PROPAGATING ROSES FROM CUTTINGS | FAST and EASY using 3 different air layering methods.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- I will be covering which propagation method is best when cloning roses. We are going to take a look at which of one of my 3 methods is the fastest, easiest and cheapest to use when propagating roses using air-layering techniques.
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Wonderful demonstration! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
You are so welcome!
I thank you. this is the best I have seen. in rose propagation.
thank you Peggy,,, that makes my day!! Keep watching
I’m glad I came across this video. I love roses. I would like to try this Jiffy method soon. Thank you
YOU WILL BE HAPPY YOU DID! :) Thanks
Oh my, i am learning so much. Thank you....watching fr ANU.
Always welcome.. where is ANU?
I am your student, thank you for your videos. I have used water bottle method before, now trying the clam shell method, but haven't tried the jiffy method, thank you. I will be buying your books.
thank you Daniell,, happy to have you aboard! Trust me , the jiffy method is so easy you will love it. Thanks in advance for buying my books too!!
How long would you leave petunias and salvia alone in the airlayering containers before you open them up? Also, did you water them at all while you were waiting for the roots to grow? Thank you. I love your videos and am learning a lot.
im happy you are learning a lot,, now i wil teach you a little more here.. you cant unfortunately airlayer Petunias and Salvia. They need to be semi-hardwoods and your petunias are annuals :) You can only propagate Petunias by seed. Salvias are perennials but you have to use seed for them too. Not all plants can be air-layered, but there are a lot of them you can.
love your video
thanks so much!!
They all worked and that is great. Were they all of the same bush, getting the same amount of water, light, soil and etc.? I don't think so. What this did prove of all three forms of air are the same and will produce roots if done properly. Thank you for sharing.
no, they werent from the same plant, in fact they were from 4 plants to be exact. Air layering do not get light, they are shielded from the light deliberately with the foil. Now, the amount of water will vary but i tried to give them the same amount of water which is only a little once a week to keep the coco coir moist, Some varieties of roses are much harder than others. They one rose i have not had good success with is the Black Bacarra rose, Very very hard to propagate. In fact i think this is experienced with the larger nurseries as well. They are also very disease-prone. Beautiful rose but difficult to keep. Thanks for your feedback! :)
Loved your video
Thank you!!
😃
Thanks for sharing
your welcome my friend
Omg luv you!
ah,, thank you so much! glad you enjoyed it!
Very successful !
great!! isnt a good feeling to create a new plant?
Excellent video.
Thank you very much! Keep watching and growing
Where can I find the jiffy plugs?
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I bought the clam shell and ready to go BUT the container rose I was going to use has a thrip problem,any suggestions??
Thrips will only affect the flower, you will want to remove the flower anyways as it will slow the rooting process.
also,,, you can treat the rose with neem oil,, this works like magic on thrips
@@marcelinanoss8825 Ms. Noss... try using abt a 1-2gms of baking soda(a pinch or 2 of Sodium Bicarbonate) in your Neem Oil(5ml)+ Liquid Soap(10 drops) concoction in 1 litre of water... you'll love the results I think. Run a Patch Test on couple of leaves and wait for Couple of hours to check for any wilting or leaf burn , if so, dilute the solution a little more before spraying the whole plant or garden. Preferred time to spray is evening about sunset. You may try using Neem Cake Powder as 10%of your Soil mix for excellent results in long run. It will act as a good source of NPK while building a Systemic Resistivity against Fungus Diseases and Insects in the Plants, specially Roses. Love from India 💕🙏
@@pandayravi8724 we are going to be doing a video on the neem powder very soon,, so what is the purpose of the calcium bicarb?
@@marcelinanoss8825 ... Namaste Ms. Noss.... extremely sorry for the goof up! I meant baking soda, Sodium bicarbonate( NaHCO₃) and not Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) .... actually while I was replying to you, something else was going on in my mind regarding how to supplement Calcium for Rose plants using eggshells .... hence the mistake. I just didn't realize it! Corrected the blunder. Thanks for pointing it out. 🙏... ( btw Neem Cake Powder and oil are effective against 200 plus types of insects and fungus .. make it a part of your regular potting soil mix ... just 10% is good enough!). My usual soil mix consists of 30% garden soil, 20% cocopeat, 10% coarse sand, 10% Neem Cake Powder,10% used tea leaves - washed & Sun dried, 20% Vermicompost. If leaf compost is available then proportion of tea leaves and garden soil can be reduced a bit to accommodate 10% of it. I do throw in a tea spoon of super phosphate for a medium to large size of pot for the development of robust root system for new plants. much love 💕
Hello! Is it ok to propagate during this fall time? I have some propagating shells/ball and some roses that I would like to root. I live in zone 8A in GA.
you need at least 6 weeks of weather temps above 70 degrees.
Wat kind of composts are u using? Coz wen did air layerings hardly any roots came it was like a growth nob I waited for 2 months yet no roots, so wer did I go wrong?
we dont use compost for air layering, you want to use either coco coir or spagham moss. You will want to make sure you scrap the epidermis thoroughly and then use a rooting gel to help speed up the rooting process. You also want to make sure your stem is the right size( pencil thickness) and use a stem that has just finished dead heading a bloom to ensure the hormones are present.
marcelina noss thank you so much for the advice ❤️
You are so lucky! I tried air layering my rose a few weeks ago and today I noticed the leaves are wilted and the upper stem is turning black.What happened? Thanks.
location and temperature at your location??
@@marcelinanoss8825 Texas,temps 53-78 F
@@jimtalor7971 Jim,, you may be doing everything alright, some cultivars are more difficult than others. However airlayering gives the best results. If i were to take a guess you may have forgoten to sterlize3 your cutting tools from the sounds of the upper stem turning black. Also, the place where you placed the propagation, the thickness of the stem. The fact leaves were wilted tells me that not enough water was getting to the tender stem. Try again, this time with a differnt rose or change the locatiuon of the cut. hope this helps
@marcelinanoss8825 what is the best temperature to do the airlayering?
70-90F
hello mam how many of your roses survived till today by this method if you did this process on a grafted rose.....i have a grafted Teasing Georgia....if i do air layering,will it survive on its own root
all of them lived and are doing well..
Hi Marcelina, do you need to water the jiffy if it dries out?
water it lightly once a week,, do not let it dry out..good question
Spray with what?
please be more specific thanks
@@marcelinanoss8825 when talking about cutting the rose stem you said to always spray the cutting but didn’t specify with what
Hi thank you so for you information and good blessings
You are so welcome
This rose is hybrid english t ross ?
no.. i really dont usually grow english roses as they tend to get too heavy blooms which always need propped up, although they are beautiful
How many days go rooting?
about 4 to 6 weeks
Show us how you do it!!
i have several videos on how to do that already Maria.. go to my rose channel and see them all there,, i show you how to do it in several ways
So nerve wracking watching yo try to get the bottle off. Jiffy pellets definitely the best.
i agree! :)
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Wonderful video.
I’m buying Jiffy peat pots tomorrow. Have to drive 1 1/2 hrs to get them. I’m so excited about this method of propagation. I’ve talked to someone this evening about it.
I’m in Australia so I would ask and suggest that you don’t use American months, but seasons and temperatures. You have a worldwide audience and although we are accustomed to changing everything to American it becomes very tiresome. ‘Early to mid spring’ is easier for most of the countries that are not tropical. We can cope with the temperatures that are not Celsius I think, but I grew up with the Imperial system so it’s familiar to me. Your channel deserves more subscribers. A little refinement would do wonders.
I appreciate your knowledge. Thankyou.