Hopefully that clears up the Japanese Maple seed picking question. If so, let me know down below. If not, comment below and I'll do my best to answer your questions. Here are a list of the videos I mentioned and a link to my website: Go to the website: propagateplantslikeapro.com Japanese Maple Seed Germination Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLpmpssr45yfOOS-TYl0phuw6MABRVBKPY.html Japanese Maple Grafting: th-cam.com/video/n8FQNx5DjJw/w-d-xo.html
Chalked full of great information again, Mike. Hardwood cutting in late winter, softwood cutting late spring, seed propagation early to late fall. Binge watch Kincaid videos all winter, and repeat. I can dig it.
Thank you for the tips! I have about 50 Japanese maples growing now, all because of watching your videos! I actually had more but the chipmunks got into it! I picked some seeds from a Crimson Queen last September, and it was to early, still a few germinated! All my other ones are from my own beautiful Japanese Maple in my yard!
I know this video is about Japanese maple but I just wanted to say thank you. I've been watching your videos for a while now and you've inspired me to try to propagate my fig. I just took cuttings and they're inside (it's too hot outside and they'd either bake or dry out) in a domed, clear drink cup with a well draining soil. Thank you so much for your inspiring and informative videos!
Mike I built the prop box ..it works!! Bought and assembled a used 15'x 15' Gothic house and let the experiments begin... Mainly bought it to over winter plants instead of turning the inside of the house into a jungle..🤣😂 Binged watch videos and cant wait to see more! Thanks
Wow! Don’t have Japanese maple in my yard yet, but this video is really very helpful in the propagation department. I surely am very interested in your upcoming videos on this subject. I enjoy multiplying my plants by propagation method. It is very rewarding. Thank you, Mike!
I have been propagating Japanese maples periodically for decades. Usually end up selling them at plant sales for the local arboretums. I collect seeds in the fall, plant them in a pot left outside for the winter. They sprout the following spring. But where my method diverges from yours, where I will take the sprouted seedlings and plant them in small individual pots instead of waiting until the following early spring. I do get some losses, that I just replace (more than enough seedlings). Have done the same with Stewartia (you should get stewartia, would go well with all your Rhododendrons). Now this year the Arboretum got a new rare tree called the Korean sweetheart tree. It already produced seed that I harvested in September and planted. It is no November, and I think some of those seeds are already sprouting which is maybe a problem. Perhaps try putting them in the garage for winter. Anyway, thanks for all the good info and garden tours.
My youngest daughter has a beautiful Red Maple so I can get some seeds from that. Also my neighbor has a lot of huge silver maples so it looks like I'm set on Maples. Which is awesome, I love Maples. Thanks for this tip on waiting until the seeds are ready. Now I know.👍
Yes, no problem! This is a mistake that a lot of people make, and if you don't know any better, it can create a frustrating situation the following spring/summer.
Mike, I collected seeds from a Japanese maple tree (with permission) at my doctor's office, a couple years ago in October. The seeds started germinating in my refrigerator (just like you showed, in an earlier video). I was terribly busy at the time, and I never got them planted. I plan to try again this fall when the seeds are ripe. Thank you, for all of the wonderful videos, I've learned a lot by watching you! ~Margie🌿💕🌞
That was interesting to know. I'm watching my neighbors japanese maple tree. Gonna make sure I get some seeds in the fall. Have a great day and happy gardening 🌿🌱🍁🍁
Have you ever tried growing rhododendrons or hydrangeas from seeds?? I wasn't able to find all the varieties I wanted to propagate and you have me so addicted now. I've read online that it could be easy and others say how hard it is. So, I'm going to someone I trust....you. being July in zone 6b I know at least the hydrangeas will need to come inside if we have a cold winter. I do have a greenhouse also. Thank you so much. Love watching you and hearing about your family. How's homeschooling going. Keep up the great work.
Anything new can be a challenge I. The beginning but with time and practice it all becomes easy. I’ve never tried to grow rhododendrons or hydrangea from seed. One of the aspects of propagation I like most is that you can get an identical clone of the parent plant. With seeds, there is variability. Homeschooling went very well for 2.5 years. We’ve decided to put the kids back in the private school they were going to next year. We all talked about it and the both loved homeschooling but missed there friends so a big part of it was there decision.
