Well done this is fascinating, I use a grow light for my cuttings, increased my success rate exponentially! Japanese maple, elm, rosemary, all rooted well. Heat and light
Hola, te escribo desde Argentina, Provincia de Buenos Aires, vivo en un pequeño pueblo rural , no hago bonsai , pero vivo experimentando, con distintos suelos , tamaños y variedades de especies. Empecé con piceas , Acer , y juniperos . Con las piceas , no tuve ningún resultado satisfactorio con los esquejes . Produjo en mi una sensación de frustración muy grande. Los Acer sólo logré reproducir por acodo aéreo. Y los juniperos siguen esperando a sus raíces. Te agradezco inmensamente tu video . Seguiremos intentando acoplados a las leyes de la mágica naturaleza !!!
My biggest problem is to lay off the watering , bad habit for me watering to much and our spring temperatures are all over the place , makes it a little hard at times. Awesome video . 👍
I'm new to bonsai...I took cuttings from a dwarf juniper in our garden. Cut october 31st. I plan on running them indoors for the winter on a heating mat, under a grow light (not a strong one). Winters are cold in Ontario and I'm pretty sure they'll die outdoors if they aren't rooted. Have you ever tried indoor rooting?
It will die Indoor on a heating map. Check my videos for indoor care in Glas tanks to have enough humidity. But junipers stand the cold winter very good. My junipers from cuttings stay in the garden all winter.
Sehr interessant, vor allem der Teil über Mykorrhizae. Werde bei meinen Stecklinge die ich über den Winter drinnen habe die Erde tauschen und weniger organische Anteile verwenden. Mir sind auch schon viele kaputt gegangen wegen zu viel Wasser oder Sonne... vor allem Wacholder.
i do the same with all my trees and plants. did i hear you right you cant get rooting agents in germany? you can always go for a natural rooting agent. great video thanks
@@WorldofBonsai darn it. That was meant to say potting medium*. You had mentioned about using a lot of non organic stuff. I'm just a bit curious as to what works best for both deciduous and coniferous cuttings. I've experimented with a few different things and sizing grades of materials.
@@StephenTurnerVlogs Hello, I just wanted to jump in, as I was new to this once, and it was nice to get different peoples advise. With that said, I grow mostly evergreen/conifers, specifically junipers and getting some cedars, haha, who doesnt. But I got a bunch a couple years back some regular varieties, but also Itgioawa. I put some in ground, and some in containers, so if you ware growing your own, do that first, then exp. and learn as you go. it will be years before they are workable. but I prefer open soil, I water alot, so not much if any biomaterial. sand, mixed size, clay pellets, but if big, I make smaller, im in the states, and tough to get akiadama, but Im not a fan of it for longterm growing. pumice is great. dont try and get too technical with it. its an art, art can not be broken down into a recipe. I see so many that want to know the percentages or how many ounces of this or that...learn by using and experimenting, it makes it so much more pleasant and YOURS! Be well, grow on!!!
@@davypaul9827 thanks man. Yeah you're right about just going with it. I'm having some success with cypress cuttings I took last year. I bought two itoigawa (I think) cuttings from a UK seller. So they're grand. Now I'm trying yew and rosemary. Shouldn't be too difficult. I've taken lots of willow cuttings as well. They should be easiest of all, as long as they survive winter in the glass house.
@@davypaul9827 Do you think regular potting soil is alright or maybe try propagating by water? I'm brand new to bonsai and want to try to bonsai from some Juniper trees that are growing around where I work. I live in Georgia, it's getting pretty cold right now but for most of the year it's hot as hell. I am planning on taking as many cuttings as I can at once and trying different methods. Any advice on minimum/maximum size of cuttings? Otherwise I'm currently growing potatoes, kalanchoe, lavender, snap dragons and dragon fruit.
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Well done this is fascinating,
I use a grow light for my cuttings, increased my success rate exponentially! Japanese maple, elm, rosemary, all rooted well. Heat and light
👍thank you
Thanks for sharing this wonderful clipping, very useful information
Welcome 👍
Hola, te escribo desde Argentina, Provincia de Buenos Aires, vivo en un pequeño pueblo rural , no hago bonsai , pero vivo experimentando, con distintos suelos , tamaños y variedades de especies. Empecé con piceas , Acer , y juniperos . Con las piceas , no tuve ningún resultado satisfactorio con los esquejes . Produjo en mi una sensación de frustración muy grande. Los Acer sólo logré reproducir por acodo aéreo. Y los juniperos siguen esperando a sus raíces. Te agradezco inmensamente tu video . Seguiremos intentando acoplados a las leyes de la mágica naturaleza !!!
Thank you Alejandro, ist not easy and I am also still Experimenting. Good luck !
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and making this video.
Great Video, Really much appreciated. Gardening is a world revered. Home Owners, ja.
Thank you
Great lesson!
Thank you
Несколько раз смотрю видио,спасибо.
growing cuttings is pretty fun 👍
Yes it is, greetings
Great video !👌
I Try !
Good work👍👍👍
Greetings🙏
Thank you
Merci je suis fière de vous ! ;) votre vidéo est magnifique ! prenez bien soin de vous , et à bientôt
Bonjour et merci beaucoup pour les éloges. Amusez-vous avec des bonsaïs et des salutations de la Bavière à la France. Rester en bonne santé
Very informative, thank you. I have juniper cuttings in the ground at the moment. About 50% have turned brown, so will see how they turn out.
Good luck 👍
My biggest problem is to lay off the watering , bad habit for me watering to much and our spring temperatures are all over the place , makes it a little hard at times. Awesome video . 👍
Thank you, take care
Wow its good information....
