Propagating Common Lilac [from Dormant Winter Cuttings]
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- This is my first time using this method of propagation on Common Lilac, but it should work just fine as lilac is supposed to be very easy to propagate. If you want to see the results, check out the update which will be posted as soon as these cuttings root - or whenever I give up because they failed. If and when they root, I will repot them and eventually plant them. You can get Wilt Stop and Dip N Grow at the links below:
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Your video on propagating lilacs is an A+ compared to the other videos offered on you-tube.
Thank you Lois!
@@PlanetMojodid you ever post a video of the outcome? I haven’t been a able to find it.
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Were they successful? Do you have a follow-up video with these cuttings?
I adore your peaceful animal family. Thank you for teaching us!🐎🐕🪵🌿
Will you post an update video on this? Also, could you talk more about how to identify year old growth? Thanks so much for making this video
Definitely interested in this and the bur oaks
I'm glad I watched this I thought taking your cuttings from the shoots at ground level, at least I was taught that. So I am going back out today to cut some at the top as you did, however, I would like to root them in the fish aquarium. See how it goes
Such an awesome & thorough video on propagating common Lilac bushes! TY! I"ve used plenty of DIP N Grow over the years but the Wilt Stop was new to me! Will definitely order some from your link above! Thanks for the great horticulture class in the middle of the night when sleep was far from me! OH, and your sweet cat napping in 'his' greenhouse- how SWEET! = ) -Suzie
Thanks Suzie! I've never used DIP N Grow before and am trying it on the recommendation of a fellow vineyard owner. I always used that powder stuff or nothing at all. I appreciate any orders from the affiliate links! It adds a little bit to the channel account that goes back into the channel eventually. As for the cat... that was Tater, a Persian/Tomcat mix we got from a friend. She's trying to be my best friend which pisses off my other cat Mazie who is the star of lots of videos in the summer time. It's a high drama situation at times around here 😉
@@PlanetMojo Tater- what a GREAT name- haha! Nice to have around the hay barn and greenhouse for mouse control! Since I'm sure Natalie probably doesn't let her snake go out to hunt, lol!
@@HoneybeePatriot I have a story about Natalie's snake getting out - I'll try to get her to help tell it soon. Fun fact about Tater is that we like to joke that she is our Persian Rug. She can lay dead flat on her stomach and if it weren't for her big head you could probably slide her under a door. She's the only cat I've ever seen lay like that. Her nickname is 'Flat Cat'. 😊
@@PlanetMojo 'Flat Cat' that is TOO funny! You'll have to post us a picture of her laid out- that is AWESOME!! And yes, we'd all love to hear the story about the snake escape!! :D
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Were they successful? Do you have a follow-up video with these cuttings?
Been waiting for this clippings ty for sharing ty
You are welcome Patty! Hopefully they are successful. Hardwood cutting are fairly difficult and either dry out or mold much of the time. I'm hoping that the Wilt Stop does the trick. 😊
@@PlanetMojo
Were they successful? Do you have a follow-up video with these cuttings?
Love to see follow up of this exact pot of cuttings when unearthing, I was very impressed with use of wilt proof ncf on hardwood cuttings, use it evergreens etc prevent burn but for any propagation wow love to see other hard to root propagation shrub/ tree etc if possible some for tundra zone 4/5 thanks
Thank you for the info…I found it just in time to try your method this year! We have a couple of really old lilacs on a homestead that no longer send up suckers so I’m left with trying to propagate via cuttings. I hope I don’t get too discouraged, as I’ve recently had great success with pussy willows (easy I know) and hydrangeas as well. Wish me luck!
Good luck! Lilac are not as easy as pussy willow or hydrangea, but can be done. Just watch out for grey mold.
Fab video 💚🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Perfect
You're welcome 😊
Interesting article. Might have to try this.
Lilacs have three ways to propagate. Hardwood cuttings, softwood cuttings, and the sucker plants at it's base. The suckers are by far the easiest , but there are only so many of them. I'll be making a video of that as well a bit later. This may fail so I would wait to see the results 😉
@@PlanetMojo
Were they successful? Do you have a follow-up video with these cuttings?
Just propagated grapes and red twig dogwoods yesterday pretty easy to do! The wait for success sucks!
Hi John, I like propagating grapes the best. I use a method I learned from a large vineyard where they bag the cuttings in peat and put them in a warm box. They can do thousands of cuttings with very little fuss. I propagated the grapes a couple of days ago and am impatiently waiting as well. 😉 - I agree. It really sucks!
@@PlanetMojo Yeah I tried the bag method last year after you showed the video. Didn't have a ton of success must have done something wrong. I have had a ton of success with softwood propagating grapes vines. Those I propagated last year will get planted in the vineyard this spring so I'm curious to see how they do!
