Well explained and thoroughly enjoyable. I'm on the verge of propagating my hydrangeas here in Durban, South Africa. Wish me luck as I'm a beginner at age 85. Thank you for your endeavours.
Great to find you. I'm a beginner at 80. I've been a beginner for 10 years, so the very very best of luck; or green fingers. Mine are still rather brown.
i have been an avid gardener for 45 plus yrs and i just drop my cuttings in a jar of tap water and put them in a warm place. i change the water once a week topping up when needed. have never paid out for all these products which were never available when i began gardening...this of course depends on where you live😀
Oh I love the idea of your short and simple method . I wasn’t successful in doing the water method in the past but I I am going to try it again because of you . Thank you for the encouragement 🌸🌸
I love your accent , I'm a southern girl from SC , people always tell me how "country" my voice is ! I use to not like it when people said that , but over the years I've gotten over it , I now take it as a compliment lol ! It's fun & refreshing to hear your "northern girl" accent ! You have a beautiful voice as well as a beautiful garden !! 🖤💜💙
That was incredibly educational! I have hydrangeas and I do need to trim mine to expose the flowers beneath but now know how I can grow even more of these lovely flowers. Thank you!
This is great! The price of certain varieties is incredible! 😏 I just bought some trimmed them up and took clippings and propagated them too. Happy planting all!
This was a terrific video. I am so upset with myself because we moved to a house with zero landscaping. I love gardening but to start from nothing to get to where I was at our last house will be ridiculously expensive! I had a bazillion hydrangeas at the last house and could have at least had a headstart using your method!
Go and knock at that house and say that you missed the plants you have grown and so fond of and if it is okay for you to take some cuttings. What have you got to lose?
I agree with @danielleaf9146 below, I'll bet the new owners will let you take some cuttings . Another thing to consider is that cuttings take a long time to reach a mature size , If you wait until mid to late summer , many nurseries, home depot and lowes usually have great end of season sales and you can get large mature hydrangeas and other great landscaping plants . 🌸🌸 Thank you for you kind comment .
Most of the flowers in my yard are rooted from cutting and/or seeds I got from family n friends and I go to the sale rack at my local box stores Lowes n Walmart r the main ones. Gardening can be expensive. In September, Labor Day is usually when the stores have soil n mulch on sale n some summer plants as they are bringing in winter plants. Check your local stores. I also use free pine straw for mulch. Azales n rodododendron love pine tree straw as their mulch. Use leaves in your hard also as mulch. Start of slow n things will grow, you will have your beautiful garden again!😊
Thank you Kathryn for your incredibly kind comment , it brought a huge smile to my face 😊 I’d like to invite you to join my Kelly Lehman Flower Tribe Facebook Group. Flower Tribe members are posting images of their gardens from all around the world and asking and answering garden questions with each other . It’s a super place for garden enthusiasts to hang out 🤗🌸 ➡️ facebook.com/groups/173080477731043
OMG, this video was so helpful. I cannot tell you how much I realized that I have wasted countless annuals by not knowing how to propagate. It is so helpful to know this information. I followed your instruction and now have about 15 successful propagations that have super-root growths going on. I propagated some coleus plants as well, and they have done exceptionally well. I'm using those for my new fall container gardening arrangements. I don't have to spend a small fortune on buying the young versions all over again. I plan to now do more bins since I've had such success. I'm so excited and I really appreciate this very helpful video. ***** on cost savings.
Hi Kelly! Thank you for the great video! I have propagated many hydrangeas and love doing that. I have a lot of hydrangeas because of that too! Great way to have more. Thank you again Kelly! 🌹🌺✨
I've grown so many babies from the first hydrangea I bought. Just planted 6 babies that have been growing since last year. I'm going to start somemore babies tomorrow. It makes me smile to see all my new babies. I also do cuttings from my gardenias and grow more babies.
We enjoyed the video very much!!! Yes, my friends and I would like to see your part2 video after they are all rooted, bc mine rooted ones all died after transplanting to the soil. Please let us know what to pay attention such as what type of soil you use to transfer them to, the light, how often to water them, whether I should fertilize the rooted little plants bc they seems not growing after transplanting, and how often to fertilize them, etc. Thank you very much!!!
