FASTEST METHOD OF ROOTING PLANT CUTTINGS | DIY HYDROPONIC CLONER

[@GardenTips]

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[@d.e303-anewlowcosthomebuil7]

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[@bennysarmiento1049]

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[@evelynelliot2390]

Garlic hydroponic

[@flatout5815]

Have to say I've tried them all. A clone dome with pods does just as good minuse the having to spray them with water every day which adds time to the project. But with pods if a root sticking out breaks when transplanting no biggy as many roots are still in the pods ready to come out. If you break or rip off roots doing this bucket setup the clone might not survive the transplanting when soil is packed down around it. The best imo is cups.. try a clear solo cup with a good perlite soil mix filled up with soil soaked in very very light nute water. Then drip it out by tipping it till no more drips come out so it's not to soaked. Dip clones in cloneX put in soil cover with a sandwich bag and clip or tie for 10-14days or until you see roots then uncover. I have had roots running all around the cups all the way to the bottom tons of them in 14 days or less compared to just those few little strings you see in methods like the bucket system here. plus they are then already in soil. Can just open them and feed them till its time to transplant causing less transplant shock. Pop holes in the cups once rooted for air flow and or drainage. Best method ever. It's kinda like a clone dome but they each get thier own dome meaning if for some reason one clone was infected with a mold spore or bugs it won't infect the rest of the clones as it would in a traditional clone dome where you have many clones in the same dome.

[@ritarose8338]

Thank you for all your tips, I tried them and y’all worked. Thank you again

[@joeg5414]

I made a cloner similar to this and did a test. At the same time I did some in rockwool and rapid rooters. After 5 days my hydroponic cloner clones were all showing roots. After 10 days they were ready to transplant and loaded with long roots. Over a week faster using the cloner. Took 3 weeks to get the same roots in rapid rooters as i got from the hydroponic cloner in 10 days.

[@najmamohammed1437]

Hi cud you explain the method you used in each stage. I find this video requires a lot of experience whereas I prefer something more simple. I really want to do my Rose's. Thanks. Wud appreciate your help.

[@roadtrippin2781]

@@najmamohammed1437 No this doesn't this is spot on what you should do if new to this. This is stupid simple. Don't try to make it more complicated than it looks.

[@cabindweller156]

Interesting considering I have had exactly the opposite results between the "cloner" and rapid rooter cubes. Rapid rooter cubes with a heat mat under it and in an enclosed container (I made my own for $10) with a 1/2" gap between top and bottom and it works beautifully, rapid rooter roots all out of the cube in a week to week and a half all ready for transplant. The cloner.. forget it, even with a heat pad under it, over two weeks and no roots. I now have a cloner for sale I will not use again. Waste of time for me.

[@perryhart3172]

I get roots in 7 days in rockwool and plastic dome, with bottom heat

[@DougPipersr]

​@@perryhart3172can you explain your setup in more detail?

[@roadtrippin2781]

Oooh! I was seeing your end clip of the DWC cloner in the other video and I can tell you from experience that you shouldn't have the stems submerged, they should be above the water line and the airstone you have is insufficient. The bubbling action keeps the stalk wet and it being in the air above the water provides the oxygen needed. If you experiment using the suggestions I mention you'll find that the rooting time is about the same as the sprayer method, maybe even faster. Then again I've been rooting in soil with the same time frames as any other method. Temps & humidity are what matters most when rooting. Great vid I love the thorough explanation!

[@thefutureofgardening5912]

This is fantastic content. Thank you. Going to use this for cloning a whole bunch of my fruit trees.

[@squirrelguirrel7010]

Thanks again for all your information sharing. I especially love how you “upcycle” or find uses for many things that would otherwise be discarded.

[@79klkw]

Arent there so many things to use this way? I use my strawberry and cherry tomato containers. Hopefuly i can grow these myself soon, but in the interim, reusing is great!

[@michellereed479]

Such an informative video. You're great at explaining the techniques in a quick & easy to follow way. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge 🌿

[@QuailCanyonAnthropolgy]

Wonderful video, Great information. Totally not what I was expecting from a video about rooting plant cuttings! Thank you for sharing.

[@kayceeluvsdnb2471]

Honestly one of the best DIY videos i every watched. Luv it.

[@billyjones9045]

awsome bucket method. i made an air conditioner like this by adding a fan and ac straw

[@injectnerkleckner]

Had one for 5 years now , so good

[@perryhart3172]

They suck,water gets hot, rots stem, no roots.

[@cmchannel1111]

Very well done video. I don't normally like videos but I went out of my way to like it. Haha

[@79klkw]

Fascinating ideas! I really mean ideas, plural, because it's like you have so many interesting tidbits of information I have never heard of.

