Propagating Zinnia Cuttings |VLOG|Whispering Willow Farm
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Ok so I pinched mine today because I’m on your channel on a binge watching spree, a few had buds and I stuck them in a vase to see if they will bloom, now I have 3 extra plants because of this video, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I did know to pinch the tops of zinnias but.... didn’t know I could root them...thank you Jill for sharing this great information 💚🌱💚
I really appreciate all this good information on Zinnias. I'm definitely going to attempt to propagate some of mines. 👍😎🌸🌻🌴☀️😀🌴- Lazy Liz Life
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Jill did you just put the pinched stem in water in the jar?
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Wow
🤯 I’ve been growing zinnias for years and had NO IDEA you could propagate cuttings. Thanks for sharing.
I live in a tropical country when it's summer all year round. Zinnias are actually treated like a weed in our area and I find it delightful to see some people find beauty in them as much as I do.
I do this with my Basil plants and it works great
Propagation is becoming my new love language 🤦🏻♀️ I have peppers, tomatoes and now zinnias in my house propagating. I don’t have it in me to throw away all these free, hard working plants 🤣🤷🏻♀️ Great info. Thanks for sharing!
Hahaha yaasssss
Shut up!!!!! You can make more plants from cuttings??? My mind is blown😃
LOL funny comment
Cool, I'm going to try that. I had no idea you could propagate zinnia cuttings. Tomato suckers I knew.
Yeah same. I had no idea. Good to know
Key word for me in your video is Steward of the land. 👍🏽
We try our best
The new camera looks so good!!! Love this video, had no idea!! Great info!
Cool, didn't know I could do that with Zinnia's, my favorite flower this past year, now I want all the different colors!
I'm needing these flower growing videos in my life right now. Thank you !
I know right. It’s time to just watch things grow. Such a blessing to see
I have never pinched zinnias before. Thank you so much for sharing. I had one volunteer from last year. I'm so excited to be able to start more from it! 😀
I thought zinnias only grow on seeds.. Now i got an idea.. Thanks..
Thus year is my first year growing flowers.
All my year I only grew vegetables seeds and I don't know what came over me but I decided to branch out to flowers along with my vegetables plants
I did this with my snapdragons after watching your last video and they are taking off!! Thanks so much 🌷💕
I just had to comment. You sound so much like Sadie Robertson Huff! Thanks for the info.
😂 I hear that often. I’ll take the compliment
@@WhisperingWillowFarm it’s definitely a compliment ❤️
Your first video about pinching Zinnia, I research propagating in water. I wondered why you didn't, but I did AND it worked. I was soooo happy to see this video today. Your loving the earth to life.
I have a question... What about these JumpingWorms from compost? My family says that I have some and are fretted! No damage on my plants for now. I made my own compost and the tree trimmers dropped some off for me, Used 3 years later for pathways? I hope that you can help with any answers? Golf course poison😭😡
www.milorganite.com/blog/garden-landscape/managing-worms-your-lawn#:~:text=Jumping%20worms%20(Amynthas%20spp)%20most,recently%20upper%20Midwestern%20United%20States.
I have Zinnia's growing so I definitely want to try. Thank you for a great video!💜
I am so happy I learned this today. Last night we got heavy rain that just flattened my zinnias.I cut them back and am going to try and propagate. 😊 thanks Jill
Unfortunately did not work. All rotted off in water
I never knew this about Zennia’s. That’s so neat. I love Zennia’s. Thanks Jill.🥰
Brilliant idea 🌸🦋🌸
my squirrels ate mine
Thank you for the wonderful tips ur garden os beautiful and huge big... its my firstime planting zinnias this helps a ot ro mig🌸⚘️👌👍🔔
New subscriber omg I’m obsessed w u ur so cute 😭
Aww thank you for your kind words 😊 Welcome to our journey
😂I just started 60 cells of 1-2 zinnias per cell 😂😂😂 I’m looking forward to oodles of flowers but not looking for to transplanting 100’s of starts. I’m simply gardening for myself and trying to find my routine and purpose ❤
I just cast the seed and let nature take its course. They spread around my place. I am just a lazy gardener I suppose.
Such a pleasure to watch.
I tried pinching my lonely zinnia but I ended up only cutting the leaves then it started to flower and branch so I left it alone. After seeing this video I went out to pinch it and put the cut piece in water. Fingers crossed I'll end up with 2 healthy plants
What makes a zinnia grow to a big ball full of petals versus just a bit with the yellow in the middle? On the seeds I planted they were big ball types but during bloom it’s been the latter type I said.
Also can I make a cutting from any of this now? There’s a second arm growing with a bud in it, can I use that?
THANK YOU so much for teaching! ❤️
I don’t pinch my zinnias and they still make side shoots. Zinnias are my fav! Love your family!
