Love your channel! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It's early Auntumn here is Melbourne and I believe it's be best time for cuttings. Dahlias are my fav :)
thank you so much! just two days ago i took a beautiful flower which i have yet to identify from my friend's countryside house with hopes of propagating it but didn't know how. just watched your video and will get to it so i can grow them in my house!
It's a rare thing for me to subscribe to a channel but I did because I like the way you give precise clear information on a subject that I like. If you could mention the date when you post it would help me and I'm sure others too as you often show us updates of up to 12 weeks later which could potentially put us in a whole new season. Great videos, keep em coming. Thanks.
I have may update videos to finish but i'm having computer issues right now. As this channel is now global dates would be different in each country so i don't specify in order not to confuse seasons. Glad you like my channel :)
you're a beautiful man and you explain things so well. my mom recently bought dahlias and the flowers are still small unlike yours.. we transferred it to the soil in our garden and found out that there are small snails in the pot we bought it in that's why the flowers are dying.. we hope it will survive and grow pretty flowers
Awesome mate ive just started gardening as i suffer from fibro and cfs so my illness limited me in physical exercise but ive discovered gardening its bit easier going cheers bud
Nice simple explanation. I have watched a couple of your presentations on here and have enjoyed them all. Keep putting them out as I'm sure there are lots of people who would appreciate them as well
Just found your channel and you're making great content. Thanks for the helpful and interesting videos, you've inspired me to have a go of a lot of thnigs now!
Helpful advice. Reassuring to know that some wilting along the way is normal. Since some of our dahlias tend sprawl anyway, I’ll take some cuttings to make it more compact and see what happens.
Oh I have!! You've helped me a lot because I like to cross-reference stuff and your videos are great because they're full of info but not obviously so. You have a great teaching style.
Just stumbled across your channel, brilliant videos! New to gardening so got lots of good ideas! Do the same steps apply for trees/bushes etc? Thanks :)
I've been trying Rose cutting since last year but haven't found a successful way of doing it yet as they need the same temperature to Root and good weather has been so hard to come by this year
I dont suppose you're interested in Bonsai tree's at all? it would be nice to see what you would do with them and maintaining them as I am keeping one at the moment thanks for the videos they're really helping me a lot with my little Garden projects
Love your videos, they're super helpful. Dahlias are my favourite plant so I want to build up my stock, just wondering when is the best time of year to do this??
As the UK had so much rain early summer they bloomed late this year but when ever they are strong enough or showing buds should be fine. doing them too late in summer could mean they won't create tubers before Winter hits but you could bring them inside until they're done.
Hi, I bought cut peonies from the supermarket and they are beautiful so I want to plant them. What do I need to do please? They've got no roots, just gorgeous flowers!
I am new to planting. Can you grow cuttings from flowering plants specifically Petunias without any rooting powder, etc? Can you skip the powder, gel etc. and just plant it directly?
To avoid the wilting, that really drain the cutting of strength, is to use a plastic bag over the cutting.................. Do this and your success rate will soar......😊
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What a fantastic channel to stumble across! Thank you so much, your videos are wonderful!
You're welcome :)
I really like the way u explain everything so simply & thoroughly, thanks for the helpful info. An Aussie gardener😉
Tbch that's why I liked the video too. The guy goes into how to cut a flower but in depth for complete beginners who have no idea like myself.
I always wanted to grow an orange - or lemontree but I didn't know how. Thanks to your channel it's working out very well! Thanks and all best!
Glad they could help. Let me know how you get on via my facebook gardening community :) facebook.com/groups/projectdiariesHQ
How many flowers will grow from each cutting?
It depends which flowers you're cutting from?
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Thank you! It's already way bigger than I ever thought :)
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Love your channel! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It's early Auntumn here is Melbourne and I believe it's be best time for cuttings. Dahlias are my fav :)
I took loads in Autumn last year but they didn't survive the winter. Best to take them as soon as you can to give them a good start
Great video simply explained
thank you so much! just two days ago i took a beautiful flower which i have yet to identify from my friend's countryside house with hopes of propagating it but didn't know how. just watched your video and will get to it so i can grow them in my house!
Beautiful
It's a rare thing for me to subscribe to a channel but I did because I like the way you give precise clear information on a subject that I like. If you could mention the date when you post it would help me and I'm sure others too as you often show us updates of up to 12 weeks later which could potentially put us in a whole new season. Great videos, keep em coming. Thanks.
I have may update videos to finish but i'm having computer issues right now. As this channel is now global dates would be different in each country so i don't specify in order not to confuse seasons. Glad you like my channel :)
them are some beatiful dahlias
Love, love, love your videos! I'm learning lots of great information, thank you so much!
You're very welcome Donna :)
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Thanks for the advice
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you're a beautiful man and you explain things so well. my mom recently bought dahlias and the flowers are still small unlike yours.. we transferred it to the soil in our garden and found out that there are small snails in the pot we bought it in that's why the flowers are dying.. we hope it will survive and grow pretty flowers
I learn something from that! Simple and good info. Nice one
Thank you!
Totally love this channel 😍
Glad you enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing.
Awesome mate ive just started gardening as i suffer from fibro and cfs so my illness limited me in physical exercise but ive discovered gardening its bit easier going cheers bud
Thanks for sharing this video, good stuff!