So glad to have found this page! We bought a new home and I’m looking forward to creating a beautiful garden. I love hydrangeas! And love that you’re from NJ ♥️
Thank you so much for your lesson, I have a neighbour that has a yellow hydrangea bush and I’m going to try propagating some of the branches the way you have taught on this video. xxx
Hi Lareine 👋 Thank you for your kind comment , I'm so glad to hear you found the video helpful ! I'm wishing you nothing but the best with your hydrangeas 😊🌸🌿
Hey Kelly, great video! Do you have a part 2 to this? I have cuttings with roots and would like to know what you do next as far as potting and the type of soil you prefer to transplant them in.
Please let us know what to pay attention such as what type of soil you use to transfer them to, the light, how often to water them, whether I should fertilize the rooted little plants bc they seems not growing after transplanting, and how often to fertilize them, etc. thank you.
I pulled a poorly plant from the bin at the garden centre where I work i planted it at home it was a lovely free gift, I get stuff most days they Chuck stuff if it’s wilted 🥀
Great instructions, I have my cuttings now "rooting" according to your instructions. Now my question is: When the cuttings grow roots, what do I do next? Plant in small container of soil? Or ???. Thanks I love your videos. Lilli
Thank you for the care tips for hydrangeas. Every year I do some pruning to my hydrangeas and they grow nice flowers. How can I get additional colours coming, do you play with the acidity of the soil that surrounds your plant. Thanks again and you’re a good looking and well spoken woman. I’m in British Columbia, Canada, within an hour and half from Seattle, Washington.
Thank you so much you are the only person that I have seen propagating a hydrangea 😃, I have been trying to grow one for a few years and it kept dying on me , this time I planted one again and I am giving it a little more TLC and it is actually growing taller has new leaves 🎊 so happy I shade it every day in the summer and it is helping , my husband thought that it was to much work but he sees it now! he’s happy I’m doing that. Anyway just want to express my thanks for your video it really helps I’m trying to find the link you spoke about can’t find it . thanks again Doris ove your beautiful plants and flowers
Kelly - have you ever used coco coir? I find it even better than either perlite or vermiculite. It has great water retention property & it naturally contains potassium which is aids in root development in plants. Terrific video. Thanks much.
Thanks for all your sharing, I learned a lot. Im still learning, have lots of hydrangea from cuttings and now blooming lots pf flowers, still Spring here in South Australia , Summer is coming, God Bless you..... always following you, love you, take care
Hi Kelly, Same as Mr Tseed here. Looking for the next step once roots are established. Fourth attempt for me to try and propagate from my mum's probably Niko type?? Bloody massive heads, gorgeous. She passed away, a fabulous witty 97 yr old, last year when of course we couldn't be with her due to covid. With your help, this is the furthest I've gotten and am fairly desperate for it to work this time! Thank you much ☘
Hey there Jo , God bless your mum . Sounds like she lead a full life at passing at 97 ❤️ . So the nexts steps I would take would be to transplant them Into larger pots once they start growing a bit . I would put a mixture of potting soil and garden soil in the pots and baby them a bit more . Then I would keep half the plants in the pots to overwinter in a protected area like a garage or garden shed that gets sunlight and them plant them in spring after there is no more threat in of frost and the other half I would plant directly into the garden this fall at least 6 weeks before the ground freezes so the roots can get established. Make sure they don’t get too much wind of excessive exposure to rough elements of nature where you plant them since they are still tender plants . An area that is semi protected by other shrubs to block the wind yet still allow lots of sunlight in would be ideal . Make sure to plant in well drained soil too . Good luck 🌸❤️
@@KellyLehman Thank you Kelly. Before I got your reply, I transplanted the cuttings into pots with potting soil, they looked really good and healthy., even sprouted some new growth. About a week later, they got a bit "fungussy", stems turning brown, some of the leaves rotted etc, the same thing happened last time. I worried that the soil was too rich, so discarded it for a sterile mix?? Some of the cuttings root system had diminished, some gone completely. I did some fresh cuts and applied rooting agent to those. Had at least half a dozen still good looking but now they are just bare stems. 😩Thought I'd just leave them in the pots and hope for a miracle in Spring! Thanks again for your help and info.
Great help - I have stuck 12" branches into potting soil and next year they have rooted - but I like your better. One question - can I bring the covered tray indoors for the winter for the rooting process?
