How to Grow Chrysanthemum/Gul-E-Daudi/Mums from Cuttings(Fast N Easy With Update Video)

Grow Chrysanthemum/Gul-E-Daudi/Mums from Cuttings(Fast N Easy With Update Video)
DAIZZ'S TIPS:-
1
Fill a planting tray or pot with 90% sand+10% normal soil. Water the mix and allow it to drain until you're ready to plant the cutting.
2
Remove a 4- to 6-inch length of stem from a healthy, mature chrysanthemum by pinching the stem with your fingertips. Alternatively, you can remove the stem with scissors or garden pruners. Be sure the cutting has at least four leaves or leaf nodes -- small bumps where a leaf emerges from the stem. Take the cutting in the morning while the plant is well-hydrated.
3
Cut the bottom of the stem about 1/2 inch below the lowest leaf node. Use a new razor blade to make a clean cut.
4
Pull the leaves carefully from the lower half of the cutting.
5
Insert the cutting into the moist potting mix. Be sure only the bare stem is planted and that one or two nodes are under the soil. Situate the cutting so the remaining leaves are above and not touching the potting mix. If you're planting multiple cuttings, space the cuttings so the leaves don't touch.
6
Place the cuttings in a normally warm room, in bright, indirect light. Don't place them next to a sunny window, which may be too hot.
7
Water as needed to keep the potting mix slightly moist at all times. Don't overwater, as too much moisture may cause the cuttings to rot.
8
Check the cuttings for roots in three to four weeks. Look for roots extending from the bottom of the pot. You can also use a spoon to lift a cutting carefully from the potting mix. Inspect the roots and replant the cutting immediately. The cuttings are ready to transplant when the roots are 1 inch long.
9
Plant each rooted cutting in a small container filled with good-quality commercial potting mixture.
10
Return the cuttings to a sunny location and keep the potting mixture lightly moist. Allow the young plants to develop for an additional four to six weeks before planting the chrysanthemums in their permanent home
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[@lorirn9115]

I'm very thankful to have found this! Thank you for your suggestion of adding rooting hormone to water and soaking for 4-5min. I've watched MANY videos as an avid gardener, and this is my first time to hear that. It makes a lot of sense for several reasons, and I believe it will make for greatly improving successful propagation! I will be subscribing to catch more of your insights in gardening. Very well done, I'll also be sharing this tip when others ask for propagation advice!
Warmly,
Lori in Indiana

[@Greengoldgarden]

Wow Beautiful Butterfly and very useful video

[@golamalimir5516]

It's a good thing for me and all Gardner's and gardening lovers
Thanks

[@kamauwikeepa7308]

Thank you for sharing your expertise in the area of cutting. I do love chrysanthemums as well as dahlia.

[@Michael_G.372]

the sounds from the birds was so nice!!!

[@sheikorbit]

Just what I need for my today's project. Thank you.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

happy gardening tc

[@funcity8702]

Mohit ji very knowledgeable video

[@urbangardeningofficial]

VIKAS GEMINI hthanxx bhai ji

[@shampamandal4444]

Very informative and helpful video as I was about to make saplings of chrisanthemum.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Shampa Mandal thank u for your comment. 😊😊🤗🤗🤗

[@venugopalbalijepalli8081]

very good explanation. The process is very clear. Thank you.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thanks ..:)

[@swatiroy5009]

Hi sir,thanks for the wonderful video of crysanthemum,so wonderfully, described.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Swati Roy thank you ma'am 😊😊🤗

[@madhavimalepati7977]

So nice thank you

[@golamalimir5516]

Good idea

[@brendasanderson7538]

So ez and informative thanks 😍 love from cali usa

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks

[@Gulbaqawali]

Very informative video. Thanks.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@sujatajadhav7867]

Thanks for very instructive video. I find all your videos very useful. I am going to give it a shot

[@StitchingDeb]

Great tutorial! I am going to give it a try this fall/winter to grow more of my own! :) **New subscriber today ;)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 🙂 good luck 💐💐

