Growing a Greener World Episode 1112: Making More Plants by Propagating Your Garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- One of the most fun, productive and inexpensive ways to grow your garden and expand your knowledge is by making more plants through simple propagation techniques. Join GGW gardening correspondent and plant propagation expert, Brie Arthur, as she and host, Joe Lamp’l, show you some of their tips to successfully making more plants from your very own garden.
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Word of warning.. lol too much Growing a Greener World will cause you to become a vegetable gardening, Master Gardener, Pollinator Gardener, and a leaf collecting, compost loving, successful seed starter and a more conscious gardener over all. I can’t say enough what an amazing resource Joes knowledge and guest will bring to your own garden.
Kim Bradford ~ I couldn't said it better myself ~ very addictive !
With this accurate knowledge you're really able to make the environment much better to live, I feel you all seem to understand what plants, flowers and fruits express through their colors and structure inside them, that's all about to love deeply all things which were created by our heavenly Father 😊
Thank you! 👍
This is as good as tv ever gets. So interesting and easy to watch. Love it!
I just love this show! It is so inspiring to see people who truly love plants sharing knowledge. Thanks Joe and Bree!
Thank you both for this! I propagate regularly but with inconsistent results. This video really helps me rethink some of my approach. I'll be watching this again and again to catch all the good tips. Love Brie and her book "The Foodscape Revolution" . I love that she keeps gardening fun and simple and successful for all levels.
Love Brie the plant lady, so it was fun to see her with Joe!
Love this show does what it says in title growing a greenworld
Why are you not on Tv tired of houseflipping
Grateful found you on TH-cam Blessings to you all💖🎀
I love this and looking forward to seeing lots more.
My parents ran two tree nurseries, so, as a kid, I spent my summers in the green house listening to the radio and propagating-good times and good memories. I still am busy doing small scale propagation and then share my plants with my friends and neighbours-so fun! I did not know there was a liquid hormone medium, will check the website to see if you have included sources. And thanks for the info about leaf cuttings for begonias, will have to try that.
Excellent show! Comprehensive propagation information is so hard to come by - thanks so much :)
Wonderful episode ! You are so right about those Basil cuttings. For the 1st time this year I took cuttings from mine & now have 4 beautiful plants growing in pots in my window !!! As yoU said in a few days, each cutting in water had long healthy roots ! THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING !
Great show. Very informative. Love seeing the correct methods for starting plants. Thanks Joe.
I learned so much! Thank you. Love this show. Very informative. Brie & Joe ...so much Chemistry! Would love to see them do another episode. :)
Saving this for sure! Thank you !
I truly enjoy your channel. Always learning something new.
Excellent! This is what I was needing. I have several plant I need to clone and haven't been successful (except once). I will be trying again come spring.
Question: Do I wait for plants to leaf out when propagating deciduous broad leafed trees? Or take the cutting before the leaves open?
Hi Joe, love the show but shouldn't you be using coco coir instead of peat moss? peat moss is not renewable and the peat bogs traps carbon.
Where do you find affordable coconut coir?
This was great. Thank you. Have you interviewed gardeners practicing permaculture? Morag Gamble would be a fantastic choice.
Wow. Great show. I am so excited to try these ideas.
I just started trying my hand at propagation this year with limited success. But I have found that using a large plastic spring mix container from the grocery store is a great size for small cuttings. I can get them started in there and then transplant to small pots ♻️
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I love this show! So very informative. I've propagated many flowers in water, kind of an addiction after awhile.. and this year I've tried propagating the soft stem and hard stem with no success yet. Bummer! This video was super helpful, and you make it look super easy. What do you do when you don't have a green house to propagate in?
😍Brie😍
I had no idea you could ask to take cuttings from places. That holster is awesome. Where did you get it?
Im surprised that you suggested using peat moss considering how the negative environmental impact of removing it from peat bogs.
I love this show, but considering your stated mission, why are you still pushing peat?
Wonderful
Love it
Can use willow tea for easy rooting hormone.
Well I know it looks like you're doing shrubs and trees that is great my question to you oh is on pepper plants, when is a good time of year and the best way to take clippings from existing pepper plants and reroute them for the following year?
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@joelamp'l
I'm not sure if you were aware about a recent most ridiculous situation that is happening recently on TH-cam but I'm getting very frustrated. All of my favorite (your channel included) has been unsubscribing me without my knowledge or approval. I just re-subscribed. Not sure if you are able to change that but it would be a good idea to look into and inquire.
@joegardener
What ever happened to this channel?
I swear I’ve seen this program already. This is a repeat I think. Same girl I’ve watched with the same topic.
You were doing good up until you made the mixture. You are ensuring you have to buy fertilizer because you have put absolutely nothing in there for the plant to feed on.