A brilliant video tutorial in both Part 1 and Part 2. Thank you for sharing the knowledge you gained from your grandfather. I’m going to give this a go.
Fantastic. If you didn't share it, your grandad's legacy would be lost forever. Although your grandad's name wont be mentioned by thousands of us that going to use this fantastic propagation method his legacy will be passed to future generations and that is sole purpose of life. Thank you for sharing.😍
Thank you for the excellent videos! I'm wondering, can you repeat the process on each of these four cuttings again? At what point would you consider these young leaf cuttings to be mature enough to give ~4 more leaf cuttings each?
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 I just want to update that I tried this leaf cutting method of propagation, and it works. I planted a tray of 36 cuttings, and honestly, I didn’t even take care of them too carefully, as I was working a lot. I just checked on them and found that a good 20 of the cuttings rooted, with a few more that are still healthy and green. I am astounded!
I wish I'd found your channel earlier in the season. This is a brilliant 'new' old way to practice for cuttings. Newly subscribed. The old boys certainly knew a thing or two didn't they.
Yes it's a great way to increase stock fast, my granddad shown it me when I was about 14 that's 50 years ago, I can't understand why it's never been used much, good luck for next year tho 👍👍👍
Great advice 👍🏻 Would you share the heatbox photo as well? I will try heat pad this year, Dont have greenhouse and need to do that on a south facing window (From Toronto)
Hi Sausagfingers. I wanted to suggest that in your name you put a space between gardening and tips so that your videos show up when someone does a search for gardening. Really like your dahlia videos and I will be trying it! Thank you ❤️
So helpful, thank you (you have a new subscriber). Amazed at those results after just three weeks. We're in spring here now, so I'll be happily taking many dahlia leaf cuttings thanks to your very clear teaching. Best to you.
a relative of my wife`s created the Bishop of Llandaff dahlia and we have a wonderful display out of the front of our house. I have never heard of this method and will be trying it tomorrow as over winter we might lose one or two and always looking for new ones. Thanks very much and I will keep you posted. David in Cardiff
So cool 😎 wow I'll be trying this for sure! Thanks for teaching me a new way to take cuttings. It looks like it might even have a higher percentage of success. I'm excited to give it a try. Hi from Utah. I'm a new subscriber.
I watched your dahlia reproduction videos yesterday. I'm sure there are lots of gardening enthusiasts like me. You explain dahlia reproduction very simply. You don't need your ears to hear or know English to understand. thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for sharing. How wonderful to find a easy propagation method that isn't new but actually very old. We could all use some tried and true methods. I am about to begin a backyard nursery. This is going to be huge!❤
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 I will be sure to let you know. You're the only one I've seen doing this, terribly excited to try. Preparing to move cross-country right now but come June, I'm on it! Thanks again and happy gardening!
U Master Gardener! Excellent videos, thank you for sharing pro secrets, could you comment : I seen other videos with the dahlia out of soil sitting out and growing? Also another video persons said that it is good for the root to break, while in pot and growing, so it develops new root system? thanks again
New subscriber. Bought a couple dahlia tubers for the first time this year and they are gorgeous so I'm going to try this method but when is the best time to do this?
Just found this great video. I however live Ontario Canada and i have to dig the tubers and store them for the winter. I have wonderful luck,but dors your method eventually produce tubers?😮
Thank you for this great informative video!! I did a cutting last year and I see I did it wrong. :( I will try again doing it your way. :) Thanks again!!
Do you need a humidome or cloche for rooting? How many weeks from cuttings to flower bud formation on average? Do you keep your cuttings in a green house, or outside in filtered light? So many questions but I am enthralled!
I accidentally snapped a branch from one of my dahlias and decided to give your method a try. It was the wrong season (Autumn) and I didn't have rooting hormone, but it still worked pretty well; I lost maybe 6 of 16 cuttings. Have you tried this with other plants? I might try it with hydrangeas in the Spring
A brilliant video tutorial in both Part 1 and Part 2. Thank you for sharing the knowledge you gained from your grandfather. I’m going to give this a go.
