Thanks for all your efforts to show the plant progress and the results. I've learnt a lot from your videos, appreciate the way you show the correct gardening practices.
That's true...but, there is one single problem. Water propagated plants always take more time to thrive whenever they are transplanted into soil. But still, it's really simple and fast way. How do you keep your nodes propagating in water from rotting? >> No direct Sunlight and need to change water more frequently..Plus, we also need to check for rotting stuffs (specially, the outer layers of the nodes, like Skin). If that happens, change the water and remove all those stuffs which are starting to rot. The main aim is to keep the water Crystal Clear, No Algae and eventually, all would root successfully. Thank you!
Indian..sorry to know that your ears are bleeding, from which country you are? Definitely not from A-tier country. Please correct me if I am wrong, thank you!
Thanks for all your efforts to show the plant progress and the results. I've learnt a lot from your videos, appreciate the way you show the correct gardening practices.
You are most welcome and glad to hear I could do something. Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thank you bro. Iam from Iraq
You are most welcome and thank you so much for watching :-)
Thank you so much im really going to try one of these methods!
Definitely appreciate ur efforts in teaching all ur readers d different methods of growing this lovely creeper.
very beautiful healthy plants nice information about gardening
Thank you very much for your feedback :-)
I love your videos. Very informative - I thought I knew a lot but you have taught me much more . Also, I appreciate the updates.
Thank you So much for your words and glad I could do something...Happy Gardening :-)
😀.. your German shepherd is bored!! Appreciation for your video. I came across your video today..was searching for tips on gardening.
I will have to try your first method first. Thanks
Thank you for your explanation. Good video for beginners like me.
You are most welcome and thank you so much for your feedback!
That is a great comparative analysis with inspiring results! ♡
Thank you so much
You are most welcome and thank you for watching :-)
bro what pruner are you using?
Bought it from local store and it's known as bypass pruner, thank you!
Looks like the single node in water method worked best! How do you keep your nodes propagating in water from rotting?
That's true...but, there is one single problem. Water propagated plants always take more time to thrive whenever they are transplanted into soil. But still, it's really simple and fast way. How do you keep your nodes propagating in water from rotting? >> No direct Sunlight and need to change water more frequently..Plus, we also need to check for rotting stuffs (specially, the outer layers of the nodes, like Skin). If that happens, change the water and remove all those stuffs which are starting to rot. The main aim is to keep the water Crystal Clear, No Algae and eventually, all would root successfully. Thank you!
what kind of accent is this? it make my ears bleedinh
Indian..sorry to know that your ears are bleeding, from which country you are? Definitely not from A-tier country. Please correct me if I am wrong, thank you!