We tried to propagate petunias and had some issues regarding watering. We are going to try again to see if we can winter some over in order to save some money in the spring 😉. I think hubby and I need to rewatch some of your videos.
Petunias are really fun through the winter and a fairly easy to root. Once you get it figured out, you'll be rooting them like crazy. It's fun having colorful blooms all winter long.
Mike.. happy July 4th 🇺🇲🇺🇲, very interesting video and I always love Japanese maple seeds, great in reddish as throw out and spin down, your woods are lovely ! we visited Riley's garden center, lots lots of beautiful flowers and plants in Kingston Ontario, had beautiful creek by back of Riley's ! 😉👋🌹⚘️🥀🌺🍃🪴
I'm not sure why I watch there's videos, I'm an eatable landscape guy myself. You're just interesting I guess. Plus you never know where you're going to learn something new. Take care Mike and thanks.
Great video Mike. We are lucky enough to have a big Tree Trust park in our nearest town, which is Rotorua. It is full of many different Japanese maples and I have collected alot of seed from there. I now have a whole tray of seedlings. Growing the maples from seed is very easy and addictive!!😁💚
Thanks for these videos! Do you happen to know if Japanese maples can be grated to Acer Rubrum or Freemanii (I think it’s a cultivar of Rubrum but not sure)? The only thing I’ve found online about mixing and matching is that grafting a palmatum to a boxelder if it works will probably produce a highly suckering stock that depletes the Japanese head cause of the head’s stricter regime for dormancy and storing sugars etc. Maples are unbelievably hard to come by where I live and can’t be imported. Because of the warm weather most of my seeds and cuttings have failed. The only ones that seed and actually sprout naturally are the boxelders which are next to being a weed.
Here's a generic question maybe for a later time. Given a plant or tree you don't know loads about, are there any ways to assess it and decide what might be the best propogating approach? For example, would softwood, semi-hard or hardwood cuttings technique be best to try here. I often just "have a go" and occasionally it works, but if it fails I wasted a season. Is there a better way?
Around to 10-10:30 minute mark you are talking the blood maple you grafted on a more generic rootstock and before that how think some are doi g do well because the roost may have grown through the pot into the ground. Seems like they age good options to turn into Bonsai.
For those of us in Washington, where you cant get Hormodin 3 (or other commercial grade agronomy products) shipped to you check out a local Agronomy Center (Skagit farmers supply for example) where they typically stock commercial grade products which they will sell to retail clients as well.
@@MikeKincaid79 It is now on a list of agro. products that can't be shipped without special permit. So basically we have to buy it through wholesalers or agronomy centers who sell to retail clients. Price at Skagit Farmers Supply Agronomy Center was about the same as online, and they had pallets of it.
Your rhododendrons in your hoop house look fantastic. There growing well. Are you going to put them out into your landscape or are they staying in hoop house? I love the video and the content is fantastic 👌👏👍🥰🍁
Thanks Donna! Most of these rhododendrons will go out on my property. I sold 100 of them earlier in the spring to a local nursery and that thinned them out a bit.
I didn't know about picking seeds, so the first experience for me was taking care of the seedlings in my lawn. Now I just pick the seeds and put them where it's convenient and shady.
You just answered my question after watching several videos. Today May 1st I found four 6 to 8 inch seedlings growing under the JM trees at my church. I also cut some small shoots off the base of the tree and going to try and root them. I've never done this before with any plants. I went to Lowes today and was amazed at the prices of the JM trees . A 3ft tree was 120.00. Are these trees so expensive because of demand and the latest craze? Or because they take so long to grow?
They've always been a more expensive plant. They take a long time to grow and they are a beautiful and desireable tree to grow. I don't think there's any more of a craze now as any other time. About 10 years ago, I paid around $100 for my Bloodgood Japanese maples and that was on sale at the time. They wanted $150 normally.
I have watched some of your previous propagation videos about apple trees from scion. Once you get roots started, when do you plant the new tree in the ground? Does geographical location also make difference in this answer? I’m in Wisconsin.
