FASTEST Way To Grow Bougainvillea From Cuttings ONLY Few People Know

[@kavannahlight5378]

I am going to try this out. It makes perfect sense this way. Whoever doesn't believe your results is just a TROLL. Keep doing things the way you always have! Those of us who are loyal subscribers and fans KNOW your methods work because we USE them with GREAT SUCCESS! Forget about the haters. We LOVE ❤️ your channel!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you SO SO much for your encouraging and kind words, really appreciated! I am really glad to know I could do something and my viewers are also getting result (which is my main aim) Happy Gardening and a have a wonderful time ahead! Thank you once again..you MADE my day!

[@kakalighosh4831]

Kuch nehi hoga bass

[@sofiaali6888]

Did it work? Please let me know if it works I am going to plant a cutting today

[@AK-fn1bb]

扦插繁殖不难，温度在25摄氏度左右，湿度大一点，用塑料袋包裹着，以达到小湿室的效果，一般来说25天左右即可长出嫩芽，但最好40天后再分盆

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@kakalighosh4831, Please behave and talk respectfully (you are responding in an appropriate way to a very good man & he is not from your village)! Because of you people we Indians have bad reputations. My response is late..but I know, you would definitely get the notification! Learn how to talk properly or where to open your mouth!

[@Rocklyn277]

Please don’t let negative remarks upset you. I love your HELPFULL videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Keep up your good work, best wishes from Australia.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you SO SO much for your encouraging and kind words and glad to hear I could do something! Happy Gardening and a have a wonderful time ahead!

[@bluejay9032]

I'm planning on propagating my Bougainvillea this spring. Watched many methods on KZbin how to do it. I think yours is the best. Thank you very much!!! I'll keep you updated with my results.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much for your words and I hope, you have already succeeded! Would love to know about your result and sorry for the late response!

[@richardtompsett7940]

Love your accent! Perfectly easy to understand

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are so Kind, thank you so much! Have a great time ahead Sir!

[@berlinbeachkat4878]

Just bought a Bougainvillea. I will try your method to grow some new ones from this plant. Thank you for your video!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and thank you so much for your words! Wish you all the best and very soon, I am going to share new easy methods to propagate Bougainvillea plants..

[@voiceunplugged7412]

I am new to this channel, and i can proudly say that i have become a huge fan of this channel, so precise so neat and clean, information rich videos, no loose talk, just good advices and tips and proper teaching of various important methods.. this is a gem for any gardener who actually wants to learn each n every thing about gardening. Nowadays whenever I go to search any gardening topic in KZbin, I just add "by gardening upbeat" at the end and then search! just love this channel! And also love Egon, and your baby assistant lady❤️

[@GardeningUpbeat]

I am so so sorry, please accept my apologies! I try my best to reply each and every comments but sometimes I go off :-( that is really bad and I am feeling very bad that I didn't reply to your comment..in fact you know Egon too, that's really AMAZING! Anyway, better late than never..and I hope, you would forgive me! Thank you so much once again from my bottom of my heart :-)

[@thatyorubagirl2926]

I tried this method and it worked!!! Humidity in my area is very low so i put a plastic bag over them and that helped a lot. I used aloe vera as rooting hormone. Thank you very much for your video. Now i am going to try your croton method 😊

[@GardeningUpbeat]

So glad to hear that and I am happy for you 😊😊 Plastic bag helps if Humidity is low and you did the right thing..Finally, thank you for sharing the result!

[@thatyorubagirl2926]

@@GardeningUpbeat you are welcome 😊 Quick question should I fertilise when reporting?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

I shared a video last year and please watch this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4SYcpWIeat5d5I Since your cutting would be new, plz avoid using high dose of fertilizers. Winter is not the growing time and it would bloom well only in the next year. You can do few imp things at the end of Jan as shown in this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHiYlGZ_brZrb68 In case you have any doubt (after watching the videos), plz ask me in those videos and I would get back to you ASAP! Thank you!

[@swaminadanevedapuri7719]

Thank you very much for your brief and detailed explanation.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and thank you for your feedback!

