Get massively crazy ROOT STRUCTURE (n flowers to go with) on newly propagated Bougainvillea cuttings

Get massively crazy ROOT STRUCTURE (n flowers to go with) on newly propagated Bougainvillea cuttings
The soil mix is nothing fancy- plain simple garden soil and in case you want something more add some gravel (Watch the recently uploaded video- The Fastest (and the Easiest) Way To Initiate Flowering In Newly Propagated Bougainvillea Cuttings, the link is in the description- • Initiate Flowering In ... )
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Way to make the cutting Number 1- The first is normal scarring, what we have been doing in the past. Just scar the epidermis the outer cover on all sides until you see the white greenish layer
Way to make the cutting Number 2- The second would be to bifurcate the cutting. Split the bottom of the cutting in 2 halves up to an inch
Way to make the cutting Number 3- The third is- criss-cross cuts between bottom 2 internodes. Hold the knife and move the cutting as you see here
Way to make the cutting Number 4- And the fourth way is the craziest of them all, we are not doing anything to it. Just a normal cutting, no scarring nothing at all.
Cuttings are ready to be put in the pots. I have marked the disposable cups as 1. Nothing 2. Normal Scrape 3. Bifurcation and 4. Cuts on the internodes.
Exactly after 7 days- 3 of them have sprouted except the one that was bifurcated
Day 10- I am sure you are aware that roots follow the shoots, so first we will see the growth of leaves and after a few days we will see the roots starting to take shape
Day 15- Things looking perfect until now and soon we will have a look-see at what’s going on inside the pot.
Day 30- Let us have a look at all the pots closely and find out what’s going on with the root structure. The thing to note here is one of them- the cutting we made by doing nothing to it, the leaves are not growing as aggressively as the other three. This looks interesting already, can’t wait to share it all with you.
The ‘NOTHING’ pot has nothing visible as of now
The ‘CUTS ON INTERNODES’ pot has a visible root structure, a great sign
The ‘BIFURCATION’ pot too is showing roots, beautiful
The ‘NORMAL SCRAPE’ pot again, looks in awesome shape. So all 3 except the ‘NOTHING’ cup are great with shoots and great with roots too. Too early to declare a winner, so we wait a few more days
Day 60- Here we are, I decided to repot them so that we have a better view of the root structure of all the cuttings. Now a few things you need to keep in mind while repotting- don’t water the said pot for 2-3 days and water immediately after transplantation. Do whatever, and get the whole root structure out of the pot without any major damage. Get maximum air out of the pot by gently tapping the soil around the base of the young plant and watering right after.
The root structure looks great on all the young Bougainvilleas. The results will be collated later in the video as there is no distinction right now and please don’t make the mistake of assuming things would stay almost the same going forward, they will change and it will shock you I can promise you that.
So our new and bigger pots ready with the markings. And we wait for a couple of weeks to again have a better understanding of how the initial estimation has changed
Day 65 Two of the bougainvilleas are in bloom already- Normal Scrape and Bifurcation
Day 70 Bougainvillea with ‘Nothing’ marking has joined the blooming lot.
But we are here to get to know which one of these has the most robust root structure. Let us look closer one more time and see if there is anything significant going on inside the pot and we have a winner.
The bougainvillea grown from a cutting that we didn’t scar or bifurcated is the winner. Look at the massive size on the roots, wow……it just picked up during the last few days and that’s what we were looking for…..how to make a cutting so that we have a fitter plant that would stand a better chance of survival in harsh and demanding conditions.
Let us have a look at it all again. As a planter, I am sure you too love how plants do things, their reaction to certain processes and how they surprise you all the time. This one was, again a surprising result, I had my experience telling me that normal scrape is great when it comes to propagation, but it just lost to something more basic- a cutting to which we did nothing. Interesting!!
So the winner is ‘NOTHING’, followed by normal scrape, the third position goes to Bifurcation and the last one is Cuts on internodes. Please be aware that I have ranked these first and foremost on the basis of the root size (maximum weightage) and then the overall health of the plant- leaves, flowers, et cetera to combine to find out the winner.

[@vanluciohellsing711]

Thank you for the video, i've learned a lot.... 🙏👍😉😊😁

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

You're so welcome! Always a pleasure to bring out videos that would be helpful in some way or the other. You are too kind to say that, glad I could help. Anytime 😉😊😁 If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Hi Van, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. Please make sure you are subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions and questions in the future as well. Thank you. Cheers!! 😊👍

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Your comment has been pinned, congratulations!! That was some great feedback, thank you, once again! Cheers!!