Hi mike! It’s a little chilly here in Fate Texas. I’ve got some Jap-Red-Maples I. 3gal potsdleeping away I my new greenhouse. Starting to make plans for seeds, seedlings, cuttings ive got in fridg. Something you said a while back, and I can’t find it now, is planting in northern hemisphere and southern hemodphere. Could you point me to the link regarding this? Thanks mike
Hey Cindy, I've mentioned a lot about the northern and southern hemisphere so I'm not quite sure which piece of info you're looking for. Are you trying to figure out when to plant your maple seeds?
@@MikeKincaid79 That’s great news! My husband accidentally ran over a newly purchased common lilac and half is now gone. I’d like to try to root the remains if I can. Any suggestions would be so appreciated by me (and himself). He feels terrible…
My suggestion to you is, don't panic. There's probably plenty of viable roots underground that will spring back up and in a few years, you'll never notice. For him, lay low for awhile, pick up your wife a new beautiful plant that's she's been wanting, try not to draw too much attention to yourself for awhile, randomly sweep the kitchen floor or something similar. You'll get through this man, us guys have to support each other, hahahaha. Oh, and good luck!
Hey man... The gf and I spent the 4th and a few days at my Rockport Farm...gone for 4 days from Hingham...the bunnies in Hingham ate every Copper Beech baby cept the three choice ones on the deck... Ok...bunnies in hingham eating the copper beech and chipmunks in Rockport eating 100 Japanese Maple babies... What to do? Table still accessible to chippies and squirrels... Is hoophouse / greenhouse only solution?
You can use wire cages. I know it's frustrating when those critters get our cuttings and seedlings. a sealed greenhouse would do the trick but more expensive and you'd definitely want to ventilate through the summer.
You just answered several of my questions. I have a lovely Japanese maple that I forgot the variety of. When I purchased it, it stood at 11" it is now about 20' and it was grafted. I would love to take a couple of these with me when I moved because it is so unusual as the leaves are green and white and the white makes it look lacy rather than a laceleaf variety. Plus free trees are always great! I do have questions though, can I graft it onto a regular maple? If not why?
I don't know all the taxonomy behind it but my gut instinct says that they aren't compatible. I have a feeling that they are not closely enough related. That being said, I've never tried it and am having a hard time finding info on the subject so you may be the first to do it.
@@MikeKincaid79 I may try. I have big leaf maple seed itself in my yard all the time from a tree across the street so it would be easy to find a seedling.
I've never personally rooted and then grown a cutting until it seeds but what I found online was 11 years. That makes sense to me and is in line with trees that I've bought at 7 to 8 years of age. Hope that helps. If you're wanting seed fast, you'd be better to buy older trees.
I typically don't sell them because it's time and labor intensive but hit me up on Facebook and we can work something out. Not sure I want to pick and ship 500 of them though, lol.
@@MikeKincaid79 thanks mike I appreciate what I can get, my trees are just starting to seed finally but not too many on them yet, not enough for what I need to do and to supply my rootstocks for grafting. I only get about 15-20 seeds on my blood good. It’s only about 6 years old. I’ve been stuck with buying seeds from eBay the past few years, and the last batch I got none came up, so I wasn’t too happy about that.
@@MikeKincaid79 I promise I wasn't drunk when I wrote that sentence if that's what it's called. Must have been off my meds. I'll leave it for posterity sake.
@@yamaha550xz yea bro, i also tried but it died sooo fast Might buy some and try airlayering or buying a couple and trying all types and methods of propagating
HI MIKE I HAD BEST BIRTHDAY I JUST TURN 53 YEAR OLD I HAD FUN WATCHING FIREWORKS SUN IS HEATING MY SUNFLOWERS TO DIE AND WATER MILLION PLANTS TOO LOVE DAVID
Maybe you should sell those mapple trees, make some money, free some space and then start the process again so you have time to decide were to plant them.
Hopefully that clears up the Japanese Maple seed picking question. If so, let me know down below. If not, comment below and I'll do my best to answer your questions. Here are a list of the videos I mentioned and a link to my website:
Go to the website: propagateplantslikeapro.com
Japanese Maple Seed Germination Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLpmpssr45yfOOS-TYl0phuw6MABRVBKPY.html
Japanese Maple Grafting: th-cam.com/video/n8FQNx5DjJw/w-d-xo.html
Chalked full of great information again, Mike. Hardwood cutting in late winter, softwood cutting late spring, seed propagation early to late fall. Binge watch Kincaid videos all winter, and repeat. I can dig it.