[@mariechristian5413]

I like the way you explain things. Thank you for sharing this video! It's a blessing.

[@Redix9]

I love this channel this guy explains everything soo wonderfully!! Thank you!!

[@muzicoflife]

This is one of the most informative and technically sound video on rooting I have seen so far. I am curious about the success rate and plant adoption when moved to soil, do they experience any shock due to change in environment? Any strategies in mitigating it?

[@GardenTips]

As per my experience, the more root density, the greater success and they grow well.

[@eointhompson2669]

What about pore size increase as u get more roots

[@rahulthacker]

Thanks for very detailed explaining. I will be done with my bucket hydroponic cloner in couple of days and will hook up with a time 4 minutes on 1 minute off. Thanks again.

[@mcyt8709]

Now this is a extremely useful video !

[@bambarayon777]

Excellent video my dearest friend Fully watched and stay blessed

[@johnlyndon369]

Clear, concise and informed demonstration - works a treat. Thank you very much. 😃

[@prasadtd6656]

I love plants Sir your video is motivating to love plants

[@veronicapece-burch7170]

Great video 👍 It will inspire anyone to plant 🌱 🌿

[@zoram671]

As you might not know... The fastest way to rooting and Rose and other hardwoods are To stick them up on a flower Sponge and place them in a Bowl or any containers with a bottom filled upto a few Inches like say 1 inch. Just put them in a bathroom or other places to receive those leaves growing out in a few days. After that you can put them into soil along with the sponge. The sponge doesnt need to be a big piece cut them. Into a small cube just to fit one stem .. Each stem separately for one cut stems.

[@GardenTips]

Will certainly try this out.

[@veronicapece-burch7170]

This would be a great project to get anyone excited about plants.🌱🌿 wonderful video 👍

[@irishlad8797]

I put my cuttings in the rectangular tray full of wet gravel and soil and put it in a white bin liner and tied the end and left them for 2 months and half of them rooted. Out of hundreds of cuttings these 8 survivors were my pride and joy. Use white bin liners not clear. 😎

[@007mercucio]

Nice to see people doing this. I think you could get more plants into that system, though... Even so: You have some kind of a design issue. See how you have one plant that is mega-rooting, and the one next to it is semi-rooting, and the rest are going slow. That is a design issue. Figure out how to get them ALL mega-rooting. Then share how.

[@stealthbomba]

This is an insane video that makes things look so simple. :) Good video.

[@johndaugherty4127]

Simple, direct instructions. Great job on this important information.

[@annapooranivijayan5224]

Hi all your videos are very useful, thanks. My soil became hydrophobic how to get rid of it

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

You should try yucca plant extract it's a wetting agent great for soils preparation with peat moss as it makes the peat absorb moisture faster you can find it called saponin as well or just pick up a bottle of foxfarm sledgehammer which has the YUCCA fruit extract as the main ingredient in it to flush soil and wet it

[@annapooranivijayan5224]

@@robertthegrowguy7115 Thank you so much for your reply

[@arunpatel9812]

I love your gardening tips lovely, by the way, do you have to run pump 24/7 till repotting.Tx

[@GardenTips]

Thanks. Yes, similar to aquarium pump.

[@jennymallin9646]

Love it , That is a fun project to get kids in the garden

[@sdeaka]

Schönes Video mit guten Inhalt ala Tim Taylor for Homegrower + der sehr belustigende Akzent 👌

[@JanJaapEndenburg]

Very nice and practical !!! I already purchased my pump. But I am mont sure about the sprinkler/sprayer that is shown at 4:30 in your video.... what is this exactly, and in what kind of shop could I find this?

[@GardenTips]

Thanks. The sprinkler sprayer is a part of home drip irrigation system. You can purchase online at amazn.

[@jl6341]

Great video. Very helpful. I'm so glad it popped up on my phone.

[@joellim7521]

thank you for the interesting video.. curious why you don't just root the cuttings in the leca and grow cups?

[@greenkiayre]

Amazing super Best nice sharing 👍

[@TheRobAbreu]

WOW that is Amazing info.. I Loved it Thanks for sharing, and teaching us all, Please a Bless day.. and Please continue with these Awesome videos.. Best regards Rob

[@aiyappamm840]

Thank you for the very informative video. Wanted to know if the 12 watt pump has to be switched on 24 x 7 or should it be periodically switched on and switched off ? Thank you.

[@GardenTips]

I keep continuously on till desired rooting something like aquarium pump.

[@robertoosthuizen8718]

Another 'must try' gem from Garden Tips! Much appreciated. Bob (U.K.).

[@kansasroute1945]

Great idea watching from Kansas.

[@janasgarden7373]

Hi im from srilanka. Your tips great thankyou so much

[@soulvaccination8679]

You make it simple..Thank you very much.

