Cinnamon , Honey or Rooting Powder : Which one is BEST ROOTING AGENT ?

[@DavidLaFerney]

Excellent! We should all use a scientific trial method like this in our work and hobbies.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot

[@entvisual]

*What a excellent* comparison brother! WOW

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot

[@JahangirKhan-rv4qe]

This will encourage new garden lovers to grow plants for their garden through cutting

[@bssridharan]

Beautiful demonstration simple English very nice videography I appreciate your patience Your videos will be very much helpful to all garden lovers Thank you God bless you sir.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot. So nice of you.

[@KamleshPatel-it8so]

Very nicely explained. Need more & more video for our farmers. Sir please keep it continue 🇮🇳 Thanks ❤

[@disguisedgoose2468]

Gardening is my Passion can we use on adenium plant?

[@disguisedgoose2468]

Gardening is my Passion Honey

[@drkmlakshmipathy]

YOU ARE A GOOD TEACHER, VERY SIMPLE WITH GREAT KNOWLEDGE

[@shrishtinarang8650]

You are truely passionate for your gardening Excellent Video !!!!!!!!

[@nellythree]

Never heard of you before till today, was amazed to see you over 200k subscribers! For that reason alone I subbed!

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot

[@aaazzzz99999]

511 k subbed now eh!

[@prathibhaj2781]

It may depends upon the kind of plant we use

[@lathan362]

This is what exactly I want I have tried with water and honey but negative results.. then I have decided to go for rooting Harmon's. Now you told it crystal clear. Thank you

[@planeskipper217]

The honey needs to be plain and raw in order to work. No mixing with boiling water as it kills the beneficial properties of the honey.

[@bhaveshdwarka2707]

Very informative. Not only theories but also proofs through experimenting... 👍

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks

[@johnmickel2330]

What about putting the seeding into the honey then dip in the cinnimum?

[@sinilal5173]

Scientifically demonstrated... Excellent sir. Please give the rooting hormone name, brand and other details.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Cuttings Aid Leibigs Agrochemicals Pvt LTD

[@suhailkazi134]

Routing Powder name and were they brought

[@absmetalstrustintones8154]

@@suhailkazi134 'cutting aid'. I bought from Amazon

[@scottleo1090]

thank you from australia. for your explanation and your diligence. great greenhouse. great shirt 😊

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot

[@debabrataroy2059]

Must be qualified in agriculture/horticulture

[@MrigendraChauhan]

Sir I really like your comparison videos. Everything gets Cristal clear

[@sudhamuralidharan6574]

By far you are the best in india

[@daamu48]

well documented! Thank you very much for all your efforts and sharing.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@h2oquality2010]

WOW! Great experiment. I've only used rooting powder and had great results. I heard about using cinnamon and honey but haven't tried it. Some plants are not easy to root at all and that's why I've only used the rooting powder.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks

[@swatiagrawal9510]

Which rooting powder is good to use...can u plz suggest some name

[@h2oquality2010]

@@swatiagrawal9510 I use RooTone by Black Leaf. Very old. Haven't been able to find this name brand. The active ingredients are: 1-Naphthaleneacetamide and Thiram (tetramethylithiuramisulfide) Other rooting powders I bought have butyric acid as active ingredient. I haven't tried them yet.

[@swatiagrawal9510]

@@h2oquality2010 Thanks 👍

[@roelbenedict8494]

Nice demo and comparison. Im glad i bought rooting hormone for my gardenia cuttings to be planted this weekend

[@hwrdpqz8617]

Very scientific approach Mr. Gregor Mendel.

[@indicaking]

Cool I can use my pure honey then so I don't have to go get some rooting powder. Thank you for the video.

[@pervinchoksi2293]

Thanks for sharing . Sir, I have experimented with cloves (laveng in Hindi) It also works well. Results are better than plain water

[@dhirendrakumarverma3732]

Very nice massage and way of expression Thanks sir

[@drrahulsahai9999]

good scientific and logic explanation of using rooting harmone

[@dhirendrakumarverma3732]

Gardening is my hobby I purchased 600 square feet land for only Gardening

[@edgardriba7513]

Thank you for this excellent video! It is quite interesting to see the effect of rooting on overall health of the cuttings with respect to fungus growth. This was surprising to me. Greetings from Panama, Central America

[@shinelikearock]

Very good, and informative. Would have been more of a controlled study if you kept the cuttings from the separate plants, separated or used cuttings from a single plant... thank you for sharing.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@Babulal-Vaghani4]

Great job 👍 This was so important and You will find lots of comment on

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot

[@BuddhaVuk]

this video is why i just subscribed to your channel

[@mystiquegarcia9594]

never failed to amaze me with ur video

[@yuyunsukarti5814]

very good solution i will try it for my plants thank you sir i'm from Indonesia

[@hardayaldawra1458]

So nicely demonstrated. Thank you Sooraj.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@gurunathanrengarajan7535]

One man Army and excellent R&D , sir growing of FICUS from small twigs kindly explain , growing media composition and temp level for good growth

[@nikanj6]

Great video. Very thorough testing process.