[@jamiameno9376]

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[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@jamiameno9376 🙃😊 Welcome to the channel!

[@Viral7659-c7e]

Extraordinary efforts... 💐 Thanks for spending time and provide knowledge... 👍🏻

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏🙌😀💐👍🏻 Sure, anytime!! Happy to share whatever I learn through my experience with plants. And your comments, certainly serve as an encouragement to do more, so keep them coming. Thank you 🙏🙌😀💐👍🏻

[@aparnaroy8814]

What a revelation Gaurav☺️I never would have guessed!

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

😀😀🙏 Thank you!! I tell every Beginner to start with the said colour and make sure the cuttings root every single time, the best part, with minimum care.

[@arlenesanadhya2543]

Awesome !! 👍Great to see such little flowering plants !! Keep showing us these wonderful videos !! Thanks !!

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Thank you so much 🙏😊 Yes, they do look awesome. Yes, I will, always 🙏👍😉😊😁

[@thugiangvu1]

Thank you. We plant this flower outside In summer . inside in winter. God bless you and your family.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Great strategy and I am sure it has been serving you perfectly. You certainly know how to take care of the plants. Congratulations!! Thank you and God bless you and your family too 🙏🙏🙏

[@rvicinip]

Excellent job

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Wow, that's some compliment, thank you so much, appreciate it 🙌😊👍😃 Hi Reinaldo Vicini, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here and looking forward to your feedback, questions, or suggestions in the future as well. Thank you. Cheers!!

[@alakanandabehera6977]

Very interesting n experimental video...i have learned a lot about bougainville plant...thank you

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

You mean that! Wow, I am delighted with your comment, thank you and such relief that the video has your approval 👍😊 If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion, no worries. Please don't forget to check out the latest videos on Bougainvillea and Adenium- After watching this you would wish you had an Adenium in your garden #एडेनियम #रेगिस्तानीगुलाब kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXWqqoZvp8xrqrs Bougainvillea (Oversights & Mistakes) 4-Colours 4-Cuttings 4-Pots 4-Months kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5WTnaqEabhlrNk Grow Radially Symmetrical Roots In Adenium (Benefits 4-in-1) Health-Nutrition-Stability-Caudex kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6G2qKJ7Zb6jZ7s Some other videos (latest and exclusive) that might interest you- Magic soil mix and custom pot; Two things your Rose plant would ever need kzbin.info/www/bejne/joLZgKKmZ9N9bcU Avocado Mystery Solved 😱 When & How To Successfully Transfer From Water To The Soil kzbin.info/www/bejne/joO7YZSAd6tna5Y Also, as you are a Bougainvillea person, please check out one of my latest videos that would help you get a beautiful root structure as well, here it is Get massively crazy ROOT STRUCTURE (n flowers to go with) on newly propagated BOUGAINVILLEA CUTTINGS kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnmcdH18idCNh6M And if you want more information on Bougainvilleas before you get to the propagation part here is the playlist, you can take some time out to watch some of these videos, should be helpful- Brainstorming Bougainvillea (Propagating, Grafting, Root Structuring, Flowering.....) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk Hi Alakananda Behera!! Great name by the way! Welcome to the channel, great to have you here. Please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions, and questions in the future as well. Thank you!!

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Welcome!! Please make sure you add this channel to your subscription list. I will see you around. Thank you. Cheers!!

[@arlenesanadhya2543]

Simply lovely n informative as always !! 👌👌 Good luck n look forward to your interesting videos !! 👍

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

😊🙏 thank you so much! Got some quite interesting videos lined up for end of the year. Sure, will keep you posted. Thank you, again 😊🙏

[@chrisjohnson6876]

Fabulous video, have subbed. I live in very hot Perth, in West Australia and I have had 20 attempts at growing WHITE bouganvillia and failed 20 times. The reason is I have not been using thick girth older wood cuttings like you use, also didnt know about cinnamon as well. Very useful tips and for that, I thank you!!