[@glendathegoodwitch6987]

You are a wonderful teacher!

[@farhatasneem5885]

Nice video. Can you please make a video on different garden hacks for growing plants.e.g growing cuttings in banana and potatoes etc. Channels like 5min craft show these hacks.

[@DigiResale]

He made these 100 hack videos before 5 min craft - search 100 gardening hacks google or youtube.

[@GardenTips]

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[@farhatasneem5885]

@@GardenTips Ok. Thanks for sharing.

[@farhatasneem5885]

@@DigiResale actually I just wanted to know that how many of those hacks really works. That's why I asked him to make a video on this.

[@normabayongasan2127]

Wow very informative vedio thanks for your generosity sharing your knowledge about rooting plants easily

[@Demebeso714]

Thank you.. I really really needed this information.. I've had trouble getting cuttings to grow..

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

Add some rooting hormone and it will root faster you can pick these kits up at a grow store for 50 bucks and from experience if you use rooting hormone it has roots in about a week n a half

[@SteveRogers-zr8dx]

Wow! What rooting medium drains faster than air? None! And I'm here having to routinely water my cuttings, spray for fungus gnats, and monitor the bottom heat only to watch them slowly rot in perlite and vermiculite. Your method looks so much easier.

[@rohithmarthanda]

Love your videos lots and lots of things to learn 🙏

[@kalaichelviranganathan3258]

Good morning sir Very interesting video. 👌 I like 👍this video. Thank you 😊God bless you 💖

[@GettingToHeaven]

Some very good tips and insights. thanks very much for sharing!

[@hamidshaikh8638]

Thanks for your perfect hydroponic fast routing technique thanks so much for your video

[@ritu_shan]

Always fun and something to learn from your videos👌👏👏

[@levelzgrowroom]

Great video growmie!!!!

[@svirdi422]

So informative love you videos keeping coming thank you

[@volkanakbeyoglu2313]

Thanks for sharing this video ❤ I would ask a question I get so glad if you answer sir I have harvest my weed plant and cuted the half and it started sprouting again growing about 20 cm tall and I would like to grow them cut and rooting is that possible by this technique ? And should I use clonex gel? And is there a pH degree of water in the bucket can you recommend it for weed and tell how to do it thank you so much and sorry for questions became to much

[@health8861]

Dr u r a cool garden guide

[@ongshenghong2935]

cool vid broo my teacher was like OMG

[@sakshibansal9539]

A very interesting video. Do we don't require a rooting hormone for this setup. Also, do the water roots grow well in regular soil mix. If we don't wish to use inorganic nutrients, which is the option available to us. Thanks

[@GardenTips]

Thanks. Yes you can transfer them in a well draining soil mix. You can make a potting mix with soil, peat, compost etc - please check here kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnrCenyYi9aYg6c

[@sakshibansal9539]

@@GardenTips thank you so much for the prompt reply. Will check out the video. Thanx again

[@roadtrippin2781]

No hormones needed those are a scam anyway.

[@keithosterkamp6207]

Very nicely done. Some good information to get us growing.

[@fredsilva7274]

Fun project but more complicated than needed. An airpump with airstones will accomplish the same thing. No need to wire in a pump or add nozzles. The foam can also be skipped when a more shallow bucket is used. KISS method gets the same results.

[@GardenTips]

It’s here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXK0pWSVlJaqqa8

[@veerabhadrappapasham1897]

Wonderfull trick tip.thanks for exbiting.

[@cheezemaster5150]

Ditch pump, tubing, sprayers, and mounting everything. 1 air stone will spray the stems, and roots when the bubbles burst. Also, white buckets let light in. Some plants don't care, some do.

[@DougPipersr]

Great idea! In a 5 gallon bucket?

[@cheezemaster5150]

@@DougPipersr Yes sir. Same setup, but with dwc so when the roots get long enough, they still get plenty of oxygen. The spray from all the bubbles goes really high, and almost never clog.

[@DougPipersr]

@@cheezemaster5150 very helpful ....thank you!

[@oilspeculatorhater]

Another of your great videos, thank you for sharing.

[@dtpgameing5096]

💯 great video bruh

[@malijayalakshmi1059]

Very informative. I saw yr vedio on rose tips wherein u told to give handful of vermi compost or cowdung manure every fifteen days along with spray of epsumsalt once a month is that all enough or may I have to give any other stuff. Just bought a plant. Pl reply

[@GardenTips]

Thanks. Once in 3 to 6 months adding a spoon of bone meal or rock phosphate will benefit. Neem oil spray once 10-15 days. That’s it.

[@malijayalakshmi1059]

Thank u so much Dr really I am happy to see the reply then n there. Best wishes.

[@Reev4all]

Good job I appreciate you sharing an informative idea ..