Hi Kelly, you've got some raging fungal things going on with that bush ( the dark brown spots on leaves) Not being critical, just saying incase you never noticed. Love your vid and thanks for sharing. I like the chunky root balls you get with your cuttings. Cheers from an Aussie chick.
I can't thank you enough fo3 this video on Hydrangeas! I'm recovering from replacementsurery I'm going nuts cus I want to get back outside but aleast I can watch and learn from ur awesome videos🪻🌷⚘️with courage and faith Navy Mom Natalie Teel
Great video, I’m in the UK in Cornwall and have been wondering how to get cuttings from my beautiful hydrangea, I shall definitely give this method a try.
To prevent those nasty black spots on your leaves, be sure to water the soil under the plant instead of just spraying the leaves with water. That way you won’t get the fungus.
My Virginia Beach garden had 25+ varieties of Hydrangeas - a climbing reached into the canopy of a 100' Poplar. The easiest way to propagate is to properly prune in the Spring, by cutting above the 2 buds, from just above the ground up the branch where ever the plant needs 'forming'. and sticking the trimming into the soil around the Mother plant. The following Spring you'll see well-rooted plants that can be set about the garden, or potted as gifts. If cuttings are taken late-Summer into Fall you'll be cutting off next year's blooms.
Ok stop. You have a pink golf cart??! And your dog is so cute. I have 10 hydrangeas propagating (started with 24, oh well) and just moved them out of the bin to outdoors. I’ll be planting them in my garden tomorrow. Should I cover them over the winter to ensure they survive our Jersey weather, or just leave them? Ty so much for teaching me how to do this. ❤️ your videos!
Always learn so much w your video's. I used your instructions on pruning & dead heading late winter in 2 beds w approx. 8 seperate plants. Small blooms hav started popping out. Watching mid May in NW Florida. Heat is here & sadly in drought like conditions, so watching closely to water more often. Thx for all you do & share w us. P.S. Just like another member i am not receiving a bell ring from Utube.
Hi Pat , good idea to keep up with the watering in the drought conditions , this so so important for our hydrangeas . I truly appreciate your very kind comment too. Thank you for letting me know about the bell notification Sanfu . I will look into it with TH-cam . Try hitting the bell again if possible where the subscribe icon usually is in the lower right hand corner. I need to figure this out 🌻🌻👍
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Once you put them into the Perlite and put them in a shaded spot, how often do you add water to the Perlite? Do you keep it moist all of the time? Do you put the lid on tight or do you allow some air to circulate? First time doing this so want to be successful.
Well explained and thoroughly enjoyable. I'm on the verge of propagating my hydrangeas here in Durban, South Africa. Wish me luck as I'm a beginner at age 85. Thank you for your endeavours.
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Great to find you. I'm a beginner at 80. I've been a beginner for 10 years, so the very very best of luck; or green fingers. Mine are still rather brown.
i have been an avid gardener for 45 plus yrs and i just drop my cuttings in a jar of tap water and put them in a warm place. i change the water once a week topping up when needed. have never paid out for all these products which were never available when i began gardening...this of course depends on where you live😀
Oh I love the idea of your short and simple method . I wasn’t successful in doing the water method in the past but I I am going to try it again because of you . Thank you for the encouragement 🌸🌸
@@KellyLehman me too
Same for me Lee Tau, especially with the coleus plant. ( the one with dk pink)
@@KellyLehmanyou're so sweet. Thank you for this info.
Omg your pink golf cart is the cutest!
Thank you 😊
I was trimming mine back in spring and used one of the sticks as a stake. Just stuck it in the ground and it grew. I did nothing 😂
Isn't that great? I got 4 tomato plants like that 😂
I also got a whole section of Tiger Lillies I had nothing to do with. I call it my God section, because that's who planted them 😂
I’ve started all my hydrangeas by pulling off suckers 4-5 and sticking in ground.
Wow...did you both use regular potting soil?
Thanks....lm looking forward to see how l do...
So happy I found this. I have found a hydrangea along a trail by a river.
I love your accent , I'm a southern girl from SC , people always tell me how "country" my voice is ! I use to not like it when people said that , but over the years I've gotten over it , I now take it as a compliment lol ! It's fun & refreshing to hear your "northern girl" accent ! You have a beautiful voice as well as a beautiful garden !! 🖤💜💙
I use to? That’s not country, that’s illiterate. You mean “used to”.