That's great, good luck 👍👍
Fantastic. If you didn't share it, your grandad's legacy would be lost forever. Although your grandad's name wont be mentioned by thousands of us that going to use this fantastic propagation method his legacy will be passed to future generations and that is sole purpose of life. Thank you for sharing.😍
Thank u
This is a fantastic explanation, both part 1 and 2.. Thank You for sharing. I am off to try it right now !
That's great good luck 👍👍
Wonderful. Thankyou
Can you show us how to over winter dahlias please?
I LOVE that show u results! SO important…thank u!
Wonderful, glad you did a follow up. Plan to use this on my Salish Twilight Girl! Wish I could trade you for a RC but I am here in the states :)
Yeah I believe its hard to find over there but I think it will be a lot easyer to get soon
Thank you for watching I've heard it's difficult to get certain types in the US. Shame that hopefully you can some day
Thank you for the excellent videos! I'm wondering, can you repeat the process on each of these four cuttings again? At what point would you consider these young leaf cuttings to be mature enough to give ~4 more leaf cuttings each?
I'd say as soon as it's big enough to multiply again, as long as there's a decent size leaf node u can keep going
Thank you so much for sharing this method of cutting dahlias! I'm going to try it today with some dahlias I want to pinch back!
Incredible! Thank you for the update! I’ll definitely try this method this year.
Thank you very much 👍
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 I just want to update that I tried this leaf cutting method of propagation, and it works. I planted a tray of 36 cuttings, and honestly, I didn’t even take care of them too carefully, as I was working a lot. I just checked on them and found that a good 20 of the cuttings rooted, with a few more that are still healthy and green. I am astounded!
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I wish I'd found your channel earlier in the season. This is a brilliant 'new' old way to practice for cuttings. Newly subscribed. The old boys certainly knew a thing or two didn't they.
Yes it's a great way to increase stock fast, my granddad shown it me when I was about 14 that's 50 years ago, I can't understand why it's never been used much, good luck for next year tho 👍👍👍
Great advice 👍🏻
Would you share the heatbox photo as well? I will try heat pad this year, Dont have greenhouse and need to do that on a south facing window (From Toronto)
Hi Sausagfingers. I wanted to suggest that in your name you put a space between gardening and tips so that your videos show up when someone does a search for gardening. Really like your dahlia videos and I will be trying it! Thank you ❤️
Thanks for that I'll get my technical son on it thanks 👍👍
Thank you so very much for these amazing videos on dahlias. I watched the first part now this, excellent tutorial. Many thanks!
Will the cuttings flower in the creation year?
Yes they will flower and make tubers
I would have loved to see the end results of the tubers.
@@aaronscott4977 they tubers just like normal stem cuttings
So helpful, thank you (you have a new subscriber). Amazed at those results after just three weeks. We're in spring here now, so I'll be happily taking many dahlia leaf cuttings thanks to your very clear teaching. Best to you.
That's great, good luck 👍👍
a relative of my wife`s created the Bishop of Llandaff dahlia and we have a wonderful display out of the front of our house. I have never heard of this method and will be trying it tomorrow as over winter we might lose one or two and always looking for new ones. Thanks very much and I will keep you posted. David in Cardiff
That's great, good luck 👍👍
Why do you cut the leafs in half?
It's to stop transpiration when moisture evaporates thru the leaves
What time of year should you try this?
As all cuttings spring time is always best but can be done all summer, I did some about 4 weeks ago and they've rooted
So cool 😎 wow I'll be trying this for sure! Thanks for teaching me a new way to take cuttings. It looks like it might even have a higher percentage of success. I'm excited to give it a try. Hi from Utah. I'm a new subscriber.
That's great good luck 👍👍
I watched your dahlia reproduction videos yesterday. I'm sure there are lots of gardening enthusiasts like me. You explain dahlia reproduction very simply. You don't need your ears to hear or know English to understand. thanks a lot.
Thank you 👍👍👍
Thanks for teaching us this. Now I'll have hundreds of Dahlias from the original two tubers I got last year. Brilliant! 🎯🤝
Will the cuttings grow 'tubers' in the first year?
Yes absolutely, not massive one but tubers yes
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 cheers...my first year of cuttings after watching your videos...
