I recently purchased these pods to help with root development, and I believe it was one of the best decisions I’ve made.

Hi. Did anyone tried this method with pine trees like Leylandi ?

Very Useful. Nice One. Respect. Many Thanks. STP

I’m going to try it on my dogwood. Hope it works on trees.

Did you do an update on this olive tree?.

What a wonderful handle...... “Jersey shore Lisa”

would worm casting work or is that to rich? recently started worm casting. gota get rid of all my amazon boxes somehow lol

Use a injection to water them every week

The size of that bag of perlite tells me your a pro! Nobody needs that much perlite unless they have lots of plants. 😂❤

You have such a wonderful, infectious laugh! Thanks so much for this video. I'm in Switzerland so need to do this, too.

I got mine today! Big advantage is that the new plants can already have fruits or flowers on it!

Fiberglass?

This was the most useful tutorial I’ve seen.

Thanks!

get back in 10 years when it starts to get olives

Good job. I was hoping to get info on cutting back the stems that will remain and produce berries for the upcoming season, when and how far back. Mine are very tall and I would like them a more manageable height.

Thank you and i love your shirt :)

Balloon flower, alas, is not native to North America, but to East Asia.

I'm trying to find a video on what wild natural Remedies we have in our woods, I live in Bayville NJ ..

Did you need to do anything special for your citrus? I have a calamondin I’d really love to survive bringing inside! Thank you!

I love your video ❤ I was just wondering how did you find your fruit trees? Some of them I have never heard of

it is a huge jumpstart on rooting cuttings, I just ordered a 10pk and I`m eager to try them

Figs are easy to root anyway. Take a cutting, stick it in soil, keep it watered & it will root.

What is the recipe? Mixture ratio?

I live in Nj as well, Can this stuff be used if you have house cats that bother the plants?

I was thinking of doing a similar thing for my succulent plants by putting them in a mini plastic greenhouse in a my glass greenhouse for extra protection. Not sure if it will work though. X

good day maam, may i ask whats the size of your propagation pods?

Wow and they handle snow just fine? Im in North Jersey near union county, and thinking of planting some! Any cold hardy variets you recommend?

I really enjoyed watching this - you made it look fun and easy 😊

Does it work?

Your hot

Thank you!

Good on you well done

So i found these, but made my own, to try n prop houseplants to go from normal houseplants, to BOOOOOM, Big houseplants. Ive had mine on for weeks, its got THICK thick roots, and am ready to start the new plant but is their anything i should do to what USE TO BE the top of the other plant ?? Any info would be greatly appreciated

Fascinating! I have used this method also! I have used plain dishwashing liquid however, with no additives and it did not harm the plant. My mixture was Dishwashing liquid, Hydro peroxide 3 percent (on the label) and Neem oil. Plants are not quite as sensitive as people think to dishwashing liquid. Just a small amount in the water. Yes water is the main ingredient! This is 2024 and near the time to bring in plants. I have already brought a Dracaena in.

What season is the best...spring or autumn ??

I bought a plant this year and I didn’t know about this. Thank you for posting. I have to think of another location to plant her.

Ive done this the last few years in MN. But Ive taken the plants out of the pots and while they "soak" I clean the pots really well and then repot with some added soil. Also I have a bar of neem soap that I wet and use wet cotton balls to rub on the bar of soap and clean top and bottom of each leaf. I dont rinse the leaves off though, maybe that would be a good idea, the spray might dislodge anything hanging on. I haven't had bugs. Seeing as its been a year can you tell us if this method of leaving the plants in the pots worked?

Blueberry are weird. I had a bunch as center crop in a vineyard and i got a few here or there, not much. Then one year it was like a switch turned on and from that point forward there was just a ton of berries

I have them growing in the cracks of the cement

Nice. !! How do you protect them in the winter?😊 I live in Virginia

Nice. !! How do you protect them in the winter?😊

Do they require acidic soil? Would an PH down work for acidifying the soil?

Thank you so much for this detailed instructional video. I have been looking for a video like this❣️

I put layers of leaves, brown cardboard, green grass clippings, rotting branches, garden waste and leaf mold around my fig trees then top all of this with a few inches of sandy forest soil at the end of summer and add a thick layer of leaves. Insulating the roots is important both from cold and evaporation. Also add some rusty iron or iron nails in the soil and bone meal. Water young trees a lot too. --- If you only get occasional hard freezes you can cover the tree and use a portable power station inside a cooler (or plastic bag to protect it) to power 10 or more watts of full spectrum LED bulbs or an incandescent bulb underneath the covering and use the wireless sensor of a cheap indoor/outdoor temperature unit to monitor the tree. I`ve covered young trees with plastic barrels, buckets, plastic, tarps, blankets, leaves etc. I also insulated the barrels with another covering.

So I can use just pain potting soil and I don't have to water it? Thanks in advance. :)

Damn no rooting hormone even? Thats cool. I might have to try it

You should have watered the soil first any way great work looks great

Amorphophallus species. The leaflets look possibly paeoniifolius.

I love the in-ground pot idea. What do you think about using pipes or cattle panel to top the arbors and sort of make a "bridge" between them?