CLONE your FRUIT TREES with these 3 common household items

Watch as I go step by step cloning a blood orange tree with common items in your fridge and cupboard.
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[@GrandmasterGib]

For those that don't want to sit through it; Cut about 5" off the tip of new growth of the tree you want to clone, take off the lower leaves, dip the cut tip in Honey, then dip in cinnamon, poke a small 1/2 hole in a potato and stick the cutting in. If you have a greenhouse enclosure, put in there to keep warm. - This was great to learn & I think may try.

[@mariadeac8336]

I don’t know when I supost to try in Arizona ... I whant to try apricot ...

[@roberthorn3587]

thanks!! dude drags it out and all over the place!!

[@Tsamokie]

@@roberthorn3587 He likes to hear himself talk. Too many of the show and tell vids have way too much yakking.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

Can I replace honey and cinnamon with the rooting hormone sold at the nursery? Is it the same with berry bushes?

[@einfelder8262]

@@Rick_Sanchez_C137_ Just be aware that 90% or more fruit trees are grafted onto a suitable rootstock. When you take a cutting like this bloke, you won't have a tree on a rootstock so your tree will be susceptible to root disease. That's why grafting is done. Save yourself a lot of wasted time and buy a grafted fruit tree from your nursery. You will get fruit many years sooner.

[@alexv259]

Maybe I didn’t look enough but I didn’t find a FOLLOW UP video to see how successful was this process. I appreciate to know. THANKS!

[@cheliae8560]

Brilliant!! Thank you for that very clear demonstration! Greatly appreciated.

[@ritamccartt-kordon283]

I appreciate your efforts in showing us how to use common materials, which compensate for things people would have to go out and buy, to propagate cuttings, cheaply and easily! Thank you! GOD bless

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

You are very welcome

[@originalhigene]

Instead of asking questions I will make one cutting and see for myself. Thanks for the idea.

[@michaeldmingo1525]

Does it work?

[@originalhigene]

not yet

[@prabhatranjan7175]

did it work now sir?

[@bluecreek6036]

No it does not work

[@LondonBandara]

Actually I love this, need to test...I like gardening....

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

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[@hopeknitter1114]

Thank you for the good and helpful video!!

[@kprairiesun]

Great video! I bring cinnamon sticks slowly to a boil and steep about 15 or 20 minutes and stir in honey for my boys when they have a sore throat or cold. Can also add fresh ginger to steep. Delicious! Can also use the ground spices

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Nice.. I like to try that drink you make. I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@voxintenebris6367]

That is a great idea, especially as the tree will grow true to type and quicker than being propagated from seed. As you say, the clones can be planted in different positions as an experiment to finding the optimum site for the tree - and a back up if the original is damaged. Another thing I learned, was that cinnamon has those 'rooting' properties. Cinnamon is my favourite sweet spice, but I never knew that it had that additional purpose. Very clever that, given that someone will always have some cinnamon and no need to buy the more expensive rooting hormone! Thanks, great tips all 'round!

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Yes, it is good to find ways to save money too.. I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@jaac12000]

Great info & demo. Thanks for sharing it!

[@tincat2173]

I enjoyed your video. I want to clone some pears from a tree I planted many years ago. Thank you for thank you for taking the time to explain your process.

[@geot007]

Plants

[@joanneonasis9137]

I see your results in the background it was a success continue with gear your on to something great thank you for sharing your green thumb

[@rhc2670]

No. As he admits in Part 2, it didn't work. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYrdpX6ao62Ul5o

[@skeets6060]

Good Lord Man you could have done the whole thing in 2 minutes

[@tropocal2343]

*Go to; [settings] and control the speed of your videos.* *I put this on [2] - which doubled the speed, and made it a 7 minute video.*

[@poopypuppyproductions7409]

What's the matter skeets? Do you have one of those short attention spans? Only have half a brain? Why don't you try "turning the channel," or better yet, why don't you shut your leftist mouth and try making a video yourself? Skeets, your an imbecile, but your mommy still loves you. lol

[@poopypuppyproductions7409]

@Romano Barca WTF We kicked your azzes in 1776 and it sounds like you need another reminder of what an azz kicking is all about.

[@trolloverbeethoven2567]

But.. you can see it growing by the end. lol

[@feathercarbon]

@@poopypuppyproductions7409 We?

