Crown Of Thorns Propagation From Cutting | How To Propagate Euphorbia milii from cutting

[@OMBIRSINGH61]

Very nice sharing, informative video, thank you very much for sharing

[@gardenknocks]

you are welcome

[@joannegopaul3774]

Thank you for sharing your video, Great info 👍 soon I will be doing some cuttings , thank you for your time and patience. God bless you 🙏💕

[@gardenknocks]

You are very welcome

[@debm1574]

Thank you George! Your video is excellent. I will try it.

[@gardenknocks]

Did it work?

[@Enjoyplant]

This variety so beautiful. Thank for sharing Idea.

[@gardenknocks]

My pleasure 😊

[@sewfun196]

Thank you. Very clear instructions. Question...how do they tolerate the cold, freeze around 20 degrees and/or snow?

[@gardenknocks]

I don’t believe these plants like it that cold. Depends how long they are exposed to it I guess. I haven’t any personal experience growing these plants in the cold though

[@karenmoller3933]

Thank you for your video. I have "wild" growing crown of thorns that are very thin stemmed. They were clippings from my aunts plant in Florida (I am in New Jersey). I have been growing them in plant pots and they flower and have leaves, but the stems are thin and wiry. They have been growing for about 2 years and I want to cut off and trim the plants because they are too wiry. Can I propagate these plants even though the stems are thin? Greatly appreciate your input. And can you post how to make home-made cactus soil? Thank you again, Cheers!!

[@gardenknocks]

Thanks for you kind comment. As for propagating thin stem crown of thorns I’m not 100% sure. All I would suggest is you wait until the summer before trying to propagate them as the cold and frost won’t help them root.

[@karenmoller3933]

@@gardenknocks I am now experimenting with the propagating of the thin stems- rooting, not rooting, and using root tone. I will give you an update on how well I made out.

[@gardenknocks]

Good luck!

[@utube1697]

@@karenmoller3933 update pls

[@redzepplin7397]

will the branch i took the cutting from grow in branches?

[@monicawilliams3833]

Thanks for the information

[@gardenknocks]

My pleasure

[@veronicaortiz1343]

nice info what if the cutting is not even an inch long will it live ?

[@gardenknocks]

maybe, the bigger the better, but just give it a go and let me know how you go

[@daffodilsgarden]

Wao nice sharing ❤❤❤❤New friend ❤❤🌹🥰

[@gardenknocks]

Thank you

[@juleyl.5266]

Question Did you water the plant as heavily as you did in the video each time when watering? I just want to have a gauge.

[@gardenknocks]

Thank you for watching my video. I did do a heavy watering each time until I knew it was established. But I didn't let the cutting sit in the water for long, and tipped out the excess water that was sitting at the bottom of the pot each time. I also only watered every 7ish days, and had the cutting sitting in a warm spot. Good luck with your cuttings, and thanks for your comment.

[@juleyl.5266]

@@gardenknocks okay. Thank you so much for responding. It's greatly appreciated. Greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲 👋

[@krishrao2778]

Is it ok to remove all leaves?

[@gardenknocks]

i would think it would be fine if you did that, but i would still leave just a single leaf on to help it grow some roots

[@markdale278]

I received 2 of these as a gift , I planted already, but have not watered. Should I leave it inthe.soil.?

[@gardenknocks]

I do something similar where I plant them in the ground and don’t water them for a week to avoid them getting rotten. But after a week of being dry I do water them.

[@markdale278]

Thanks

[@thefusion1298]

i like your idea...

[@gardenknocks]

Many many thanks

[@kevapa321thetsumi.]

Beautiful.

[@gardenknocks]

Thank you

[@roachisthegoat]

So after I cut a piece of it do I let it dry out for 3-5 days with no water or do I put water on it?

[@gardenknocks]

After you let it sit for those 3-5 days, I would just put it in some potting mix (with good drainage) and give it a water. After that just give it a water when the soil drys out. For me that was every 5-7 days

[@amyschneider7149]

I liked this video

[@gardenknocks]

I liked this comment

[@sap.3145]

I have a Crown of thorns 20 in my house

[@gardenknocks]

I wish I had as many as that!

[@tremark3929]

My girl you is tall and spindley. Can I cut off branches and stat them? She's happy and blooming from spring to fall outside in NM. Bring her in for winter and she's looking rather sad. Have little babies at base and f the plant.

[@gardenknocks]

You sure can just cut some branches off to propagate, i have found this plant one of the easiest to propagate

[@dianegriffin8320]

Please turn music down. So I can hear better.

[@gardenknocks]

Noted. Thanks Diane