[@ellaquita.-tulipsthetic9990]

Hi Sir, kindly help on how to propagate my rubber plant cuttings? How to do it sir? What is the best rooting hormone and propagation process is best?

[@moniquemonicat]

Thank you. I've been using rooting powder and it is a big hassle to mix and dangerous for the skin. I'm going to try the honey when I don't have time to mix or find a rooting powder that doesn't require mixing with any liquid dangerous to the skin. You have a BEAUTIFUL GARDEN.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks

[@VikramKumar_99]

Most informative video on KZbin regarding gardening.. Thanks of lot for this video sir 🙏

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So Nice of you

[@khalidrazakhan7794]

excellent work done by you,now it is confirm that only rooting Harmon is best.Other is useless, thanks sir

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@midwestmangos2452]

Would be better if he actually used a proper honey based rooting compound recipe rather than simply dipping them. If you dip them you need to make sure the layer is really thin otherwise it will block out the water and dry out your plants, the concentrated sugar in the honey is like eating a mouthful of salt. Also, cinnamon isn't itself a rooting compound, it's usually added to other rooting compounds (such as 1 part honey to 2 parts boiling water) as an antifungal agent. While I love the video and his methodology, it didn't really tell us much about how effective these alternatives can be when used properly.

[@statustouch6807]

Wah! Suggestions Explanation With DEMONSTRATION this is called a complete information... Very very nice sir, Results explanation great efforts Keep it up God bless uh!

[@tori54595]

this is very well done, thank you!

[@pscarlos7]

Amazing rooting test!! Thanks master!

[@gardeningismypassionhindiv902]

So nice of you

[@pscarlos7]

@@gardeningismypassionhindiv902 i been looking a good way to rooting my old lime tree! Tomorrow I'm going to buy a rooting powder and I let you know later how it come!!!

[@gardeningismypassionhindiv902]

@@pscarlos7 Thanks

[@nrathor7]

Very good experiment 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🏼👍👍 Cogratulation Grove ahead

[@choolunameeta8016]

Tks for this comparison 😊

[@daviddsouza6362]

Nice test for plants, rooting hormon passed with full mark.

[@sumitabiswas6434]

Khub bhalo information pelam. Thank you.

[@gerardoaviles9992]

Great video and great job on this and all you're videos Wish you succsess in all you do, you have explained everything factualy with proof, othe youtubers just say what they believe it's TRUE and none of them demonstrate anything. Thank you and God bless you

[@nickythapa9707]

Amazing, I really like this video, showing perfect comparison...very smart idea..

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@kamini2553]

Superb comparison... we got full knowledge about rooting... Thanx & keep sharing your knowledge

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@roshaniqbal6820]

Very nice explanation sir I am starting for gardening very helpful vidio

[@hideoshik]

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing it with us. A question: what soil is in the pot? just sand? Greetings from Argentina.

[@immortalaroid3729]

Yes just sand

[@doomsofmoony1955]

he said it was sand in the video

[@hideoshik]

@@doomsofmoony1955 Ok, thanks.

[@roselynmangune4459]

I will definitely do this! Thank you for sharing...

[@Pritsy73]

Is the soil just sand? Very good information, thanks so much for sharing.

[@tarotofhappiness8402]

Shonna: He said, " River sand." This is important because sea beach sand would have salt in it that would need to be rinsed out. Some plants won't grow in salty soil.

[@Pritsy73]

@@tarotofhappiness8402 thank you very much for the info. God bless ❤

[@estarat]

Good experimental laboratory.

[@obdaking]

Nice, but don’t use the rooting powder from the bottle, just to keep it free from contaminants

[@drkmlakshmipathy]

Excellent analysis of rooting harmone s..super sir.thank u for your teaching .🙏🌺

[@Mkamalsworld]

Can we use Aloe vera gel as rooting hormone ??