That was incredibly educational! I have hydrangeas and I do need to trim mine to expose the flowers beneath but now know how I can grow even more of these lovely flowers. Thank you!
You're such a great teacher! I've learned so much from you. Thank you 😊
This is great! The price of certain varieties is incredible! 😏 I just bought some trimmed them up and took clippings and propagated them too. Happy planting all!
Love your pink cart 💖💕🌸
This was a terrific video. I am so upset with myself because we moved to a house with zero landscaping. I love gardening but to start from nothing to get to where I was at our last house will be ridiculously expensive! I had a bazillion hydrangeas at the last house and could have at least had a headstart using your method!
Go and knock at that house and say that you missed the plants you have grown and so fond of and if it is okay for you to take some cuttings. What have you got to lose?
I agree , great idea 🌸@@danielleaf9146
I agree with @danielleaf9146 below, I'll bet the new owners will let you take some cuttings . Another thing to consider is that cuttings take a long time to reach a mature size , If you wait until mid to late summer , many nurseries, home depot and lowes usually have great end of season sales and you can get large mature hydrangeas and other great landscaping plants . 🌸🌸 Thank you for you kind comment .
Agree! They root easy! I have rooted with young steams n rooted with just a leaf with a little steam on it. Keep them moist n in a shady area
Most of the flowers in my yard are rooted from cutting and/or seeds I got from family n friends and I go to the sale rack at my local box stores Lowes n Walmart r the main ones. Gardening can be expensive. In September, Labor Day is usually when the stores have soil n mulch on sale n some summer plants as they are bringing in winter plants. Check your local stores. I also use free pine straw for mulch. Azales n rodododendron love pine tree straw as their mulch. Use leaves in your hard also as mulch. Start of slow n things will grow, you will have your beautiful garden again!😊
WOW! THANK YOU for #1 getting right to the point, #2 Being so clear and easy to understand #3 delightful to listen to and watch SUBBED! 👍
Thank you Kathryn for your incredibly kind comment , it brought a huge smile to my face 😊
I’d like to invite you to join my Kelly Lehman Flower Tribe Facebook Group. Flower Tribe members are posting images of their gardens from all around the world and asking and answering garden questions with each other . It’s a super place for garden enthusiasts to hang out 🤗🌸
➡️ facebook.com/groups/173080477731043
Awwww giving the cutest dog a huge hug from Denmark with Love 💕
Thank you for checking in from Denmark 🤗🌎👋🌸 Lucy and I appreciate your kind comment 😊🐾🐶
@@KellyLehman lol more Lucy more comment 😁🌸
OMG, this video was so helpful. I cannot tell you how much I realized that I have wasted countless annuals by not knowing how to propagate. It is so helpful to know this information. I followed your instruction and now have about 15 successful propagations that have super-root growths going on. I propagated some coleus plants as well, and they have done exceptionally well. I'm using those for my new fall container gardening arrangements. I don't have to spend a small fortune on buying the young versions all over again. I plan to now do more bins since I've had such success. I'm so excited and I really appreciate this very helpful video. ***** on cost savings.
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Hi Kelly! Thank you for the great video! I have propagated many hydrangeas and love doing that. I have a lot of hydrangeas because of that too! Great way to have more. Thank you again Kelly! 🌹🌺✨
Hi, from Ensenada Baja California México. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for checking in from Ensenada Baja California México 😊🌸👍👋🌎
Wonderful video. Good user friendly voice and at correct pace. Thank you.
I've grown so many babies from the first hydrangea I bought. Just planted 6 babies that have been growing since last year. I'm going to start somemore babies tomorrow. It makes me smile to see all my new babies. I also do cuttings from my gardenias and grow more babies.
Ahhh love that . So much hydrangea fun from these mama plants . Thanks for sharing the tips about propagating gardenias . I need to try that . 🌸
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Which 3 different sides are better rooted?
Love ur helpful Zinna video 8:31
So glad you liked it ! Thank you for your kind comment 🌸❤️
Love the dog, sorry video helpful as we. Thanks.
Haaa thank you David . 🌸🤗
We enjoyed the video very much!!!
Yes, my friends and I would like to see your part2 video after they are all rooted, bc mine rooted ones all died after transplanting to the soil.
