valuable info. I really appreciate it. Thank you very much for sharing.
I love this teaching! Love, from Roseville California
Thanks for watching my videos......Happy Lunar New Year from Oregon
Thiên
Wow thanks so much for sharing, you're so generous people God bless you, you don't imagine how much I'm appreciate that education did you share.THANKS SO MUCH.
I love this video. Very informative. I would like to know, what is the name of the music that plays with this video and the artist name. Thank you.
Look really nice ,will going to try this easy method... Thank you Thien 😌
Hello Minh Nguyen, thanks for watching my videos....
Have fun and good luck with this method...
Thien
Oi please friend cam you tell which substrate your use in your orchid cacti tkands
I use potting soil, perlite, some chicken manure.....
Very good! I love this vídeo! Congratulations!
Thanks for watching my videos...
Please tell me more about the fern leaf cactus (6:50), Golden Heart. My fern leaf cactus keeps getting black tips, then rots or dies. I am desperately trying to save it, but what am I doing wrong? How much light does it need? How much water does it need? Maybe the soil is problematic - does it like to be moist/dry/water when dry? My propagations mostly just turn black and rot when I try to cut, and let it scab over a couple of days - going to try your water method. Thank you for this amazing video, and any tips about my fern leaf cactus!
Fern leaf cactus is very easy to grow and propagate…..just cut black tip or leaves and throw away….some kind of virus. It doesn’t need a lot of water and light….not directly sunlight….
You should use potting soil mix with some perlite…..also they like fertilizer, like all purpose fertilizer, Alaska fish fertilizer……it’s fast growing plants….
Propagation, just cut mature leaves, dips in rooting hormone, let it drying few days in shade area….then put in drying
Potting soil, spray water lightly…..that’ll.
Good luck
Thanks for watching my videos.
@@THIENNHATQUYNH thank you for taking the time to answer my inquiry. I really appreciate that. You are the best!
What is that music you used? The one starting at 2:30. Please tell me it’s so beautiful and my Shazam doesn’t recognize it
Hello shinysunlight,
Music starting at 2:30 is THE PATHWAY TO ENLIGHTENMENT, in SPLICE free video edit app.
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Im confused. So how much did it grow in 1 yr?
Hello Tam Nguyen,
Thường thì cây sẽ lên chừng 1 feet, chừng 3-5 lá năm đầu tiên, qua năm thứ nhì, thì cây mọc nhanh hơn....chừng 1.5 - 2 feet,,,,và cây sẽ bắt đầu ra hoa sau đó....lớn hay nhỏ, nhiều hay ít là do ban tưới phân.....thật ra trồng Quỳnh rất dễ... chỉ cần nắng sáng 3-4 tiếng, tránh nắng trực tiếp....tưới ít nước,,,phân bón đều đặn là được....
Chúc bạn thành công..
Thiên
I have one twig with a leaf on it (from plant: queen of the night). can I put the branch in the pot and take root?
Hello Giorgis,
If you use the branch, it may root, but take longer time then cutting….good luck.
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thank you so much great results. All the best from Polnad. I love the music as well. Could you share the name of the performer/musician?
Hello Ewa N,
The song name “ The path to enlightenment “ , don’t remember the artist name….
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Very good
Thanks for watching my videos.....
Very fantastic.... if u possible please show me fullproof method of propagation of snake plant or sensiviria..... i love snake plant and tried lot atime to propagate snake plant but not get fullproof method...
Hello Fulan Devi,
I have ever propagate snake plants before....and I don’t have any snake plants at home....sorry I can’t help you.
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Right after you cut, put in the container?do I need to wait til they callus? Thank you
After cutting, you can put the cutting air drying in shade area about 2 weeks....then put in the water, or in the soil.
Either way will be good for rooting.
Thank you so much for posting this very informational video. I see now what I was doing wrong! Thank you for sharing!
Hello clarisa benlolo,
I hope this video will help you somehow.....
Thanks for watching my videos and comments..
Have a great day.
Thien
@THIEN NHAT QUYNH Hello 🙋♀️ LOVED THE WAY YOU HAVE EXPLAINED IN VIDEO . I BOUGHT EPIPHYLLUM PLANT FROM A NURSERY LAST WEEK & NOTICED IT HAS TINY DULL BLACK SPOTS ON THE LEAVES .
I’M NOT SURE WHAT THAT IS , IF YOU COULD PLEASE HELP ON THIS ? FROM SINGAPORE .THANKS
Hello Dee R,
Some black spot on the leaves are viruses, disease….if they appear a lot on the leaves, you should cut that part, throw away…..if not a lot, you can use Epsom Salt, mixing with water, and spray on the leaves, few time a week.
Few my plants, have that problem too.
Thanks for watching my videos.
Very well explained. I would like to know what the music is in your video. It sounds oriental or Arabic,very beautiful. Can you give me the author and name of this beautiful piece of music please?
Hello Jocelyne,
The music name” The path to enlightenment “
Thanks for watching my videos.
I have some very long cuttings but don't want to split them because I hear that it will take longer for them to flower if they are small. I'm hoping I can root them as they are, though I don't know if cutting the base in a v shape will speed things up. The skin seems very tough so it might impede root growth?
