I'm going to try this as an experiment in my elementary classroom! It'll be exciting to observe and chart it's progress! Thank you for presenting this video.
So once you've done this do you plant potato and all directly into the garden bed ? Looks rather simple and if it works wonderful because it means the home gardener can have a rose garden cheaply , thanks so much
done this since I was 9... its an old technique but can't say I've ever had an issue :) .. every rose worked out.. grew healthy so good video helping out people who may not know this method :)
*_This is my second AeroGarden unit. Both are still working but I got the 2nd one because they work that well>>> ! This unit is aesthetically pleasing and well constructed. Perfect for small spaces ._*
OMG! I hate cutted Roses because they live only a few days. I will try this trick or solution tomorrow morning... I'm really excited if it works. Maybe not tomorrow because I have to order that route enhancing black fluid hopefully I can get it somewhere on Amazon or eBay 😀 dude if this really works I'll be so happy, ... Really!!! Thanks a lot for this great video!
If you took two seconds to actually read what he said then you could see that he wasn't referring to the song, he was talking about the original comment.
My dad did these things so he could start plants he liked for free. I am pretty sure that he explained it like this - the rose node is ready to sprout, use growing medium of your choice on it and it will sprout / the inside of the potatoe is starch, aka sugar which the rose is utilizing as its food. Since the potatoe hasn't even got any sprouting nodes at present and at least 3 are needed for optimal sprouting growth so when placed in soil mixture it will really get growing or potatoe will need to get older to start sprouting (usually ones left in their bags creating at least some condensation, will sprout faster), so the rose will have eaten, sprouted and be ready to plant by the time the potatoe will sprout. They will not be hybrids. That is an entirely different process I believe my dad explained it as the manual pollinating process from their flowers to make a hybrid of 2 plants, of various flowers, etc., for sure, otherwise Mother Nature and bees, insects, etc. will take care of it. I do not think so but I am not even sure that a potatoe and a rose would be able to pollinate each other?
For all of you that say this doesn't work. Please be aware that it can take 10 or more months for new growth with this method. Do not be discouraged it does work. Most people seem to think that you will get roots in a few weeks this is not the case. It would have been nice if the person that did this video added a time line for all of you people that probably tossed your rose. 😊
This is a great idea for a mother's day gift. I am a teacher and this combines a science experiment with an inexpensive beautiful gift for moms! Tiffany from Southwark Elementary in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
it is clickbait, they supposed to show us what we can achieve... otherwise what's the point? He was just showing a lot of products advertising, even had a link to buy some of it... yet only shown the start of the process and no progress or end result of a grown rose...
Yes, as long as the original was not a chimera (and even then you can probably get both cell lines in the cutting). It might not be as vigorous as a grafted plant tho.
Barbara Ross Best comment in my opinion! Especially since he mentions (in his lemon cutting video) how much he enjoys drilling into potatoes, so producing lots and lots of drill bit cleanings wouldn't be hard work for him :D!
If u want to grow it in a pot in the house, since the potato is feeding it should u water it or does the potato do all the work. If it needs water, How much and how often? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video. If planting in pot inside. How/when should it be watered? Also, what would be the best time to plant outside? Should it be covered to keep the moisture in. And, how deep should it be planted? Thanks
So cool!!! Thank you!!! I am new to gardening sorta, I was doing it a few years ago then I got gravely ill and either homebound ( not able to even touch plants or go outside) or in the hospital... so now I'm trying to get back into it but my plants keep dying!! I killed all my clients house plants while house sitting and idk how. I watered them etc.. my mom can grow anything!!! I read many books and read many articles. I watched videos and TH-cam as well!! When I was in college i studied this/Botany and crossbreeding etc.( was a Pharm major and I also wanted to learn how to grow and use holistic herbs and cannabis for alignments!! What if I don't have a lemon tree?? Can I use seeds or could I use any cuttings like hydrangeas, peonies, string of pearls plant, etc.. ?? With the Potatoee!! How long do you keep them in the potatoee?? I love your videos thanks
nice informative video, but the loud background music makes it difficult to hear.Do you want us to hear the info you give, or the music? Both together just don't work!
