Thanks, I've got try this. Your video was very good 😊 I hope it will make these grow. 😊 A fast as Rose of Sharon I've been blessed with many of these. White with pink center's purple fusha pink my Daddy planned. I have some saplings and seeds. They are so pretty. I'm not bragging. I can't stand bragging. I have been blessed.😊
I prune my crepe myrtles in later winter and late winter when plants start to push there little leaf buds before spring I take the cuttings, they are dormant at the moment but should see some starting to grow when they wake up . I’m told they are a very hardy plant. Fingers crossed
I growing right now in my house. It's January and i went out and cut a piece off and put it in a pot and put a plastic jar over it and 3 weeks later i am starting to see red leaves growing from it already.
The thing I like about Natchez is that they naturally want to stay narrow at the base and only branch out and get fountain shaped when they get tall enough to park cars under and walk under. We saw them at Lewis Ginter in Richmond, VA, where they shaded a woodland path and benches. We bought some for our parking area and to shade our patio. Other varieties are naturally bushy at the bottom and still others are naturally columnar. I think it’s best to work with the plant’s natural inclination.
Nice job. When I do my clippings I always strip all the foliage off of mine and just stick the the cuttings. I've been doing mine for years like that it seems like they really take off a lot quicker. But awesome job 👍
I removed a crape Myrtle tree, I gave it to my neighbor and now I have crape Myrtle trees popping up all around the area where it was removed. I want to propagate them over to pots the right way. Please advise What type of soil do I use and any other tips you can provide.
God blessed you with more❤😊 I have my Aunt and neighbor one well, the one o or more to each. I love t to give people plants. I'm trying to start a small plant nursery. Rose of Sharon seems to be a very forgiving plant atree with flowers ❤😊 Thank you again for the video 😊
Man I've been trying to do that with crape myrtles in water but they always rot. What kind of soil and fertilizer did you use? Also what time of year? Thanks
any update to this? Wpndering about the one you cut short once rooted. I have not been successful in rooting any but also want them to branch out ground level
There is not a part 1, I did these without filming, If you watch the vitex trees from cuttings video, they method is the same. I will do more next spring when I have my misting system set up.
I wonder if you can tell me something about the c m roots? Last year i planted a dwarf purple c m about 2 feet high temporary during the month of Aug here in NYC. A month or so ago, I hired a 'phony' landscaper, ( found out later ) to transplant into a sunnier exposure. Without my prescence, he yanked out the c m ( according to my neighbor ) and planted it. Its over a month, no sign of life, but I do see some green as I scratch a branch or so. ..so I suspect its going through shock and I have been watering it daily, until finally I decided to uproot it and check the roots, if it even had any. It had lots of roots, but i can't tell by looking at them if they are dead or not. They certainly not white. Is there a way to confirm those roots? BTW, its now the last week of May if that should make any difference.
Hard to tell by roots, not always white, if you have green under bark it’s still alive, give it a little time, may not have been the move but the artic freeze in February
,Thank you for the clarification, I have 3 questions, the first is what is the maximum temperature the plant can withstand, the second is what fertilizer is suitable for the plant, the third is at any time the cuttings are planted
I have a question. Thanks to your videos I can get the cuttings to the point where they start growing new buds (great success rate if I plant the cuttings without leaves). But my problem comes after that. I live in a tropical country, so plenty of rain and sun the whole year (no root hormone needed). After they start developing the new buds (new buds start showing after 15 days) and let's say two weeks after that, they start dying. I'm trying to figure what am I doing wrong? I don't use special soil (cos it's hard to get here) mostly I use good soil from my garden. I'm thinking I need to incorporate fungicide to the soil, but that's all I can think of. Any help is greatly appreciated. How long Do I have to keep them in shade? Thank you.
Do they actually have roots when you look at them, sometimes they will grow on top even if the don't have roots yet, Keep buds trimmed off, need energy for roots
@@GrowNewPlants Thank you so much for replying. You were right, just saw a few and no roots. Will keep them trimmed. Thank you again. (now I understand the why on the root hormone).
If you are doing softwood or semi-hardwood cuttings they need to be in spring or early to mid summer, They need time to get rooted well before the weather turns cold. You can do hardwood cuttings in the winter. I have never done them but I will probably give it a shot this year
It would be appreciated if you mention where your located and what season you took those cuttings and what type of soil you used to propagate them. Nice video!
