Loooooks gud!

Dope video bro

Looks mighty good, Thumbs up 👍

Nice one!! Keep up the great work! You should look into using Promosm!!! I’ve been using it to help grow my Instagram, you could use it to promote your channel!!!

THE SPARKS APPEAR TO BE WHITE IS THIS THE CASE ? AND IF SO WHERE CAN I BUY THESE STRIKERS THAT THROW WHITE SPARKS ? A GOOD DEMONSTRATION. THANK YOU.

This is a great idea especially for starting a campfire🔥

Those roots are beautiful! Great tip to use the wood glue as a sealant on the cut!

Great video ! I am really in to flint and steel and mainly use chared punkwood in a tinder box to get a fire blazin' but char cloth is good also, especialy for gettin' fatwood shavings lit. Hey keep up the great work!

Nice video thankyou 😊

Interesting research. I'll try some perimeter heated, weighed down char cloth experiments someday and see if it eliminates brittle char cloth. Supple is not all I'm going for though. It can be supple and still covered with smoke residue and therefore less reactive. Good denim char cloth will be so clean that it will have a slight sheen on it. And I've also noticed that all char the first time out of the fire and char tin will be highly reactive. That terrycloth char cloth will get progressively less and less reactive over time. Because of the moisture it draws in every time the storage container is opened.

Hey papa can you sell me that tree 🌲 I give you few bills for or pesos what ever you wanna called nice 👍 video thanks 🙏

U got that...hahaha

this is the best fig propagation video ive seen.

Haha....the "pay attention" at the beginning Sold this for me. Great informative video and I smiled the whole way through. Thank you.

I love your new trees I just started one this week the way you did I hope I get it to start to root in a few weeks! ---BTW If I sit on a bucket I would not get up 75 years old so I bought a three foot tall stool and works great.

Emory can this be done now in the winter with out the watering and while there are no leaves on the plant to get the saplings and inside growth. Or do I need to wait until the spring after the tree is leafed out.

Your video with the crippled video photography where the camera person so hunting for the narrated subject and we get a good shot of your short pants and suspenders is quite funny . Fortunately the audio is excellent and I can follower your instruction despite viewing your buttocks

Thanks my friend. What a beautiful idea of 2 lit. bottle. Thanks for sharing.

Love the video! I'm going to give it a go, thanks for sharing the knowledge. Greetings from England!

Awesome!

my cuttings turned black on the bottom? I use 60% potting soil and 40% perlite I water or mist every 2 days I don't drench it I just spray the air surrounding the cuttings, and sometimes each cutting 1or twice, why are they turning black?

Thanks so much. This video was not only very informative but entertaining as well!

I think your head is pretty sharp to think of something like this, it's fantastic idea and I'm ready to do this with my neighbors 100 yr. old fig tree! So thanks so much for this great idea, even the type of soil to use boy im really into this now! thanks so much!!!!!

I am so glad I found your channel, this is great. I just started trying to use cuttings, but I really like this method. I love your shovel comment ha ha, great , also I agree you just have to try see if it works! lol

Thanks for such an informative vid, I'm going to try this right now! LOL "If yo dumb, I can show you every lil thang!"

This video is awesome! The "pay attention" part at the beginning made me smile and...pay attention!!! 😀

Oooo. Like that Drift rose. Is that the Peach Drift? Very nice.

What is the best time to do this procedure, Spring or the fall? Thanks for the video and the answer to my question, I like this method :-)

Emory, thank u for the video. I've used a gatorate bottles on a couple of limbs.. 4 weeks into it.. waiting another 4 weeks. THANKS enjoying experimenting . Brendan.

Emory, thank u for the video. I've used a gatorate bottles on a couple of limbs.. 4 weeks into it.. waiting another 4 weeks. THANKS enjoying experimenting . Brendan.

Thanks to you, I now know everything I need to know to propagate figs trees. Good job !!!! - - - Key Man

Great videos. Great information. Thanks.

Love the sense of humor. Great video to watch. Funny and very useful information. Please post more videos if you have a chance. I will subscribe :)

Very entertaining and informative lol. I love that idea, your awesome!

Thanks for the videos!!!!

This WILL NOT work with a Dr. Pepper bottle, but Pepsi is fine.

Thank you

Did you ever find out if that works with a Japanese wingling tree?

Great

I must say, that's the first time I've seen air layering done with a cola bottle. Typically done with plastic wrap and spagnum. This really is pretty cool. I'd paint or wrap the bottles myself just as a precaution. Roots exposed to UV will harden and bark over if exposed for too long. Excellent method though, kinda embarrassed I never thought about it. :P

YES SIR, THANK YOU SIR

Position 7:00 is the best! Great job Emory! :)

Thank you, Mr. Emory. Your videos are not only informative, but also entertaining as well. Your method of delivery is genuine and makes me miss the good ol' south.

Thank you. :)

Thank you very much sir for this presentation .. I really enjoyed it , but the most thing I like about it is the way you act and talk .. It wasn't boring comparing with the others presentations .

Nice video

I am zone 7 very cold winter I sometimes put a 2 liter bottle over young plant then pile pine straw around that. Once put a one liter and a 2 liter over the one liter and plant bloomed in December.

Love this, very informative and helpful! I did this to an english rose I believe, but had to take the cutting on aug 14th. I am in zone 5, do I put it in the ground and how should I protect it over winter? Or if I should put it in a 50 degree area, when would I do this? My first rose bush :D Thank you so much!!

Sure you can plant it in the ground if you plan on keeping it. If you are going to give it to someone it is best to pot it and save having to dig it up.

Can't you just plant it directly into the ground, instead of a large pot?