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Here is the link to (PART 2) of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYrdpX6ao62Ul5o

[@WenchNZ]

did it work?

[@laurodeleon9413]

It does not work it all about collecting money. This should be removed for dismissinformation

[@mariapalumbo6630]

Thank you!!! Very informative!!! Will try!! Much thanks

[@Marlene5018]

I did it and I got a orange/potato tree !! I’m enjoining orange juice and French fries from the same tree! 🤣

[@andrewwiley4208]

Awesome Maria! Now if you clone another fruit tree inside a tomato you can have ketchup with your fries! :)

[@balloney2175]

knock it off!!

[@raymeus]

with wine

[@Marlene5018]

Andrew Wiley ahahahaa! Great idea!!

[@Marlene5018]

raymeus Then I should graft grapes plants as well! 🤗

[@denniscrowley2034]

The "sterilized" scissors I left in the dirt.

[@circuscats67]

I will try it with figs - thank you!

[@markstead9624]

Seems impressive, looking forward to seeing the results.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@doctoreden]

Good information on this video. Thanks. Any cloning results?

[@donlandek3890]

Apparently, the outcome was not positive as there is no follow-up.

[@pastorahamilton5544]

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[@cipres6539]

Cinnamon just killed the plants.

[@johne.osmaniii7217]

Eny loa, ...???

[@davidstephenson7194]

@@cipres6539 Cinnamon is as effective as willow tea in rooting cuttings, but not as effective as rooting powder or rooting liquids.

[@rhc2670]

Correct, as he admits: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYrdpX6ao62Ul5o

[@robertall.dawson2002]

Very good, I like how potato's can just sit and sprout plants on their own in water.

[@DGreenThumb]

Nice and very informative video. I love watching like this because i learned and i can apply in my farm and i can share to others. You inspired me in doing the same or i can make video in my own version. Thank you very much and Mabugay tayong lahat

[@bingbangbongmukbang3015]

Now bake in the oven for 350° and you have yourself an amazing potato dish. Lol 😂

[@andrei_porumbei_hey_hey]

😂

[@kimsoonsung]

YES!!!

[@johnl9067]

lmao! yes!

[@RightOne1]

Almond plant-potato salad..

[@balaramanan7285]

Thats a good one

[@christophermichael.w.7577]

I started growing citrus, now I'm growing cantaloupe, but what I really want to grow is poppies😉

[@Hansulf]

Get some eBay Seeds of Giant Afgan Poppies then...

[@CRHall-ud9mq]

Great, will have go! Thank you.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@chrisspere4836]

Thankyou for the information. I will try it.

[@fluffyjoker69]

Invest into a stand or tripod, this is tedious to watch

[@rasitawinner8203]

The. Don’t watch for me I love people having a go

[@sgdeluxedoc]

Well, um, yeah.. If you're going to make videos for any length of time it's expected you would have the right equipment. Even a HelmetCam would suffice, and the rigging costs maybe 10$.. The other thing that surprised me was when making that hole in the potato you didn't cut it into an "X" format. Certainly you wouldn't rubbed of all the cinnamon and honey on the tip by forcing it in twice. That stuff is there very precariously. anuyways, and you have to insert the shoot perfectly the very first time . Just my 2 cents here.. the potato thing is a good advice though, and a tested and true approach though.. works good for weed too...

[@normascammell9885]

sgdeluxedoc @

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Sadly true

[@fluffyjoker69]

@@rasitawinner8203 let me guess English isn't your first language ? Because whatever you ment to say, didn't come across, correctly.

[@ShamanColaLive]

Man there are alot or grumpy people in your comments section, Thank you for the video, never heard of this method I will try it.

[@mariapalumbo6630]

Thanks. Very informative!

[@supermomgo6685]

THANKS FOR SHARING...LIKE#495

[@ellensouthen445]

Put your camera on a tripod and use both hands.

[@khalmoma]

better to show roots growing results great job

[@biancajakob5513]

Lmim{und das Rind

[@elabifi8416]

Betuul

[@JohnHenry2420]

simple hydro cloning solution works great

[@utaptube]

You can tell this guy loves what he is doing with the plants as he talks his way through it. Let him do his thing. I love the idea with potato, honey and cinnamon. I have some evergreen trees I would love to clone. Wonder if I can do the same as here.? Thanks for the video.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Thank you! I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@mazum999]

Thank you for this info. How long do you leave this before putting into soil?

