How To Grow a Cordyline From Cuttings and Growing Tips

[@MorningInAmerica_Nov_5_2024]

Great video! Information is straight forward. Visuals are helpful. No irksome music. Just excellent! I'm going to do a cutting from my cordyline this weekend.

[@zninz5368]

I fell in love with this plant as soon as I saw it, I’ve never felt like this before. I plan to plant them all around my house.

[@LeafyLegends]

They are a beautiful plant. I started with 1 and now have over 80!

[@pugsandcoffeeplease]

​@@LeafyLegends❤

[@KeefScone]

Dude, I've been watching your cooking channel for years and just today got a recommend for this gardening channel! More gardening uploads please!

[@Arid_OasisLLC]

Wow thanks for your comment, didn’t know he had a cooking channel. Just found him today.💚🌿😃💚🤍

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Such a beauty. My husband just picked up a few cuttings for me and they're beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

[@ginaglam1]

I move to El Salvador and there are so many beautiful plants here!! And people are always willing to give you a cutting! I just love how my garden is coming along!

[@johncarlo7395]

Well explained, everything I needed to know to take a Cordyline cutting, I'll do it tomorrow.

[@davidtrishhope9841]

Hello from NZ , thanks for the tips

[@iamwell5654]

Very informative and detailed instructions. I have a lot in my yard and want to start a new plant to move to a planter on the deck. This is exactly what I have been waiting for. I am disappointed that they take that long to grow to a mature plant, but it is worth the wait!

[@TuckerSP2011]

Very nice technique. I don't live in a tropical clime but I totally appreciate the technique of propagation from cuttings for such a species.

[@antonellalaveneziana671]

Same

[@ocelot2234]

Good to see you back again Greg Keep up the great work and videos 😀👍🏻

[@mjde2445]

This plant was called a Hawaiian Ti where I bought it. I didn't know it was also called Cordyline until I started looking for info on how to propagate it. It's a pretty big plant with several stalks but I can't wait to make more. Thanks for the info!

[@bijoudion6787]

Greg!! I remember your cooking channel. You were cooking portobello mushrooms. I'm glad I stumbled upon you again:)

[@nacampbell]

Thank you thank you...just potted some mature size cuttings from a friends garden yesterday, but didn’t scrape the stem ...going to do it now as it’s not too late 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Demonstraction]

I'm two years late to this comment, but do you remember how it turned out?

[@nicolecampbell5345]

@@Demonstraction 2 years is a good test of time, they are all thriving tall plants now 🙏👍

[@HikeordieTV]

Thanks mate. Legend. I'm off in to the garden now to get some going.

[@missjp777]

Those are BEAUTIFUL Greg! I am a plant lady/cat lady and I haven't seen those here yet (Canada).... better have a look around!🙂

[@stoelzletoyreview8517]

I have one! Homedepo had them last summer.

[@azmanabdula]

Like my backyard Your cat must be loving it Like a tiger in a forest of its own

[@janicedcunha9092]

Beautifully demonstrated video on cordyline. Thanks, I have this plant but I hadn't a clue as to it's name. Now that I know, I will propagate some more to give a dash of colour to my garden. Greetings from India.

[@HosCreates]

I've read some species can get up to 10 ft tall

[@inaymerlie1004]

Beautiful Ti Plant, thanks for sharing your video...good luck abd god bless.

[@condeerogers5858]

Hey Grego. Good to see you with some plants again. Ozarks, Missouri

[@lourdessabellano4944]

Hi Greg! Before I Ldon't care about Cordyline plants,but pwhen I saw you demo on how to care and grow these plants it stirr ed me a lot to propagate in pots in my garden.Beautiful indeed. Thank you. Hope to see another demo on Catlea plants.

[@philipcrewe540]

Excellent advice and show 😊

[@RichDavey]

Wonderful video. I have a long spindly plant that has split into three. With your guidance I am now going to try and split into three plants. Well done 👍 😊

[@gregthegardener]

Best of luck!

[@heidismith6148]

thankyou, nice video

[@TiffanyGrey]

Good to see you back - Keep the videos coming mate!

[@billybob7970]

Amazing stuff. I have a Cordyline with offshoots that I need to separate, so I did a search and lo and behold Greg shows up! Is there anything this man can't do?

[@sarathai3201]

Hello thank you for teaching me

[@Saagemusic]

Greg is back!

[@oracleoracle4774]

Thanks for the great video. Can you please suggest what can be done when Cordyline stem is drying out in the middle? The stem looks brown in color and no new leaves are growing. The middle of the stem is soft when pressing. Should I cut the top part and replant? Appreciate your help.

[@SecondLittlePig]

Thanks, Greg! Great information about a plant I just recently discovered. Hello from Minnesota

[@azmanabdula]

Subbed because Awesome plant Good tropical plant that can handle the cold and heat

[@christinebeames2311]

Hi ,just the info I needed , and what a lovely you’ve , I subbed,xx

[@TheBronzeGlow]

Thanks 😊

[@HereComesBatman]

thanks for these uploads greg!