👍
Great video! Our methods are almost the same and we have great results due to it. Great work 😆 Cheers from California
Thank you, cheers from Bavaria
Excelent. Greetings.
Thank you, cheers
What is the best temperature for cuttings to root.?
10 to 30 Celsius
@@WorldofBonsai thanks my friend🙏
did you make a drainage hole under the container?
Of course 👍
can you share your mixture sir ? can 80% perlite 20% cocopeat soil mixture work for propagation?
Merci !
Welcome
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Which media you found best for rooting cuttings of Junipers and Conifers ?
Avoid any organischem soil wich can Claude rotting
@@WorldofBonsai ok. 🙏
Di you sell the small juniper itoigawa tree like in the video?
No sorry, maybe next year 😜
@@WorldofBonsai unluky 😢😅
Hi, thank you very much for the advice provided! Weird request, what is the name of the music used in the background, if you can remember? Cheers!
Thank you, sorry can not remember.
I'm new to bonsai...I took cuttings from a dwarf juniper in our garden.
Cut october 31st. I plan on running them indoors for the winter on a heating mat, under a grow light (not a strong one). Winters are cold in Ontario and I'm pretty sure they'll die outdoors if they aren't rooted.
Have you ever tried indoor rooting?
It will die Indoor on a heating map. Check my videos for indoor care in Glas tanks to have enough humidity. But junipers stand the cold winter very good. My junipers from cuttings stay in the garden all winter.
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Sehr interessant, vor allem der Teil über Mykorrhizae. Werde bei meinen Stecklinge die ich über den Winter drinnen habe die Erde tauschen und weniger organische Anteile verwenden. Mir sind auch schon viele kaputt gegangen wegen zu viel Wasser oder Sonne... vor allem Wacholder.
Es läuft bei mir seit 5 Wochen ein Versuch im Indoor Grow Bereich. Sieht gut aus
oh ja gerade wenn zuviel Wasser auf zuviel Sonne trifft, kann ich da ein Lied von singen 😖🙈😂
At what season you take the cuttings ?
All year long, in winter inhouse greenhouse 👍
Propagation takes a lot of patience...
Thats right 👍
i do the same with all my trees and plants. did i hear you right you cant get rooting agents in germany? you can always go for a natural rooting agent. great video thanks
Hey Mike, rooting in germany worx fine👍
So after how long can you start smoking your cuttings?🤔
I smoke them all day long 😂
Great video. Cuttings can be so sensitive and temperamental. I'll watch a few times but can you give some best tips on the potting you used?
Hi, I am trying plastic and clay pots. Both have pros and contras
@@WorldofBonsai darn it.
That was meant to say potting medium*.
You had mentioned about using a lot of non organic stuff. I'm just a bit curious as to what works best for both deciduous and coniferous cuttings.
I've experimented with a few different things and sizing grades of materials.
@@StephenTurnerVlogs Hello, I just wanted to jump in, as I was new to this once, and it was nice to get different peoples advise. With that said, I grow mostly evergreen/conifers, specifically junipers and getting some cedars, haha, who doesnt. But I got a bunch a couple years back some regular varieties, but also Itgioawa. I put some in ground, and some in containers, so if you ware growing your own, do that first, then exp. and learn as you go. it will be years before they are workable. but I prefer open soil, I water alot, so not much if any biomaterial. sand, mixed size, clay pellets, but if big, I make smaller, im in the states, and tough to get akiadama, but Im not a fan of it for longterm growing. pumice is great. dont try and get too technical with it. its an art, art can not be broken down into a recipe. I see so many that want to know the percentages or how many ounces of this or that...learn by using and experimenting, it makes it so much more pleasant and YOURS! Be well, grow on!!!
@@davypaul9827 thanks man.
Yeah you're right about just going with it. I'm having some success with cypress cuttings I took last year. I bought two itoigawa (I think) cuttings from a UK seller. So they're grand. Now I'm trying yew and rosemary. Shouldn't be too difficult. I've taken lots of willow cuttings as well. They should be easiest of all, as long as they survive winter in the glass house.
@@davypaul9827 Do you think regular potting soil is alright or maybe try propagating by water?
I'm brand new to bonsai and want to try to bonsai from some Juniper trees that are growing around where I work. I live in Georgia, it's getting pretty cold right now but for most of the year it's hot as hell. I am planning on taking as many cuttings as I can at once and trying different methods. Any advice on minimum/maximum size of cuttings?
Otherwise I'm currently growing potatoes, kalanchoe, lavender, snap dragons and dragon fruit.
Dankeschön
Gerne
I tried also like that... Mostly I put the cuttings into a water mixed with rooting hormone. Cheers from the Philippines.☺️
Saludos to the Philippines from Bavaria
@@WorldofBonsai I salute you also. I love your bonsai .
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Thank you
When did you make this video?
Hi Faisal, from 2/20 until 11/20
Hast du von den Stecklingen noch welche übrig, welche du eventuell weitergeben möchtest?
Hi Alexandra, momentan bin noch richtig am experimentieren
Werde sicher nächstes jahr was abgeben können
@@WorldofBonsai da würde ich doch direkt auch einen nehmen 😇😊......... vielleicht als so eine Art Freundschaftsbonsai 🙈
Lo que propagas es una planta, no un bonsai
Saludos Antonio ! Sí, amigo mío, tienes razón. A los amigos de los bonsáis les gustaría propagar su árbol.
Crappy musick get rid of it or I won't watch
Sorry, the newer videos dont have music