Thank you for you step by step guide on how to propagate baby African violet. AfterI follow all your instructions I finally have baby violets thank you so much.
I am convinced with your patience and care there is not any hurry. It shows your love for what you are doing. Patience is a virtue and only some can exhibit that kind of love for the plant
This was a wonderful video. I learned a lot of new ideas. I especially like how you saved the plant and made the styrofoam float to get it to grow new roots. Great idea. Thank you for the time you took to make these videos.
Exactly the information that I needed. Thank you so much for this video. Thank you for going over how to plant them, how to water them, and how you can grow them in water too. And thank you for also showing how we can take a plant that is dying and root it in water to save it. Part 1 and Part 2 of this were both great. Appreciate you taking the time to do them.
+Shannon Mistrot Thank you for watching and for your comment. It makes me happy when I hear from people that my videos are helping them and they like. I have lots of information in growing flowers that I need to share with you guys. Please keep following me. 🌺
You are an inspiration to me! Just bought my first violet, and a few leaves broke in transport. Now, I will get busy using your method! Thank you, Emaan! ❤️
+haylinmilsam I’m sure you can do it. Most of people who tried this method of propagation already have babies from the leaves and they let me know about that. It is really the easiest way with less care and less worries. Sometimes I don’t look for 2 months. Sometimes I plant and forget and after some time I find them in a green house already blooming. You are always welcome! Thank you too for watching and trying my method.
Hello. I am a complete novice. I love African Violets and thought it would be great to learn how to propogate them. Thank you so much for the time you have taken to share your knowledge. I appreciate the way you describe each step that is needed.
+Carol Leidy Yes, I can believe you how much you love them. They are lovely, cute flowers. You are welcome! Thank you too for watching my videos and commenting. Happy gardening!
Thank you!! I love how you talk about every detai! And I like how you go slow, too. Your videos take the anxiety out of trying to propagate violets. Please talk a lot about the bags too.
Thank You, Thank You! I have always wanted to grow violets, but no one would tell me how. At last, you have answered my questions. You have made my day, and I am so happy. Also, glad to know you live in my same climate.
I just purchased my 1st violet and needed information on how to care for my plant, but I found your channel and glad I did. Thank you, for explaining in detail the process of propagating African violets.
Great video on propagating African violets! I knocked one of my violets over and broke a few leaves off the plant. This prompted me to look up some videos on this subject. Emaan explained everything she was doing so precisely, and her reasons why she did it a particular way. I’ve tried to propagate violet leaves before with absolutely no success. Hopefully, by doing what I have seen in this video; I will be more successful.
Hi Emaan. I have two African Violet plants and now I will be propagating about 3 leaves just to see if they sprout babies. Thank you for this video!!🌱😊🙏
I absolutely love how detailed your instructions are. Every question I think I need answer, you end up giving! Your little floating foam for the one plant is really cool too! That would be a good way to re-root one of those plants where all the roots seem to disappear.
Thank you! I learned how to tell when the mother leaf needs water and how to tell when the mother leaf has begun to grow roots! Also, how to use a foam float to grow roots on an old AV. Great job!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on propagating AVs. I specially like your idea of reviving a dying plant by cutting its roots and then putting the plant in a styrofoam which you placed in water.
Thank you! I have a violet with a long neck which I am worried I may have broken whilst cleaning. I wanted to root this right away as this was a violet my mother had and I love it.
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge! I live in Chile and they are extremely difficult to find over here, so i bought some seeds in internet (from USA) and they are starting to sprout :) .
Mónica Bravo thank you for watching and for your comment. Happy gardening. You have to keep them for a while in a green house until they grow up. And separate them later
Hi Monica....thats awesome 😊.I realy love AF...Im going to order in de future according to your experiment .I live in South America and here they are hard to find .Greetzz from sunny Su 🌄
Thank you so much. I just ordered some leaves from Etsy and now I think I might’ve done the wrong thing in planting them! I don’t think my soil is loose enough.
Thank you for your knowledge on propagating African Violet leaves and also how to save a dying African Violet plant. I have two plants that I am going to try with the styrofoam and water.