[@lalocruz5469]

M Daniel 3 day until they died

[@banneddeplorable2957]

@S P lol

[@Urgent_2k]

@@lalocruz5469 3 hours actually

[@TheAndroia]

How long does it take for these to root and grow; at what time do we set them in the ground. And about how long before we see blooms and fruit? thanks for the video. I have a blood orange that needs to be cloned, and a few peach trees, too.

[@randalllaue4042]

Knew worked on roses... nice to know about fruit trees...

[@rasitawinner8203]

Thanks going to try this with a small plum that the birds seceded in the wrong place but is delicious, never managed to use potatoes before to root and have tried but not with the cinnamon and honey trick

[@georgechin590]

Thanks for the video- pace was good - wanted to see any videos of how it went later. Thanks

[@charlescoker7752]

Did you do an update? How long did it take before you could put them in pots?

[@TOMMYBITESTVANDLIFE]

I just got some cuttings from my sister of pecans. I hope this works. When do you know it’s ready to be planted

[@roberttyrrell2250]

Love it. Good job. Learned something new.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@1958subat1958]

Have you ever heard anything called TRIPOD ? ( It helps to fix the camera .In this way your 2 hands are free to use )

[@mycountrymylife7759]

Hello I am curious to see these plants growing. That

[@schizophrenicghost]

Seems like a good way to make things rot. Very curious to see how it turns out!

[@ashqelon7267]

i’ll try this potatoes clone with various plants next spring.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Let me know how it turns out. I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@sergiitkachenko8976]

very interesting way, you need to try.Would see the result .Thank you!

[@bpark10001]

Do you put the cuttings in a humidity dome after sticking?

[@RAUFBEDAR]

I honestly never seen this before I don’t know how I stumbled on the channel but it sounds great is it possible to do this two different trees or is there a limit thank you so very much for sharing

[@djToniTontonNewZealand]

what good idea all these years i used cinnamon but honey , you clever man, well done love it, the the potato is great, oh we use a bell dome same thing idea really cool thank you so much

[@ArvindBhai-gj3lm]

हाय

[@shahxain5566]

are you a gardner

[@yaqeenhaiiqbal]

It's very wonderful

[@allycheupeissacheupeissa296]

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[@KrampusVsChristmas]

This would be good if It weren’t so painfully slow and drawn out.

[@brianhendricks4356]

Yes true and he needs someone to hold the camera, surely he has a wife or boyfriend LOL

[@chrisrage5836]

Speed up the playback. Hit the three dots on the video and it will show you different playback speeds. I watch videos that drag at 1.25 speed

[@ArmageddonAfterparty]

I'm gonna favor this video, just for the comment section, to show to my Yankee mate coming to visit me next week hahahaha.

[@tptrading_23]

Cool!! i didnt know you can clone trees!! super awesome.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@irwintatyana9066]

WOW YOU ARE GOOD!

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Well thank you!

[@margovasilj4701]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge I was so impress that I don't haave words to tell you how grateful I am. Where can I get the container that you used

[@underwaterview]

the hardware store in the spring. Nursery any other time of year

[@WIBeek]

Also watch the follow up video... it didn't work.

[@prpisces035]

Love the video! Very informative Just wish u had a tripod or something. I hate seeing people struggling in videos while holding the camera.

[@akhorovah]

True. Should use tripod. I had a headache after watching his video.

[@badasssalsa]

Great idea, I've never heard of this method. I'm in Phoenix and have a Pineapple Guava. It's worth trying.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Try with my new method on Part 2

[@giulioberti5970]

Queste spiegazioni sono veramente istruttive ed utili, bisognerebbe farne materia di studio nelle elementari.

[@FarmingwithFletch]

I could not find a follow up video. How did these do?

[@sfopaladin2661]

Probably crapped out and didn't work. That's why no follow up.

[@duubtuub3071]

As I understand it, productive fruit varieties rely on being grafted onto hardy, disease-resistant "root stock" which itself would not produce a desirable stock. Root stock, not potatoes...

[@chrysalis72]

I'd love to share this with you. Lots of fruit trees in my garden.xxx

[@davidm4726]

THANKS WILL TRY

[@Bshbngr]

Great content for a 3 minute video, definitely not 15 minutes. Maybe try organizing your props before hand (or EDIT) and a tripod would go a long way toward a Thumbs Up!

