What's the ideal watering interval when you do cuttings in planted pots instead of water containers? In doing cutting research, I've found if they get too hot the cuttings have higher fail rates. Seems like if you could keep them under 76 degrees less of them would fail.

What a good kid. I see at 1:44 ish your boy wanting to help dad.

PLANT NOTHING YOU CANT EAT

This guy talks too much just get it done man

what happened to this guy? he hasn't posted any videos in three years

If the suckers are coming straight out of the ground next to the main tree they have their own root system separate from the main tree. So you can actually dig those roots out and speed up the process by the rootstock cutting already having roots. Again assuming the suckers aren’t out of the base of the trunk

Stop picking on trees.

Many years ago, I cut down large pyracantha bushes, drilled holes, and filled with salt... regular table salt. The stumps rotted and I hammered them away.Yes, it took a couple of Summers but they've never grown back... So, vinegar will work!!!

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If i duct tape a branch, will the branch get strangled? Is what we want to know

People want to know because we have a BRANCH to repair, not the entire tree.

The young boy nearly drowned them 😂

he forgot to water them 😬

Like your backyard expements. What solution would you suggest for keeping eucalyptus bark tree permanently moist/ prevent the bark from recoiling as it dries out?

why is your whole page about killing trees?!!!

Cover stump with splash free bleach. Works every time as long as it doesn’t rain right after application.

Dude where do you live!!! Those mountains are beautiful!!

Can I use tordon on a tree next to my fig tree?

You look like a Russian olive tree. You know what to do.

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Drive a copper spike in it.

Drive a copper spike in it.

Hey. Did you cut the extra limbs off?

Can you please share the link of your irrigation system device ?

I didn't watch this. But I wonder if the tree was removed like the copper nails one.

Put caustic soda granules in the holes you drilled into the stump.

What is that product at the very end, honestly all of the products including the drip line. What do you use and can you create a affiliate link to send people to?

Vinegar will NOT kill a tree .

"When's the best time to plant a tree? Well, it was 10 years ago.". Amen! Been living on my property for 10 years wishing I had done all this back then. Don't want to be thinking the same thing 10 years from now. Great video, and thanks for the advice!

It's not a tree, but I'd throw in the Chinese Privet. It's very, very similar to what he destroyed here, and it may be the same plant. It's classed as a large hedge or small tree, but here in the South (and according to Southern Living website, from Maryland to Florida to Texas) it's EVERYWHERE. If you're familiar with kudzu, then this is the woody version of that, and like kudzu, a Chinese import. It's super-fast growing, and if you kill it residual seeds on the ground grow two years later. Very hardy, and I've had success with Brush Top killer, but I hate the toxicity to humans. I'm going to try the vinegar on some grow-backs I've got. The root system grows like in the video here, in a huge radius around the stumps, and I'd bet that those later growths he showed were from the same roots.

I took a huge Chinese Elm down and the stump got ground down…BUT lots of growth around the original stump and even in the yard further away!!! Want to plant the area and it’s close to my house…don’t want to ruin the soil for planting! Please HELP with ideas.

I also read bleach works

Maybe if the treatment was applied to the living layer, rather than than the stumps

What can I use in california they have a block on this product?

cool, thanks for the video! Gonna be doing this for some California Pepper trees

best info is to identify your location, type of tree, and time of year with a it of care suggestions. any other verbiage is waste of viewers time. t

This I’m sure did not work! Next time try to “air layer” or “stool layer” because this method here really only works with certain varieties and they were all too long for this method of propagation (should only have about 4 nodes) and then your substrate should have been sand and not soil as this I’m sure just rotted all those scions

Does anybody know if Hawthorne can be graphed onto a mulberry tree? Can they be graphed in fall?

Cut it at the root

did it work

Wait he killed 3 trees to learn how to kill 1 stump and came up with an inconclusive answer?! Wow...we deserve to die.

is this the same spot you used bleach in another video ...ROFL 🤣 🤣

I have a bamboo problem that I am going too be working n after the hurricane goes by. I am not sure how it will work out but bamboo is real tough and I have way too much too dig it by had. I am going too use a defoliant and hope it works.

I find vinegar has a "through the fires" effect. It kills MOST plants. But sometimes they pull through and are insanely stronger and just grow really fast.

I saw some Oak Trees that have been cut off many times and dug in to get them. I put in water and planted them .😢 they died. Put one outside...same thing, died.

Would work better with some rooting hormone on the shaved end. 👍🏿

It's called way more acidity not vinegary!

Elm trees are the most invasive, and hard to kill? Mulberry tree: Hold my beer.

Cutting a tree down isn’t like killing a live tree.