When placing soil in small cups or other plastic containers, do you make drainage holes at the bottom of the container. I don’t think you do because when you raised the container I did not see any holes. Would you comment about it in your next video ? Thank you for your informative video.
We can use just soil. But there is 100% chances in this method that you will have babies. If you have a special leaf it is better to do what I showed. If you have many leaves you can use just a soil. Soil is heavier and not as airy as the vermiculite and perlite . Thank you!
Rob Williams Before I didn’t have growing light. Couple months ago my son put them for me. Yes it will speed up the process . That’s why in summer the babies grow faster than in other times of the year. The growing light keeps warm and light. Babies grow very fast with growing light. In 6 months they become ready to bloom
Hi Emma, I started African violets two months ago, I planted more than 50 leaves, I'm wary excitid. My worries is weak watering makes soil weary wet, is it normal?
Thanks so much you make the best videos. THe yellow container you show High Yield Violet Food I am having problem finding it can you email me tell me where you get it or who manufactures it? Please.
I love your channel and ideas. Just discovered you and have learned so much. Could you please show and tell about your potting mix....what's in it? Thanks.
Thank you so much Emaan for your kind video response to some of our questions and for holding my hand in this learning process. It was especially endearing to hear you mention my name from your previous video and comments. God bless you dear! You have the heart of a teacher... and that's impressive. : )
You are always welcome. Hope I answered your questions. If something is not clear please feel free and ask please. I’m planning to make more videos about the problems in growing african violets which I came across since I started growing them
@@EmaansGarden Oh my gosh! It's working beautifully! It's been 7 & 1/2 weeks since I started the leaf starts and this afternoon I opened them up and they are healthy looking and have babies! : ) The leaves were wilted and I was afraid they were too far gone. God bless you Emaan! Some of my love for my precious momma goes out to you with this note. A holy hug to you!
KellyBtech I’m very happy that my instructions helped you. My congratulations 🎈🎊 to you that you saw your babies. 7 weeks is very good time, not much not less, very normal. My hugs to you too my dear. I can imagine how happy you are now 🌺❤️🎈👍
Hi Emaan’s, HELP!!! I don’t know what I did wrong. I propagated the leaves in soil and wick watered. The soil seams to wet. Can I put the propagated leave in the wick water and in the plastic bag outside for a couple of hours?
I noticed you asked this question 3 months ago, so I hope it’s not too late. It’s my understand that wicking is never used in propagation because there are no roots (yet) to drink from the soil. That’s why she only dribbles a tiny bit of water on the surface (not even enough to reach the soil). Once the mother leaf has produced babies and has a good root system (which go down into the soil part), then you can switch to the wicking method.
@@Vmurph thank you so much for responding. I love your channel. I still at it. I am it sure how to separate the mother leaf from the babies. You make it look so easy!
+RSS Faith Hello! That is not only your problem it is everybody’s problem. That’s why I don’t water much. I just make the top soil moist. This is the help for you . Probably you water too much.
Abdulla Nurmohamed I only have one shelf with growing light. There I put light on from 12 pm till 12 am. But the rest plants which I have I put close to the window and they get day light only.
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Thank you for the video, I now have little baby African violets with your excellent tutorial.
FINALY someone explained how to know it it needs water or not. So many youtube videos, but this is first one, when it was clearly said! Thank you!
Thank you for you step by step guide on how to propagate baby African violet. AfterI follow all your instructions I finally have baby violets thank you so much.
Thank you so much
Learning so much from you. Trying to save an overwatered violet. Thank you so very much.
You’re the best teacher on you tube!
+Barb Froede Thank you ☺️
I am convinced with your patience and care there is not any hurry. It shows your love for what you are doing. Patience is a virtue and only some can exhibit that kind of love for the plant
Abdulla Nurmohamed 👍🌺
Your explanations are very accurate, thank you for the patience and time you devote to the viewers, well done👍
Thank you so much
This was a wonderful video. I learned a lot of new ideas. I especially like how you saved the plant and made the styrofoam float to get it to grow new roots. Great idea. Thank you for the time you took to make these videos.
