Feels like im missing the sell to who and where part

I followed your videos and took some cuttings from my favourite roses. They’ve rooted and done really well and I will pot them on soon. Two of them are cuttings from roses my late father grew. So I’m thrilled I will be able to ensure they continue blooming. Love your videos and how you explain things. Greetings from Surrey, England.

You seem to be on a winner with the roses. $800 is a great haul.I do vegetable and herb plants and usually turn over around $300. Not too many rose growers where I live.

I know i’m a little late to the party on this video but do these trees need an insect pollinator if they are inside a structure? I know the flowers have both male and female parts and wondered if that was enough for pollination/fertilization

1st bourbon was found in India & not Madagascar as open pollinated plant .

Hello Jason, I am from Pakistan. I have tried growing roses from cuttings for 3 years but no luck. This year I have tried air layering after watching this video on 1st of February. I hope I am lucky this time ❤.

I love this rose, it’s a little tender for where I live now but I’ve grown it in every garden, when I could find it. It was named after a hero of WWI, a pilot.

In my pot there is a huge bunch of clover I get rid of the clover it seems that the rose bush is drying out.

A few years ago, I got a few grape and kiwi plants, and they have been in containers because I was in a temporary housing situation. In two seasons, they had grown over 10 feet. We just bought our forever home and I brought all my container plants over. It was about an hour of effort, but I carefully unbraided 4 grape vines and 4 kiwi vines from each other, away from the trellis, and was able to move them without cutting them back. 🎉 I only had two points of breakage; one grape and one kiwi. So I am going to attempt to root them. Thank you for the video, this will be very helpful. If this works, I am going to be a propagating maniac because I have two acres 😁

I really appreciate that you waited until til you had results and posted the results in the same video you began them in. Too often, I’ll watch a gardening video about something like this, then it ends and I have no idea how it ended up, and often I cannot figure out which video was the follow-up (if there even is one).

We always said grandma could put a stick in the ground and it would grow

This was very educational. Thank you.

Thankyou

Yolande d'Aragon and Duchesse de Rohan are two of the strongest scented roses I have ever smelled in any nursery,garden etc. I could smell few flowers of Duchesse from 20ft, its much more powerful than even the strongest of DA roses or even HTs. And I have only roses that are able to waft due to its strenght. Yolande is beautiful bloom, very similar to Madame Issac Pereire

On the fle market do you find people don't buy a rose if there are no flowers What's the best way around this

I have a location, greenhouse, plants, and knowledge on plants and their needs. I'm just trying to see what to expect.

Where can I purchase the pellets produced by this grower?

Coming back to watch this before the season starts! I have quite a few roses in containers. I used organic fertilizer last year but think I’m going to try osmocote this year. It gets so hot and humid here. Thinking it may be easier to maintain a more constant level of nutrients that way in the containers. Will also supplement with some organic liquid fertilizer during the season. You’re the best!

That promotes deseases and insects on nockout roses which can result in rose rosette.

Thanks for your videos. I propagated roses from a bouquet based on this video four weeks ago. Two have developed leaves and the rest have not, but I checked some of them and it seems they have formed callus at the base. My main question is, when should I bring them out from the humidity dome? Should I remove the ones that have developed new leaves and keep the rest under the humidity dome until they grow leaves? I would appreciate your response.

Loved watching this one. What a beautiful place to live. You need to put up a bat house to see if that would help with the bugs.:)

Hello sir 🙏 from India How to make seed pods in succulent plants? At what time do seed pods appear in succulent plants?

I would love to see an update on this! And to offer a helping hand to Josh

I was looking for a video about transferring a rose bush from ground to container, Thanh for sharing 👍

Very informative, and in such a quick video! I was hoping you would say you can leave the canes alone until spring. No gloves though? You are braver than I!

Interesting legend. I'm glad they are not a significant problem. For all pests I like soapy water in a spray bottle, but I spot treat in an attempt to preserve beneficial insects. Except on a Japanese Maple I got at 90 percent off at the end of the season. When Spring came so did aphids, and ants taking care of them. The first few sprays were annihilating, the whole little tree. But it made it through well!

can i use a mix of peat moss and coir for the rooting medium?

Thanks!

Which is best to propagate Or buy wholesale

I used the hot water method for honey locust but didn't know this for mimosa, explains my bad germination rate last time!

Is there a secret to starting purple fountain grass I have tried many times but nothing ...I have bought seeds and collected my own and still nothing .Great information video thank you

I personally pull all the leaves off the hydrangea and sticking into the ground with atleast one node underneath the dirt

What is the role of those photosynthetic bacteria, given that the process occurs inside a sealed bucket in the dark?

I live in North Texas. I wondered if you would cover any updates on Rosette Disease. You did but quickly moved on? Any updates. We saw this horrible disease migrate into N Texas a decade ago. Our city planted over 10 thousand Knock Out Roses and two years later had to remove all of them. Unfortunately the disease started showing up on my various Antique Bush roses and several other classes of roses. I’ve had to dig up bestiful plants when the “witches broom” started showing. I’ve been told the disease is spread by a mite that blows in the wind adhering to roses. If you hav3 any updates from experts I’d sure appreciate you sharing.

In recently found your channel. You are so helpful and informative. Thank you for your knowledge!!

Lux is for humans, PAR is for plants. Thanks for the content!

I’m in California and going to prune my roses. But should I strip off their leaves or just prune my roses? Any advice would be greatly appreciate. Thank you

Fascinating!!

Awesome job thank you so much for taking the time to show real time examples!!👍👍

8:24 what to look for to know what is a high or low level rooter/hormone?

Yo para proteger de posibles contaminaciones de polen después de la polinización le pongo encima una bolsita de té (vacia y protegiendo el futuro escaramujo)

Interesting plants and I'd never have guessed ones normally thought of as growing in arid places would need to have their seeds soaked. Enjoy your videos by the way.

Souvenir de la malmaison is probably the most fragrant wafting rose I have ever smelled and its stronger even than MIP; I wonder if it was used for making Francis Meilland as flowers look very simialr and FM also is extremely fragrant

Thanks Jason.

Fascinating to see the sprouted seeds. I've never grown them from seed. I wondef how long it takes for them to mature?

After the roots appear, how long should you wait before planting outdoors?

Seems to make sense that plants growing in an arid climate would have very hard seed coats that require prolonged soaking. Would guard against these seeds germinating with just a quick rain shower that didn't keep ground wet long enough to keep the seedling alive. Hard seed coats also enable seeds to survive digestive systems of animals that eat them. Great way for them to disperse longer distances. The hot water soak just softens the coat faster that's all.

not sure if you will see this comment, but if you were trying to root a softwood cutting(like from a mum or a carnation) what rooting powder would you use? Thanks so much!!