[@nishanthinisenathirajah9376]

I am waiting for this video.Thank you so much

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Most welcome and glad to know, thank you very much 😊

[@josiewa254]

thank you, i live in a semi arid area and need to grow it for fencing but have not had success. will try this and save money buying ,

[@ShumilaAhmad]

Beautiful! My favourite youtuber 🙏❤️

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much for the trust, really appreciated 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@moomoon1410]

Wonderful! Will definitely try it out very soon! And I personally never doubted any of your video. I know they are all legit.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you SO SO much for your words and your trust, it really means a lot to me. Happy Gardening :-)

[@neerakhanna6235]

Liked your idea. Will try to grow like this next time 👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you very much and wish you all the best!

[@anndrake492]

Wow! I am going to try this.

[@ShreeKotal]

I will try this..... ❤

[@ndlovelygarden1M]

Very beautiful flowers Nice sharing

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@sweetysonawane7201]

Lovely!

[@gardenTipsBySandhya17]

Useful video thanks for sharing and sty cnected 🎉

[@markday4854]

❤ thanks ❤

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You're welcome 😊

[@anuragkumargupta1522]

very well explained 👌👌👍👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@inassmarhnine]

gooood work

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 😀

[@irienmendonsa-tr2ly]

Wow super

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much

[@rajatchakraborty9922]

Thanks

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@proutt1381]

Thank you...,😊

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Most Welcome 😊

[@sharmilaksrinivasarao9165]

Super thanks for sharing

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Most welcome and thank you for watching 🙂

[@madihaali200]

Nice video

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@manjuk1708]

Wow strange way. Two years back I made several cuttings of bougainvilleas. All successful, normal way. No hammers used. I think Bougainvillea are very easy to root in my experience. Thicker the stem, more chances of rooting the cuttings. That's new what you showed.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad you liked it and I am totally agree with you - "Thicker the stem, more chances of rooting the cuttings". This technique was shared by one nursery owner near me..he he..

[@gunjansinha8875]

Hi...love your videos. Can you provide an alternative to construction sand? I don't have access to that. Can i plant in normal potting soil or perlite or peat moss? Thanks so much.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you very much for your feedback, appreciated! Instead of sand, we can use normal garden soil, Cocopeat or even Peat moss. Perlite won't be much ideal..Soon, I would upload a video about comparison between Sand, Garden Soil and Cocopeat, thank you!

[@cruzanstx]

Please let us know how you plant the cuttings after they've developed. Does it damage the roots to be removed from the soil? Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@elisasoto1531]

Wonderful - thank you for sharing this tip! I'll definitely give this method a try. Question for you - have you ever grown Angel Trumpets / brugmansia? If so, I would love to see your tips on care and propagation!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you So much and wish you all the best! What a coincident..I am already working on that video and hope, I would be able to publish soon. Quite rare in my place and too difficult to collect it :-( Very beautiful plant though..like Fuchsia (again tough to collect in my place)

[@elisasoto1531]

@@GardeningUpbeat Great timing! Looking forward to the video 😃

[@kishanthapaaashitaclassvth9197]

I also try

[@mahakhalil1]

Hi! Do you know if bougainvillea can also root from a soft green stem? Or does it have to be a wooden one like the ones you used? Thanks :-)

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Hi...Sure, we can do that too. But, we can get much better result using thicker stems. They root quite fast and don't rot easily. Soon, I would share 2 more ways to propagate Bougainvillea plants (it's in progress) Thank you!

[@mahakhalil1]

@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks!

[@rider3560]

Sir can i take thin green cutting😅 in my state temperature is 28 to 30 degree. Can i grow them

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Sure, you can! Here in this video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/majck6KnqrVoe8U), you can find many different methods with results. All the best and Sir is not required actually!

[@gladlisa1]

RIP Mom use yo propagate this plant and roses using the same method it really works just got to be patient

[@tejaswininepali9557]

Wow❤

[@jayadama1301]

Bougainvillea are very preppy

[@ratuldasgupta8177]

sir can you please tell me other alternatives for rooting hormone?

