SUPER EASY Method To GROW Bougainvillea From Cuttings

[@silenc3x]

lol doggie was like "yum, is that food for me?"

[@firequeen7872]

Question, mycuttings were made from a huge hardwood branch that was winding. As such I have lost track of which way is up for the cuttings! Is there any way I can tell if I have the cuttings the right way up? Many thanks!

[@porkoholic]

Awesome video... I did the same thing a few months back... But the only difference is I used a big plastic sheet to cover the whole pot and made it airtight... Then I forgot about it for a month ... Works like magic

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience..that's really great and quite a simple way, YAY!

[@bijoy57]

Did u used rooting powder?

[@rushme2812]

Daily watering needed na

[@moushumibhattacharya246]

Wonderful. Without your tutorials, we would have failed in our propagation of thick bougainvillea cuttings! I have been successful with 1and half inch diameter cuttings also. I use Rooting Harmon No.3. and cover it with plastic as the weather is dry here. Next time, eyeing for propagating a hunted branch with almost more than 2 inch diameter.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your words. But, I doubt that you would fail propagating Bougainvillea plants as you have done 7 times successfully! You are already an expert :-) Wish you all the best for propagating more plants!

[@moushumibhattacharya246]

@@GardeningUpbeat Wish I could show you the progress and guide guidance.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Moushumi Bhattacharya, You can connect me via instagram.com/gardeningupbeat/ if you like :-)

[@erickderick]

To me am going to do so because that is my favorite flower

[@erickderick]

Oky 🙏 thank you. I will give you fidback after propagating

[@akashgangurde1651]

Bhaiya I want to grow it. In my district in next month 8 date it is hope of rain . Should I grow now or later when its rain .

[@ashasinha4981]

I stay in Bombay my house is at 33rd floor plenty of indirect light can I grow bougainvillea will it flower in indirect sunlight There is direct Sun light from September to March after that no direct sunlight only plenty of indirect sunlight pl reply thanks

[@kavannahlight5378]

Thank you, great tips and FANTASTIC results! I enjoy your videos and it's always fun to have "Special Guests" like today. The time lapse is so nice to see your results........A MASTER. Thank you again.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and thank you So much for your words, really appreciated! I believe, you love Bougainvillea plants a lot (I do recognize you very well as you have added your view in all of my Bougainvillea videos). I hope, your plants are growing quite well and if I remember correctly, last time you said that they were around 7-8 feet tall (absolutely awesome). Happy Gardening and TC :-)

[@nalinic6484]

Good info...thank you...will try ..

[@antheaharding5789]

Really great step by step instructions. Thank you ☺

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You’re welcome and thank you for your feedback 😊

[@Tej_bharadwaj]

Jab maine cutting ko report kiya to bogenveliya ke patte murjha gye ? Kya ye ab chalenge ya ni?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Chalenge...jab tak patta thik na ho aur naya growth nehi dikhe, tab tak shade me rakh dijiye. Repot karne ke time, shock lag gaya hoga..Good luck!

[@Tej_bharadwaj]

@@GardeningUpbeat sir green net ke neeche rakha h thik hai ya hata du ?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Ak dam shade me rakh dijiye....Good luck n sir nehi bolenge to acha lagega :-)

[@kimberlygries6517]

My dream come true is to have results like yours while trying to propagate new plants! Oh how wonderful it would be to have that skill mastered!! :):)

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You definitely would be able to do that..Trust me, it's not that hard! And, it doesn't like that all of my cuttings root every time. Sometime, only few make it. The main aim is to keep on trying and trying :-) Wish you all the best and please don't forget to inform me once you do it successfully!

[@MishishiKula]

Thank sir iwilltry your method imn spring iwill let you know i am in South Africa in East London

[@lovethegarden.kumariyeline4835]

Tq for sharing very useful video. Nice sharing friend. Wellcome to my channel.

[@SakshiSharma-ny9gq]

Cute dog 🐶❤

[@user-jc9cm8ls1y]

شكراا لك انا لا افهم ما تقول ولكن اشاهد فقط... كوني عربي...... احب البو غنفيليا...

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

love your straight forward instructions, thank you!!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad to here that and thank you So much for your words, much appreciated!

