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very informative video, I have applied these techniques to root some Ginko tree cuttings with success.

Wow ! Such a Nice Presentation.

How about mentioning the active chemicals in the herbicides.

Thank you very much mister

Herbal grass

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Very informative n beautiful video too. Thanks for sharing👍 frist big like.

Great video!! Thank you

Good job Cliff!

Thanks Cliff. NC State needs to buy you a GoPro so you can go hands free while filming ;-)

Thank you for a more thorough process. Most people only show you how to cut and plant with very little other info. I am going to go plant lupine now!

If you have to water the jug because your winter is too dry, I would water from the bottom and let it soak up what it needs... just like when watering seedlings in trays. I use a cheap ($10) soldering gun outside to put holes in containers. It is so fast and easy. If I want a bigger hole, I just make a second pass or put pressure on the hole to one side to make it bigger. I like the hinge to be under the handle. Subconsciously, it just feels stronger to hold it by the handle side when moving the jug so it won't come apart as easily. Just a preference.

Great work gang.

Very clever staking method, thanks for sharing

I’ve down poppies for many years in mid-February in zone 5. They germinate really well. I set out the plants in late April

Thanks - this was a really helpful series!