There he is! Thanks for all your support.
Thank you for the tips! I have about 50 Japanese maples growing now, all because of watching your videos! I actually had more but the chipmunks got into it! I picked some seeds from a Crimson Queen last September, and it was to early, still a few germinated! All my other ones are from my own beautiful Japanese Maple in my yard!
Thanks!
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I’m overwhelmed when I do videos so thanks man.
I know this video is about Japanese maple but I just wanted to say thank you. I've been watching your videos for a while now and you've inspired me to try to propagate my fig. I just took cuttings and they're inside (it's too hot outside and they'd either bake or dry out) in a domed, clear drink cup with a well draining soil. Thank you so much for your inspiring and informative videos!
You’re very welcome. Glad you’re enjoying the videos. Good luck on your fig cuttings!
Mike I built the prop box ..it works!!
Bought and assembled a used 15'x 15' Gothic house and let the experiments begin...
Mainly bought it to over winter plants instead of turning the inside of the house into a jungle..🤣😂
Binged watch videos and cant wait to see more!
Thanks
Great Info as always!
Thanks Mike, I love continuously learning and you never fail to teach me something.
Happy Propping my Friend! 🤜🤛
My pleasure and happy gardening to you!
Wow! Don’t have Japanese maple in my yard yet, but this video is really very helpful in the propagation department. I surely am very interested in your upcoming videos on this subject. I enjoy multiplying my plants by propagation method. It is very rewarding. Thank you, Mike!
Hey Mike,
Thanks for everything man! Keep pushing your videos!
Much more to come. Thanks for your support!
Tnank you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I have been propagating Japanese maples periodically for decades. Usually end up selling them at plant sales for the local arboretums. I collect seeds in the fall, plant them in a pot left outside for the winter. They sprout the following spring. But where my method diverges from yours, where I will take the sprouted seedlings and plant them in small individual pots instead of waiting until the following early spring. I do get some losses, that I just replace (more than enough seedlings). Have done the same with Stewartia (you should get stewartia, would go well with all your Rhododendrons). Now this year the Arboretum got a new rare tree called the Korean sweetheart tree. It already produced seed that I harvested in September and planted. It is no November, and I think some of those seeds are already sprouting which is maybe a problem. Perhaps try putting them in the garage for winter.
Anyway, thanks for all the good info and garden tours.
I appreciate you sharing that. I've been looking at Stewartia for years. Probably time I pick one up.
My youngest daughter has a beautiful Red Maple so I can get some seeds from that. Also my neighbor has a lot of huge silver maples so it looks like I'm set on Maples. Which is awesome, I love Maples. Thanks for this tip on waiting until the seeds are ready. Now I know.👍
Yes, no problem! This is a mistake that a lot of people make, and if you don't know any better, it can create a frustrating situation the following spring/summer.
Mike, I collected seeds from a Japanese maple tree (with permission) at my doctor's office, a couple years ago in October. The seeds started germinating in my refrigerator (just like you showed, in an earlier video). I was terribly busy at the time, and I never got them planted. I plan to try again this fall when the seeds are ripe. Thank you, for all of the wonderful videos, I've learned a lot by watching you! ~Margie🌿💕🌞
I'm so glad you're part of the family here and I appreciate your support Margie! Every year is a new chance.
That was interesting to know. I'm watching my neighbors japanese maple tree. Gonna make sure I get some seeds in the fall. Have a great day and happy gardening 🌿🌱🍁🍁
Happy maple seed hunting and have fun Dorinda!
Have you ever tried growing rhododendrons or hydrangeas from seeds?? I wasn't able to find all the varieties I wanted to propagate and you have me so addicted now. I've read online that it could be easy and others say how hard it is. So, I'm going to someone I trust....you. being July in zone 6b I know at least the hydrangeas will need to come inside if we have a cold winter. I do have a greenhouse also.
Thank you so much. Love watching you and hearing about your family. How's homeschooling going. Keep up the great work.