Nice simple explanation. I have watched a couple of your presentations on here and have enjoyed them all. Keep putting them out as I'm sure there are lots of people who would appreciate them as well
Thank you Philip, I love getting feedback and replies to these Videos. It encourages me to carry on with this Channel :)
Just found your channel and you're making great content. Thanks for the helpful and interesting videos, you've inspired me to have a go of a lot of thnigs now!
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Thank you. Very helpful! best wishes.
Beautiful video nice garden and informative tips thanks!
Helpful advice. Reassuring to know that some wilting along the way is normal. Since some of our dahlias tend sprawl anyway, I’ll take some cuttings to make it more compact and see what happens.
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What a great video! Packed with information, with a kind smile, keep it up!! I can't wait to get some rooting hormone so I can do this myself.
Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you like it. Check out my other Videos if you have time. Good luck :)
Oh I have!! You've helped me a lot because I like to cross-reference stuff and your videos are great because they're full of info but not obviously so. You have a great teaching style.
I'm not an experienced Gardener so I just explain as clear as I can what I've learnt doing that Project.
Experience is still valid knowledge if you document it :) I know you wanna be all modest and stuff but gimme a break LOL
haha! Modesty is my middle name ;)
Oh I was hoping to use this for roses
ilike this channel great info.
Thanks Chri
Just stumbled across your channel, brilliant videos! New to gardening so got lots of good ideas! Do the same steps apply for trees/bushes etc? Thanks :)
Yes! As long as you take the cutting from a new green stem and not the older brown ones. You're welcome :)
thanks for the help on this ,but where do u put them inside the house or a green house ?
Is this only for dahlias? Lovely video!
Excellent.....!!!
Can we grow lisianthus flower plants from cutting....??? U try to its...
thanks for the video,, i really like it, bt i want to know about rose cuttings😃😃
I've been trying Rose cutting since last year but haven't found a successful way of doing it yet as they need the same temperature to Root and good weather has been so hard to come by this year
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I dont suppose you're interested in Bonsai tree's at all? it would be nice to see what you would do with them and maintaining them as I am keeping one at the moment thanks for the videos they're really helping me a lot with my little Garden projects
I used to LOVE Bonsai trees. As they take such a long time i's difficult to make a dedicated Bonsai video
that is also true! Perhaps we may see a little appearance of one in future videos :P Many thanks
Love your videos, they're super helpful. Dahlias are my favourite plant so I want to build up my stock, just wondering when is the best time of year to do this??
As the UK had so much rain early summer they bloomed late this year but when ever they are strong enough or showing buds should be fine. doing them too late in summer could mean they won't create tubers before Winter hits but you could bring them inside until they're done.
Great video.
I want to grow some roses from cuttings. Is now, mid may a good time to do it & how do I go about it?
Cheers.
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Would putting it under a grow light he preferred? Also could I do this with s bouquets of flowers from grocery store?
Would this work for peonies as well?
Can I do the same with sunflowers? Store bought sunflowers
Hi, does it matter if you don't quite get any of the tuber with the cutting?
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The cuttings will come up next year , like how from the seed or just for same year
Can I do this with flowers I bought from the grocery store ? I don’t see those distinct white lines at the bottom of my stems. I have daisies though.
Does it matter what time of the year a cutting should be taken? And the hormone powder you use, is it like diametheous earth?
can i place the cuttings in a jar with water only to be replanted in the big pot? or must it be in a container with soil?
What can I use to substitute the rooting powder? Great channel btw gave follow right away 🌺🦋
Dahlias look like purple marigolds !
Hi, I bought cut peonies from the supermarket and they are beautiful so I want to plant them. What do I need to do please? They've got no roots, just gorgeous flowers!
I am new to planting. Can you grow cuttings from flowering plants specifically Petunias without any rooting powder, etc? Can you skip the powder, gel etc. and just plant it directly?
Work with any flower?
Does the cutting then grow it’s own tuba?
Yeah 😊
What about petunias are they the same, do I do same with them too??!!!! Please let me know I thank you so much in advance//
❓is it possible to have a cutting grow without the root powder?
when is the best time to pot cuttings ?
It's hard to give a time as all flowers grow at different rates but cuttings are bets from young new shoots so just after flowering.
Does it works with fresh flowers that have been cut down for a few days?
If the base has been kept wet then they may but it's doubtful
Do you not put them in like an eco system? Or just leave them out?
is it possible to grow a mint cutting ? pls answer because i pruned my mint and i was wondering if i can plant the part i cut😅
yes! I did it a few weeks ago and just stuck it in some soil, worked well
what about rose cuttings?
I will be doing a Rose cutting video soon. They're a little more tricky
Can a pineapple grow from the pineapple crown?
Yes pineapple can
Couldn't you also root the cuttings in water?
Can we grow a lemon from cutting please answer
Yes :)
Thanks for the reply
My rose flower buds died on plant kindly tell me the reason please thanks
How long till the cutting blooms?
All depends. Will be same season usually though :)
i know this is an old video but you just leave the cuttings in their pots uncovered?
Looks like i will have many petunias once they bloom themselves to death 😆
To avoid the wilting, that really drain the cutting of strength, is to use a plastic bag over the cutting.................. Do this and your success rate will soar......😊
Thanks for your suggestion Kenneth.
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