[@najlamunawer2632]

I covered my cutting with plastic cover as I live in desert climate. Within a week, I could see tiny leaves been produced but the top of som cutting had fungus frm the water dripping frm the cover. Then removed the cover. Now I doubt the tiny leafs are not growing or drying out? Shld I keep the cutting in ac room?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Najla Munawer, Please don't keep in AC Room. The thing happened as cuttings got a completely new environment (once you removed the plastic). It would be better if you cover them again with a new plastic bag and expose them to natural environment once you see they are starting to grow well. Eventually, they would adopt the new environment..but at initial stage, we need to be more careful. In the meantime, you can use some fungicide (both on leaves and on soil) to prevent the fungal attack Hope that helps and wish you all the best!

[@harishharit1313]

Excellent ! I hv also tried many times but soon as the leaves spring out they turn out black slowly. Even if i repot, they all die. Sir, what is the reason? Please explain.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you very much for your feedback! >> They turn out black slowly Usually this happens because they are yet to produce better root system so that they can survive. This is why they died after repotting. Please wait for some more days and let the new growths (mainly leaves) to turn green. At the same time, wait until and unless the cuttings don't have 2-3 or more branches or at least they are around 6-8 inches longer. Direct sunlight is not recommended until and unless you don't see any active growth. Watering usually doesn't have a great impact and I have already shared this on this new video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYvZlalsm5iGacU If you like, you can check it out once [all cuttings were successful]. Hope that helps, thank you!

[@gitabhagavatula6610]

Plz tell the soil mixture to transplant the cuttings

[@qaphqa]

This video has a lot of info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJbIgJyha5ufmsU

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@SL Smith, Thank you So much for the help!

[@ezekielhall7907]

Beautiful plants, and thank you for sharing your knowledge in very simple and concise steps to understand. BTW may God bless you too

[@twohomesteads6512]

Very helpful complete instructions. Thank you. I especially liked the watering instructions noting the changes as the cutting progressed .,

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad it was helpful and thank you very much for your feedback! Good luck in growing Bougainvillea :-)

[@ashishpujari7924]

Hello sir... I just done the process in 1st week of April... But its not succeed. No any cutting has leaf. Can i do the same for that cuttings again? They are as it in soil.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@ashish pujari, Since it's already around 1 month, those cuttings have got damaged already :-( Please try with new cuttings..Good luck and sir is not required actually!

[@LavinaSolly]

My hibiscus leaves are getting yellow with leaf curl & no flowers at all. At the moment it's raining heavily. I've tried everything but nothing seems to work. Help please 😭

[@s.j4107]

Hi if leaves are getting curly it means they needs micro nutrients.but if the same problem with any vegetables plant near it that means it is a kind of bacterial problem so take some medicine from agriculture shop

[@brignadeemkhan2991]

I tried it. Failed 100%. It is not easy as it looks in the video

[@jyotimonidoley9497]

😂😂

[@t.zoumunchakpikarong4549]

I it very much cos last year I tried many cutting of all colours of Bougainville but all of them failed so I try your method this time Thanks so much

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and wish you all the best! Thank you very much for watching :-)

[@utsabghosh]

Result?

[@meditationrelaxingpeaceful5632]

Tell me name of powder, he spread on cutting.

[@tropicaldaze23]

@@meditationrelaxingpeaceful5632 Any brand of rooting hormone!

[@JannatJannat56]

@@meditationrelaxingpeaceful5632rooting hormones.

[@dewkc6421]

Da apuni akhomiya?/ moi guwahati noonmati thaku

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Bhal kagil jaani...Hoy, moi akhomiya, Sixmile at thaku :-)

[@shalujha601]

Properly explained

[@anandsavdharia3912]

My bogounville grow very good in first 25 days. But when I kept it open area it shrink and almost died. What can we do to survive.

[@rameshsubedi5132]

This is really worked bro thankyou

[@thetenthhouse]

So happy to see the roots 🌸😊💜 happy gardening to all ! 🌸

[@shahash30]

Thnk u sir. Veryusefull and informative vedio.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad you liked it and thank you for your feedback :-) sir is not required actually!