[@Asiel66]

Thank you so much for this video, it was exactly what I was looking for! I appreciate your efforts! ✨👍🏼✨

[@eijnanetbarcola6669]

Wonderful cant wait to use all the info ive learn from you thank you

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@rsudhakar]

Is this method applicable for any plants like rose, curry plant, jasmine plant?

[@leanev]

Honey is a natural antiseptic so its understandable that it has less rot.

[@sunnymishragrd]

बहुत अच्छी जानकारी दी आपने सारा confusion दूर कर दिया । क्या आपके पास Boxwood Hegde plant है ?

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks. However, I don't have that kind of plant

[@livingtreasureviraltrend]

Nice explanation, my doubt has clear. Let me use rooting hormones. Thank u sir.

[@gardeningismypassionhindiv902]

So nice of you

[@jagannathdas1]

Can this applicable to any plants cutting, including Tulasi plant Please

[@ravindravithanage9316]

Very important comparison , 🙏

[@healmyroots]

Great detail. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing this.

[@findyogi]

Sir, surprisingly you never made a video on Rubber Plant care and propogation by cuttings. Please add this to your list of great videos. Thanks.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

OK I will

[@debraarizona4809]

This was an awesome experiment.👏👏👏👏😁😁 I really enjoyed seeing what works best for rooting cuttings.💕 Great!! video very very helpful.🤗 Thank you for sharing😁🌹

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@roshaniqbal6820]

Always I watch it vidios sir from Bangalore

[@user-ib5tr3rc6d]

I enjoyed your rooting comparing. Please saw the using aloe gel . Thank you so much.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@foodietravellerofficial]

Thank you sir u r excellent teacher ND Gardener.

[@oldtrojanskin]

Great experiment. Thank you.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@priyanthialwis8811]

Useful lesson will try

[@JBRich1]

Would planting in perlite, or another non-soil, keep it from getting fungus?

[@nanjappa42]

Nice video, well done experiment. All methods work, though success rate varies. Also, it is likely that some method will work best for some plants, and with some people due to green fingers.

[@events4920]

Thanks for your service sir. You are the best . Even lame man can understand. Hats off

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks a lot

[@guruprasaddas3984]

Thank you for such comparative study

[@bindhupriya9425]

Thank you sir, for your experiment done for us, very helpful to us, 😊

[@nixonmadrazo4629]

woooooooow! thanks for the information!

[@r.j.5666]

Very good experiment for all viewers. Thanks sir.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@MixedGoku]

AWESOME EXPERIMENT

[@mitchellmaytorena1137]

Thank you for the information my friend!

[@gardeningismypassionhindiv902]

So nice of you

[@brentdeaner]

Very good info sir! Rooting hormone powder for cuttings! Thanks for video as always

[@amfanik]

আমার এই তুলনাটা দরকার ছিল। অনেক ধন্যবাদ। ♥

[@johnmickel2330]

Thanks from Escondido, Ca.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you ❤️

[@sukanyamukherjee4355]

Excellent and very helpful video sir... thanks a lot

[@kaverigupta9961]

Wonderful video, thank you 👍

[@bisanim]

Great eyeopener. Could you do videos on organic fertilizers and pesticides comprised beneficial bacterias and fungi. Eg. azatobacter, consortia,vam, trichoderma, seeweed etc.? Lot of us are really interested to know the effects of these in our garden plants. Can we really avoid fungicides and does these really lessen the amount of othee fertilizers needed?

[@rashmirekhagogoi3901]

Please tell me about treating fusarium disease in orchids.

[@saraalicea3363]

Thanks 🙏 for sharing, appreciated it ❤️

[@mr.j6983]

I'm good with a 40% success rate (plain water) at no cost. Especially if we're just using cuttings that we usually throw away anyway.

[@sarkarhaider]

Commendible video Thums up dear

[@globalgourmand]

Seriously awesome. Thanks!

[@aqterthegreat]

Like his English

[@riyanperera4608]

Thank you so much Sir!!! Valuable information!

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

Good experiment to do! It would be great to see how well homemade willow water works, or some other natural source of Gibberellic acid. I think that natural homemade rooting hormone is much safer, because there can be serious problems with rooting hormones... Synthetic hormones are not really "organic". There are other additives included that are also not "organic". There can be MUTAGENIC EFFECTS from some rooting hormones, which essentially means that the plant is being genetically modified in vivo.