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Thank you so much! Wow, that was some compliment, thank you! I know Perth well, given our love for Cricket (I am from India based in Dubai) 🇦🇪🇦🇺🇮🇳 Happy to help and yes, I am sure the results would be great and as expected. I wish you energy and good luck. Thank you so much for adding this channel to your subscription list. Hope you will enjoy the videos in the future as well. If at all there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Also, please check out one of my latest video that would help you get a beautiful root structure as well, here it is Get massively crazy ROOT STRUCTURE (n flowers to go with) on newly propagated BOUGAINVILLEA CUTTINGS kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnmcdH18idCNh6M And if you want more information on Bougainvilleas before you get to the propagation part here is the playlist, you can take some time out to watch some of these videos, should be helpful- Brainstorming Bougainvillea (Propagating, Grafting, Root Structuring, Flowering.....) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk Hi Chris, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions and questions in the future as well. Thank you!! Cheers!!

[@justinteh621]

@chris Johnson Chris, fellow Perthite. Mind sharing where do you get your cuttings from? On Princess Rd in Dalkeith there’s a huge magenta monster near the park.

[@chrisjohnson6876]

@@justinteh621 Hi Justin, yes, there is a largish WHITE boug on the South Eastern corner at the Junction of Fitzgerald and Walcott St in North Perth, that's where I got my cuttings from, 3 successful out 7, so happy with that :-)

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@justinteh621this is some information sharing, great going! I like that. Welcome to the channel, Justin. Please make sure you are subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Cheers!!

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@chrisjohnson6876 😊👍 not a bad result at all, congratulations!!

[@abcde1646]

Great experiment. Just subscribed. A few clarifications please : 1.What was the temp & humidity range when this experiment was performed? 2.What is the sunlight exposure required-after how many days & for how long ?

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Thank you so much, ABCD E 👍😊 Wonderful, I am sure you will have a great viewing experience whenever you are on the channel. Thank you, again!! 1. 1. The temperatures were between 30 and 37 degrees celsius 1. 2. Humidity was close to 70% 2. 1. After you plant the cuttings, keep them in a shaded area for 3 weeks. Water once in 3 days and in the evenings 2.2. Once the leaves are well established, keep them in the sun, and from then on start watering once a week If there is anything else, please let me know and we will talk more. I wish you luck and energy, happy gardening! Thank you for an awesome question and always a pleasure to discuss things in detail, please keep them coming in the future as well. Thanks

[@Gardeninglover231]

Sir please help me I have planted a bouganvalia a one and half month ago but during repoting from pot to garden its roots disturbed and its leaves fallen out and Its green when i nailed on its surface but its leaves not coming out

[@regrub11]

Once the bouganvilla is in the ground and doing well, what do you fertilize it with and how often. Also several nurseries said do not water an established plant cause they do not like water.Is this so?

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

The best fertilizer for Bougainvilleas is any slow-release fertilizer- too strong and too much would be bad. All homemade fertilizers are great- Why Throw The Cleanest Organic Fertilizer Away (Make-Apply-Store-Forget) Indoor & Outdoor Plants kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5PIk4Rsp89qiNk OR you can buy a balanced fertilizer with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (N-P-K) ratio such as 5-5-5 or 10-10-10. That's correct if the water table is shallow, if no then I don't see why would you not water a Bougainvillea plant, they love water, sun and fertilizer. Though water the Bougainvillea once a week. If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Some other videos (latest and exclusive) that might interest you- Magic soil mix and custom pot; Two things your Rose plant would ever need kzbin.info/www/bejne/joLZgKKmZ9N9bcU Avocado Mystery Solved 😱 When & How To Successfully Transfer From Water To The Soil kzbin.info/www/bejne/joO7YZSAd6tna5Y Also, as you are a Bougainvillea person, please check out one of my latest videos that would help you get a beautiful root structure as well, here it is Get massively crazy ROOT STRUCTURE (n flowers to go with) on newly propagated BOUGAINVILLEA CUTTINGS kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnmcdH18idCNh6M And if you want more information on Bougainvilleas before you get to the propagation part here is the playlist, you can take some time out to watch some of these videos, should be helpful- Brainstorming Bougainvillea (Propagating, Grafting, Root Structuring, Flowering.....) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk Hello Nana!! Welcome to the channel, great to have you here. Please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions, and questions in the future as well. Thank you!! Cheers!!

[@nazirali8321]

I am from Bangladesh. Thanks for this interesting video. What is the best season / time of month for doing Bougainvillea cuttings?