@@HomeProHero I've only had the bag method fail once - and that was last year as well. I let them sit in the bag for way too long and they had good sized white leaves when I finally took them out. My bad! I am checking them every morning this time as I really need them to fill a row this spring! 🍇
March 13 -- At about five days, green tips started to appear. It's been nine days now and now there are long green buds that are almost ready to unfurl into leaves. This is both good and bad. If the leaves open up and there are no roots to support them then they will use up all of the moisture/energy stored in the dormant cutting to support the leaves. They need roots to supply nutrients and moisture so hopefully the root progress is following the bud progress and these cuttings will be able to be transplanted into their own pots in a couple more weeks or-so. I will be spritzing the leaves with Wilt Stop to help slow the transpiration, but they should ne just fine. I am more worried about the Bur Oak cuttings than these. If I see roots coming out of the bottom of the pot I'll transplant them at that time, otherwise April 4th - one month - they will be removed regardless. 🌸
,🏡. Peaceful Home Remedy for my propagation questions . Just easy , and so very enlightening . Great video & advice . Keeping it simple is just so nice !
Were they successful? Do you have a follow-up video with these cuttings?
@@trendinvestor2893 following, would like an update as well.
Propagating is fun
Dr Gus Greenfield approved!
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Great video! I am about to try propagating lilac for the second time. Total failure the first time around!
Good luck! I have a lot of failures as well. It's normal. Good luck! 😊
Hi, very interesting, this time your height was a advantage, I'll look forward to seeing the result.
Thanks Larry, fingers crossed. Anything but grape vines and things in the willow family can be difficult, and the two week to a month wait doesn't help either!
March 4 -- I took this year's cuttings from the common lilac bushes. Two years ago I tried using a bin instead of a bag for propagating grape vines. I just ran across that bin while cleaning the shed, and it reminded me that I made a video of the process so I decided to put up a link to it. I did the bag method again this year - hopefully with success 😉 Potting the Grape Cuttings - th-cam.com/video/b0v4BQ_OOUA/w-d-xo.html
I well try this in spring ejo
Howdy! What’s the link to part 2?
Did you ever have success propagating lilacs ?
I use the water sprouts beeeaach
Hmmm...I may try this!
Hi Gail, you really have nothing to loose if you would like a few more bushes. If it fails nothing much is lost and your bush gets a little hedging 😊The DIP N Grow and Wilt Stop can be used for years on other things. The Wilt Stop was actually designed to help plants through droughts, and I use it on sick plants as it helps them keep hydrated. And it's fun 😉!!!
@@PlanetMojo I have a Gardenia I would like to try this method on too.
@@gailstritzel9066 I'm not real familiar with gardenia, but most bushes propagate pretty well. Give it a try and let me know what happens😊
Yes. How did this turn out?
how did the lilac cuttings turn out with this method? Ive been wanting to do this!
How did they do it in the old days w/out the wilt stop and the dip n grow or whatever? I'm gonna try it just as u directed but w/out the chemicals. If it works ill let u know.
Can I use powder rooting hormone? Do I have to use wilt thing or just take risk without? I prefer to root it in the ground in early spring, I am zone 6a. I am very successful to do cuttings in the spring in the moist area of my garden. When can I do this outside?
How did the lilac cutting turn out?
Have you tried a test to propagate lilacs from the same batch of cuttings, one set using rooting hormone and another set without using rooting hormone? I just wonder if the rooting hormone makes a significant difference, but maybe it is plant specific? I know that I have had 100% success propagating willows and holly without using rooting hormone, but my lilac cuttings usually fail regardless of whether I use hormone.
Is a "bud" a node? Different name? Also you have a great property!
Do you have a video that shows the success rate for the lilac cuttings in this video?
What different shrub cutting can I do and put in heat bockes could you help me folks
Did they die? I don't see an update video.
Good to know but you did not mention what time of the year , start . And when to plant when rooted timing is important
He said it was March and there was still snow on the ground, there were also hints for you with the bud at the top, no foliage
But does the dog bring it back?
Is winter the best time to take branch cuttings, or could I do it in the early summer? I have a lilac that's already blooming on some branches (and not on others), and it is approaching late spring where I am. Please advise, thanks
Also, when taking cuttings, is longer and thicker better (i.e. the entire big branch)?
In the summer you can take softwood cuttings, but even better would be to dig up suckers from the base of the bush. A larger bush will have hundreds of them. Good luck!
@@PlanetMojo I've tried to look for suckers, but haven't seen any yet. I have seen some green stems sprouting out deep inside from the main stem though, if those count?
As of today, the lilac blooms have started to die down already. When should I plan to make cuttings?
@@Shizuyumi suckers grow near the main trunk. If you have none you can take pencil size or smaller low branches and pin them to the ground and they will root in a season.
How to tell how old the wood is???? This is new to me.
You should be able to see a distinct color change, and the new wood is much more flexible.
Thank you
lilac always blooms in May so it has 2 months
I have a 20+ year old lilac bush - more of a tree, that I"m trying to save. It has to be moved and I've called arborists and landscapers and tree people and I can't believe no one can help me. My lilacs are in full bloom now, I've tried cuttings (looking on YT and online) nothing has worked 😢😊
Lilacs send up a lot of suckers. Try replanting one of them. It is very expensive to move a large tree/bush.
@@PlanetMojo Thank you, I'll try.