Probably wont do much in winter inside. The trees will be going dormant and will not make roots very easy. They root best when they are actively growing
Cut below stems about 1/4" to 1/2 " below the nodes in a upwards cut, scratch the stems a bit at nodes and at any leaves stripped at the bottom that will be under the soil (always clean your prunes as not to transfer any diseases mold ect. I use rubbing alcohol.) This usually works for me on other plants. However, I always try to say a prayer for the plant. That's me 😊
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Thanks, I've got try this. Your video was very good 😊
I hope it will make these grow. 😊
A fast as Rose of Sharon
I've been blessed with many of these. White with pink center's purple fusha pink my Daddy planned.
I have some saplings and seeds. They are so pretty.
I'm not bragging. I can't stand bragging. I have been blessed.😊
I prune my crepe myrtles in later winter and late winter when plants start to push there little leaf buds before spring I take the cuttings, they are dormant at the moment but should see some starting to grow when they wake up . I’m told they are a very hardy plant. Fingers crossed
I growing right now in my house. It's January and i went out and cut a piece off and put it in a pot and put a plastic jar over it and 3 weeks later i am starting to see red leaves growing from it already.
The thing I like about Natchez is that they naturally want to stay narrow at the base and only branch out and get fountain shaped when they get tall enough to park cars under and walk under. We saw them at Lewis Ginter in Richmond, VA, where they shaded a woodland path and benches. We bought some for our parking area and to shade our patio. Other varieties are naturally bushy at the bottom and still others are naturally columnar. I think it’s best to work with the plant’s natural inclination.
Nice job. When I do my clippings I always strip all the foliage off of mine and just stick the the cuttings. I've been doing mine for years like that it seems like they really take off a lot quicker. But awesome job 👍
I’d love to see videos of how to prune crape Myrtles from the first rooted stage all the way to 5 gallon size.
I am getting close to being done with my misting propagation bed. Crape myrtles will be one of the first thing I propagate in it. I will do this!
The amount of roots on this 8 week old crepe myrtle is incredible. I have never had so many roots with a crape myrtle in such a short amount of time.
My crepe myrtle cuttings don't have this many roots until they are about a year old. He may be joshing us about the time frame .
@@tennesseetommye471 I wonder if the root making pots are working that good? I may buy some myself and try it out
how do I start the process?
How long did it take for them to get big enough to pot? Also, what did you use for potting? Will regular potting soil work?
I removed a crape Myrtle tree, I gave it to my neighbor and now I have crape Myrtle trees popping up all around the area where it was removed. I want to propagate them over to pots the right way. Please advise What type of soil do I use and any other tips you can provide.
God blessed you with more❤😊
I have my Aunt and neighbor one well, the one o or more to each. I love t to give people plants. I'm trying to start a small plant nursery. Rose of Sharon seems to be a very forgiving plant atree with flowers ❤😊
Thank you again for the video 😊
I live in the deep South they seem to like acidic and other types a well. I'm just saying. 😊
I think the key is the soil , I would like you to show what kind of soil you use please, and thank you.
Man I've been trying to do that with crape myrtles in water but they always rot. What kind of soil and fertilizer did you use? Also what time of year? Thanks
Where did you get the humidity domes?
any update to this? Wpndering about the one you cut short once rooted. I have not been successful in rooting any but also want them to branch out ground level
i do not have these plants anymore, but the one I cut short did branch out low.
@@GrowNewPlants thanks would like to experiment too
They did pretty good
Yes, they did, Thanks
I am having very low % propagting the red and pink varations. Have you been sucessful? The white sanchez seems really easy
Do you have a video showing how you prune them to branch out as you say?
i don't have one on Crape myrtles, I will try and make one this summer
What’s the best kind of rooting Hormones to use ?
great job bro
How did you decide on which branch to root etc. Is there a part 1 video?
There is not a part 1, I did these without filming, If you watch the vitex trees from cuttings video, they method is the same. I will do more next spring when I have my misting system set up.
Looking forward to it, thx!
May I ask why the dome? Is it necessary or will it give better results
The dome is needed to keep the cuttings moist until they grow roots.
@@GrowNewPlants thank you! I just order me a kit from Amazon. I’m going to start as soon as the crape myrtles wake up!
Great video. I live in North Texas in Grayson county. It’s hard to find gardening videos for my area. Where are you located?
I'm in suburbs of Dallas so not far at all
How long till they start flowering?