[@geetapendke7618]

@ Kyle.. i find your research quite amazing...what does willow water means..besides what we can use being homemade rooting harmone and another for which plants rooting hormone is used.t

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

@@geetapendke7618 Hi! Willow water rooting hormone can be made by harvesting new growth from willow trees, cutting up finely and soaking in water for a couple of days - you then use it to water the plants which you are propagating. You want it quite concentrated, so don't use to much water when soaking the willow. There are probably numerous other plants which could be used for this purpose. Just search something like "plants high in Gibberellic acid". Best wishes!

[@geetapendke7618]

@@Kyle-sg4rm thanks for the reply so promptly. actually i want to know what for rooting hormone is used for and whether we cab apply it to the leaves of vegetable plants or stems e.g. corriander. chilly. potatto. tomato spinach cabage . or fruit tree leaves.. whether thir rooting hormone will tranform the leaf into a small plant.. which we can grow it in a soil..so that they can yield us fruits vegetables flowers etc. similalry if we aaply rooting hormone e.g. to a Rose Leaf...whether this Rose Leaf will gwrminate and their will be roots and stems to this leaf.

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

@@geetapendke7618 It's used to stimulate the growth of new roots in cuttings. It depends on the plant, but sometimes maybe just a leaf is used. But usually it's about soaking/coating the stem where it is cut, just below a node. I believe i'm correct in saying that this type of propagation is called "Macropropagation" and also includes taking "suckers" from plants like bannanas, or "runners" from plants like strawberries, althought they generally already have a root system. It is not always 100% necessary to add rooting hormone with Macropropagation. This kind of merges into what's called "micropropagation", or "tissue-culture", which is somewhat similar in the fact that hormones may be used - whether, they're natural, or synthetic hormones. But micropropagation is also quite different to macropropagation, because many whole plants are grown from cells - The cells can be from leaf cuttings, or other parts of the plant. The leaf, or other part of the plant is not kept as a complete piece, but is dissected into small bits, or processed in another way. From this (with added hormones and usually other stuff), grows many "plantlets". With micropropagation, mutations occur and this is called "somaclonal variation". The process itself causes this, but mutations can also be caused, or increased by the amount/type of hormones used, amount of time exposed to additives and sometimes things like radiation are also used to induce mutations during the process. The degree of somaclonal variation, or other mutation, varies and can often be totally invisible to the human eye. Sometimes it's more visually extreme. But in any case, the plant has changed and is not the same as plants which have been macropropagated from cuttings, or suckers, etc. It changes the species in a way and can pass on these changes as it may still reproduce naturally with the more "natural" plants....... The other thing is that foreign genes can be transferred during the micropropagation process - making the resulting plants "transgenic" (GMO)............... In fact, micropropagation (tissue-culture) is part of the genetic engineering process and is used when deliberately creating transgenic (GMO) plants..... According to the current science, "scientist" still cannot detect transgenes in plants with 100% accuracy...So why did they create transgenic plants in the first place, if they knew they would cross-pollinate with natural plants and pass on transgenes to future generations, eventually replacing all natural plants??? It seems clear, that their intention is to destroy and replace all truly genuine, natural life..... It's evil and is very sad. What is even sadder, is that the majority of people are being distracted by so many other things of far less importance, while their entire food supply and all natural life (including themselves), is being modified, destroyed and replaced................. It's a very serious situation that most people don't know, or care about. There exist Transgenic rice which produces human albumin serum (human blood albumin)...Yes - human genes inserted into the rice genome...Imagine if that is was grown out in the open and cross-pollinated with other rice? People would be eating it and possibly already are! This and so, so, so many other corruptions of nature are being researched, developed and released on a daily basis, worldwide. There are labs everywhere. Cross-pollination isn't the only way it contaminates nature. There is also "horizontal gene transfer" to consider, which means that transgenes can be passed on to all forms of life, simply by coming into contact with transgenic creations (GMOs).................. As they say - "You are what you eat". I didn't intend of writing so much, but did anyway haha. I hope you find the information useful and will do your own research also. Best wishes!

[@SHILPIANDSVANIK]

woww awsome explanation.

[@MaryEnnismcats77756]

Wonderful job. I have wondered about it for quite awhile but never got around to doing it. You saved me a lot of time. Thank You. I am also wondering if cinnamon or honey is good to keep away the pests.

[@GardeningismyPassion]

Thanks

[@vasugidesigan6899]

Sir tell cleraly about rose cutting and preserving in which place must cover plastic cover or not

[@blackhawk8678]

Excellent comparison. Thanks

[@GardeningismyPassion]

So nice of you

[@nirmaldas2879]

Excellent 👍 Excellent 👍 Excellent Thanksfully Txs, Greatest appreciated Sir...

[@ninoadragna3259]

Very useful information. Thanks.