Hi Larry. Loved your clear demonstration. Which usually works best. A green wood cutting of hard wood?. Also when should the cuttings be best planted out? TIA
I think he means cut a piece from the main stem. But trim it to where it's only the area where the shutters are coming out. So it's only a little bud of the main stem. Spring is good to plant. Just be careful of late frost, and to protect them if there is.
Well done so far. Take good care for next 4 months before potting up into a good quality compost and planting out in individual pots. No growth hormone needed, just a little garden fertalizer mixed in to potting compost.
i work for "Willowbank Organic Producers Ltd" where we also propagate herbs for sale to the public for consumption. I have found that cuttings root perfectly well with aid of bottom heat without the use of a rooting hormone agent
Depends on the type of plant you took the cutting from, if the parent plant already produced flowers you may get flowers in 1 year but in some cases it can take up to 5 years.
No results, just like most videos on wisteria cuttings. They're not easy, so this makes me think that you guys are not getting the results you claim if you can't wait a month to show if you succeeded.
Please show us after results with roots would be fantastic to see
I think it's a great idea.
Your garden is magnificent! And what a great demonstration of how simple it is to propagate a favourite of mine. 🙏⭐️🌞
Thank you for that I found the answer to how you got on with them in the comments. I will be doing this now instead of throwing all my cuttings away
To encourage rooting, one can damage or 'scrape' the part below ground with a Stanley knife etc ... it works a treat.
Please zoom in to show the cuttings
Killer video, I'm going to try this in the next couple days. Any thing you would do differently??
How long before they root? Will they overwinter, or do you need to keep them in cold frame? How long to flowering?
Great information 👌
please is August the best time of the year for the propagating Wisteria?
Hi Larry. Loved your clear demonstration. Which usually works best. A green wood cutting of hard wood?. Also when should the cuttings be best planted out? TIA
I think he means cut a piece from the main stem. But trim it to where it's only the area where the shutters are coming out. So it's only a little bud of the main stem. Spring is good to plant. Just be careful of late frost, and to protect them if there is.
I have some seed that have sprouted ably 3inches how do I plant? Do I need growth powder?
Well done so far. Take good care for next 4 months before potting up into a good quality compost and planting out in individual pots. No growth hormone needed, just a little garden fertalizer mixed in to potting compost.
How long will it take to shoot.
6 to 9 weeks
Larry Gollogly why did you not state that in the vid? What about overwintering?
do/did you get a 100% rooting on these cuttings? thank you for the tips!
All 3 cutting in the pot displayed rooted successfully
@@larrygollogly2493 thank you
How often do you water it or do you leave it until the following spring?.
I notice you don't use any rooting medium? Why not?
i work for "Willowbank Organic Producers Ltd" where we also propagate herbs for sale to the public for consumption. I have found that cuttings root perfectly well with aid of bottom heat without the use of a rooting hormone agent
THANK YOUB❤
Hi there Larry, how many years before a cutting will actually flower.
Depends on the type of plant you took the cutting from, if the parent plant already produced flowers you may get flowers in 1 year but in some cases it can take up to 5 years.
@@larrygollogly2493 wow 5 years
@@larrygollogly2493 wow 5 years to flower
I bought a well established wisteria, planted it out and it took ages about 2 years to come to flower. Worth it in the end.
@@larrygollogly2493 ,, mine for 16 years never flower! I planted from seeds!
Beautiful Garden ,but the volume is very low and this video is blurry. please consider doing it again
No results, just like most videos on wisteria cuttings. They're not easy, so this makes me think that you guys are not getting the results you claim if you can't wait a month to show if you succeeded.