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Great, welcome Nazir. Greetings from Dubai 🇦🇪 Bougainvilleas can be propagated during any month however if the temperatures fall below 18-degree Celsius that's when it becomes difficult to grow them successfully. So please make sure you propagate them when the temperatures are between 18 degrees and 35 degrees Celsius (more or less temperature can lead to unsuccessful propagation). If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Great to have you here. Please don't forget to subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, questions and suggestions in the future as well. Thank you!!

[@idani9023]

بعد تحويلهم لاصيص اكبر. هل يتعرضون للشمس وكم وقت تعرضهم.

[@neerajgupta5024]

Is it the right time to plant cuttings pls tell

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Bougainvilleas can be propagated during any month however if the temperatures fall below 18-degree Celsius that's when it becomes difficult to grow them successfully. So please make sure you propagate them when the temperatures are between 18 degrees and 35 degrees Celsius (temperature, more or less than that can lead to unsuccessful propagation). If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Hi Neeraj, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. Please don't forget to subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, questions and suggestions in the future as well. Thank you!!

[@neerajgupta5024]

Thanks very much

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@neerajgupta5024 Always a pleasure! Until next time, raise some plants and I will see you via more videos. Thank you!

[@Donnadyu1]

Thank you for the video, could you tell me what is the ratio of cinnamon and water? What season is the best for propagation and do they need ICU? Thank you!

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

You're welcome. Always a pleasure and happy to help 😊👍 ⁕ 1 teaspoon cinnamon powder in a litre of water and so on if you need more quantity ⁕ The best time to propagate Bougainvilleas is when the temperatures are between 18 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees Celsius, and if you get rains, well, nothing like it, expect 905 success rate during this season ⁕ I have never deployed ICU apparatus, so if you ask me I would do it without it, although no harm in using that method, just that I don't see a point 😊 If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Please don't forget to check out the latest Adenium video- Grow Radially Symmetrical Roots In Adenium (Benefits 4-in-1) Health-Nutrition-Stability-Caudex kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6G2qKJ7Zb6jZ7s Some other videos (latest and exclusive) that might interest you- Magic soil mix and custom pot; Two things your Rose plant would ever need kzbin.info/www/bejne/joLZgKKmZ9N9bcU Avocado Mystery Solved 😱 When & How To Successfully Transfer From Water To The Soil kzbin.info/www/bejne/joO7YZSAd6tna5Y Also, if you are a Bougainvillea person, please check out one of my latest videos that would help you get a beautiful root structure as well, here it is Get massively crazy ROOT STRUCTURE (n flowers to go with) on newly propagated BOUGAINVILLEA CUTTINGS kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnmcdH18idCNh6M And if you want more information on Bougainvilleas before you get to the propagation part here is the playlist, you can take some time out to watch some of these videos, should be helpful- Brainstorming Bougainvillea (Propagating, Grafting, Root Structuring, Flowering.....) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk Hello Donna Yu!! Welcome (in case I missed extending an official welcome earlier) to the channel, great to have you here. Please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions, and questions in the future as well. Thank you!! Cheers!!

[@Donnadyu1]

@@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai thank you for your reply.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@Donnadyu1 You're welcome; any time 👍😊

[@shibaprasadgupta9654]

Is it normal soul ? Soil looks black.have you mix any thing with soil ?please let me know.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Yes, that's the normal soil. This is the regular soil we pick from a nursery here in Dubai. You get 2 versions of it- peat moss (with limestone)-based or coconut coir-based. And I use both depending on what I need. In this particular video, I had added nothing to the soil until a month and then added some perlite to help with the drainage, that's it. Also, I would suggest getting to know more about the soil mix, here's what I would suggest, please have a look-see at this playlist- Bougainvillea Bonanza (I have included perfect information and I am sure it will be quite helpful) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Hi Shibaprasad, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. Please make sure you are subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions and questions in the future as well. Thank you!! 😊👍

[@rosalvasanchez7852]

Well I'm going to make my own plants happy that I don't have to buy all again God bless 🤗

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Hehe That would awesome, you're so right! And would need to only spend if and when you want something exotic for your garden. And then you can propagate that and give it away to some special people. It's a great circle and you would enjoy being a part of it. Thank you so much and glad you enjoyed the video. God bless you, too 😊🙏

[@ss-fp7vz]

Hai.... Nice to meet a gardener from dubai. Me also in uae. Can you tell some places in dubai or sharjah where you get organic fertilizer like mustard cake bone meal powder etc. I did'nt get any from the nursery. Kindly reply

