How to propagate June plum by cuttings.

[@keresha1222]

So u just cut it and stick it in soil, water it and it spring roots?

[@simplegardening6196]

Yes !!! Seems simple enough but you do have to watch fir root rot. So that's why it's always hard to recommend the right medium for each viewer since we all garden in different zones with different level of humidity. They root very easy. Best of luck to you.

[@frand4369]

Hi! Thanks for sharing this information. Can you just plant the cuttings in a small pot and let it grow from there? Or do you have to start them off like you did and then transplant?

[@simplegardening6196]

Hi. Thank you for stopping by. You can plant in a pot and leave it. I did it this way because I usually take cuttings, and I didn't have enough big pots to give them individual homes until I knew they took roots. Good luck with yours.

[@PheapNhem]

@@simplegardening6196I am from Canada. I really love dwarf june plum. Can you help me that?. Please response.Thank

[@simplegardening6196]

@PheapNhem hi. I am sorry but I am not selling any. I fins the cheapest is on etsy but you can also buy from fastgrowingtree.com

[@AGBornJamaican]

What state are you in

[@simplegardening6196]

Thank you for stopping by. I am in Alabama zone 7b. I have to grow them in pots to take indoor when winter comes.

[@PirateStacker]

Awesome, very informative! Subscribed!

[@simplegardening6196]

Thank you for stopping by.

[@theislandgardeners6615]

👍🏽

[@cristinaaustin8174]

How long after you propagate does it grow fruit?

[@simplegardening6196]

It can produce after 1 year. BUT the root system is not developed enough to get the full harvest fruit production.

[@wkdlama]

if it had leaves after a month it is safe to say it rooted.

[@simplegardening6196]

Thank you. Good to know.