I did enjoy your video very much I normally do not enjoy nor like videos it takes them 10 years to get to the point thank you very much for this video. just a little on the stem".
Wow! This is an amazing technique..i am growing different types of vegetables & flowers. This one is so going on my list. I will use honey to stimulate roots. I will keep you updated on the progress, thanks for your video!
Of all the stem cuttung/growing videos I have watched tbis was simple and a no brainer for me. I have some cuttung at the moment so will be doing this in the next few days. Thank you for the time to make your video. Oh o e more tip I got. As it is Autumn in Australia I will be taking my cuttungs inside as you suggested. This was exciting for me to watch as I like to experiment. Thanks again🤗
How do you remove the cutting from the potato after it has developed roots? Or do you plant the whole thing? But why the need for potato and Clonex? I have had rose cuttings growing roots in just water or soil.
Torgeir Molaug He said you plant the entire thing either in your yard or a pot if you want to do indoors. The potato will decompose in the soil which will in turn feed the rose stem/plant.
You can damage the rose cutting if you just shove it in and your putting it onto dead potato particles if you just shoved them in no need to get so upset over a drill bit
are you talking about rooting? or just as a cut flower? Just asking, i have rooted thousands of plants over the past 15 years this way. But my chest isn't puffed out as I have been humbled many times and always looking for advice. What do you recommend?
Basically yes, this technique can be applied to all stem type plants. Make 45° cutting for the surface area to take root. With a clean blade, cut a portion of Aloe Vera. Gently moosh a small section of the aloe and the dip the cutting, giving it a liberal amount on the cut edge of the "clone"
I have never had success doing that. I learned after failing at the potato thing, that a cutting dipped in root growth hormone set in a jar of water works much better! It's never failed that way.
It will work alright, you'll be getting a nice set of potato leaves growing shortly in the soil, but the rose cutting will dry up and not grow .. I should know, I've tried this ..
no issues with the person making this video but If anyone one watching this video is a Christian it is sin to combine fruits flowers hybriding mixing is a sin in the bible
Gerrod Richardson You're talking about animals, which God did give us reign over. We have been able to domesticated many for good and fruitful blessings for many. We've been given reign over species of various degrees of intelligence, which IMHO we've been very negligent about. These are plants and by refining strains of even say, rice, we've fed billions. How could that be a sin? I believe that knowledge has been a blessing and I applaud this gentleman's video and sharing of his knowledge!! Many, like me, enjoy roses and appreciate all that they provide us - not just in scents. For those who are of limited means, this knowledge is truly a blessing. At any rate, I came here to see and receive knowledge of being able to save the roses that my wonderful husband surprises me with as frequently as is affordable, and it saddens me to throw them away when they are a luxury he knows I enjoy . I didn't come here for a theology discussion and apologize if I have offended anyone. Thanks so much for the video!!!
Gerrod Richardson he's NOT hybriding the potato and the rose together. he's using the potato to sustain the life of the rose stem like a natural fertilizer, he explains that as the potato decomposes, it feeds and waters the rose stem (@4:11) watch it again and listen to the explaination carefully
wow what a great way to get a second plant out of a favorite rose bush. It's hard to grow roses in Florida however. You really have to make it a full-time job down here. New Jersey where they get the prescribed at least six weeks of fries and wealth just the soil is so much better up there I have some really prize roses and here in Florida it's almost impossible :-(
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My mom just passed away and she always had a mini rose bush in the house. I'm going to try this to make some cuttings. Thanks for the tip. 🌹
You're mom would be proud of you.
Sorry for your loss
jw.org dear
sorry for your loss 🌹
Rick Buisson sorry to hear that
I'm sorry about your loss, your mom is surely very proud of you💕
And that's a wonderful idea!
Many hugs and good luck with your roses! 💕🌹
should have shown the 'after' photo so people can see how well it works
Sam Pull Thanx I won't bother watching it to the end lol
well you can fast forward it miss michelle
Sam Pull
I thought this was a timelapse :(
Lari-chan haha Same.