[@bethechangeyouwishtoseeint3170]

IT HAS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ALSO

[@vinoddikshit8942]

How many days a cutting takes to grow leaves and/or roots in summer month

[@GardeningUpbeat]

New leaves - just 15-20 days and roots would take bit longer (like 25-30 days) Soon, I would share the fastest method..thank you!

[@jyotisrivastava9410]

Very nice video with update👍👍👍🌿🌿🌿🌿

[@Amylee0801]

While transplanting the cutting the German pupper wants nose boops. What’s his name?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

His name is Egon...The love of German Shepherd is totally unique and they are one of the best dog breeds ever....such a lovely & cute boy he is :-) Time for his walk (11:PM). Thank you for noticing him..

[@MrJohncena1988]

I hv tried so many times to grow it from roots but failed. Bcz i plant it in soil. Then i decided to plant it in sand. So i took 2 parts sand and 1 part of soil, put it in plastic bag then plant 3 or 4 stem, the stem should not be too old or too young, and in just 8 days they started growing. Everyone can grow it, just follow what i did, dont worry it is very easy.

[@ajd8558]

This is one of the clearest, best tutorials I've watched! Thank you.

[@concepcionpettry9074]

What kind of soil did you use when you plant your cutting

[@eridjolahena4102]

We want good results without rooting hormone.

[@malkie1818]

Great info, just what I need to learn, than you :)

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad to hear and thank you so much for your feedback, appreciated!

[@nashwaran473]

Hi i am from london uk Could we propagate from seeds

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you for watching from London, UK! Sure, we can do...though they are mostly grown from cuttings as they grow easily.

[@phwilaomuchahary7937]

Your doggy is 😊😊😊😊

[@mamigangte2477]

Very nice video

[@lalsy2085]

Super and beautiful

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you very much :-)

[@shyamav5]

Lovely

[@gagansharma3835]

Grt concept 🤟

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 😀

[@12maru]

Thank you! Nicely explained.

[@kuwatsugiyono]

Informasi yang sangat jelas, terperinci dari awal menanam hingga Bougenville tumbuh subur dengan akar sangat banyak. Terima kasih sangat menginspirasi. 👍👍👍 Salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Anda dipersilakan dan terima kasih banyak atas umpan balik Anda :-)

[@neurodivergejyn4140]

You did such a fantastic job of explaining clearly ! Thank you so much this is the best tutorial I’ve found here for this!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and thank you so much for your kind words, much appreciated!

[@nirmalamohan547]

Hiii brother, myself always watch your videos which are very informative about growing plants, thank you so much, and please make a video on how to sow a tuberous begonia for the plant growing beginers😊🙏

[@NovaFTWGaming]

By hu😮o 0:20 an LP ni hubb N 😮

[@akvarist1849]

Thanks for the great information 🤗🤗🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@vfarwaha]

Gardening upbeat, I had grown cutting according to the method suggested by you sir. Very small leaves came out of the cuttings in 9 days..... I was very excited and satisfied to see those leaves... But now it has been more than two weeks, neither those leaves have grown in size, nor any new leaves have sprouted. Those small leaves have started drying and have turned black... Would you be so kind to suggest me a way out.... Thannking you withWarm regards

[@flowerbanzai]

Great video ! いいね！

[@pc.lalnghahsangi6000]

Thank you for sharing your expertise, I hope I'll be successful this year

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and wish you all the BEST!

[@priyabalachandran4688]

Namaskar , Do we get this rooting hormone in Amazon..if not can you plz advice which one is good online .

[@priyabalachandran4688]

Also can you plz tell what is the difference in rooting hormone numbers 2 and 3 etc..

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Priya Balachandran, I actually haven't tried online as they are available in my place in 2 Km distance (fertilizer store). But, I have seen many with good reviews..such as, Fast Roots on Amazon (please read the reviews before buying). I buy from local fertilizer store as it's cheaper and it's only Rs. 80. Now, coming to the Numbers - No 1 is mostly used for Softwood cuttings (like the cuttings I have shown here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaeYfmmXeL56lZo) No - 2 is used for Semi-hard wood cuttings (again shown in the same video) No 3 - Used for Hardwood cuttings (again shown in the same video). But, good things is, No -2 is okay to use either for Softwood cuttings and for Hardwood cuttings. That's why, I use the No 2 in most of the times. But, if you do lots of propagation via cuttings, then you can buy Rooting Hormone powder with specific numbers. Please note - Not all brands provides the numbers. Safe to say that, almost all work the same way. The numbers are mainly targeted for Nurseries who produce lots of cuttings..Hope, that helps! Thank you :-)

[@priyabalachandran4688]

@@GardeningUpbeat thankyou so very much for the reply and informative explanation.. I shall try offline too or else get from Amazon Thanks again .