[@janarthanamjeyaram9506]

Lovely info thku

[@adityannature2940]

Namaste ji...sir aapke videos bahut aacche hote hain..inki visheshta yeh hain ki starting aur ending yani sabhi updates and end results dikhaye jate hain...Well done

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@MuruganM-zr9iv]

Aditya's Greenfingers

[@parvinsulthana3817]

Excellent , very nice , perfect work

[@urbangardeningofficial]

parvin sulthana thank u😊😊😊

[@victoriam3055]

Thank you! Great video!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

VictoriA M thank u 😊😊😊

[@vijayalakshmibalaji3296]

very nice .clear explanation.thank you so much.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u ..:)

[@applejoyluna6541]

What if i dont have a rooting substance?

[@tphilbro]

Very good diy tips video thank u

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@azechu]

Thanks for the info

[@gulflander9137]

How do you decide the % and type of media in the mix?

[@bindhuvarathan9293]

awesome... thank you for vedio.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@gardeningwithpleasure]

Thanks for sharing

[@littlefarmhouseflowers3339]

Very well made explanation. Thank you

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks

[@patriotic190]

@@urbangardeningofficial can we do this from a bouquet ???

[@patriotic190]

@@urbangardeningofficial will it work in USA

[@DevikaElumalai]

Amazing😍

[@watchrepairtutorials]

Fantastic content

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤝 happy Gardening

[@HarjeetSingh-kj4xj]

It was very good information on mums.it will be nice if you can mention in which month to grow cutting s and which month to transplant in pots....
For every plant if month is mentioned for propagatin, cutting and replanting..that will be great
Thank you

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thanks for your comment....in india you can grow mums/chrysanthemum cuttings in july end- august....whenever cutting are ready you can transplant them in individual pots..tc happy gardening

[@PeterHenneberg]

Hi! Thank you for all your great videos. I really enjoy watching your work. I have a few chrysanthemum in my own garden, which are blooming beautifully at the moment. However, I am from Scandinavia, so most likely the flowers will die when winter comes. I am making a few cuttings from mine, so I can have more beautiful flowers next year. When do you recommend I do that cuttings and when should I plant them out? We normally have frost here from dec - march/april. Or is there a way to collect seeds from the flowers, so I can sow new in the spring?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

U can plant cuttings now they normally take 8-12 days to root... Use A mix of perlite n compost or sand n compost... Good luck

[@ncsncs4488]

Thanks for the wonderful video. Is it okay to do the cuttings now at this time(early winter)?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Yes sure.. Go ahead 🙂

[@krishnarajsinghtomar856]

Nice informative video 👌👌

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@chihponglee5653]

Thank you very very much! 👍 🙏

[@urbangardeningofficial]

:) thank u..:)

[@mylittlegarden2887]

🐝🐝🐝🐝😊
Very nice video thnk u Soo much 👍👍👍👍👍

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@easypeasy2991]

Love your videos thank you!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Glad you like them..thank you

[@farhatzehra2505]

Thanks for Nice information

[@gagansharma3835]

grt vedio sir

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Gagan Sharma thank u 😊😊😊

[@erpritampatel6078]

Super work bro

[@davidhafner4089]

Thank you sir great video

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks sir 🤝

[@matthewclark7952]

An excellent video, thank you very much! 🙏🏻 💫 ✨ 🌱

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks

[@pravindongare1002]

Nice video

[@vencatachellumnicole3930]

Nice video

[@shaphali23]

Very informative.. can we do the same at March end.. so as to have fully grown plants in blooming season

[@ulupeekakoty7735]

Thank you very much.

[@harrybarber4421]

Very informative VDO @Mohit San

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@lindajoseph6633]

Thank you for your prompt reply. 🙏

[@urbangardeningofficial]

💐🤝

[@vineetabhandari6406]

Good evening. I followed your method right till transplanting the newly rooted saplings. I find now that in one or two of these the leaves are curling inwards and look as if they are dying. What could be the reason. It’s about 10-12 days since I transplanted them. They are placed where they get the morning sun for about 4-5 hours. Please advise what to do. Thank you.