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Hello! That's right and great to know a new viewer from the UAE. So are you based in Dubai? To be quite honest, I have not dealt with fertilizers- organic or inorganic until now, given I use a combination of soil mix that has been serving the plants I raise quite well. I buy the regular bag of soil from a supermarket and then add some amount of sand, gravel, old soil, homemade fertilizer, optimum sunlight and things have been working great. Here are some playlist links that might be helpful in explaining what exactly I mean and of course I would suggest that you keep exploring the channel also as I keep bringing in content that's dedicated to a harsh environment like ours, here are some for you to watch for now- kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3-pfKRjoLaNfJI kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk Moreover, I would suggest that you try looking for organic fertilizers in Warsan, there are some good nurseries and they even have Dubai Municipality nursery in the area, I hope they keep things you might buy. I wish I had more information on this and as I said I have been decoding a few homemade methods to keep it all sustainable in the long run however that being said if you have any new information once you visit the said area, please let me know and I might go and try some of the suggested products 😊 If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Hi again, Sangeena, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. Please make sure you are subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions and questions in the future as well. Thank you!! 😊👍

[@ss-fp7vz]

@@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai Thank u for the detail reply. As you said the regular potting soil from the nursery do a good job in the first year. Next yr to reuse the soil u need to fertilize them. As of now i am using kitchen waste compost but i am not really satisfied with that alone. Anyways thank u so much. 👍

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@ss-fp7vz You're welcome! You are right, however, that's where you need to bring in a few additional things to the soil mix. I would suggest buy a potting soil which is either peat moss (with limestone)-based or coconut coir-based soil so that it's good for not just 1 but 5 years (I can attest to that). Additional ingredients used in the mix may include sand, perlite, and grit (for improving drainage) and vermiculite (to increase water retention). And most of these ingredients can be purchased from any store. Also, I would advise you not to use too much of any fertilizer as the hot weather is prevalent here, so it's always good to have a great soil mix with a few additional ingredients to avoid any permanent damage to the plant. Please note that this information is Dubai specific. Always a pleasure, hope to hear from you again, in the future! Thank you. I wish you good luck and great energy at raising plants. Cheers!!

[@meggaforce9907]

Hey Gaurav i just got a. bouganvilla plant from a friend. it just started blooming planted it out side the gate at the front of the house the thing is i don't want it to get too big an grow into a. tree bcuz someone said those things can get very big ,how do i keep it at a moderate height an still get it to bloom while in the ground, an not in a pot

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Hello Megga! Wow, that's great news. Awesome place to give to the Bougainvillea, right in the front of the house. I understand what you want to do here, well, here 1. It would take no less than 10-15 years for any Bougainvillea to get as thick as a tree 2. You cannot do anything about the growing girth of the stem but you can always prune it once every year right before Spring. Leave the main shoot as it is for 2-3 years and let it grow tall, prune the side branches starting next year and then of course, after 2-3 years, prune the whole of it to 4-5 feet 3. Please don't try and underfeed the plant to keep it short, in the long run, that would make sure you stop getting flowers and green foliage If there is anything else, please let me know. Thank you!

[@meggaforce9907]

@@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai Thanks alot wil do just that your advice is well appreciated

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@meggaforce9907 You're welcome 😊👍

[@antoniafloresbenega2022]

Muchas gracias por tomarse tanta molestia en contestarte

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Siempre un placer. Todo lo que pueda hacer para ayudar. De nada. Gracias también por compartir sus inquietudes. ¡Que tengas un gran día!

[@rizzafajardo3513]

Hi, did you cover the cups with plastic?

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Hi Rizza Fajardo, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. No, I didn't cover them with anything. Just plain and simple, reused milk bottles, with some soil and cuttings to get some new Bougainvillea plants. If there is anything else, please let me know and we can discuss some more. Also, if you are interested here's the Bougainvillea playlist, some crazy videos with results are waiting just for you- Brainstorming Bougainvillea (Propagating, Grafting, Root Structuring, Flowering.....) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-6qIOOiJd_hNk Looking forward to your feedback, questions, and suggestions in the future as well. Stay safe, stay healthy. I will see you around with newer videos, please make sure you LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE, also press the notification bell. Thank you!!