Anything new can be a challenge I. The beginning but with time and practice it all becomes easy. I’ve never tried to grow rhododendrons or hydrangea from seed. One of the aspects of propagation I like most is that you can get an identical clone of the parent plant. With seeds, there is variability. Homeschooling went very well for 2.5 years. We’ve decided to put the kids back in the private school they were going to next year. We all talked about it and the both loved homeschooling but missed there friends so a big part of it was there decision.
Thank you for answering me. So glad to hear the kids are happy
All those Japanese maple seedlings are looking great! And your graft looks awesome!
Thanks man!
Wonderful tree Mike ..... I like Japanese maple tree ( Coral Magic ) .........🌳
Yeah, the coral maples are beautiful!
We tried to propagate petunias and had some issues regarding watering. We are going to try again to see if we can winter some over in order to save some money in the spring 😉. I think hubby and I need to rewatch some of your videos.
Petunias are really fun through the winter and a fairly easy to root. Once you get it figured out, you'll be rooting them like crazy. It's fun having colorful blooms all winter long.
I like Japanese Maple, very beautiful.
Mike..
happy July 4th 🇺🇲🇺🇲, very interesting video and I always love Japanese maple seeds, great in reddish as throw out and spin down, your woods are lovely !
we visited Riley's garden center, lots lots of beautiful flowers and plants in Kingston Ontario, had beautiful creek by back of Riley's ! 😉👋🌹⚘️🥀🌺🍃🪴
Wooow amazing thanks for sharing this video my friend💞💞
Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark 🌿😊🇩🇰😊.
Thanks so much and welcome to the family!
I'm not sure why I watch there's videos, I'm an eatable landscape guy myself. You're just interesting I guess. Plus you never know where you're going to learn something new. Take care Mike and thanks.
I appreciate your patronage
Hey Mike! 🤗💗🤗 great video! Happy 4th of July? It's past already! Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸
Happy Independence Day, Camelia!
hugs
Great video Mike. We are lucky enough to have a big Tree Trust park in our nearest town, which is Rotorua. It is full of many different Japanese maples and I have collected alot of seed from there. I now have a whole tray of seedlings. Growing the maples from seed is very easy and addictive!!😁💚
Sounds awesome! Japanese maple gardens are so beautiful.
I love Japanese Maples. Gorgeous. Now here I go, wanting to grow some from seed - and then do a graft. Hmmmmm??? :-)
Thanks for these videos! Do you happen to know if Japanese maples can be grated to Acer Rubrum or Freemanii (I think it’s a cultivar of Rubrum but not sure)? The only thing I’ve found online about mixing and matching is that grafting a palmatum to a boxelder if it works will probably produce a highly suckering stock that depletes the Japanese head cause of the head’s stricter regime for dormancy and storing sugars etc. Maples are unbelievably hard to come by where I live and can’t be imported. Because of the warm weather most of my seeds and cuttings have failed. The only ones that seed and actually sprout naturally are the boxelders which are next to being a weed.
Here's a generic question maybe for a later time. Given a plant or tree you don't know loads about, are there any ways to assess it and decide what might be the best propogating approach? For example, would softwood, semi-hard or hardwood cuttings technique be best to try here. I often just "have a go" and occasionally it works, but if it fails I wasted a season. Is there a better way?
Around to 10-10:30 minute mark you are talking the blood maple you grafted on a more generic rootstock and before that how think some are doi g do well because the roost may have grown through the pot into the ground.
Seems like they age good options to turn into Bonsai.
Yeah, they would make great bonsai and I've thought about doing that with some of them.
For those of us in Washington, where you cant get Hormodin 3 (or other commercial grade agronomy products) shipped to you check out a local Agronomy Center (Skagit farmers supply for example) where they typically stock commercial grade products which they will sell to retail clients as well.
Thanks for the tip. Yeah, I'm not sure why we can't get it anymore. I bought it online for years. Must be more legislation and bureaucratic red tape.
@@MikeKincaid79 It is now on a list of agro. products that can't be shipped without special permit. So basically we have to buy it through wholesalers or agronomy centers who sell to retail clients. Price at Skagit Farmers Supply Agronomy Center was about the same as online, and they had pallets of it.