[@mycreationandlifestyle2090]

Amazed😍😍send cuttings pls

[@kavitatendolkar4253]

Well explained and simple but very much needed information . Thanks
I have one question. Can we make cuttings of the stems of the mums which we get at the florist ? If yes, will the method be the same?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

yes they will root ..but thr success rate will be lesser ....as the stem which we get at the shop are not fresh .....just cut the top 3-4 inch off from the stem n plant the bottom stem in the same manner

[@kavitatendolkar4253]

Urban Gardening Thanks

[@binitahazarika5805]

Hello..u surprised me.ur cuttings rooted in 5days.my cuttings takes 10-12days n sometimes some of them rot.i ve been doing for 3yrs..always same.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

ma'am its 25 days ..please look carefully in the video ...:) chrysanthemum normally take roots properly after 18-25 ..:)days....

[@binitahazarika5805]

Urban Gardener oh yes its 25days i rewatch ur video.d light shine on 25when it was first shown may be i overlooked it.huh now satisfied that every mum cutting s takes time as mine.

[@binitahazarika5805]

ur cuttings r nice n healthy.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hahahha..:)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@easypeasy2991]

Thanks for your great videos. Do you take these cuttings in April or when is it best?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Whenever temp is between 8 to 25 degree Celsius...where do u live???

[@easypeasy2991]

@@urbangardeningofficial South UK, sir. I got a nice pot plant mum yesterday, white with green centre, unusual colour. Will do that when the plant grows bigger. Thank you sir, your videos are very clear and have lots of info.

[@shubhamprajapati119]

nic video brother....👌👌👌

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thanxxx

[@pragnadawar7965]

So.nice.

[@manjuagarwal200]

Mohit very good

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u maam..:)

[@roshanaarakhan5914]

Very nice video sar

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@cosmeticsandplants]

V.nice........

[@urbangardeningofficial]

happy gardening thank u 😊😊

[@richardvaldes3959]

Thank you sir!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Happy Gardening 🤝

[@shinewithvikas2085]

very cool sir

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@rimutg3389]

Any other time for the propagation sir?

[@nisreenyasir493]

Hi sir , can u make video about kinds of propagate : woodcuttings , semiwood and softwood cuttings , with all success conditions ?
Thanks

[@urbangardeningofficial]

ya sure will try..:)

[@nityarao672]

How many cuttings should be planted in a final 12" pot for bushy look?

[@waheguruaulakhwaheguruwahe2596]

Nice bro g

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@nisreenyasir493]

What's the best season to propagating that flowers ?

[@srikalanagaraja2096]

Can I grow them with the stalks of the flowers which are 4 to 5inches long

[@farhatzehra2505]

Nice

[@varsha.tyagi16]

Hi,I wanted to ask in the final pot in which i plan to grow the plant for the rest of the season ,can i put more than one cuttings.?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Ya sure in a 10 inch diameter pot u can plant 2-3 plants

[@varsha.tyagi16]

@@urbangardeningofficial Thankyou:)

[@saadrehman6695]

and plz tell me about can cuttings grow with out rooting harmone....

[@vaishnavireddy5572]

What is the rooting harmone you used?

[@janicehutchins3776]

Can mums be grown indoors during the winter if cuttings are taken in October?

[@satyabhamadewangan4616]

If we do not use rooting harmone ,will the plant develop roots?

[@gardeningashobby4019]

Hi. Can we grow cutting in this cold weather and will they survive in summer

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Yes sure

[@yasharaskar4393]

I want one video on yellow chrysanthemums. Please

[@TrinityChurchAbohar77]

What should be the temperature to grow these cuttings..

[@urbangardeningofficial]

15 to 28 degree celsius is ideal

[@marshelladwiw264]

How long to put the chrysanthemum on the rooting hormone?