Please let us know what to pay attention such as what type of soil you use to transfer them to, the light, how often to water them, whether I should fertilize the rooted little plants bc they seems not growing after transplanting, and how often to fertilize them, etc.
Thank you very much!!!
So glad to have found this page! We bought a new home and I’m looking forward to creating a beautiful garden. I love hydrangeas! And love that you’re from NJ ♥️
Thank you thank you thank you for all your hard work
I greatly appreciate your kind comment flower friend 🌸🤗
I just love the way u explain step by step which make super easy to understand and answer a lot of questions in mind. Keep up the good job.
Thank you Mani, your comment made my day 🌸😊
Thank you so much for your lesson, I have a neighbour that has a yellow hydrangea bush and I’m going to try propagating some of the branches the way you have taught on this video. xxx
Thank you for a great demonstration. You went straight to the point. I will follow your instructions to the tee.
Hi Lareine 👋 Thank you for your kind comment , I'm so glad to hear you found the video helpful ! I'm wishing you nothing but the best with your hydrangeas 😊🌸🌿
Thank you for everything, your easy to watch and very descriptive
Hey Kelly, great video! Do you have a part 2 to this? I have cuttings with roots and would like to know what you do next as far as potting and the type of soil you prefer to transplant them in.
You put them in the ground. How could you not know that?
@@jerrycallender9927 rude answer and that's not even what she was asking
Please let us know what to pay attention such as what type of soil you use to transfer them to, the light, how often to water them, whether I should fertilize the rooted little plants bc they seems not growing after transplanting, and how often to fertilize them, etc. thank you.
@@jerrycallender9927Maybe she wants to put them in pots.
She did say she puts them in pots before planting in the ground
Thank you for showing I will try from South Africa
Thank you for checking in from South Africa 🌸👍👋🌎🤗
Thanks for teaching how to propagate plants
You're very welcome , I'm glad it was helpful 🌸👍
I pulled a poorly plant from the bin at the garden centre where I work i planted it at home it was a lovely free gift, I get stuff most days they Chuck stuff if it’s wilted 🥀
Myra, You are a super smart and savy gardener 👍👏🤗🌸
Merci, Kelly! Brilliant...
Best video ever thank youuuu 🌸🌸💚💚🌸🌸
Thank you for your kind comment 😊🌸
Great instructions, I have my cuttings now "rooting" according to your instructions. Now my question is: When the cuttings grow roots, what do I do next? Plant in small container of soil? Or ???. Thanks I love your videos. Lilli
she mentioned in video what to do next
& this video thank you so much I can’t wait to propogate more hydrangeas!!
Wow those hydrangeas are gorgeous!
Thank you for the very informative lesson on hydrangeas...
You are welcome , thank you for your kind comment 🌸🌸
Very informative video.
Excellent video, I'm totally inspired. Honestly, I initially noticed your page because of your gorgeous Berner...
You’re super thorough! Terrific video! Your plants are bomb beautiful! 💝
Thank you for your incredibly kind comment flower friend 🌿🌼❤️😊
Thanks a lot 🙏🏾 I stumbled upon a vacant lot with these beauties in it. I knew they could be propagated
Thanks to you I know I did right. ❤
Love how you say "Flower!" tips1
God bless you for sharing this! I'm a huge fan!❤❤❤
Thank you for the care tips for hydrangeas. Every year I do some pruning to my hydrangeas and they grow nice flowers. How can I get additional colours coming, do you play with the acidity of the soil that surrounds your plant. Thanks again and you’re a good looking and well spoken woman. I’m in British Columbia, Canada, within an hour and half from Seattle, Washington.
Great demonstration
Thank your for your kind comment 🌸🌸
I love this hydrangeas tutorial! Thank you
Thank you. I live flowers. Trying to learn at age 70.
Thank you so much you are the only person that I have seen propagating a hydrangea 😃, I have been trying to grow one for a few years and it kept dying on me , this time I planted one again and I am giving it a little more TLC and it is actually growing taller has new leaves 🎊 so happy I shade it every day in the summer and it is helping , my husband thought that it was to much work but he sees it now! he’s happy I’m doing that. Anyway just want to express my thanks for your video it really helps I’m trying to find the link you spoke about can’t find it . thanks again Doris ove your beautiful plants and flowers
Kelly - have you ever used coco coir? I find it even better than either perlite or vermiculite. It has great water retention property & it naturally contains potassium which is aids in root development in plants. Terrific video. Thanks much.