Your rhododendrons in your hoop house look fantastic. There growing well. Are you going to put them out into your landscape or are they staying in hoop house?
I love the video and the content is fantastic 👌👏👍🥰🍁
Thanks Donna! Most of these rhododendrons will go out on my property. I sold 100 of them earlier in the spring to a local nursery and that thinned them out a bit.
Mike, I have a volunteer Japanese Maple that has grown so much this year. Is there a point where I should trim it back to create more limbs on it?
I find the Japanese maple saplings in my garden every spring/early summer.
Nice and easy!
I didn't know about picking seeds, so the first experience for me was taking care of the seedlings in my lawn. Now I just pick the seeds and put them where it's convenient and shady.
Sounds like a you've got a nice set up there and some good soil.
You just answered my question after watching several videos. Today May 1st I found four 6 to 8 inch seedlings growing under the JM trees at my church. I also cut some small shoots off the base of the tree and going to try and root them. I've never done this before with any plants. I went to Lowes today and was amazed at the prices of the JM trees . A 3ft tree was 120.00. Are these trees so expensive because of demand and the latest craze? Or because they take so long to grow?
They've always been a more expensive plant. They take a long time to grow and they are a beautiful and desireable tree to grow. I don't think there's any more of a craze now as any other time. About 10 years ago, I paid around $100 for my Bloodgood Japanese maples and that was on sale at the time. They wanted $150 normally.
I have watched some of your previous propagation videos about apple trees from scion. Once you get roots started, when do you plant the new tree in the ground? Does geographical location also make difference in this answer? I’m in Wisconsin.
I like to plant new trees and shrubs in the early spring, although I do plant them in the fall as well.
Hi mike! It’s a little chilly here in Fate Texas. I’ve got some Jap-Red-Maples I. 3gal potsdleeping away I my new greenhouse. Starting to make plans for seeds, seedlings, cuttings ive got in fridg. Something you said a while back, and I can’t find it now, is planting in northern hemisphere and southern hemodphere. Could you point me to the link regarding this? Thanks mike
Hey Cindy, I've mentioned a lot about the northern and southern hemisphere so I'm not quite sure which piece of info you're looking for. Are you trying to figure out when to plant your maple seeds?
Have you ever tackled lilac propagation? I read that they are difficult to propagate. Thanks!
They can be. I've done root cuttings in winter. I'm thinking I want to try some semi-hardwood cuttings this summer.
@@MikeKincaid79 That’s great news! My husband accidentally ran over a newly purchased common lilac and half is now gone. I’d like to try to root the remains if I can. Any suggestions would be so appreciated by me (and himself). He feels terrible…
My suggestion to you is, don't panic. There's probably plenty of viable roots underground that will spring back up and in a few years, you'll never notice. For him, lay low for awhile, pick up your wife a new beautiful plant that's she's been wanting, try not to draw too much attention to yourself for awhile, randomly sweep the kitchen floor or something similar. You'll get through this man, us guys have to support each other, hahahaha. Oh, and good luck!
Hey man... The gf and I spent the 4th and a few days at my Rockport Farm...gone for 4 days from Hingham...the bunnies in Hingham ate every Copper Beech baby cept the three choice ones on the deck...
Ok...bunnies in hingham eating the copper beech and chipmunks in Rockport eating 100 Japanese Maple babies...
What to do?
Table still accessible to chippies and squirrels...
Is hoophouse / greenhouse only solution?
You can use wire cages. I know it's frustrating when those critters get our cuttings and seedlings. a sealed greenhouse would do the trick but more expensive and you'd definitely want to ventilate through the summer.
Ps your yard looks friggin awesome...good job
Thanks Chris! I've got one last rhododendron bloom video that I started a couple months ago. Need to get it together and get that one up.
You just answered several of my questions. I have a lovely Japanese maple that I forgot the variety of. When I purchased it, it stood at 11" it is now about 20' and it was grafted. I would love to take a couple of these with me when I moved because it is so unusual as the leaves are green and white and the white makes it look lacy rather than a laceleaf variety. Plus free trees are always great! I do have questions though, can I graft it onto a regular maple? If not why?