Also never thought to keep fishbone in a pot.. always send it up a tree..
I'm wondering why you tie them upright, mine hang????
I also wondered that!
Can I leave the cuttings long? Or do I have to cut both sides?
Thank you for sharing your tips, I do enjoy growing epiphyllums and have a small collection.
Chim’s Garden Naturelover
Thanks Chim’s Garden Naturelover........
Side note
That type of plant cuttings need to air dry for about 2 days which keeps any end rotting at bay when rooting in water
Will they still be available to take up water when put in the containers if they have calloused over?
Juliet Berry
Absolutely hon
Hello Juliet,
Yes, they will drink water , and will form roots.
Last year I cut leaves in September 2019, I leave in my sunroom for more than 6 months.
When I got back from Vietnam, I put them in water on April 2020. Now they have a lot of roots.
Also , rely to Joule , no the leaves put can put direct in the water after cut.... no problem at all.
2 ways to propagate cut leaves.
1 direct in the water
2 let air dry at least 2 weeks ( not 2 days)
Then planted in soil .
Thanks
I left for Vietnam more
i dont have chicken manure could i use peat moss mix?
You can use any fertilizer substitute for chicken manure, like cow manure, like Alaska fish fertilizer, like Miracle Grow.....
Nice...
Why aren't they blooming?
In the case epiphyllum plant is old and the stem is hard and tough. How can I safe the plant without hurting it?
Hello Malina Nguyen,
After few years of blooming, may 5-6, years,,,,plants getting old, the leaves are hard, tough, they don’t bloom easy.
So , I cut my old plants, down close to the base,,,,,change new soil,,,,,and waiting for new shoots....
Thanks for watching my videos,
Thien.
THIEN NHAT QUYNH May I ask, what about stem? Can I cut them and soak in water for roots and replant? I acquired my plant and didn’t know what they were or how to care. After seeing your videos, I realized mine is super old. Stems are like tree trunk. I cut the leaves and soaked them as you have. Can you tell me what I should do with stem? Or they are finish?
Good morning Malina Nguyen,
The old, hardy leaves, you can cut and propagate in the water for rooting...
I have few 5-6 years old plants......I’m waiting for last flower blooming, then I will cut down close to the base , hope new shoots will grow,,,, and I will cut the old leave , propagate in the water.....the old leaves hard to form the roots, but it’s worth to try ......
Good luck and have fun with your project...
Thien
Nice
Thanks
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Thanks for the tip! I'm going to try I got a 'ric rac' cactus cutting, I tried sphagnum on a whim and no luck, I will be trying you method next! Your plants are gorgeous!
Hello there, thanks for watching my videos...
You can try propagate zigzag or fish bone cactus in two ways:
1- cut the leaves in to 8” pieces, let them wait dry about 4-5 weeks, then plant in small container. That is OLD METHOD.
2- cut the leaves 8” pieces, put them in food saver, in my video.........This is the best way to propagate cactus.
Good Luck and have fun with your project.
You can check my UA-cam channel: THIEN NHAT QUYNH. I Have several videos about cactus.
Thanks again.
Can you send it to the indian I'm from India
Bạn hướng dẫn cho mình cách trồng hoa nhật quỳnh bằng lá với nhé! Cảm ơn bạn nhiều
Hello Huong Le, cám ơn bạn đã xem video.
Cách trồng hoa Nhật Quỳnh từ lá cũng không khó, như trong video, từ lá cắt bạn có thể để trong bóng mát khoảng 4 tuần, sau đó đem trồng vào đất (potting soils + perlite + barks) tỷ lệ sống chừng 80%)
Hoặc là từ lá cắt,bạn bỏ vào nước như video, chừng 4-6 tuần sẽ ra rễ....(tỷ lệ 95%)
Cám ơn nhé
Thiên
@@THIENNHATQUYNH cảm ơn bạn nhiều nhé! Nhà bạn nhiều hoa nhật quỳnh đẹp quá! Bạn có ghép vào cây thanh long ko?
Hello Huong,, mình không ghép với cây thanh Long , mình không có nhiều chỗ để,,tất cả các cây Quỳnh mình phải cột lại với bamboo, cho lên thẳng,nếu không làm vậy thì mỗi cây có thể rộng đến 6, 7 feet ,,,,
What is the second music plz ?
Hello lilly lou,
Second music name: The path to enlightenment.....
That’s free music from SPLICE app, free videos edit app...
Thanks for watching my videos.
Thien
Hello Chu Thien, from cuttings to roots, how long does it usually take for the plant to start flowering?
Hello uyen nguyen,
Thường thì chừng 2 năm cây trưởng thành mới ra hoa.....
Chúc bạn thành công...
Thiên
THIEN NHAT QUYNH thank you chu.
@@THIENNHATQUYNH English speakers only would like to know also!
Good morning V Gil,
From cutting leaves, take about 2 years for plants become mature, and star blooming.....
Blooming less or more depends on your care and fertilizer.....I use SUPER BLOOMER after 2 years old, and star in February.
Have a great holidays.
Thien