I'm 60 & I learned something new! I'm sharing this with my grand kids, Thank You!
I tried this and all I grew were tiny potatoes underneath the potato, and a dead rose stem 😂😂
Same here!
Thank you! I can't wait to try this. I've been wanting to attempt to grow from a cutting, I'd never thought it'd be so simple.
if a potato can grow a rose, this gives me hope that I can be pretty one day. lol
I'm going to try this as an experiment in my elementary classroom! It'll be exciting to observe and chart it's progress! Thank you for presenting this video.
So once you've done this do you plant potato and all directly into the garden bed ? Looks rather simple and if it works wonderful because it means the home gardener can have a rose garden cheaply , thanks so much
Welcome Molly! Thanks for stopping by
And a few potatoes under the Rose Plant to dig during transplanting.
Thank you for a great tip....👍
you didn't answer the question, fool! do you plant the potato in the soil, or not?
Larry Von Rude
my mom LOVED roses so much! my kids and I will be planting roses at her grave this spring! thank you so much for the advice! 😊
I would have liked to seen some progress or even a finished product. Thanks.
done this since I was 9... its an old technique but can't say I've ever had an issue :) .. every rose worked out.. grew healthy so good video helping out people who may not know this method :)
You are the only person that has been positive.
I am trying it now and hope it is successful
agree, I feel the same way. Alot of negative people in here. I will be trying this 100% for sure. Local garden place here also sells clonex. Yehhh.
*_This is my second AeroGarden unit. Both are still working but I got the 2nd one because they work that well>>> ! This unit is aesthetically pleasing and well constructed. Perfect for small spaces ._*
These gardens are addicting
Gardening for dummies like me.
the best one
OMG! I hate cutted Roses because they live only a few days. I will try this trick or solution tomorrow morning... I'm really excited if it works. Maybe not tomorrow because I have to order that route enhancing black fluid hopefully I can get it somewhere on Amazon or eBay 😀 dude if this really works I'll be so happy, ... Really!!!
Thanks a lot for this great video!
I have learned something new! I never knew this could be done thanks for the information.
This video is quite educational. This shall be my third attempt to grow such roses from cuttings.
Would something like this help with helping avocados sprouting roots in water, faster?
hmmm, its worth a shot!
Christiaan Baron
LegendaryGamer561 10/10 best comment in 2017
David Brainerd ...its a song
If you took two seconds to actually read what he said then you could see that he wasn't referring to the song, he was talking about the original comment.
That has got to be the most beautiful potato I have ever seen.
My dad did these things so he could start plants he liked for free. I am pretty sure that he explained it like this - the rose node is ready to sprout, use growing medium of your choice on it and it will sprout / the inside of the potatoe is starch, aka sugar which the rose is utilizing as its food. Since the potatoe hasn't even got any sprouting nodes at present and at least 3 are needed for optimal sprouting growth so when placed in soil mixture it will really get growing or potatoe will need to get older to start sprouting (usually ones left in their bags creating at least some condensation, will sprout faster), so the rose will have eaten, sprouted and be ready to plant by the time the potatoe will sprout. They will not be hybrids. That is an entirely different process I believe my dad explained it as the manual pollinating process from their flowers to make a hybrid of 2 plants, of various flowers, etc., for sure, otherwise Mother Nature and bees, insects, etc. will take care of it. I do not think so but I am not even sure that a potatoe and a rose would be able to pollinate each other?
Cheryl Duma
if it did would it be a rosato? or a potose?
I'm not the least bit convinced this works. How about a video proving you really do this and it really works.
i thought it would be a time lapse, i am disspointed, needs clearer title
For all of you that say this doesn't work. Please be aware that it can take 10 or more months for new growth with this method. Do not be discouraged it does work. Most people seem to think that you will get roots in a few weeks this is not the case. It would have been nice if the person that did this video added a time line for all of you people that probably tossed your rose. 😊
absolutely spud-tacular !! :D
lol Mike
This is so cool! I had no idea flowers could grow new roots from the stem.
so this is what home world thinks of fusion
Ash nice 😆
Ash lol
Why do people always try to bring fandoms into random videos lmao
Sans The Skeleton oh god you got infected by the undertale virus
i am angerey
What's wrong with that? Lol.