[@mohammadshahibran6867]

Thank you so much for this video.I will try.👌👌

[@b.d.sharma8278]

I have also grown Bougainville cuttings in sand in March.New shoots have started coming up. I have kept the pot under a bushy hadge to maintain moisture. Apparently the sand has no nutrition then how the new shoots would survive in the absence of any fertilizer ? How long we will continue the sprouted cutting in sand only or do we need to give some liquid fertilizer? Please advise I am a new gardner.Thanks for posting very useful vedeo on gardening techniques . Please do answer.

[@Siddharthswamy18]

Doggie 😂😂😂❤❤

[@rd4562]

Cutting lagane ki koi season nahi hoti , bas aapko humidity maintain karni hai 🤗

[@rishabhsarkar5241]

I need a solution of. I planted my cutting 10 days ago. Today I saw those cutting and it had mold in those cutting. And few of the cutting died because of those mold I think. Can anyone please suggest me any solution of this.

[@kmgardening9033]

Soo amazing dada.you hv got magical hands.shall try this out.your videos really inspires a lot .Eagerly hoping to view a garden tour video someday 🙏

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Ha ha..I wish I had those magical hands..But, thank you so much for your wonderful words, really appreciated! I am glad I could do something and thank you once again! TC :-)

[@aratidevi2387]

6:58

[@heenasyed2695]

Sir my boganvilla cutting leaves are burning please give me the solution for this problem.

[@dibakarbora5834]

Are u from assam sir??

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Dibakar Bora, Hoy :-) Moi Guwahatir para aru sir buli namatileo hoba..Myself Chandan Dutta :-)

[@dibakarbora5834]

@@GardeningUpbeat yay❤️❤️ moiu Guwahati r dada 😊😊😊..... Let's hope to get to see u someday...

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Dibakar Bora, Bhal lagi jaani 😊😊😊 Sure, I would be glad to :-)

[@TRISH031090]

If possible, do open another channel for viewer of assamese language

[@chairrudin7054]

Thanks info the flowers.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are welcome :-)

[@KiranKiran-yb7cb]

क्या आप पौधों की कटिंग दे सकते हो 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@RuhulAmin-xk8nb]

Good

[@npeace312]

Thank you for the tips! Your dog is cute! I am trying your method this weekend. Then I'm off to find a neighbor with an orange hibiscus. Hopefully they will let me take a cutting. I live in Florida and people like it when you do this. Less trimming they have to do. So many plants grow quickly and take over a space in no time.

[@rosemaabo1218]

So lucky

[@rahulasani]

Tku

[@salimerekhorami5039]

Such beautiful roots! Looking forward to try your method. Respect from 🇨🇰🇨🇰

[@bandanabaruah2221]

Thanks for beautiful tips

[@jalinggaming5259]

I watched this video more than 70 times but never gets bored 🤣😆

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Seriously..ha ha...thank you!

[@AnaGonzalez-gk3wk]

I love the step by step!!

[@fathimasuhara2810]

Can you send me some cuttings... Plz

[@Fantaantonini]

Merci beaucoup ☺️

[@rachnapandey9789]

Can I grow this in summer

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Definitely yes as it's the growing time, all the best!

[@somaandsubratalifestyle]

Nice video , learn more things about this plant , how to grow from cutting, thanks brow 👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

My pleasure :-)

[@melldicray2806]

Thanks for simple and easy to follow instructions.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wkhan63]

very explanatory, thank you

[@neetubharti2926]

Maine is method se lagaya tha or mere plants m 10 to 15 days m aa gye the leaf.... Rooting harmon ke jagah m Alovera use krti hu always....❤❤

[@neetubharti2926]

Usefull vedios...

