Grow Herbs from Cuttings: Rosemary | Thyme | Oregano

[@lonigallarda4618]

O m g ! First time viewer..... loved it! Very helpful. So excited to get. Prop a gating!!!!

[@mikedeman5351]

In a previous video you mentioned the value of selling in a farmers market at least for 6 months to learn about your customers, interact with them etc. I hope you get time to do a video that covers how you get set up for selling at a farmers market, how you transport your produce and set out your stall, how you prepare your produce, how do you stop them from wilting in the sun, what happens to the produce you don't sell that day etc. I'm sure others would find this interesting too :)

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Hey Mike, I do plan on making these episodes without a doubt. I'm glad to know people are interested in it. I have advice on all the things you mentioned. I'm hoping I can do it at the beginning of fall. It's difficult because I do everything by myself, so I'll need someone to come with me to help me film and set it up, it's a bit tricky, but I WILL get it done because I know it will really help people!

[@mikedeman5351]

That's really REALLY great. Your input on those subjects will be really an education. For me they are seriously critical steps in the 'field to fork' journey, if you know what I mean. I appreciate it will take time, as you are a 'one-man-band'. Also, just to say, everything you put on here, on your youtube channel, is so helpful. A huge THANKS for that :)

[@deniseclarke2009]

good question

[@deniseclarke2009]

@@mikedeman5351 I agree. I have taken sage cuttings, willow water until the roots came, potted them up and looking good so far. Rooting rosemary now. Having christmas market hoping to sell some there, Also dried the herbs.

[@joannegopaul3774]

Thank you for sharing your video, great tutorial 👍. I'm going to start my herb 🌿🌿 garden. Happy gardening 🥰

[@sophw8780]

This was great ! Just moved mine that were in the sun! Thanks

[@vanniyo8988]

I put my cuttings into a Guinness bottle. Black bottles block out sunlight that causes algae growth.

[@tanr265]

Thanks

[@laxgi]

That’s awesome! My favorites to grow are rosemary and thyme! I am definitely going to try this out! Thanks, man!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Sweet, have fun trying it out! Oh ya herbs take the flavor of cooking to the next level.

[@laxgi]

Nature's Always Right definitely! Sunflower micro greens with a homemade thyme, rosemary and sunflower oil dressing is one of my new obsessions!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Oh man that sounds so good! I'll have to try that.

[@sadiqaliabdullah129]

YOU GAVE ME SOME REALLY GREAT IDEAS ON HOW TO GROW MY OWN. I REALLY LOVE THE FLAVOR OF TYME & ROSEMARY.

[@joshharris6951]

good information man :) happy to see this channel grow like it has i watched your first ever post on the day it came out

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Wow no way, that's so cool. Thank you for watching since day one!

[@SabrinaCWB168]

I've been putting mine in direct sunlight and it's been working. But I do live in England! 😂

[@WebbyFan108]

thanks ! so useful! 👍🙏

[@samanthabarris3729]

Looking forward to the results!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

The results are in! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIHMfX6Eg9R7e5Y

[@cqammaz53]

Well, I just did my thyme completely wrong. Thanks for sharing this video so next time I'll do it right.

[@calhounledger6089]

I can hardly wait to get started! Thanks for so much great info!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Have fun!

[@georgealderson4424]

You are easy on the ear (and eye!) sir and very helpful to someone starting out on herb propagation. I was a bit concerned about your comment about not wanting to support weak genetics as I am a product of weak genetics! However I was a bit bigger than the average cutting in the beginning! Haha Thank you. Blessings and peace

[@Kate-448]

Clear and concise. Thank you 🌲

[@deirdredavis8627]

Was there any difference with the cuttings that you scraped versus those you didn't?

[@fatherofchickens7951]

I’ve used honey for starting fuchsias from cuttings. Haven’t done a control. But it was successful.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Nice, I've also used honey for prolongations and it worked for me as well. I'll have to do another episode, natural rooting hormone vs none vs synthetic

[@madmesmith5187]

Thank you for sharing dude, keep up the good work.