[@Mc1Schol]

It might be a joke to make an hoax video as long as posible and trying to make people do think they might see an interresting video information about things they do like to belive it is to good to be treu. But almost every time when you might think it is to good to be treu, it might actualy real be to good to be treu, so not real! I can not 100% say this is not possible, but myself did about over 30 times trying this to root cuttings this way. None with positive results. So I am an amateur....

[@1TracciL]

Honey is a natural rooting hormone - the Cinnamon helps prevent fungus/mold on the cutting while its rooting!

[@DARKMASSES]

Ditto to the comment below. Great knowledge Some of us however don't need to see redundant info for 15 mins before the gold. You will loose more people with that in your tangents of knowledge. Enjoyable but way more lengthy than needed. Peace and thanks and always God bless

[@m.ap.l.263]

Obrigada pela dica, está de parabéns

[@ziyandabuthelezi42]

Obrigada

[@ziyandabuthelezi42]

Can you speak eng

[@romancanul1600]

Need to see the results

[@rogerlane474]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYrdpX6ao62Ul5o

[@VillageTV]

DID YOU HAVE ANY SUCCESS ON THIS?

[@mamabearC879]

Thank you.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

You're welcome!

[@beebee6174]

good thank you

[@joshuawaltrip8050]

Willow tree flesh soaked in water can be used as a rooting hormone. Also fruit trees can be cloned in the fall time as well and Woody braches will root.

[@valleysgardens6697]

Hi...I would like to clone some apple trees up here in Canada. I am trying some this spring but would like to do it in the fall as well. Can you tell me how the fall application of cloning the hard wood parts

[@joshuawaltrip8050]

@@valleysgardens6697 there are different ways to approach cloning. Most important things are to keep the whole cutting moist without it molding. Warmth helps speed up root growth but is not necessary. One time I piled up some branches, from fall thinning of a plum tree, in a shady place it rained most of winter and in the spring I moved the branches and the ones touching the soil produced roots. I was amazed. I usually approach cloning by using some neutral soil with extra perlite in a big pot, 20gal+, filled six inches and just plug cutting directly into the soil. You could also use separate pots and smaller sizes or even use plastic bottles. They should be kept in a shade location outside and the cutting size can vary most people do six inches to a foot. You can use cloning solution, b1 , mycorrhizae, or any type of root promoter. But most important is to water often very let it dry. And be patient because you won’t see results until spring.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

I substituted the fruit stem with a dollar bill. Working on that money tree everyone wants.

[@manjulakumari9372]

Thank.you so.much.

[@coreoncrack]

OMG get a headmount !!!

[@barberton3695]

Getting motion sickness watching your video! I suggest you use a tripod, a friend or a go pro. Also, have your props prepared. Did the cloning work?

[@CarolReidCA]

It's not cloning! It's propogation... 2 VERY different things!

[@Jeph629]

The clippers were cleaned (to avoid mold contamination)--but hands, other surfaces and tools were not. Did these die from mold and algae ?

[@JoshuaCussins]

I have rooting hormone. I've never tried the honey and cinnamon. . I'll have to try it out. Also going to try to potatoes.😀

[@kimuseni]

Thanks

[@stepheng6514]

dude,all that organic has you movin in slow motion.Good info. but letzz gooooo!.riteoN

[@contemporaryspectrumoperat9080]

totally agree...good info but i was wringing with uneasiness while boiling inside to just move.

[@fishindude72]

This is NOT a negative comment. I just don't understand why people struggle to record with one hand and work with the other. I keep thinking can't you just attach your phone to a stick with a rubber band and put the stick in sand, dirt, anything?

[@MikeWilliams-yp9kl]

" I don't want to spend money its Sunday shops are shut " I nearly laughed my self onto the floor.

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Thats funny you caught that. haha. very observant. Thanks. lol

[@miguelalt8855]

Thank you for the video, could you please show us how they look now, did they root?

[@ArthurHau]

I suppose you can use apples too. But I use half composted tree leaves which is FREE. LOL

[@gabrielwimmershoff7614]

Looking for follow up video, can't seem to find it, did they make it?

[@ritamccartt-kordon283]

I think he said it was coming up soon.

[@c.h.1376]

Did you do a follow up on how these rooted? What do they look like now?

[@burndemkilliekillie8584]

so what if the potatoes starts to grow,would it not have an effect on the clones development its growth?

