Backyard Plant Propagation Episode 8 (Collecting the Cuttings)

[@Jpatmeadowbrook]

I am a master gardener who loves to learn something new daily!

[@zeruzio1345]

This is the clearest videos I have seen about rooting cuttings and what semi-hardwood actually means for different plants. Thanks so much.

[@davidclymer]

You're the best Jim. I really dig what you do and always learn a lot. Thanks for the lesson.

[@jameskee9578]

Great stuff. I live in zone 8. When should I take cuttings from gardenias, holly bushes, and camelias?

[@popstone116]

Very helpful videos. Thank you so much.

[@timbosinfo]

I feel like this is a how to start a nursery series which is interesting. Can you talk sometime about how profitable such a business can be?

[@olsonlr]

Which perennials are suitable for cuttings under missed?

[@wesleyhackney]

Was wondering if you would share which plants you said are hard to root at 50% success vs the easier 80% success rate. Woulhelp me stay away from trying to do those. BTW how easy is Japanese Yew or Japanese holly

[@olsonlr]

I have had zero success with tree cuttings like fruit trees under missed. They always drop their leaves before they have time to grow roots. Is there a special way of dealing with them?

[@josephmcgee8450]

Tell us how and when to propagation of Rhododendron?

[@zakf6140]

Finally, eight episodes deep and we get to some cuttings.

[@jeffb6276]

Leaf infections are fixed with Tainio's PZ1000 and Micro 5000. Give advancing eco agriculture a call and bullshit with one of their agronomists, if you're fond of plant health you'll be glad you did. I've been following them for a long time now

[@wolfsangeleyes]

Very helpful information, thank you.