[@burningbushplantlife6541]

Wow amazing thank you for sharing your ideas☺️👍👏Godbless❤️

[@michealinak]

Thank you for sharing it. That is so awesome 😍😍

[@kevlemberg4269]

So Simple - very well explained, Thank You

[@DigiResale]

Superb!

[@gabrielM1111]

I guarantee everyone at home trying to do this is going to end up with a bucket full of dry or rotton twigs, just like the majority of all rooting methods. Besides the very few minority of plants easy to propagate in water and soil the only and one and proven way is air layering

[@perryhart3172]

Agreed, the stems will rot and the roots r very weak,waste of time

[@ronallens6204]

Do it and make a vid to prove it

[@moomoon1410]

😂😂😂😂.

[@DebashmanDutta]

Very informative video thanks for sharing👌👌👌👌

[@KeikoBushnell]

I never had luck with rooting hormone or aspirin or cinnamon or anything else besides honey which seems to work really well for me

[@stixglass8442]

Try Aloe Vera too. I haven't looked back since I've learned about it!!!

[@loribelle100]

@@stixglass8442 Do you buy pure aloe vera? If so, where? I haven't tried that...

[@stixglass8442]

I grow the Aloe plant. When ready I break off about a 2 inch tip from the plant. Then shove the cuttings into the gooey flesh of the Aloe. Seals and is antimicrobial!

[@loribelle100]

@@stixglass8442 Wow, that's great!

[@roadtrippin2781]

@@stixglass8442 And how long before you see roots using this?

[@lyndenramsey2949]

this video just saved me $200+

[@dmathis510]

Not surprised at all. but you can get roots just as quick if not faster with out the hydroponic input. Iv got roots popping as early as 5 to 7 days using a humidity dome, heat mat (ambient temp of 80 to 85 Fahrenheit), with rooting hormone. No DWC needed. One thing you forgot to mention is how biofilm can build up clogging the sprayers and how its a pain to keep it clean and sanitary.

[@Gledii]

Great tutoral my friend!

[@canalcreciendoparavivir]

Yes, where can you buy all these materials in the USA? Home Depot? Lowe's? or are they MORE specialized?

[@neciorapista1646]

Very informative new methods tips! Thank you!

[@cocomaster3755]

Keep cutting under low light so they grow roots faster before foliage. I'm definitely doing it bake basic hydroponics look like rocket science😅

[@TerraceGarden]

Very informative video For growing cutting Faster !👍

[@WIBeek]

Looks awesome... now where can I buy it?? because let's be honest.. I'm not going to do that.

[@belindafalgout1675]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!

[@that_garden_gnome]

genius, thank-you

[@Dee_Cee227]

Without greenhouse the exposed part of cuttings do not dry out? I imagine semi hardwood is ideal for this method? Thanks doc 🙏🏻. Liked and subbed and saved video

[@GardenTips]

Thanks. Yes semi woody stems are best.

[@roadtrippin2781]

@@GardenTips I can show you with nice green fleshy cuttings it works very well too even when cutting shoots that are only a week or less old...

[@jamierubio9367]

Great information. Thank you 💜

[@MrBullythecat]

Hi, good day. I am new to your channel, and I wanted to know if the pump stays on all the time?

[@GardenTips]

Hi. Yes for 10 to 15 days keep it on till adequate roots are formed. It’s same as aquarium pump which is always kept on.

[@MrBullythecat]

Hi, thanks for the response. When roots are formed, can I change to solution and grow to maturity?

[@selvanayagamk2587]

Super I learn something new

[@dksfollies4772]

Very nice presentation

[@gardeningismypride7819]

Nice information bro...

[@beybslifeintheus494]

Great video planting

[@chuangarden]

Hay lắm bạn

[@mikekristin7201]

Love your channel! I build one of these and have tried a couple different small pumps and I have terrible flow rate. Do you have pump specs you could recommend?

[@GardenTips]

18 watt is sufficient and if it’s larger that the 6 gallon, then larger pump.

[@mikekristin7201]

@@GardenTips thank you my friend be well

[@kapovanimal4898]

Thank you for information. Good job. I love it.

[@planttogrow4639]

Thankyou for video very good⚘

[@rajeev5056]

Best wishes

[@popsfoodboat4941]

Can the pump be put on a timer or does it have to run continuous?

[@GardenTips]

Yes you can use a timer too. Continuous use like in aquarium is also good.

[@paulskinback717]

thats really cool im gonna do that cheers Uk

[@pahinhwinh3936]

Nice! Saves me from having to make one for my Channel 😉

[@reidelcastellanovarona4638]

Gracias x su video,ya vi me gustaría escucharlo en español

[@sbjuneja]

अद्भुत!

[@bhishamnagrani8642]

Yes, sir best method 👌