[@richardgieser6122]

The orange tree will be above ground and the potatoes will be below ground.

[@jimpike7346]

Where's the second video? I sat thru all this and you're not gonna let me see how they worked? Did they?

[@eagle18hls]

They all died. Epic fail. Shame set in and 2nd video has been cancelled. When the potato rotted out completely, so did the plant who tied it's balls to the potato. Clones died of potato rot.

[@minihaha3940]

Should of used an egg with hole in the top and bottom, filled with soil and buried, just saying no rotting and plant feeds off of egg

[@hyperloid2143]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@fusiondensity3287]

It was a fail. He acted like he always grows plants this way😂

[@hyperloid2143]

Replace potatoes his ballls plants grow faster.... Epic 1000%successs😂😂

[@sirichaithongyim7944]

Wow​ amazing​

[@skysky9115]

Facinating....!

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Thank you. You are very kind.

[@dirtyandscratchd]

Appreciate your effort but quite hard to watch

[@johnbland1585]

Good Info ; Last time I had that much motion sickness I was in the back of a U.S.Army Chinook,

[@heliodeleon2445]

Gracias amigo saludos de mexico

[@maribelcalderonfernandez6490]

Hola soy española Helio me puedes traducir en español lo k le pone antes de meterlo en la patata esque no se lo k es no entiendo el idioma creo k puede ser Miel y canela pero no estoy segura gracias

[@suritinnavalli9421]

Very good information getting by KZbin

[@suritinnavalli9421]

Can you please show the grown clones

[@daveforrest5047]

Wow. camera induced motion sickness.

[@andiamador7156]

All of the comments are recent. This must have shown up in everyone's suggestion list lately. No follow up video to show how well this worked or not. I just root mine in water, and they usually make roots.

[@andiamador7156]

@JaCky,SuIOx Lest I think they have antibacterial qualities that protect the new cutting, but I'm not sure. I've just stuck some in wet dirt, but I do like seeing the good amount of root growth with my eyes. I have used fish tank water for great results, but a snake ate all my goldfish (outdoor pond/tank), so rain water is what I use until I get set up better with fish again.

[@jeas4980]

Andi Amador I use pea gravel and water....but not on side branches...I use top leaders off my espaliers when they've reached as far as I want them to grow. I use side branches on bushes and roses ..never fruit trees. 😕

[@andiamador7156]

@@jeas4980 May I ask the reason for not using side branches for fruit trees? I'm sure we have used either and both.

[@jeas4980]

Andi Amador It has to do with the hormones produced only by the cental leader which emerges at about 3 years of age. Some apple trees can be topped and their form doesn't require that central leader. Bu peach, pear, plum...all do. I'm unsure on citrus. I espalier several tree forms and I have to wait for that cental leader to emerg before I can branch out onto forms. When the tree reaches the height I am ready to stop at...I can then cut that center branch and the lowers on forms take off. I can use that top cut to clone the original tree...a little root hormone perilite and water. I suppose you could try to use a branch...but I think you'll get a weak bush rather than a long living tree. Its all about that hormone.

[@andiamador7156]

@@jeas4980 Well, that all sounds like important stuff to know and consider, since a lot of time (sometimes years) and effort are invested in fruit trees, and nobody wants to end up with a poor or non-viable one. So thanks. I do know that many have different root stock and grafting in order to have a regionally hardy/viable fruit tree with better product and production.

[@jonnies6655]

A screwdriver might replace the scissors and some root stimulant replace the cinnamon. I would like to see the results too. It seems like a workable possibility though.

[@jaapdewit2596]

Never tried it this way . Just cutting a branch close to the stem that is not yet too woody, but getting there and putting it in soil and water with a few branches usually had a good effect on me (usually 3 out of 5 survive and become a new tree). I guess I would get ants and wasps with the honey ; if I'd have seen a follow up I'd have definetely tried it this way and see the results just out of curousity; now I am really wondering if this all will work, haha. Though a potatoe should have a lot of nutrients for the plant

[@GrowingOrganicTvShow]

Yes soil can work as well. This is more experimental. I have a (Part 2) video coming out soon. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL icon to receive notifications. Thanks.

[@Roger-ci4tp]

everyone has a learning curve. atleast everyone should appreciate his attempt to share and educate !! I Do !! Thank you very much Bro very nice ! ....