How to Propagate any Plant (Multiply Your Plants for Free!

[@TrueGardener]

Hey True Gardener! 😊 I’d love to hear how your gardens coming along! ALSO, True Gardener Shirts are out!! Here’s the link: true-gardener-store.square.site

[@lucyudy]

You really are a true gardener, and your camera man is the best he has a steady hand and gets in there to show what exactly you are explaining e.g. like where the nodes are. I truly appreciated this video especially the information about how long it takes the cuttings to take root. Glad I found your channel. 💚🌴

[@dianemasterson2132]

I got the Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn going on here thanks to you, sistah! I asked Steve if he wanted room service around 11:00 a.m. You know Mr. 305 would approve of that. After 4 days of gardening, it's finished. I have a few loose ends, like do you plant Desert Rose? Sometimes I cut the bottom of the pot out to plant things. I propagated a ton of them.

[@phylliswright5812]

Another wonderful video to get everyone ready for the spring season since we do have a couple of months where a lot of our tropicals go to sleep and our palms are covered at times to keep them warm here in Tx..looking at your beautiful yard makes me ready for it all to come back to life..l am a true Gardner more each day 🌸❤🏵❤🌸

[@SuzanneEwing-w1b]

I love loquat trees because of their evergreen nature and tropical looks! They seed themselves everywhere, and I roughly yank them up and stick them in the ground where I want them. Now have two fruiting (even after getting tops whacked off in Hurricane Idalia and beaten up again by Hurricane Helene) and a smaller one. Have also given away many to friends. To my knowledge, none have died. (Zone 9A in southern Georgia, sadly can't plant all of your beautiful tropicals here.)

[@mr.a.]

Thank you so much for doing this video. There’s so much tropical plants in Florida that we find and are so easy to propagate. I think more than 90% of my garden is from propagation I always buy small and then before you know it it just grows and grows.

[@RichardE-n7o]

I love the glass vase that you showed on your patio with a palm branch clipping. Do you have a link or remember where you purchased it? Thank you and love your channel from sunny Miramar FL.

[@connieragle5612]

Curious….How much land do you have? Do you get snakes? I’m terrified of them but love the “jungle feel” of your backyard. Your landscape is stunning! Excited to get back to Florida and start gardening.

[@mariaalexander427]

Would love more on this topic. I have a big corner lot & gardening gets pricey when on a limited budget. Thank you SO much!🙏🏽

[@TrueGardener]

For sure!! I’ll make sure to include more tips and tricks on plant propagation in future videos as well!

[@mariaalexander427]

@TrueGardener You're always a pleasure to watch. Thank you for the great content.🤗

[@malawilake40]

True Gardener.. tell Brice congratulations 🎉🎉

[@GNGTipplers]

I propagate plumeria, Brazilian Red Cloak, succulents, cordyline, Sanchezia, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, blue daze, copperleafs and coleus. They all do well in Melbourne! #truegardener

[@mariaalexander427]

Thanks to you, I propagated my leggy cordalines. I love the pops of hot pink & now I don't see stems! Great money saver, thank you!

[@TrueGardener]

That’s awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your story!

[@wesleyhackney]

True Gardner great stuff always love learning more about propagation . If you have more to share I would enjoy more videos on the subject

[@anoceanofideas]

Always stoked ehen a new video drops. LOVE your channel and you are such an inspiration plus information! Also, you are rockin' the new layers in your hair. Happy New Year Design guru. Keep the videos coming please. ❤ ~Krissy, zone 10a swfl

[@TrueGardener]

Thanks for the love, Krissy, I’ll keep the videos coming for you! 😊❤️❤️❤️

[@denisejuergens4145]

My copperleafs have been so easy to propagate

[@roxana035]

Do you have japonese blue berry ? , japonese fern ? , we have here in Miami and they grow beautiful

[@lorrainewilson5234]

Lovely video. Omg, i have the red flower plant in my garden (i'm not good at plant names) it is gorgeous. The only prob is that it snaps easily.