Exactly the information that I needed. Thank you so much for this video. Thank you for going over how to plant them, how to water them, and how you can grow them in water too. And thank you for also showing how we can take a plant that is dying and root it in water to save it. Part 1 and Part 2 of this were both great. Appreciate you taking the time to do them.
+Shannon Mistrot Thank you for watching and for your comment. It makes me happy when I hear from people that my videos are helping them and they like. I have lots of information in growing flowers that I need to share with you guys. Please keep following me. 🌺
You are an inspiration to me! Just bought my first violet, and a few leaves broke in transport. Now, I will get busy using your method!
Thank you, Emaan! ❤️
+haylinmilsam I’m sure you can do it. Most of people who tried this method of propagation already have babies from the leaves and they let me know about that. It is really the easiest way with less care and less worries. Sometimes I don’t look for 2 months. Sometimes I plant and forget and after some time I find them in a green house already blooming. You are always welcome! Thank you too for watching and trying my method.
Such a wonderful class, I love Violets, but mine don't thrive,now I'll try again.tnq soooo much
Hello. I am a complete novice. I love African Violets and thought it would be great to learn how to propogate them. Thank you so much for the time you have taken to share your knowledge. I appreciate the way you describe each step that is needed.
+Carol Leidy Yes, I can believe you how much you love them. They are lovely, cute flowers. You are welcome! Thank you too for watching my videos and commenting. Happy gardening!
Thank you!! I love how you talk about every detai! And I like how you go slow, too. Your videos take the anxiety out of trying to propagate violets. Please talk a lot about the bags too.
You are obviously doing things right... your plants are thriving, thank you for sharing your experiences!
Liane Peterson Campbell you are welcome. Thank you for watching and for your comment 🌺❤️
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Thank You, Thank You! I have always wanted to grow violets, but no one would tell me how. At last, you have answered my questions. You have made my day, and I am so happy. Also, glad to know you live in my same climate.
I just purchased my 1st violet and needed information on how to care for my plant, but I found your channel and glad I did. Thank you, for explaining in detail the process of propagating African violets.
Lucky Gracie you are always welcome 🌺❤️❤️❤️
Great video on propagating African violets! I knocked one of my violets over and broke a few leaves off the plant. This prompted me to look up some videos on this subject. Emaan explained everything she was doing so precisely, and her reasons why she did it a particular way. I’ve tried to propagate violet leaves before with absolutely no success. Hopefully, by doing what I have seen in this video; I will be more successful.
I really love everything about your plant videos. Even how you say "W-iolets!" It's all good and really fun to watch.
I also love how she says babies 👶🏻
Hi Emaan. I have two African Violet plants and now I will be propagating about 3 leaves just to see if they sprout babies. Thank you for this video!!🌱😊🙏
I absolutely love how detailed your instructions are. Every question I think I need answer, you end up giving! Your little floating foam for the one plant is really cool too! That would be a good way to re-root one of those plants where all the roots seem to disappear.
Thank you very much for watching and for the comment. I thought I replied already for comments but now I see that I didn’t. Sorry for replying late.
If no rain water what kind of water
Thank you! I learned how to tell when the mother leaf needs water and how to tell when the mother leaf has begun to grow roots! Also, how to use a foam float to grow roots on an old AV. Great job!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on propagating AVs. I specially like your idea of reviving a dying plant by cutting its roots and then putting the plant in a styrofoam which you placed in water.
+Philip Gan thank you fow watching for your comment.
Thank you! I have a violet with a long neck which I am worried I may have broken whilst cleaning. I wanted to root this right away as this was a violet my mother had and I love it.
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge! I live in Chile and they are extremely difficult to find over here, so i bought some seeds in internet (from USA) and they are starting to sprout :) .
Mónica Bravo thank you for watching and for your comment. Happy gardening. You have to keep them for a while in a green house until they grow up. And separate them later
Hi Monica....thats awesome 😊.I realy love AF...Im going to order in de future according to your experiment .I live in South America and here they are hard to find .Greetzz from sunny Su 🌄
@@mimienmelmiya8121 try Nadeau AV, they have a lot of varieties and fresh seeds! Now I have more than 1 hundred of AVs
@@shahlosoyibjon5584 the are already in a greenhouse and every one has their own pot :) Thay are more than 1 hundred XD !