This is a great idea for a mother's day gift. I am a teacher and this combines a science experiment with an inexpensive beautiful gift for moms! Tiffany from Southwark Elementary in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Can you show us the result?
Anggiezzz The pricks a fake he just Does this for views
Vince Alkazar ooow... great, well this kinda hack i saw also on Pinterest... didnt know he did this just for views... thanks yo
Anggiezzz
lv u baby rose for u
Anggiezzz this is an actual thing that can work. The yield isn't 100%.
Rick Buisson...your mom will surely smile when she sees a rose in your home.
This is kinda clickbait only clicked cause I thought they would show it grow
arc_wanhed
It's not click bait though you're supposed to do it yourself
kaylee rose
or I
it is clickbait, they supposed to show us what we can achieve... otherwise what's the point? He was just showing a lot of products advertising, even had a link to buy some of it... yet only shown the start of the process and no progress or end result of a grown rose...
I use willow cuttings soaked it water. I put cuttings in the liquid! It works but not as well as the commercial rooting hormone.
I done this as a child for a science fair project. but i used a tater and a sun flower.
Let it grow! Let it grow!
Frozen coming back to me...oh no!
First Class Gardens Read my comment again. It's even worse than Let it Go as of right now.
Instructions unclear, the rose turned into a french fry
LOL
hahahaahha
That would be convenient to pluck french fries off of a bush. Can you get a tater tot variety as well?
😂😂😂😂
Sounds like the kind of thing the 9gag community will love.
Will the rose grow true to type without grafting if it is a hybrid?
And you can use the drill bit cleanings for curly fries!!
Barbara Ross lol I love you! 👌💕
Yes, as long as the original was not a chimera (and even then you can probably get both cell lines in the cutting). It might not be as vigorous as a grafted plant tho.
Rosie Brown Thank you! I'm going to give it a go!
Barbara Ross
Best comment in my opinion! Especially since he mentions (in his lemon cutting video) how much he enjoys drilling into potatoes, so producing lots and lots of drill bit cleanings wouldn't be hard work for him :D!
Barbara Ross
always wanted a potatohead and called her Rose, never tought I would find it on youtube
I would have liked to see it growing a bit later.
When potatoes have life sustaining properties.
Can't wait to try this with cannabis plants!
Sean Prior that's actually why I'm watching this😂
Janette Reeli Baumann not like he's making meth or something lol
Janette Reeli Baumann what do you mean wtf, are you 12? Lol
Sean Prior Dude that's EXACTLY what I was thinking. BITD we used papertowels lol
j hman ikr. Like what f , are you talking about actual drugs!? Ewwww, ga-ROSE I'm soooooo sure. Audi!!!
How to root a rose bush is a fantastic DIY! Great video :)
If u want to grow it in a pot in the house, since the potato is feeding it should u water it or does the potato do all the work. If it needs water, How much and how often? Thanks for sharing!
i only have been watering to make sure the soil does not dry out.
First Class Gardens Thank u
Best rose cutting video I've seen. Quick and instructional!
Will this work on roses I buy from the grocery store? Also am I supposed to soak the roses beforehand?
worth a try! Soak them if you are not ready to try this right away.
First Class Gardens hey thanks for the quick reply!
What did I just watch.....and why did I watch all of it?!
wat if the potato grows with the rose???
congrats you have rosatoes
Potoses
They both sound like skin irregularities.
Potoses sounds more fun
my mum showed me that's wrong. she somehow makes all the potatoes grow roots
but do they taste like roses or potatoes hahahaha
Very nice I like it so much this video
i had fun doing those videos... thank you for watching.
But I wanted to see what it looks like after if it really worked. :(
Everyone else tell you to but a water bottle over the rose or see though plastic bags over them do we need to do that please answer ASAP thank you
I tried this. I have a pot full of beautiful potato leaves. The rose stems are black and dead. But the potato leaves are green and beautiful.
nice!