I don't know all the taxonomy behind it but my gut instinct says that they aren't compatible. I have a feeling that they are not closely enough related. That being said, I've never tried it and am having a hard time finding info on the subject so you may be the first to do it.
@@MikeKincaid79 I may try. I have big leaf maple seed itself in my yard all the time from a tree across the street so it would be easy to find a seedling.
@@Summerdew123 Thanks
Do you sell your clippings online somewhere?
Mike I need your help I water propagated vitex or chaste tree how do I go from water to soil?
Here's a water to soil video: th-cam.com/video/LzZzv3EtF2w/w-d-xo.html
Can I find seeds from the previous fall on the ground in the spring to try and propagate?
Yes, and some of them will usually germinate or already be germinated right there on the ground.
Hey, Mike how many years does it take for a japanese maple tree to bear a seeds, if i grew them from cuttings
I've never personally rooted and then grown a cutting until it seeds but what I found online was 11 years. That makes sense to me and is in line with trees that I've bought at 7 to 8 years of age. Hope that helps. If you're wanting seed fast, you'd be better to buy older trees.
I'm just asking, thanks for the information though 👍
Could I graft a maple onto alder tree?
Nope, they've got to be related.
Nice
How do you graph them
Wow Mike you have alot of seeds there. I would like to buy around 500 of them when there ready to pick. No joke.
I typically don't sell them because it's time and labor intensive but hit me up on Facebook and we can work something out. Not sure I want to pick and ship 500 of them though, lol.
@@MikeKincaid79 thanks mike I appreciate what I can get, my trees are just starting to seed finally but not too many on them yet, not enough for what I need to do and to supply my rootstocks for grafting. I only get about 15-20 seeds on my blood good. It’s only about 6 years old. I’ve been stuck with buying seeds from eBay the past few years, and the last batch I got none came up, so I wasn’t too happy about that.
Ok Mike. I am coming for your apples in September.
Haha, there will be plenty of them to go around.
Sre most bloodgoods theat are bought grafted or not grated?
Grafted
@@MikeKincaid79 I promise I wasn't drunk when I wrote that sentence if that's what it's called. Must have been off my meds. I'll leave it for posterity sake.
Are those plants behind you rooting in the ground. They are large
LOL, yes. And I'm scared of what I might find so they grow ever bigger and encroach on my soul, hahaha.
Hi
Hi Mike, I have unlimited access to Styrofoam coffee cups....can I use these? Thank you in advance. I LOVE your videos
Absolutely! If you’ve got access to them, use them.
thank you
Hii Mike
First comment hehe
And also any success on proteas? We spoke on insta a while back....
Haven't gotten a proteas plant yet but it's always on my mind.
I have had so much bad luck with protea cuttings,,,
@@MikeKincaid79 ok thank you Mike
Im now busy with ny figs trying to propogate them with your vids, jave high hopes!!!!
@@yamaha550xz yea bro, i also tried but it died sooo fast
Might buy some and try airlayering or buying a couple and trying all types and methods of propagating
Where's the update on the gigantic Willow cutting a.k.a. Fig cutting lol
You mean fig cutting. It's coming, don't worry there Marky, lol.
@@MikeKincaid79 yes fig cutting I'm sorry I'm having heat stroke you know 150° attic for hours at a time no big deal. Lol
I am a gardener and I present all these flowers to you on behalf of my channel🙏🌹🌹🌹♥️🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸♥️🌹🌹🌹🙏
You still have your aquarium?
Yep, and all the frontosa are still in it.
Do you sell your seeds online?
I don't but thanks for asking. I get that request a lot but there just aren't enough to go around.
@@MikeKincaid79 i understand completely. Thanks for taking the time to respond! Good Health and blessings to you and yours!💛
HI MIKE I HAD BEST BIRTHDAY I JUST TURN 53 YEAR OLD I HAD FUN WATCHING FIREWORKS SUN IS HEATING MY SUNFLOWERS TO DIE AND WATER MILLION PLANTS TOO LOVE DAVID
Maybe you should sell those mapple trees, make some money, free some space and then start the process again so you have time to decide were to plant them.
I have this childish urge to say 1st!! 🤣🤣🤣
Do it! LOL
You are a mr green thumb .