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Awesome..great work and thank you very much for sharing your experience!

[@BeenasFamilyKitchen]

Very well explained. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@valdamcleodtracey8331]

Enjoy watching your channel. Thanks for your tips. I will definitely try your instructions on propagating bougainvillea.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Sorry for the late reply and thank you so much for your feedback! I hope, your cuttings are doing well already!

[@ladyesther3400]

Thank you for showing true progress of the cuttings. I followed a video before where they planted it in banana. I got mold all over the pot 😖

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and glad to hear I could do something, thank you for your feedback. I can totally understand..many such videos are available and they use many different fruits (from Banana to Cucumber and what not)...

[@ShellieSager]

Great video - thanks! I just bought a braided Bougainvillea tree and looking for another. Do you have any videos/advice how to keep it growing upward? I removed a giant bougainvillea from my property when I first bought it - it was 7' tall and wide and dangerous for my pets. I love the clean tree and if I can keep it going, it will be a great alternative for my landscaping. Have you braided any from cuttings? I also have a snow queen hibiscus that I just shaped, unfortunately I did not keep any of the larger branches I cut - so I'll watch your other video and get a few of those started!

[@jaelfaulcon9893]

Same here. JUst cut back a hibiscus and did not keep branches. Didn't know could get cuttings to grow. Best wishes on new plants.

[@shannaciano1804]

I'm a County Master Gardener Specialist and came across your video. Just like to see how others do things. Your method is like mine with the expection of the construction sand. Kuddo's to you, this is a excellent tutorial.

[@leniehulse1621]

So instead of construction sand what do you use?

[@CyberChampofficial]

​@@leniehulse1621he is lying he doesn't

[@wk4240]

Play/construction sand is all that's required. Substitutes - like cocoa fiber, vermiculite or perlite - are likely what you used, correct? Let others know.

[@mysmallgardenofficial]

Nice sharing 🙂🙂

[@margaretjohn5590]

Brother, could you make a video without using rooting hormone.?

[@joselitomendoza6915]

very informative. thanks!

[@bhl5266]

Harmon IAA, IBA , NAA ?

[@yinyinminimalist]

Cute dog made his master repeat the words 😂❤

[@Rezeazy]

Can you propagate a dried bougainvillea stem or it’s not possible?

[@jaelfaulcon9893]

Thank you for posting. I have a plant that needs to be moved -- not all family members appreciate it because of thorns --- so wanted to get cuttings for a new site. Keep up the good job.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Wish you all the best and thank you very much for your words! Agree with you..in fact, I also didn't let them grow big when my daughter was toddler-aged and thorns are extremely sharp.

[@gonuanubasar6005]

I propagate bounganville in the month of july. After producing roots in all the cuttings. In which month I can repot it?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Congrats! Once they have good root system, you can repot at any time. For example, if they have already good root system, now also you can repot. How to know - let them have at least 2 or more branches. When the branches are around 6-8 inches longer, they are safe to repot. But still, before transplanting you can try to pull out the cuttings from the sand very gently. If they are resisting means, they have already produced stronger roots. Please note that, the growths get declined from August end onewards to Feb. It happens as this is the heavy blooming period.

[@nutansingh3921]

Oh my God.... it's wonderful thank you for sharing 🙏

[@GardeningUpbeat]

My pleasure and thank you Ma'am for your feedback 😊

[@philoskitchen]

Very informative useful video super

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@ashleymall6500]

Very well explained in simple language, thanks, GOD BLESS

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you So So much for your words, much appreciated!

[@gonuanubasar6005]

Hi!! At First you only used sand nothing else and roots hormone?

[@gonuanubasar6005]

Hi!! At First you only used sand nothing else and roots hormone?

[@gonuanubasar6005]

Hi!! At First you only used sand nothing else and roots hormone?

[@erickderick]

Very nice I like and I am going to practice it

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Thank you and wish you all the best!

[@roshnireddy2521]

Excellent, simple explanation. God bless

[@sibanikoley1234]

Darun sundar video more useful d informative thanks

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad you liked it and thank you so much for your feedback, much appreciated!

[@bhagabannayak8841]

Translate Hindi

[@moiramcfarlane706]

Thankyou.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You're welcome and thank you for your words!