[@tlamore]

lol.. love the laughs.. thanks for the tip

[@mitachauhan7601]

Very nice and helpful video thanks

[@VampireLord1024]

Those plants look interesting.

[@jinslifestyle5250]

What a beautiful plants all i love it

[@plantheaven4264]

Wow nice. Cool.Thanks for sharing Sir.new on your channel.

[@mariagil2833]

I like to see where it should be trimming to make a new plant. Good explanation from the beginning of the video. Thank you for the video I will propagate these plants in my backyard, the color is beautiful.

[@shoaib619]

Nice to see greg the Gardner back on yt. U rock

[@johnbetancourt59]

There is one growing in front of my house on a piece of land that doesn't belong to anyone, I'm going to take a cutting! Thank you!

[@viviyenvu3620]

Love your videos Greg!

[@deepikasrinivasan4205]

Thanks for the video sir

[@naddiasanichara3863]

I have this plant in my yard so thank you go and do my own now ❤️

[@danibecker3911]

Thank you!

[@HealthyLivingWithWendy]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@HosCreates]

I saw these babies in the plant nursery but I hate loosing plants if I don't know how to care for them. Thank you for the helpful information ☺

[@parquedasrosass5644]

Essas dracenas são lindas e esse lugar é muito lindo

[@neliamesias2261]

beautiful plant

[@zeonamiller5356]

Omggggg at a hotel trying to steal “ A PIECE OF PLANT “ 🤣🤣 here to learn how to cut ( propagate plant ) I have until Thursday it’s Tuesday !! My eye is on the prize … lol fingers crossed 🤞🏾 we leave at night .. it’s in the front of hotel 🙃🙃🙃 we’re in Florida I from sc .. I don’t mind being bann for this beauty 🤣🤣😩

[@ljweyandt30]

I'm fixing to leave the doctors office and do the same thing 😂😂😂

[@Maddie9185]

Thank you

[@mariagil2833]

Thank you for your advice. I have a big one.

[@charliekingsley2890]

Can you do some vids on growing plants in an unit/apt like urs

[@NewTerreceGardening]

Thank you sir sharing information Very nice 😍 I join you

[@nancyduncan6209]

Wow I love this, thrilled to find your great tutorial. Thanks 👍

[@douglascanlassr.6487]

Greg, I live in Sacramento, CA. When is the best tim to do this> Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@lasstnight]

Thank you :)

[@AbcD-mi3wo]

Love from Pakistan

[@christmassnow3465]

Great info. I never knew it helps if you scratch the bottom part of the cutting to make it root faster. One more thing I noticed, plants I buy from shops and nurseries often have more leaves on the stem, while mine get leggy as they age. Is there a way to make the leafy segment remain taller than the bare one underneath?

[@jarrettjones3797]

HELL YEAH FROM TX!

[@cristinatabilog3632]

I try this...💕

[@kathrynhenderson7167]

Can you cover them up over the Winter months?

[@faithvillanueva6742]

Hi there! We several of that and what i do with the leaves, i use it in my floral arrangements. . . Gives a nice accent to flowers.

[@mariagil2833]

It’ a lovely plant.

[@ivanimarino3322]

Fron Brasil 🇧🇷

[@Punkly5897]

I recently inherited one of these from my friends, who had severely neglected the plant. At this point, none of the stems have any leaves, so the plant looks like two greenish sticks. It’s currently inside - Is there any chance that this plant will come back and grow new leaves or is it a lost cause?

[@newdeep6086]

new leaves will start sprouting again. i learned this while cultivating this plant. its difficult to stop the leaves from turning brown.

[@athenariggle4447]

Punkley5897 have you figured anything out with it I got one and most all the leaves are dry and brown and dont know what tge deal is with it . would like to save it . wish there was contact info for Greg

[@christinamata4159]

I had two sticks as well from my sister, I have them in only water in a window and they each have about 3 new leaves and one has a root

[@ericmccolough2482]

Thanks Greg! The bottom 30cm of mine is old wood and that's where I'm keen to cut it. The plant is 90cm tall, there's only the 1 trunk with 20 leaves. After the cut, there'll be zero leaves and the stump will be 10cm tall. Will that 10cm tall stump grow a branch out each side? TIA mate!!

[@moglisgarden8732]

Nice 👌👌🏡. Stay connected 👍.

[@gwbbalam1956]

I live in Far North Queensland - I propogate just by putting the cuttings in water. I cut it wherever is convenient. You can put a rock in the ground here and it will grow 😄

[@esmeraldagonzalez2085]

Thanks for the info..love your channel!🌱🌿

[@gregthegardener]

Thanks 😀

[@Mari443Garrett1]

Thanks for sharing. These are my favorite cordyline. I have one in the pot from last year, then I brought it inside in the winter, but it begun developing dry tips and brown spots. I wonder what the problem could be..

[@dianamiller2890]

Could be the water, my water has iron in it. If you fill ajar and let it settle, then water. Try it

[@TM-tl6do]

Notes for myself - cut woody peice, down towards bottom - remove leaves - deep pot w all purpose potting mix - scrape bark off end of plant, go pretty high, don’t just remove bark from the very end - plant deep in pot - roots should be wet but pot needs to be well drained - water every day for first week, add fertilizer. then water once a week. Don’t let soil get bone dry

[@ZE308AC]

This reminds me of yucca plant growth. When you cut the top of the plant it grow more steams where it was cut.

