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Guide To Planting Yew From A Cutting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2012
- This guide shows you a Guide To Planting Yew From A Cutting
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Thank you, I will be doing this from a very magical yew
The cuttings you take and plant, may still be around in 2000 years or more.
Yes, I've just done five in half an hour. Thanks for the vid!
I'm just finding this video today. I'd love to hear how your cuttings did, and how big they are?
Will this also work with Taxus Bacarta? Thanks for the nice video
Thank you, clear and to the point.
How long does it take for the cutting to root ?
Does the clipping have to be that small. If I plant in a bigger pot, can I use a bigger clipping?
You can, but remember it is still a living plant and it no longer has a root system, so there will be limit on how much "plant" just the stem can support...so dont go too crazy!
@@nexxterra what if you took a 12 inch cutting and had a support stick next to it? How long does it take to establish the root system? What should be the soil temp to plant directly into the soil. I'm in Nebraska
YewTube
And in twenty years you'll have a shrub. Hahaha
Yew’s aren’t as slow growing as people make them out to be.
Patience is a virtue
Bonsai!
hi, how long do they normally take
AFAIK, it may take up to a year for it to grow good roots.
What time of year in uk can this be done?. Thanks for your video.
Christopher Sperrin I believe around now, August!
No rooting hormone needed?
IMHO, it can increase the percentage of successfully rooted cuttings, but that's not necessary when you have enough free cuttings :)
@@sparcher64 the neighbors will never know where those cuttings came from..
So how fast will this grow? I need 3 or 4 plants, and I am not getting any younger.
You can take four cuttings at once. Once established, Yews grow up to a foot a year in sunlight (they keep the hedge trimmer companies in business.)
You'll have a great tree in 20 years
I have a question. So, I bought a Yew tree for my dorm room at university, and because my roommate lives closer, we have decided to have her take it home during breaks so that it doesn't freeze while I'm traveling with it (My carpool is known for having hour long pit stops, and we live in the Midwest.)
Anyways, during this break, the tree hasn't been doing too well. It's a young tree (Less than ten CM tall. I'm not sure on the exact age of it, though.). Another friend of mine bought an identical tree. Would it be possible for me to get a cutting off of my friend's tree while it's still so small? I really like my tree, and I would hate for it to turn into compost.
Thank you in advance!
Yews are very common shrubs. You should get a cutting from a large bush -- perhaps someone you know has them growing on their family's property.
AFAIK, common yews are moderately frost-tolerant (-20 °C / -4 °F),
but I doubt they'd be doing well indoors.
And yes, it would be unwise to take cuttings from such a small plant (a cutting itself?).
Mine is growing like crazy even after winters of -30 Celsius. A who bunch of small ones sprouted from seeds around it too
what's the name of the plant again?
Taxus Hibernica (Irish yew).
is that it?😊
The presenter reminded me of my ex!
Nah, she didn’t wound nor use growth hormone.
So that means it won't work?
Shes the head gardener of an estate. Take her word.
she "wounded" it when she pulled it off the branch and stripped the lower leaves. Some plants root fine without rooting hormone. I would also put it under a humidity dome. I have zero experience rooting conifers.
now i just have to wait 30 yearst to have a small tree
... and eventually get a large shrub instead ;)
Worth the wait for sure!