[@ziggysawosko6013]

True gardener - thank you for wonderful video!

[@lumbukakaunda7317]

True Garderner 🎉

[@territerri5051]

True gardener! Thank you for another great video - this is so helpful!

[@debbiekopy530]

I can’t wait until your book comes out! 🌴True Gardener!

[@TrueGardener]

Thank you, Debbie working hard to get it just right hopefully it’ll be out within the next couple months

[@debbiekopy530]

@ how exciting! 🌴💖

[@grammie4]

True gardener! awesome information, thank you!

[@diannefennell7709]

I love your channel.

[@OnCloudNine62]

Hi Jennifer! I've been watching you for a few years but don't think I've ever commented. So here goes :) Firstly, I adore your channel! Super helpful to me, especially since I'm a novice gardener. Secondly, this is the video I've been waiting for-YAY! I'm in Miami (zone 10B...I think) and I aspire to achieve that tropical look which is why i'm glue to your channel. As for propagating, I've had luck with fire bush, plumeria (soooo easy!), cordyline & clusia- another easy plant to propagate. I container plant plumeria & clusia with good potting soil, then when I see that they've taken a firm rooting, I transfer to the ground. Of course like you say, keep the cuttings watered consistently & keep out of the scorching sun. Also, I do use rooting powder. It helps most of the time. Thanks for all your great vids! Bye!

[@TrueGardener]

Hey there, so happy to hear from you. Glad you’re enjoying the videos and that this one was super helpful. I haven’t tried propagating the fire bush. Thanks for that true gardener. That will be on my upcoming list.

[@GrowingSouth]

#TrueGardener! :) Wonderful tips Jennifer!

[@dianemasterson2132]

I learned a lot. That knife looks like one I took from my kitchen, and I also used one that had a sharp point. But the people I was working around had to say something about safety. Thank you fir sharing the plants, and that cool knife.

[@VivianBatista-c5f]

Another great informative video. Looking forward to your book. Thank you Jennifer. I enjoy and look forward to your videos.❤

[@TrueGardener]

Thanks so so much! The book is coming along!😊

[@astramom2740]

You must be reading my mind! I have several propagation experiments on my lanai, hoping they survive our Melbourne cold snap! It is great to get more advice specific to our area. Do you think it is ok to transplant bromeliad pups from pot to ground now or is it too cold?

[@vilmariedavila6558]

That was my question, so I'll piggy back on yours. Can I transfer now with this cold. Hope they answer 🙏🏼

[@odalissuarez4736]

I asked in a previous video where do you get the pocket planters for the upright wall that you have in this video can you please help me with that I love what you did and I would like to create it in my garden. I’m in a little bit far from you, so I’m not able to communal. Have you do my garden

[@johnmiller-jz7tl]

❤❤❤ True Gardener

[@beckyboopz1]

Excellent!! Great information! Do you find that all plants will root in water? Also, someone gave me a Brazilian Red Cloak clipping and after almost killing it by trying it in water, I planted what was left into a pot of soil. It pushed a tiny bit of growth, but stalled. That’s been 3 months ago. What did I do wrong?

[@roxana035]

Omggg today I was thinking write to you about Brazilian red clock , I have this plant for 2 year now and still no one flower , I do fertilize , I care and I propagate but no blooms at all

[@annkomer4731]

Why am I not getting audio when others seem to be?

[@jadeineshives9574]

True Gardner. What's the reason for letting clippings dry for a day? I'm not familiar with that.

[@adrianpoe4416]

It lets it callous on the end. Sometimes this prevents rot. I personally (for indoor plants) cut and immediately put in rooting hormone liquid for a few hours/day and then let it callous and then plant it. IMO this is the best way, the cutting uptakes the rooting hormone and also callouses so it won’t rot - always works well for me this way.