I have never tried this but now I’m super curious . I’ll try it out soon. Thanks for letting us know about it !
Thanks, I have 2 here at my new house, but I like 50, so this was very educational for me!
Hi Delia , I’m with you . You can never have too many hydrangeas 🌻🌻👍
Thanks for all your sharing, I learned a lot. Im still learning, have lots of hydrangea from cuttings and now blooming lots pf flowers, still Spring here in South Australia , Summer is coming, God Bless you..... always following you, love you, take care
I enjoyed this video very much. It is clear, easy to understand and full of good information. Thanks.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the How to Propagate Hydrangeas From Cutting video 🌿🌸☀️💚
Thank you for your kind comment 😊
Hi Kelly, Same as Mr Tseed here. Looking for the next step once roots are established. Fourth attempt for me to try and propagate from my mum's probably Niko type?? Bloody massive heads, gorgeous. She passed away, a fabulous witty 97 yr old, last year when of course we couldn't be with her due to covid. With your help, this is the furthest I've gotten and am fairly desperate for it to work this time! Thank you much ☘
Hey there Jo , God bless your mum . Sounds like she lead a full life at passing at 97 ❤️ . So the nexts steps I would take would be to transplant them
Into larger pots once they start growing a bit . I would put a mixture of potting soil and garden soil in the pots and baby them a bit more . Then I would keep half the plants in the pots to overwinter in a protected area like a garage or garden shed that gets sunlight and them plant them in spring after there is no more threat in of frost and the other half I would plant directly into the garden this fall at least 6 weeks before the ground freezes so the roots can get established. Make sure they don’t get too much wind of excessive exposure to rough elements of nature where you plant them since they are still tender plants . An area that is semi protected by other shrubs to block the wind yet still allow lots of sunlight in would be ideal . Make sure to plant in well drained soil too . Good luck 🌸❤️
@@KellyLehman Thank you Kelly. Before I got your reply, I transplanted the cuttings into pots with potting soil, they looked really good and healthy., even sprouted some new growth. About a week later, they got a bit "fungussy", stems turning brown, some of the leaves rotted etc, the same thing happened last time. I worried that the soil was too rich, so discarded it for a sterile mix?? Some of the cuttings root system had diminished, some gone completely. I did some fresh cuts and applied rooting agent to those. Had at least half a dozen still good looking but now they are just bare stems. 😩Thought I'd just leave them in the pots and hope for a miracle in Spring! Thanks again for your help and info.
This was an incredible video to watch. Thank you so much! 💚👍
Love, love this channel. Question, has anyone tried this on boxwoods? I can't wait to try this on my hydrangeas! Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you for your kind comment . I have not tried this on boxwoods . 🌺
Very informative and will try it this year. I want more hydrangeas in my backyard
Awesome to know how to make new Hydrangea, as I list my lace leaf to freezing weather. It is June here and it feels like April 55 to 60 degrees.
You're lucky to have so much sunshine! We have so many shade trees on our property that growing flowers or veggies is really challenging.
You should write a book. I have learned so much from you. I just binged your videos.
I love hydrangea..great video
Thank you flower friend 🤗 I love them too 🌿🌼
Great video, thanks for sharing your tips! Can't wait to give this a try!
I'm wishing you all the best when you try this out Tracey 👍 So glad you enjoyed the video 🌸
I have five of them like them very much. Great instructions thanks
Thank you Lynn ! I'm wishing you all the best with your hydrangeas 🌸🌸🌸
Great video! Thank you.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for your kind comment 🌸🤗
MANY, MANY THANKS! WONDERFUL INFORMATION.
Awesome Video Kelly!!!! Thank You very much!!!! : )
Fantastic video. Thank you for explaining it clearly. I enjoyed listening to you.
Great help - I have stuck 12" branches into potting soil and next year they have rooted - but I like your better. One question - can I bring the covered tray indoors for the winter for the rooting process?
I just now found your channel. Thank you so much for the great information. I'm going to try this.🥰
Hey Judy, welcome to our Flower Tribe. So happy you found us 🌸👏👍😊
Hi Kelly, you've got some raging fungal things going on with that bush ( the dark brown spots on leaves) Not being critical, just saying incase you never noticed. Love your vid and thanks for sharing. I like the chunky root balls you get with your cuttings. Cheers from an Aussie chick.