[@rizzafajardo3513]

I have tried several times to propagate bougainvillea cuttings here in Dubai. I tried both ICU and uncovered, but the cuttings turned brown and had white fungi at the tips. After watching your videos I was amazed.at how big the leaves were after just a few weeks.and had flowers. Can I buy them? 🙂 I will gather new stems and try your method. Wish me luck. 😀

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

​@@rizzafajardo3513 That can happen, nothing unusual, so please don't worry. There are several factors- - Cuttings should not be from a plant that's not 3+ years of age - Size of the cutting, too big and you will have a low success rate (even with too small) - We have a humid climate here in Dubai, so the ICU method just makes things worse, not better - For a month or so, the newly propagated cuttings need absolute shade and no sun - I always make sure I get the flowers on new Bougainvillea plants within 2-3 months, here's an example- kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHzKopV_oLZorq8 Yes, I can give you some, the price would depend on the age of the plant- and I usually have them in a 2-liter empty milk container, some in are pots as Bonsai kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4ral5Rjhd54q80 Please write to me here 👇[e-mail] and we can discuss more on this. Although I am currently traveling, would be back during the first week of February. Sure, I wish you all the energy and luck. I am this time around you will have great results for your efforts. Good luck. And I will suggest that you watch my Bougainvillea playlist, it will give you confidence more than anything else, and once you have that the plants will respond accordingly. Also, I make sure that all the comments are answered, so any questions any time, please reach out. Thank you!!

[@leiliansilvaaraujo5902]

Quantos meses levou até você tirar do copo, o que você colocou para desenvolver rapído.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

As mudas de Bougainvillea ficaram no copo descartável menor por quase 2 meses. Não coloquei nada significativo, apenas solo de jardim puro e simples e depois acrescentei um pouco de perlite - só para conseguir melhor retenção de água na camada superior do solo e também para ajudar na drenagem. Fertilizantes e outros materiais semelhantes devem ser adicionados após 6 meses, caso contrário, as plantas podem morrer, já que são muito jovens para extrair minerais por meio de fertilizantes, por assim dizer. Se houver mais alguma coisa, por favor me avise e podemos ter outra discussão. Oi Leilian, que bom ter você aqui de novo! Por favor, certifique-se de permanecer inscrito e continuar assistindo aos vídeos que lhe interessam. Aguardamos seus comentários, sugestões e perguntas no futuro também. Obrigado. Felicidades!! 😊👍

[@ms8510]

What is that day38 i see some white balls on the soil

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Oh, that's perlite. Perlite keeps soil light, provides plant roots with air, and promotes drainage. If you have it, fine! If no, then don't bother getting it. No way I am saying that it's a must, I put it in the pot just to keep the soil moist for longer given I am based in Dubai where it gets really hot during the day. If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Hi there, welcome to the channel. Great to have you here. Please don't forget to subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, questions and suggestions in the future as well. Thank you. Cheers!!

[@ms8510]

@@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai thx bro

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

@@ms8510 Always a pleasure. Thank you 😊

[@antoniafloresbenega2022]

Hola me gusta lo que estás haciendo porque a mí no me prende nunca pero no te entiendo 😞 no podías poner subtítulos, gracias contestame si sabes español