Yes not massive but decent tubers yes
wonderful videos! will the cutting bloom same year? and when would the tuber develope?
Proof! I love a follow-up video. Going to try this method--thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing. How wonderful to find a easy propagation method that isn't new but actually very old. We could all use some tried and true methods. I am about to begin a backyard nursery. This is going to be huge!❤
Your welcome I hope u try it and are successful 👍👍👍
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 I will be sure to let you know. You're the only one I've seen doing this, terribly excited to try. Preparing to move cross-country right now but come June, I'm on it! Thanks again and happy gardening!
Hello, just wondering can this be done at any time or only on new shoots as they come up?
Coral ,Melbourne Australia
Wonderful video and explanation. Thank you so much.
Will these roots survive over winter?
Hi, it depends when u took the cuttings, best time is spring as with most cuttings so they have time to make tubers.
Some people say the new tubers wil not develop eyes. Is that true?
U Master Gardener!
Excellent videos, thank you for sharing pro secrets, could you comment :
I seen other videos with the dahlia out of soil sitting out and growing?
Also another video persons said that it is good for the root to break, while in pot and growing, so it develops new root system?
thanks again
Thank you for the nice comment 👍👍👍
How many weeks before these cuttings form tubers for winter storage? Thnk u!
@@hmh3808 they take about the same time as a normal cutting
looking forward to having a go and that. Thanks.
Thanks for the videos! I grew dahlias from seed for the firrst time this year. Next year I'll be trying this on my favorite colors.
That's cool, good luck
So beautiful plant s
New subscriber. Bought a couple dahlia tubers for the first time this year and they are gorgeous so I'm going to try this method but when is the best time to do this?
Best time is spring time at the start of the growing season
Love your channel ❤️ Advice is priceless Sir. Also your name n accent you are a leprechaun right? 😆☘️🌿🌿💚👏🧑🌾🦄🍀
Wonderful!
Just found this great video. I however live Ontario Canada and i have to dig the tubers and store them for the winter. I have wonderful luck,but dors your method eventually produce tubers?😮
Will they develop a tuber like the mother plant? And do they die down in the winter?
Yes they grow and live/die just like a normal stem cutting producing a tuber the same too 👍👍
Thank you for this! I've watched both Part 1 and Part 2 - did you ever get Part 3 and 4 filmed and loaded up? Thanks again!
Very helpful, thank you.
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Great information over the 2 videos. 👍🌱🌿
Thanks 👍👍
Is this working on any type of Dahlia ? Or is just for a specific one ? Thaaaank youuu
Thank you for this great informative video!! I did a cutting last year and I see I did it wrong. :( I will try again doing it your way. :) Thanks again!!
Perfect, just the info and method I needed, thanks. Just subscribed .
Thank you for sharing this❤️
Your welcome, hope it helps 👍👍
This method has been a total game changer for me! Thank you Very Much for sharing this 😀
So nice planting 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 👍👍
Did these stay on heat pad for 3 weeks?
They were on bottom heat just until roots started to show 2 to 3 weeks
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 Thank you, a great video glad you're passing on this tip .
How well do they make tubers from this method?
fantastic
Thank you. Good luck 👍👍
Awesome!! It's wonderful to learn something new. Thank you
Your welcome good luck 👍
Do you need a humidome or cloche for rooting? How many weeks from cuttings to flower bud formation on average? Do you keep your cuttings in a green house, or outside in filtered light? So many questions but I am enthralled!
I use heated cables under sand in my hotbox, this is in the greenhouse,
@@sausagefingersgardeningtip2326 thank you! We have this exact set up!
I'm by
Tried it today!! Hope to be putting new plants into the ground within a month🤞
That's great, good luck 👍👍
Did it work out for you?!
I accidentally snapped a branch from one of my dahlias and decided to give your method a try. It was the wrong season (Autumn) and I didn't have rooting hormone, but it still worked pretty well; I lost maybe 6 of 16 cuttings. Have you tried this with other plants? I might try it with hydrangeas in the Spring
It works with all plants, it's better doing it in spring that's cutting time, u should get 100% success.