[@melanieallen8980]

good tips!

[@johanbester7294]

Like what your doing there! So say not to put it in direct sunlight so would a 160w led be soft enough for those baby? And how many hours light per day?

[@joedansereau381]

the ones yor doing in water, how often do you change out water or do you just add fresh water as needed...thank you

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

I normally use the same water until it roots and just add more if it evaporates. Try an experiment where you do change out the water and see if you notice a difference!

[@AppalachianLife]

we use honey from our bees as rooting hormone.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Honey works great too. I used it for air layering and tree cutting propagation this year.

[@cpnotill9264]

Love using honey as rooting hormone!

[@williamkaylor1191]

@JohnHarris, @Nature'sAlwaysRight: My first visit to your channel via Green Thumb , and I like it without even watching the whole episode! I've propagated some plants, succulents, tomatoes, rosemary often. NEver used rooting hormone, but thinking of getting some for better survival of the hard to propagate types of cuttings. Fascinating that organic honey can be used... how marvelous and simple. My question is does it have to be straight from the hive and comb?( someday!) or can I use an organic honey as long as it hasn't been pasteurized/ heated too hot? Thank you in advance, and best of Luck with your Channel

[@rachstarry8600]

If I do it in water, how often should should I change the water?

[@Jesterday31]

You advised against direct sun light, what about full grow light?

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

If it's just like a T5 I think that would work great

[@antonybullock2240]

What's an urb?

[@donovan208]

So if I took some sprigs of cilantro from the store in the vegetable aisle there’s no chance they’ll grow roots in water

[@Joseph-ph7rw]

Roosemarys potting mix

[@an_what]

Subbed brother man thank ya for the great videos

[@babetteisinthegarden6920]

Thanks for sharing

[@deniseclarke2009]

Have you tried Willow water?

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Another great option for natural rooting hormone.

[@sophw8780]

I've Tried to get my rosemary cuttings to grow in water... didn't work for me aha

[@robertmccluskey1076]

Do I need to use bottled water vs. tap water

[@edcat6587]

Tap water is good,change water daily or every 2 days.

[@mikemurphy9960]

I cant find the follow up video, link please?

[@mauitabinas]

Hey! I just started propagating my herbs (basil & rosemary) in water. They start to grow roots but I'm noticing that the roots are turning brown instead of white. Do you know what is causing this and how do I prevent it? Thank yoU!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Try changing out the water with fresh if it's sitting for weeks.

[@mauitabinas]

@@NaturesAlwaysRight I change the water everyday now we'll see what happens

[@edcat6587]

Tap water, with chlorine, works better for me than rain water(which is my main water source). And change the water often. Make sure the water does not get too hot....

[@janstewart2041]

Did you try cinnamon?

[@HeirloomReviews]

im doing an experiment where im rooting in hydrogen peroxide why im doing this? to see if it cures systemic diseases in tomatoes!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Interesting. Keep us posted.

[@babetteisinthegarden6920]

Hi John

[@TheSamm092]

Can you do this with cilantro?

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Grow by seed, it's a fresh herb and not propagated like this.

[@joltjumps]

Love your content. I wish you would try some thing out of the box if you get spare space, money, time. Much love - Northern California

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks that's definitely my goal!

[@BillSaltbush]

I'm only 35 seconds in and am confused already. You mentioned "erbs" and "hormones". They both begin with an 'h' yet you left it off when mentioning herbs. Un-confuse me, please . . . Cheers . . . sometimes I'm not always right - it's natural.

[@an_what]

But you actually had five cuttings bub that one ya tossed most definitely went in a pod don’t even try to kid us lmao

[@alexc1105]

"Indirect" sounds almost exactly the the same as "In Direct"... just sayin

[@ShepherdsChapelonYT]

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