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THANK YOU so much ... I was able to successfully light my heater with your instructions

My brother has arachnophobia if he sees that well it’s over for him

What’s the charcoal for?

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Thanks for your very interesting video. Have you been successful? Did the cuttings get roots?

very nice! i follow Greenhouse eduction in Nederlands. and my teacher said its almost imposible to clone Magnolia. so ofcourse imma prove him wrong, thanks to this vid

Hi! Thank you for this. Does the same propegation technique apply to the dracena cane plant?

Very helpful John. Will let you know if my cuttings are successful. 😁👍

Fantastic job, thanks

Hi John, thanks for this video, very informative. I had tried, a few moths ago, to grow dracaena stems by placing them in water, but failed more than once; no roots ever grew. So I welcome this method. I've just followed all the instructions you have mentioned here, and I've got two stems planted. Thanks for the tip of putting stones to hold the stems in place, very useful. I just wonder now how often to water them. I would be very grateful if someone could tell me, as I don’t want to fail again at growing this plant.

I can't hear you very well and have my speakers all the way up.

Hi, could I just plant these straight into the ground?

Hi i know this is a old video but i took several cuttings of this tree,plant that will be dug up to build industrial units on it.had no idea how to get cuttings of this.its now late July,not seen any sprouts on the ground wise.was just me talking branches of to try and grow.anytips as they will digitup and dump this beautiful tree .it's as you know July .i have one growing a bit the rest have died off tips please before they dig this this beautiful one up xx

Ground layering :) works great with weeping or pendulums forms.

So your doin whats called an Air Layer purdy much.

Ingenious method 👏👏

Thank you very much for taking the trouble to show this.

Thank you for this, no nonsense waffle free demonstration, the glimpse of your garden is delightful and beautifully situated!

This plant is illegal in NJ and most of the Northeast. VERY invasive. A wildlife killer.

I am trying to grow a magnolia tree from a clipping but it is getting mold on the leaves. Is this to be expected?

Did it worK? Did you grow more Magnolia trees from your clippings?

I tries this systeem more than 20 times. It does not work.

Thank you for your amazing videos. could you please tell me if I could use sheep manure compost or seafood compost for this mix?

Is that possible for saucer magnolia?

I didn't know I could use charcoal for that. I'll add some leftover coal to my cactus later today. This was a pretty interesting find, thanks!

Leave an inch from the top for what??

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I put one outside hoping to bring the crows, I hope they notice it.

Very helpful, thank you.

Excellent instructions

What are you scratching the stem for..I have a few red robins and I want to know how to get them to bush out should I be clipping them at the top?

Short and too the point great video.

Good info

Thank you! Accidentally broke a branch off and now I’m planning to have two!

Perfect! Thank you 😊

Strawberry style. Probably needs to have very good contact and be always wet I don’t know if that is the best pot if it’s going to house pretty much nothing

Thanks, great explanations ❤

Planing to cut down my magnolia, was going to try and save it, but it's in a bad spot for my new projects. Was going to take as many cuttings as I can first and see if I can clone it, would move it, but it's far too big

Good idea. I wonder if this will work on my strawberries 🤔

I wonder if the different species are harder/easier? I haven't succeeded with Magnolia grandiflora, but I did cuttings of my mom's Magnolia stellata when she moved (I would have dug it for her, but it was too big) and that one worked fine.

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The skateboard, unbelievable! I never thought of that.

Could I do this same process on a potted canary date palm (outdoor) as I want to put into a bigger but slightly shorter pot than it’s already in?

Thanks for the video! How well does it propagate with winter cuttings? Thanks

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Such majestic birds. And wise - I love how indirect the approach was for some. Would love a series of bird-feeding videos. Beautiful surroundings you’ve got there & a great camera. Thanks for feeding them and for sharing the footage!

As a Central Florida grower of Phoenix palm species for over 40 years, I concur in that it is possible to severely root prune these palms and successfully transplant them. They're pretty tough. I have yet to lose even one; even after digging them from the ground or from extremely root-bound in cracked plastic containers and chopping the roots back with a sharp machete. I was once "gifted" a C.I.D. palm that was about 6' OA height and was missing about a third of the base or the "nut" as many palm diggers say in CFL. Despite my doubts about its potential survival, it did survive and thrive. About five years later, I was able to sell the palm for a nice profit. Nevertheless, IMHO, it would be better to re-pot the palm shown in the video into a larger container to achieve better growth and reduce the frequency of transplanting. I also like to tie the leaves in order to give a little more stability to the bud. Once I see the central-leaf spear has pushed out a bit, (usually after two-three months) I'll then untie the fronds. Happy planting!

Why be so mean, it’s sad what the world has become

Beautiful cactus 🌵

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