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

¡Hola Antonia! Gracias y me alegro que te gusten los videos que presento. Siento mucho que no entiendas lo que digo en inglés. Le sugiero que active los subtítulos en su pestaña de youtube y probablemente verá títulos en español. Por ahora, todo lo que puedo hacer es escribir todo lo que he dicho en el video. Espero que eso ayude e intentaré solucionar el problema de los subtítulos por mi parte también, si puedo, en el futuro. Aquí está todo lo que dije en el video. Además, asegúrese de estar suscrito y también siga viendo los videos en el futuro. Parte 1 Hey Plant Lover, ¿cómo estás ???? Estoy demasiado emocionado hoy porque estamos probando algo que nunca se ha convertido en un video; sí, probaremos 4 formas diferentes de hacer un corte de buganvilla. Y viviendo este experimento durante casi 3 meses, puedo decir con cierta autoridad que la forma más exitosa de hacer un esqueje de buganvilla también se puede replicar en otros esquejes de plantas. Presiona el botón de suscripción porque estamos en una misión aquí, y me encantaría que fueras parte de ella. Y asegúrese de quedarse conmigo durante toda la duración de este video, ya que cubriremos: cómo obtener esquejes, hacer esquejes, cuidar la planta recién propagada, horario de riego, cuándo llevarlos a la luz solar directa, cómo trasplantar una nueva buganvilla. planta y la parte más emocionante, sí, el resultado: qué tipo de esqueje es el más adecuado para una gran estructura de raíces. Por ahora, todo lo que puedo decir es que el resultado sería lo más impactante posible, vayamos y averigüemos qué quiero decir exactamente con eso. Hola, todavía no te has suscrito, hazlo ahora, de acuerdo, ¡¡déjanos ir !! De acuerdo, para aclarar cualquier idea errónea relacionada con qué tipo de planta es adecuada para esquejes, aquí hay algunas cosas que debe considerar: ¿está la planta en flor? bueno, no importa para nada, la planta debe tener más de 2 años o de lo contrario los esquejes no te darán los resultados deseados, a qué hora del día, el segundo trimestre del día es el momento ideal para procurar esquejes. Hecho esto, háganos saber cómo estamos haciendo los esquejes de 4 maneras diferentes y vea qué funciona mejor para la nueva planta de buganvillas y la estructura de la raíz resultante.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Parte 2 Forma de hacer el corte Número 1- La primera es la cicatrización normal, lo que hemos estado haciendo en el pasado. Simplemente marque la epidermis de la cubierta exterior en todos los lados hasta que vea la capa verdosa blanca Forma de hacer el corte Número 2- El segundo sería bifurcar el corte. Divida la parte inferior del corte en 2 mitades hasta una pulgada Forma de hacer el corte Número 3- El tercero es: cortes transversales entrecruzados entre los 2 entrenudos inferiores. Sostenga el cuchillo y mueva el corte como ve aquí Manera de hacer el corte Número 4 Y la cuarta forma es la más loca de todas, no le estamos haciendo nada. Solo un corte normal, sin dejar cicatrices en absoluto. Entonces, estas son 4 formas diferentes de hacer esquejes. Quiero decirte esto ahora, si has estado haciendo cortes de una manera y los resultados no han sido tan buenos, entonces abandona lo que hayas estado haciendo, elige una de las formas que acabamos de discutir y nunca sabrás que podrías revertir los resultados en la futuro. Así que pruébelos si es necesario. Los esquejes son casi del mismo tamaño, de la misma planta, obviamente y se les darían exactamente las mismas condiciones: sombra, agua, sol, fertilizante, o cualquier otro tipo de asistencia en aras de la experimentación, seguiré explicando que a medida que avancemos. a lo largo. Si lo ha logrado hasta ahora, le insto a que termine el video o, de lo contrario, podría perderse algunas cosas que son demasiado más importantes de lo que hemos discutido antes.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Parte 3 Estoy usando una cucharadita de canela en polvo en medio litro de agua y dejo reposar los esquejes en esta solución durante 2-4 horas y, mientras tanto, remojo las macetas. De hecho, esto es algo que siempre debe hacer, siempre que esté propagando, trasplantando, etc., bastante útil. La mezcla de suelo no es nada elegante: suelo de jardín simple y llano y, en caso de que desee algo más, agregue un poco de grava (vea el video recientemente subido: La forma más rápida (y más fácil) de iniciar la floración en esquejes de buganvilla recién propagados, el enlace está en la descripción- kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3zbh6Fsetl1g5o). Los esquejes están listos para poner en las macetas. He marcado los vasos desechables como 1. Nada 2. Raspado normal 3. Bifurcación y 4. Cortes en los entrenudos y ponemos los esquejes en sus respectivas macetas y estarán a la sombra por al menos 3 semanas y luego hacemos una valoración antes de cambiarlos a la luz solar directa. Riegue la maceta cada 2-3 días dado que hemos hecho orificios de drenaje y, según el clima, debe ajustar el horario de riego en consecuencia. La idea es asegurarse de que la olla nunca se seque. Exactamente después de 7 días - 3 de ellos han brotado excepto el que se bifurcó Día 10- Estoy seguro que sabes que las raíces siguen a los brotes, por lo que primero veremos el crecimiento de las hojas y después de unos días veremos que las raíces comienzan a tomar forma. Día 15- Todo parece perfecto hasta ahora y pronto veremos qué está pasando dentro de la olla. Día 20 Día 25 Día 30- Echemos un vistazo a todas las macetas de cerca y averigüemos qué está pasando con la estructura de la raíz. Lo que hay que tener en cuenta aquí es uno de ellos: el corte que hicimos sin hacer nada, las hojas no crecen tan agresivamente como los otros tres. Esto ya parece interesante, no puedo esperar para compartirlo todo contigo.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Parte 4 La olla "NADA" no tiene nada visible a partir de ahora La maceta "CUTS ON INTERNODES" tiene una estructura de raíz visible, gran señal La maceta "BIFURCATION" también está mostrando raíces, hermosa La olla "NORMAL SCRAPE" de nuevo, se ve en forma increíble. Así que los 3, excepto la copa "NADA", son excelentes para los brotes y también para las raíces. Demasiado pronto para declarar un ganador, así que esperamos unos días más Día 35 Día 38 Día 45 Día 50 Día 55 Día 60- Aquí estamos, decidí trasplantarlos para que tengamos una mejor vista de la estructura de la raíz de todos los esquejes. Ahora, algunas cosas que debe tener en cuenta al trasplantar: no riegue dicha maceta durante 2-3 días y riegue inmediatamente después del trasplante. Haga lo que sea y saque toda la estructura de la raíz de la maceta sin ningún daño importante. Saque el máximo de aire de la maceta golpeando suavemente la tierra alrededor de la base de la planta joven y regando inmediatamente después. La estructura de la raíz se ve muy bien en todas las buganvillas jóvenes. Los resultados se recopilarán más adelante en el video, ya que no hay distinción en este momento y, por favor, no cometa el error de asumir que las cosas seguirán siendo casi iguales en el futuro, cambiarán y le sorprenderá. Puedo prometerle eso.