Next trend : growing flowers/ trees inside fruit/ vegetables
Super 😉😉😉
Very interesting.The cinnamon was a first.And work as a gardener.I am trying rose cuttings after pruning fresh branches
Neat , gonna try this
share with us how it turns out. thanks!
Thanks for the video. If planting in pot inside. How/when should it be watered? Also, what would be the best time to plant outside? Should it be covered to keep the moisture in. And, how deep should it be planted? Thanks
will the potato grow more potatoes when you plant it?
nope but they smell somewhat rosy
So cool!!! Thank you!!! I am new to gardening sorta, I was doing it a few years ago then I got gravely ill and either homebound ( not able to even touch plants or go outside) or in the hospital... so now I'm trying to get back into it but my plants keep dying!! I killed all my clients house plants while house sitting and idk how. I watered them etc.. my mom can grow anything!!! I read many books and read many articles. I watched videos and TH-cam as well!! When I was in college i studied this/Botany and crossbreeding etc.( was a Pharm major and I also wanted to learn how to grow and use holistic herbs and cannabis for alignments!!
What if I don't have a lemon tree?? Can I use seeds or could I use any cuttings like hydrangeas, peonies, string of pearls plant, etc.. ?? With the Potatoee!! How long do you keep them in the potatoee?? I love your videos thanks
nice informative video, but the loud background music makes it difficult to hear.Do you want us to hear the info you give, or the music? Both together just don't work!
I did enjoy your video very much I normally do not enjoy nor like videos it takes them 10 years to get to the point thank you very much for this video.
just a little on the stem".
Hi :)
I was just wondering, can you do this with other plants also OR just the Rose Family???
th-cam.com/video/eEFyzaFr-OQ/w-d-xo.html I am trying a Lemon Tree Next!!
Great video, especially if the roses take root and flourish!
Where is part two...of the rose?
Key J-M oh yea !!! He forgot to show the 🌹
Yaa 😒
Cool...this looks like fun and i'm gonna try this in our cooler climate zone of Southland.
You should show us some timelapse as proof
Wow! This is an amazing technique..i am growing different types of vegetables & flowers. This one is so going on my list. I will use honey to stimulate roots. I will keep you updated on the progress, thanks for your video!
Joy Fence can you give feedback??
I wish you had added the honey and cinnamon in this video.
JayKB honey and cinnamon?
seinna Uielle yes, and the next video about lemons deals with this.
poorbaby / to
I wish he'd told us how to tell which node would produce a leaf, and which would produce a root.
I wish he had finished the video series. He just... disappeared.
I've never seen anyone drill a potato before, especially for a good reason. :)
first for everything :)
you don't need that dam music. it makes it hard to hear you
george fetters Yeah. It was a little loud.
Of all the stem cuttung/growing videos I have watched tbis was simple and a no brainer for me. I have some cuttung at the moment so will be doing this in the next few days. Thank you for the time to make your video. Oh o e more tip I got. As it is Autumn in Australia I will be taking my cuttungs inside as you suggested. This was exciting for me to watch as I like to experiment. Thanks again🤗
HULK SMASH LIKE BUTTON!
Thank you HULK!!!
wow....this is a superb idea...just loved it...I too tried growing rose stem in d potato...
the drill is overkill! :P
This channel should have more views and subs
"And watch it grow", well, I didn't see anything.
Jas Mann he meant you can waitch it grow after you use this method
o NO, you just published, now I have to WAIT for the update.... "wait till next year"... TIS THE ANTHEM OF THE PERENNIAL GARDENER
You can graft anything and everything?!
He cant because it isnt 100% true
I tried this way.my potatoes grew very fast 😀
How do you remove the cutting from the potato after it has developed roots? Or do you plant the whole thing? But why the need for potato and Clonex? I have had rose cuttings growing roots in just water or soil.
Torgeir Molaug He said you plant the entire thing either in your yard or a pot if you want to do indoors. The potato will decompose in the soil which will in turn feed the rose stem/plant.
the thumbnail looked crazy so I clicked on it and here I am. mind blown again
1 Samuel 12:24 But be sure to fear the Lord and serve him faithfully with all your heart; consider what great things He has done for you.
thank you
This is easy im use to cutting half of the stem and wrapping plastic around it with little bit of water
really! he had to use a power tool to drill a hole in a god damn potato?