Thank you so much. I just ordered some leaves from Etsy and now I think I might’ve done the wrong thing in planting them! I don’t think my soil is loose enough.
It is ok, add vermiculite and perlite on top 2cm
Thank you so much for all the information you provide for us!!
Thank you for your propagation steps. Excellent.
I found it quite interesting and learned something from this video. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Thank you for your knowledge on propagating African Violet leaves and also how to save a dying African Violet plant. I have two plants that I am going to try with the styrofoam and water.
You are a fantastic teacher
Well explained... Thank you for sharing 👍
Excellent presentation. Very detailed, I like that. You answered many of my questions.
Margarita Gabel Thank you! 👍
I rarely comment on videos but you are terrific! So, so helpful and patient with us! Hugs!
I saw the video when you took cuttings, they've come on really well. Good job
My Family Garden thank you 🌺
Thank you for the good information.
I agree with Cory, I enjoy your concise information. Keep up the good work.
Thanks you are the best of all I have seen many, but I love you for what you do thanks and Salam alaikum
Abdulla Nurmohamed wa alaykum assalam wa rohmatullohi wa barokatuhu. Thank you too for loving what I am doing.
Could you share soil mixture parts ? Really have learned a lot 💚💚💚
Hello, can you please tell me what type of wicking rope you are using? The material and the thickness, please and thank you...
Thank you for sharing your knowledge...It is very detailed and covers any questions which I might have. 🌞
Margaret Boon you are always welcome. And thank you also for watching and for comment.🌺👍
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. When the baby ready to transplant to new pot thanks
+Nuki Timbuleng you are welcome
This is a wonderful video! Thank you!
Going to try to grow some babies now using the vermiculite /perlite blend. Hope it works out for me!
Very informative.❤
I love your upcycled yogurt pots.
Do you have drainage holes at the bottom of your cups?
lindas suas violetas obrigado pela explicação.
Thanks - I can't wait to try this!! Can you please post a video about how to transplant the baby African violets?
+plastermonkey44 you are welcome. I have a video. Didn’t you watch yet? th-cam.com/video/uISJIHAllAs/w-d-xo.html
Amazingly helpful video. I’m glad I took the time to watch it! So informative, thank you!!
Question! Do you put peat moss at the bottom and perlite with vermiculite on top?
When placing soil in small cups or other plastic containers, do you make drainage holes at the bottom of the container. I don’t think you do because when you raised the container I did not see any holes. Would you comment about it in your next video ? Thank you for your informative video.
So interesting..can you just use African violet soil to propagate?
We can use just soil. But there is 100% chances in this method that you will have babies. If you have a special leaf it is better to do what I showed. If you have many leaves you can use just a soil. Soil is heavier and not as airy as the vermiculite and perlite . Thank you!
Thank you for sharing' I have learned a lot from your video, can't Waite to give it a try, enjoyed very much😄😄😄
Do you have to remove the mother leaf from the babies or can you just leave it there and let it continue to grow
Will using a grow light speed up the process of propagating new babies once the leaf is in a bag?
Rob Williams Before I didn’t have growing light. Couple months ago my son put them for me. Yes it will speed up the process . That’s why in summer the babies grow faster than in other times of the year. The growing light keeps warm and light. Babies grow very fast with growing light. In 6 months they become ready to bloom
Hi Emma, I started African violets two months ago, I planted more than 50 leaves, I'm wary excitid. My worries is weak watering makes soil weary wet, is it normal?
Thank you so much for the tremendous help, now l’ll try to to the same, have great day!!!
Where in the house you leave the violets leaves, after putting in plastic cups?
+Francine Jenzen on the shelves close to the window in a bright place
+Emaan's Garden Some of them I put under growing light. Before I didn’t have growing lights. Recently My son put them for me.
well done!
So helpful! Thanks very much!!
+Ej Madden you are always welcome
Thanks so much you make the best videos. THe yellow container you show High Yield Violet Food I am having problem finding it can you email me tell me where you get it or who manufactures it? Please.
Could you share the quantities for making your soil? ✅💙✅Nora Brownsville,TX
What is the size of your plastic cups?