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

Parte 5 Así que nuestras macetas nuevas y más grandes están listas con las marcas. Y esperamos un par de semanas para comprender nuevamente cómo ha cambiado la estimación inicial. Día 65 Dos de las buganvillas ya están en flor - Raspado normal y bifurcación Día 70 Las buganvillas con la marca "Nada" se han unido al lote en flor. Pero estamos aquí para saber cuál de estos tiene la estructura raíz más robusta. Miremos más de cerca una vez más y veamos si sucede algo significativo dentro del bote y tenemos un ganador. La buganvilla que crece a partir de un corte que no cicatrizamos ni bifurcamos es la ganadora. Mire el tamaño masivo de las raíces, guau ...... se recuperó durante los últimos días y eso es lo que estábamos buscando ... ..cómo hacer un esqueje para que tengamos una planta más en forma que tenga una mejor oportunidad de sobrevivir en condiciones duras y exigentes. Echemos un vistazo a todos de nuevo. Como jardinera, estoy seguro de que a ti también te encanta cómo las plantas hacen las cosas, su reacción a ciertos procesos y cómo te sorprenden todo el tiempo. Este fue, nuevamente un resultado sorprendente, tuve mi experiencia diciéndome que el raspado normal es excelente cuando se trata de propagación, pero simplemente se perdió en algo más básico, un corte en el que no hicimos nada. ¡¡Interesante!! Entonces, el ganador es "NADA", seguido de un raspado normal, la tercera posición va a Bifurcación y la última es Cortes en los entrenudos. Tenga en cuenta que los he clasificado en primer lugar en función del tamaño de la raíz (peso máximo) y luego la salud general de la planta: hojas, flores, etc. para combinar para encontrar el ganador. Así que ese fue el video y espero que lo hayan pasado bien. En caso afirmativo, asegúrese de que le gusta el video y, si es nuevo aquí, presione el botón de suscripción. Y si no le gustó el video, me encantaría escuchar sus comentarios en los comentarios, desde preguntas hasta sugerencias, por favor escríbanos y permítanos tener una discusión. Así es como mejoramos y así es como aprendemos cosas nuevas sobre las plantas. Así que asegúrate de dejarme saber tu opinión sobre el video. Por cierto, pronto alcanzaremos los 10K, muchas gracias por todo el apoyo y la orientación. Te veré de nuevo, pronto hasta entonces cuídate y cría algunas plantas más.

[@SabbirAhmed-bt5tb]

Your pronunciation of 'video' is something like 'widdo' which sounds disturbing to me. Content was good. 👍

[@GauravChhikaraGardenDubai]

If that's how I sounded, it was unintentional, I am sure you would agree😊 Thank you so much! I am so happy that you did enjoy the video in spite of some mishappenings. If there is anything else, please let me know and we can have another discussion. Please make sure you stay subscribed and keep watching the videos that interest you. Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions and questions in the future as well. Thank you!! 😊👍

[@aysinalper]

Your comment is stupid and racist....you are "disturbed" by his pronunciation ? No you are disturbed in your head..He speaks perfect English..He is not from an English speaking country & his pronunciation does not have to be perfect