[@adriannastha5742]

What if i cut buds does it harm the planta.. the one i bought from nursery didn't have much height bt there were buds so in order to give height and growrh of branches i took out buds.. what will happen to my plant.? The branches are getting longer

[@kasturithirumalareddy5381]

Sir from where did you get rooting harmone plz tell me

[@tkthebudgie1619]

Can I use honey for root hormone alternative and how to use means we have to add water to honey then mix or just dip stem in honey and plant it directly plz tell for honey 🍯

[@sunil21234]

Thanks for the same

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@sumithra_s1184]

Sir, will it grow in Chennai's climate?

[@Simba_ybr_17]

Please tell some good plants to grow n place in kitchen...that would be decorative n freshing ...

[@ulupeekakoty7735]

Very nice presentation. The subtitles go away very quickly.😊

[@sheenasehgal4028]

I bought my mums from a nursery (November 1st week)and they are very very small . When I bought it , it was bearing flowers . Now all the flowers have dried up (I have removed all dried flowers). It’s been more than 20 days and it has not produced any flower or bud . So shall I throw the plant or propogate it from those small cutting . Which month is suitable to do that as I stay in Delhi

[@jennyfersyiem5372]

Which month is best for cutting propagation?

[@lindajoseph6633]

I had purchased two chrysanthemums plants from a nursery. After few weeks repotted them to another pots. Did some pinching n had put some manure also. No yet bloomed and very slow growth. Should I put manure or compost for fast growth???

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Where do you live

[@julitocarido7113]

What is the name of the rooting mix?

[@dr.ilyaskhan5313]

Can we use 90 percent cocopeat instead sand with garden soil

[@urbangardeningofficial]

yes ..:)

[@ramyamurali7883]

Can we use cocopit and gardensoil instead of sand

[@urbangardeningofficial]

ya sure..:)

[@pavanarajeev9989]

Superb,, Sir can u sell the cuttings or seeds,, i am from Kerala,,

[@rimutg3389]

My pink chrysanthemum plant is flowering now.. When do I take the cuttings? What will be the right time to take cuttings? Pl

[@prateek1203]

What to do with mother plant after propagation ??

[@venturemiranda7387]

I don’t know my plant leave is like become dull?? New plant

[@rimutg3389]

Should we do this propagation after the bloom?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

no..do it with the new stems

[@rimutg3389]

Okay.. thank you so much for replying sir.. highly appreciate ur kind response 😊

[@jayashreemurthy99]

Sir, I HV lot of mum plants.It is d month of February,will it bloom now? Can I leave d plants in summer direct sunlight? which is d . right month to propagate thru cutting?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

jayashree murthy no they will not bloom now ...they are winter plants normally blooms during dec-jan months...september is the best time to propagate them through cuttings..direct sun during summers will burn your plants ..keep them in partial shade

[@geetahede9372]

In which month do we propogate chruysentimums

[@HEMALATHA-je6bz]

how many days it ll take to start blooming flower after planting to field

[@urbangardeningofficial]

55-75 days

[@lindajoseph6633]

Can I use turmeric or honey as rooting hormone for chrysanthemums cuttings.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Use honey or cinnamon powder

[@weaverbird]

Seeds kis month me lagaye?

[@pramodkumar-gf2do]

Namaste ji flawer plant me khad kab phir dena hota hai ye bhi baty please reply

[@urbangardeningofficial]

aap 15-20 days mae ek baar khaad add kar jo zyada nhi thodi hi daalni hai...seasonal plants mae kam perament plants mae thodi aur...tc

[@sushmacallumalige2373]

Is it ok to use small containers?please help with preferred container size

[@A_non_y_mous]

5-6 inch pot is ideal for Chrysanthemum

[@gnanagowthami1524]

What could be a good alternative for rooting hormone powder, please reply fast as this is july

[@loveisintheair1077]

Gowthami Rao some gardener use honey

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Use honey or cinnamon powder

[@gnanagowthami1524]

Thanku so much