Where did you get fertilizer for violets??
How do you propagate a violet that has over 50% white on all leaves?
Is African violet the same what called cycleman
What is the best time to fertilize the violets
I love your channel and ideas. Just discovered you and have learned so much. Could you please show and tell about your potting mix....what's in it? Thanks.
Linda Grigsby thank you very much. Welcome to my channel. I made a video about my potting soil. Hope you watched it.
th-cam.com/video/q7D-A41xb9o/w-d-xo.html Linda Grigsby
Do you always cover your start up leafs.
Muy bellas🇲🇽👌🖒👏👏👏
What do you mix with soil in the minute 2:00?
Thank you so much Emaan for your kind video response to some of our questions and for holding my hand in this learning process. It was especially endearing to hear you mention my name from your previous video and comments. God bless you dear! You have the heart of a teacher... and that's impressive. : )
You are always welcome. Hope I answered your questions. If something is not clear please feel free and ask please. I’m planning to make more videos about the problems in growing african violets which I came across since I started growing them
@@EmaansGarden Oh my gosh! It's working beautifully! It's been 7 & 1/2 weeks since I started the leaf starts and this afternoon I opened them up and they are healthy looking and have babies! : ) The leaves were wilted and I was afraid they were too far gone. God bless you Emaan! Some of my love for my precious momma goes out to you with this note. A holy hug to you!
KellyBtech I’m very happy that my instructions helped you. My congratulations 🎈🎊 to you that you saw your babies. 7 weeks is very good time, not much not less, very normal. My hugs to you too my dear. I can imagine how happy you are now 🌺❤️🎈👍
Hi Emaan’s, HELP!!! I don’t know what I did wrong. I propagated the leaves in soil and wick watered. The soil seams to wet. Can I put the propagated leave in the wick water and in the plastic bag outside for a couple of hours?
I noticed you asked this question 3 months ago, so I hope it’s not too late. It’s my understand that wicking is never used in propagation because there are no roots (yet) to drink from the soil. That’s why she only dribbles a tiny bit of water on the surface (not even enough to reach the soil).
Once the mother leaf has produced babies and has a good root system (which go down into the soil part), then you can switch to the wicking method.
@@Vmurph thank you so much for responding. I love your channel. I still at it. I am it sure how to separate the mother leaf from the babies. You make it look so easy!
@@lraston26 Thank you, but I’m not the one who made the video. I’m just a viewer (like you) who saw your question and wanted to answer it.
Hello, my problem is if I'm closing the bag, the moisture from inside the bag drops on to my leaves and they begin to rot, please help
+RSS Faith Hello! That is not only your problem it is everybody’s problem. That’s why I don’t water much. I just make the top soil moist. This is the help for you . Probably you water too much.
what kind of fertilser you and what is the compositioon NPK or do you use home made
Abdulla Nurmohamed I use Hi- Yield 11-25-13 fertilizer. In most of my videos I showed that fertilizer. Thank you for asking
Like your videos
+V Campbell Thank you!
one last question how much light you use or is it natural light
Abdulla Nurmohamed I only have one shelf with growing light. There I put light on from 12 pm till 12 am. But the rest plants which I have I put close to the window and they get day light only.
Ok maybe I am watering too much, or even putting too many plants into 1 bag, Thanks I really needed that advice.
+RSS Faith in part 1 video I showed how much water I put. Putting too many plants in one bag is ok, but putting too much water is not.
Great videos I am dying to ask you what do you do with all your babies Africans?
Thank you. I don’t do anything with them. I just grow. And I have so many that I don’t have room for them. I need to give away if someone wants them.
How many litter is your water thank🌝
+Nuki Timbuleng 4 litters.
I was so consumed watching this video that when you took out a port from polythene pack, i tilted my phone to see if the potting mix moved or not !!
i got one answer you are using vinegar bottle for water storage no vinegar
Abdulla Nurmohamed Yes . It is comfortable for use. That’s why I use.
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+Pa-ti Lopez thank you
MashaAllah👍
Such a wonderful class, I love Violets, but mine don't thrive,now I'll try again.tnq soooo much