[@HanAsley]

Thank you Lord amen 🙏🇵🇭

[@AlDeewanAlA7mar]

Thanks for sharing this information with us , I would like to ask you question please. I just started to root kalanchoe flower like 3 weeks ago can I add some of NPK fertilizer to it ?

[@thanmayakishor6611]

കൊള്ളാം 👍

[@carlesacarter3894]

Thank you so much for this, I have 3 of these plants and all of them died. Hopefully this will help them revive!

[@Goodfella25]

Thanks for this great video. It covered everything I needed to know!

[@aedr6355]

Thankyou

[@shabnamhassan6631]

thanks alots

[@willford8475]

Those secateurs came out on HMS Endeavour!

[@deborahmary7924]

THESE ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL PLANTS. I HAVE SEVERAL IN MY YARD AND THEY ARE SO EASY TO REPRODUCE. BUT I DID LEARN THAT YOU HAVE TO SCRAPE THE BOTTOM. THANK YOU , GOD BLESS!

[@debiegordon3787]

GREAT video! PICKED up some cuttings a neighbor THREW OUR😳😳😳...knew I could root them...they are costly at nursery! QUESTION...what type LIGHT do they need DURING ROOTIG ?? I am in FLORIDA. ThanQ🤠

[@sarahgavin8704]

My stem only cuttings from FL in late march have roots but no shoots above ground. Just putting them outdoors now. Any Advice?

[@hazegarcia4321]

Hello Greg I'm new to caring for a Cordyline. My leaves are turning brown but I'm not sure if I planted it correctly I have it indoors but I feel like I could use a lot of help to learn to care for her. Help please

[@moanachapman160]

Hi Greg what fertilizer do I use to feed the caudiline plant.

[@jillmudd3224]

Thanks gtg that was really helpful I live in North Yorkshire, Great Britain I have several of these in the garden and never really knew how to propagate these! Definitely will have a go! Is now a good time to do it? Oh ps Tango like the one here is my absolute favourite and I’m hoping to buy one really soon. Can you tell me anything about the flowers (or fruits - whichever way you look at it) should they be removed or left on? One of mine flowered last year and it’s still on there it just looks wonky and so wrong! But I didn’t like to remove. Xx Jill xx

[@LeafyLegends]

Cordyline's are pretty tough. The flowers do take energy way from the plant, but I like seeing bees around them and it adds a bit of variety to the plant. No harm keeping them on, but maybe trim them back when the berries fall off.

[@MrDarkzohar]

should the scaring of the stem expose the dark green tissue only? or should I see the light (deeper) green tissue? thanks :)

[@AnnieAnnieBuckwheatCakes]

I find my Ti leaf cuttings propagate much better when I let them develop roots in water first. The larger cuttings will develop branches along the entire "cane" of the plant if you cut off the leaf crown.

[@LeafyLegends]

same

[@alinedeleandro123]

Yes, I agree that allowing roots to develop in water gives them greater strength. Mine are huge and very beautiful in the shade & in the sun. My very tall Cordylines have several smaller Cordylines growing up the sides of the main stem/cane with the luscious crown in full glory. I've never cut off the crown.

[@davidapps2605]

GregO, a stunning plant when looked after. Good job Greg 😃

[@nirajashrestha2494]

Can we plant it in water

[@ooolisalisaooo]

instead of putting it in a pot can you just put it back into the ground and water and care for it in the same way? Mine in the yard in florida get too tall and the hurricanes make them fall over eventually so id like to make them smaller if i can cut them off and replant like you showed in the video

[@ivanimarino3322]

good morning i live in são paulo mata atlantica get this plant cordilyne i like it so much i planted it in a pot fron Brasil 🇧🇷 São Paulo capital interlagos

[@PyroGrrl1]

My mom gave me her cordalyne (poor thing needs help!) And almost all the leaves are brown and crispy. The only ones not so bad are the center ones, like the newer leaves. Should I prune off the crispy ones? If I do, it'll look pretty much like a stick in a pot. Would new growth happen if I do thay?

[@azmanabdula]

What are pink cordylines you have? I want some

[@Spiber1]

Hi give it a way to keep them smale like 30 or 40cm max ? Bc i want habe them in my terarium. Ty

[@PhuPhungThua-zr4dn]

🎉

[@mohamadisara7313]

I have one but the Radical is Mad what can i do to have a helthy plante think you sir

[@LeafyLegends]

Great video. I have lot of Cordyline videos on my page if you wanted to see some other species.

[@SilentAttackTV]

Can you do this with any plant? Are there certain plants that won't root this way?

[@mateorobledo1450]

Ok .. Koo I'll

[@rufinaalvarez8269]

May i know where did you buy the other variety of cordyline fruticusa?

[@samsoncalica5224]

Hello what is the name of the fertizer you have put in that plant?