I enjoy watching your vlogs, South America Chile 🇨🇱,you really make sense and make us beginner gardeners feel good 👍🏼thank you🌱🪴
This is exciting!! I've been zinnias foryears but never noticed they will root in the water. Thank you! Cuttings are in the water now.
do more mature stems (like yours with longer stem) propagate better than younger stems (as in shorter cut from the tip with younger leaves) in terms of successful or faster rootings? or is there no difference?
Hey Jill, you are such a pleasure to watch! I’m so happy for you that you’ll be moving to Jess’s farm!! 🦋 Thanks for the great info. I’ll be clipping them as soon as I see a few more leaves.❤️
New subscriber here! Looking foward to seeing what you do in your new farm! Im so glad Jess mentioned you on her channel I am enjoying your videos!
Yes. The same. I found you through Jess
Welcome! Thanks for subscribing and watching 😊
@@WhisperingWillowFarm you're welcome!
Love your videos and positive energy!
Has the best energy I would happen to agree with you
I love learning alongside you!! Should you prune them more than once? Love the information you shared today!!!!
Agreed
You can. If you regularly cut them for bouquets, you'll get the same benefits as pinching them. The flowers last close to two weeks in a vase or jar inside. The plant will continue to bush out through the season.
@@RTCPhotoWork that is so cool. Thanks for the info
Thank you!
Do you have pod casts?
Coming soon 😉
the deer pruned my sunflowers last year and I was so upset. They came back with to many more flowers later the deer pruned them. Nature working it's magic.
This is my first year growing zinnia from seed. I’m having a hard time getting the Thumbelina variety past transplanting...even the directly down ones die after a few weeks. My State Fair variety is flourishing! Any thoughts? Also, thank you for showing how easy it is to pinch and propagate! Blessings!
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Oh my gosh I was from the same mind set 1 year ago. If I could not eat the plant I wasn't going to grow it...LOL This year I have been learning so much about the importance of beneficial pollinator insect plants for my garden. I am in zone 9b and since a lot of our vegetable growing is over for the summer because of the heat I have been working on adding some flowers to my garden.
I’m in 9b and my garden is just getting started. My tomatoes are flowering, my cukes are flowering, my ground cherries are filling out and my celery is getting bigger.
What the heck are we doing so differently? Did you start planting in Feb?? 😳
I scattered so many zinnia seeds this year that I’m afraid to pull weeds. What do they look like from the start?
We are growing the purple prince and peppermint stick zinnias
I bet that’s a beautiful sight
I wonder if pinching at the time of transplant would speed up growth, like with bare root trees and onions....ooh experiment time
Love your videos.
Xx all the way from South Africa.
Wow how is the growing season out there in Africa.
I've grown zinnias for years and never knew you could pinch them! This is so great!
Yeah I’ve grown them for years. Not once did I know to do this. Such great information
You can do this with Dahlias too
Never knew you could grow zinnias from cuttings!! That's exciting to me since I am growing zinnias!! I will try this! Thank you for this great idea!! Blessings!!
Hahaha! Who else read the title as "Propagandizing Zinnia's?" Great vid, thanks.
Awesomeness
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For those that find they lose their propagated plants, even when they have a new healthy root system:
I tend to lose mine too, and it’s because the roots are so used to having access to ample moisture, and soil is damp, not drenched. So I take an extra step between propagating a new root system and planting them. Instead I’ll put them in a super small pot (like 3”), put that pot into a square size ziplock, then plant the propagated stem into the soil, water it enough that it collects a bit of extra water at the bottom, then spray water on the leaves, and close the ziplock bag. I’ll keep it like this for about 3 days, then open the ziplock for a day so the leaves are used to being dry again, and then plant it the following day. I find I lose propagated plants so much less with this method!!
Ugh, square size = QUART size.
Thanks Siri. 🙄
Great information, thanks for sharing ❤
What is eating the first leaves off all my zinnia? The last of my Poler Bear Zinnia are gone. I'm in zone 5a and have a short growing season, what can I do to save any others that haven't come up yet.
❣ Thank you Jill! I get a lot from your Channel. 😅You guys stay safe.
The small black spots on the zinnias. Is that soil or something else?
Nate sprinkled blood meal to give them a boost of nitrogen
@@WhisperingWillowFarm Thank you. I had never heard of it.
Where did you get that shirt? It's sooo adorable!
Would zinnias do well against the house on the south side? Too hot?
I cut my peppers the same way...I wonder if I can propagate them the same way...
I have never tried just sticking them in water. However, this year I was able to propagate a topped pepper by putting it in rooting powder, soil then covering with a dome.
You sure can. I try to make sure there’s at least two leaf nodes down the stem: the first/top one for energy, the second node (leaves taken off) to put in water/root out. :)
@@melissasullivan1658 thank you!