I can't thank you enough fo3 this video on Hydrangeas! I'm recovering from replacementsurery I'm going nuts cus I want to get back outside but aleast I can watch and learn from ur awesome videos🪻🌷⚘️with courage and faith Navy Mom Natalie Teel
Enjoyed your videos this one today i really realy enjoyed i learned alot .. and i cant thank you enough ❤from Michigan
thank you, clear and informative,I'm new to this but I can what you did,lol.
Very very informative video........ I learned something new today!!!!!!! Thank-you!!!!!
Hi Michael 👋 I'm so glad to hear that you learned something new today 👍 Wishing you all the best 🌸🌸🌸
Hi Kelly,
This is a beautiful tutorial! Thank you.
Hi Isabel 👋 Thank you for your kind comment 😊 I'm glad the "How to Propagate Hydrangeas from Cuttings" video was helpful 👍
Thank You Kelly
You're welcome flower friend 👍
Great video, I’m in the UK in Cornwall and have been wondering how to get cuttings from my beautiful hydrangea, I shall definitely give this method a try.
Those are the most beautiful hydrangeas I've ever seen!!. My goals truly.
To prevent those nasty black spots on your leaves, be sure to water the soil under the plant instead of just spraying the leaves with water. That way you won’t get the fungus.
Yes those hydrangeas need help. They look like they have a disease.
I used philadelphus a cutting for a stake. The cutting was made 4 years earlier. Next thing I see it's sprouted. Now it's a lovely bush.
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This is just what I needed!! Thank you!
I’m in Whitestone, NY. Thank you for your tips.
I root mine in water and I have great results.
Can you do Anabelles in water ?
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Love this idea! Cant wait to try this! TY!
My Virginia Beach garden had 25+ varieties of Hydrangeas - a climbing reached into the canopy of a 100' Poplar.
The easiest way to propagate is to properly prune in the Spring, by cutting above the 2 buds, from just above the
ground up the branch where ever the plant needs 'forming'. and sticking the trimming into the soil around the Mother plant.
The following Spring you'll see well-rooted plants that can be set about the garden, or potted as gifts.
If cuttings are taken late-Summer into Fall you'll be cutting off next year's blooms.
Thank you so much now I know why my cuttings are not flowering in summer
Iv been taking cuttings in October not in June.
Wow there are 25 varieties and so those seeds they sell online those are real? Are those planted by seeds also perennials?
Hello from Kansas. I’m definitely trying this!TFS 😁
Hi Willaree ( love your name👍), so happy to hear this . You will love propagating hydrangeas. ThNk you for checking in from Kansas 🌸🌍👍☺️👋
beautiful hydrangeas
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Thank you so much Madam for your tips on Hydranges _. Raynah Tauro fm India.
Ok stop. You have a pink golf cart??! And your dog is so cute.
I have 10 hydrangeas propagating (started with 24, oh well) and just moved them out of the bin to outdoors. I’ll be planting them in my garden tomorrow. Should I cover them over the winter to ensure they survive our Jersey weather, or just leave them?
Ty so much for teaching me how to do this. ❤️ your videos!
I've only done paniculatas, this was a wonderful video ty
Thank you for your kind comment flower friend 😊🌸
Always learn so much w your video's. I used your instructions on pruning & dead heading late winter in 2 beds w approx. 8 seperate plants. Small blooms hav started popping out. Watching mid May in NW Florida. Heat is here & sadly in drought like conditions, so watching closely to water more often. Thx for all you do & share w us.
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Hi Pat , good idea to keep up with the watering in the drought conditions , this so so important for our hydrangeas . I truly appreciate your very kind comment too.
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Thanks for the video! I’m going to give it a try.
Wishing you all the best with propagating your hydrangeas Marshall 👍
You're definitely getting a follow from me. Excellent video and very informative. You taught me exactly what I needed to know. Thank you 🤲🏾
Great video!
Terrific video and fantastic job! Thank you!!
Once you put them into the Perlite and put them in a shaded spot, how often do you add water to the Perlite? Do you keep it moist all of the time? Do you put the lid on tight or do you allow some air to circulate? First time doing this so want to be successful.
Very informative and clear:
Best explained video I have seen. Thank you.
Thank you flower friend , I really appreciate your kind comment 😊🌿🌼
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