[@Prince-mz9tc]

Aleovera gel from plant directly

[@roni9275]

Cinnamon powder, honey, turmeric either one of them or mix honey n cinnamon powder

[@msg4141]

In this video, he suggested Aloe Vera. I have heard other people suggest Cinnamon Powder but have never tried that or the Aloe Vera.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@ratuldasgupta8177, Please use Aloe Vera gel. It's also okay even if you don't use. Just plant more cuttings. For example, if you plant 10 cuttings, at least 5 would be success. Thank you @Prince-mz9tc, @roni9275, @msg4141 for your inputs. In my experience, Turmeric powder and Cinnamon powder just work as a fungicide. I am an INDIAN and Turmeric powder is being used from very old time. Even use Turmeric powder can help wounds heal (my Mom used to do this while I was a kid..Turmeric powder+ Rice powder mix....he he)

[@angelserenade]

I had my cuttings using ICU methosd, and they have been sitting there for 2 months now. At first they are growing fine, with the ICU method, but when I removed the cover to check up on the leaves and put little more water, the leaves started to fall out😢 I put back the cover to try to salvage them, but the other cutting turned moldy or dried 😢

[@someblokecalleddave1]

Looks feasible, but I reckon you need sub-tropical weather or better. I very doubt this would work in the southern half in the UK?

[@2001sonali]

I'm started collecting chopped bougenvellia stems after seeing this. Anyway after how much old chopped stem can use?

[@preetibhasin2311]

Sir did U use sand ?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Yeah...just sand and Sir is not required actually!

[@idani9023]

ثلاث عقل في وعاء واحد. ممكن افردهن دون خوف على تفتت التربة ...?

[@AngelNicoleDELira]

Can i ask how many days does it take for roots ro appear??

[@GardeningUpbeat]

I wait for minimum 30 days before transplanting. It would depends on the growths of the branches though..

[@burakalp13ylonce53]

Does it root at low temperature?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

If night temperature is not below 10°C (50°F), they should root well. Plz make sure to root them only in Spring or in Summer. They don't root in Winter...or too tough even if they do in some cases. All the best!

[@hanoyamung2424]

Which month shud i tk the cutings?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Feb-March-April is the best time to grow from cutting, good luck!

[@casuarinasb5855]

What is the best substitute for the rooting hormone?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Aloe Vera gel, thank you!

[@neelsackerman1202]

How often do you water it in the pot with sand?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Initial stage - one in 7-10 days. As soon as I see new growths, water only when the top sand is dry. More than single growths and they are near about 6 inches long - Provide direct sunlight for 2-3 hours and water daily. I hope this helps..or else, you can also check out 5 different ways to grow Bougainvillea from cuttings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/majck6KnqrVoe8U

[@neelsackerman1202]

@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you.

[@cyrilliyinfo1762]

Can we leave the bougainvillea plant in the sand pot to grow or we should transfer it in the soil after it has got leaves.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

We would need to transfer to good potting soil mix so that it grows and bloom well. It would just survive in the sand, but won't grow well as sand doesn't contain any nutrients. Hope that helps, thank you!

[@SurajRoy]

What is the watering schedule from first day to 20th day ? should i water them daily ? or like every after 4-5 days later ?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Not daily...once in 4-5 days as you have said. Once you see some new growths, water when the top soil looks dry.

[@casuarinasb5855]

Can I use this method for all cuttings?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Won't recommend as many stems may get damaged. But I did something else here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKKtgmCiaNB_iKs This method also works well..

[@rajeshwaris5398]

👍

[@sanjithraveendran6386]

What if it’s broken while repotting and left 2, 3 roots? Will it recover? Then how to care for those young bougainvillaeas.