I wonder if you can tell me something about the c m roots? Last year i planted a dwarf purple c m about 2 feet high temporary during the month of Aug here in NYC. A month or so ago, I hired a 'phony' landscaper, ( found out later ) to transplant into a sunnier exposure. Without my prescence, he yanked out the c m ( according to my neighbor ) and planted it. Its over a month, no sign of life, but I do see some green as I scratch a branch or so. ..so I suspect its going through shock and I have been watering it daily, until finally I decided to uproot it and check the roots, if it even had any. It had lots of roots, but i can't tell by looking at them if they are dead or not. They certainly not white. Is there a way to confirm those roots? BTW, its now the last week of May if that should make any difference.
Hard to tell by roots, not always white, if you have green under bark it’s still alive, give it a little time, may not have been the move but the artic freeze in February
Where did you buy your tray with dome, if you don't mind me asking?
How soon can you put them in the ground & let them survive the winter ?? Or do they need to stay inside the first year ??
I would keep them in pots for at least a year, I ended up losing mine in pots with the zero degree weather though
Thank you for letting me know.
,Thank you for the clarification, I have 3 questions, the first is what is the maximum temperature the plant can withstand, the second is what fertilizer is suitable for the plant, the third is at any time the cuttings are planted
Where do you get those pots that you transplanted them into?
how long did it take from start of cuttings were planted to getting ready for transplant?
how long did it take to get to grow the root system like that from the start of propagating?
I want to see how someone actually does it from a Crepe myrtle tree. why won't they show us
I have a question. Thanks to your videos I can get the cuttings to the point where they start growing new buds (great success rate if I plant the cuttings without leaves). But my problem comes after that. I live in a tropical country, so plenty of rain and sun the whole year (no root hormone needed). After they start developing the new buds (new buds start showing after 15 days) and let's say two weeks after that, they start dying.
I'm trying to figure what am I doing wrong? I don't use special soil (cos it's hard to get here) mostly I use good soil from my garden. I'm thinking I need to incorporate fungicide to the soil, but that's all I can think of. Any help is greatly appreciated.
How long Do I have to keep them in shade?
Thank you.
Do they actually have roots when you look at them, sometimes they will grow on top even if the don't have roots yet, Keep buds trimmed off, need energy for roots
@@GrowNewPlants Thank you so much for replying. You were right, just saw a few and no roots. Will keep them trimmed. Thank you again. (now I understand the why on the root hormone).
Where do you live? I'm growing some in pots in Cozumel and want to transfer them to soil eventually.
@@marklindsey4272 Guatemala. Where I live is kinda cold at 1750 meters(5,748 ft) above sea level.
@@GrowNewPlants how do I start it all. do you have a video of how you cut it off a 5 year old Crepe Mrytle
Where do u buy rootmaker flats? Can’t find them anywhere.
why won't the Grow man answer? please I have one Crepe Mrytle and don't want to buy any. please tell me how I start the process? PLEASE 🙏
You didn't show how you did the cuttings and or what shape did you cut the bottom part where the roots developed.
Can I use miracle grow organic soil for them?
Nice job❤❤
What kind of soil do they like and may I know what is the white thing on your them
Nice, how hot was it ? In the 80’s?
probably more in the 90's that time of year in Texas
What time of the year should I do the cuttings? And then when to plant?
If you are doing softwood or semi-hardwood cuttings they need to be in spring or early to mid summer, They need time to get rooted well before the weather turns cold. You can do hardwood cuttings in the winter. I have never done them but I will probably give it a shot this year
@@GrowNewPlants thank you so much for replying!!
Do you have a link for the tray and the seed starter, please? I like the big cells
myrootmaker.com/collections/propagation-trays-and-cells
@@GrowNewPlants Thank you so much
It would be appreciated if you mention where your located and what season you took those cuttings and what type of soil you used to propagate them. Nice video!
How often you water them
Hi! Can the roots be rooted in a room even in winter?
Probably wont do much in winter inside. The trees will be going dormant and will not make roots very easy. They root best when they are actively growing
Do you sale trees ! If so I would like two I’m here in Dallas
can ANYONE who was active on this guy's Video tell me how to start the process 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
Cut below stems about 1/4" to 1/2 " below the nodes in a upwards cut, scratch the stems a bit at nodes and at any leaves stripped at the bottom that will be under the soil (always clean your prunes as not to transfer any diseases mold ect. I use rubbing alcohol.)
This usually works for me on other plants. However, I always try to say a prayer for the plant. That's me 😊
You didn’t Show how and why stem you cut
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