Does it really matter to you that much?
You can damage the rose cutting if you just shove it in and your putting it onto dead potato particles if you just shoved them in no need to get so upset over a drill bit
I love roses. Thanks for the video bud. You got my thumbs up.
from a retired florist, you never cut a stem that close to a knob.
are you talking about rooting? or just as a cut flower? Just asking, i have rooted thousands of plants over the past 15 years this way. But my chest isn't puffed out as I have been humbled many times and always looking for advice. What do you recommend?
Liked to have seen later how the rose grew.
Something disjointed, disconnected here. Good material but it needs another draft. (music sucks)
fresh Aloe vera will stimulate root growth as well.
Awesome! thanks Jimmy
JimmyRiggin 420 I didn't know that about aloe vera. Thanks!!!!
JimmyRiggin do I just stick the rose in a piece or aloe and plant it?
Basically yes, this technique can be applied to all stem type plants. Make 45° cutting for the surface area to take root. With a clean blade, cut a portion of Aloe Vera. Gently moosh a small section of the aloe and the dip the cutting, giving it a liberal amount on the cut edge of the "clone"
very interesting, what stops the potato growing into a new plant as well instead of decomposing?
What tf am I watching 😂😂
Tiffany :3 😄
I have never had success doing that. I learned after failing at the potato thing, that a cutting dipped in root growth hormone set in a jar of water works much better! It's never failed that way.
🌹
Thanks never thought of this, but will give it a try.
POOOOTAAAAATOOOOOOO
XxJustxX Me Poteen!
I am very surprised to see this technique. Pretty clever!
not true!
Actually this will work
It will work alright, you'll be getting a nice set of potato leaves growing shortly in the soil, but the rose cutting will dry up and not grow .. I should know, I've tried this ..
Watch it roll, watch it go, watch that rose growpato
The music is annoying!
Awl you poor thing
lol i m sure Pericles isn t upset no more
Wow you made it so easy to understand!! Thanks!!
Bla...Bla... Bla... Ok... watch the next Bla... Bla... Bla...
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Nn and gb
Twat.
What a fantastic idea, thanks for the tip.
no issues with the person making this video but If anyone one watching this video is a Christian it is sin to combine fruits flowers hybriding mixing is a sin in the bible
Gerrod Richardson correct that is not true. In the beginning God created and we are made in his image so we also can create.
Shaine Wallace really mixing is natural? so why don't wild animals do it? heyennas will never like tigers
Gerrod Richardson You're talking about animals, which God did give us reign over. We have been able to domesticated many for good and fruitful blessings for many. We've been given reign over species of various degrees of intelligence, which IMHO we've been very negligent about. These are plants and by refining strains of even say, rice, we've fed billions. How could that be a sin? I believe that knowledge has been a blessing and I applaud this gentleman's video and sharing of his knowledge!! Many, like me, enjoy roses and appreciate all that they provide us - not just in scents. For those who are of limited means, this knowledge is truly a blessing.
At any rate, I came here to see and receive knowledge of being able to save the roses that my wonderful husband surprises me with as frequently as is affordable, and it saddens me to throw them away when they are a luxury he knows I enjoy . I didn't come here for a theology discussion and apologize if I have offended anyone.
Thanks so much for the video!!!
Gerrod Richardson get a life please what is wrong with you ?
Gerrod Richardson he's NOT hybriding the potato and the rose together. he's using the potato to sustain the life of the rose stem like a natural fertilizer, he explains that as the potato decomposes, it feeds and waters the rose stem (@4:11) watch it again and listen to the explaination carefully
wow what a great way to get a second plant out of a favorite rose bush. It's hard to grow roses in Florida however. You really have to make it a full-time job down here. New Jersey where they get the prescribed at least six weeks of fries and wealth just the soil is so much better up there I have some really prize roses and here in Florida it's almost impossible :-(
this works for dozens and dozens of plants.
Potatoes like me finally have a chance 😂