[@anthonyarodrigues2054]

When can you see the newly propagated plant start flowering?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Very difficult question to answer as it depends on many factors (time of propagation, types of cuttings you propagated, current environment, soil, variety you propagated, fertilizers, time when you have transplanted..and many other things).....but if you want your cuttings to bloom fast, please avoid repotting in bigger pot initially. Grow them in smaller pot and that way you would get flowers fast. I did the same thing with some of my cuttings here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIO4d4Fjbb9rjKM Having said that, if you propagate from a quality plant and do everything correctly, you should get the first bloom within 60-80 days. I am sure, you are looking for this direct answer. Didn't add it because like I said before, it depends on many many factors. Plus, Bougainvillea blooms well from Aug-Sep to April-May. It's better to grow them from cuttings now and this way, you would get lots of flowers in the season. Summer is the growing time! Good luck :-)

[@anthonyarodrigues2054]

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you so much for your advice and sharing

[@MarianneMacaspac7698]

❤❤❤

[@viktorristov585]

So it's not necessary to put a jar over them till rooting?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Please do if Humidity level is low in your place and it's bit important in that case. In my place, Humidity level varies from 64.2% to 98.5% and in Summer, on average it's 80%+. So, no need to cover the cuttings after planting them. In your place, if it's less than 50%, please put a jar over them till rooting. I actually provided this info in one of my other videos about Bougainvillea Propagation. But, while editing this video, it went out my mind. Sorry for that and hope, I have answered your question, thank you!

[@ancastanescu4190]

Hey! Would it be possible to give some tips on how to grow Gerberas from seeds?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Sure..first of all, it's hard to get quality Gerbera seeds as they don't pollinate easily like other flowers. But if you have collected quality seeds, that's a great news. - You can see some hairy things attached with the seed - Take 80% cocopeat + 20% vermicompost - Insert the seed inside the soil media and let the hairy things stay above the soil - Keep the seedling tray or pot moist and you can keep under 2-3 hours of direct morning sunlight or in bright light - Once you see 3-4 true leaves on your seedling, transplant them. I would try to do a video soon..but seeds are costly and that's why, I grow more plants simply by dividing. It's fast :-) In case you want to know how to do it, please watch - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGqpi2WgbZuXbdU P.S. It's an old video and you may find bit difficulty with the audio. Sorry for that :-(

[@arvind10in]

When to try to grow cutting, which month

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Feb end - August, anytime can be done. Now (Spring) - perfect time. It's already mentioned in the video, thank you!

[@marcusianaviation9372]

1:48 Spring and summer

[@roni9275]

But here in kolkata temperature is around 32-34°c wil it be okay

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@@roni9275 , sure, no prob! Here (Guwahati) also Summer temp is too high 🙂

[@proutt1381]

@@GardeningUpbeat 😊but not like kolkata...

[@abhishekkushawaha8533]

Hi bro! One of your bougainville videos you recommend to buy tissue culture bougainville variety to get maximum flowers. Would you please tell me how can I Make it sure that i am purchasing tissue culture bougainville.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Hii.... Yeah, that's right. They always bloom more. How to identify them - Somewhat difficult if there are not many branches, plant is small and seller is not honest. But still, here I am giving some ideas - 1. They don't grow like vines. The usual one, grows quite fast and they grow like vines. Less bushy.. 2. Usually costly. For example, in my place the price of the normal one is Rs. 40 - 60. But Tissue cultured varieties are not available less than Rs. 300 3. Can see more flowers even if the plant is small. 4. If you look closely, you would be able to identify them based on growing habits. For example, you can check out one of my heavy flowering plants here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHiYlGZ_brZrb68 Hope that helps..thank you!

[@ivyborah]

My Bougainvillia plants are not growing. What can I do

[@mahmoodahmed7323]

Good video but i got no results by following this method😢

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you for your feedback and sorry to know! Well, sometimes cuttings do fail but honestly saying, Bougainvilleas are easy to grow from cuttings....no worries..you can try another method which I have shared recently - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYvZlalsm5iGacU

[@melodytunes6175]

Sir my cuttings were growing leaves nicely. But all of a sudden the leaves are drooping,. New nodes are also becoming black. Wat may be the reason behind this

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Soil is more wet and fungus attack. But then again..wait for some more days. Bougainvilleas are hardy and after someday they may produce new shoots again..Good luck!

[@melodytunes6175]

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you sir for ur advice .

[@LeeluHomeGarden]

Is this true?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

That's why I always provide updates in my video :-) Thank you!