How To Propagate Phlox.

[@jacksondelaney8484]

Update! Let’s see those roots boy!

[@jameswilmot4537]

I haven't been successful yet with taking Phlox cuttings, I will try again this year. I've grown cuttings for Hebe, Hydrangea, Buddleia, Spirea & Lavender. It is very rewarding when they survive and flourish for many years. Most of these are now on my channel header and I made a new Hebe video which shows these cuttings on their journey into big shrubs.

[@TheSeedExchange]

Phlox are a hard one to root for me. The rest are pretty easy. We have done some phlox but at not a very good rate compared to other plants. Thank you for watching

[@sandyhowland876]

Agree with the other comment - how are those cuttings doing?

[@waterdd1]

Thumbs down for no update

[@tinaknutsen]

Did you do an update video? I looked under your channel and couldn’t find.

[@TheSeedExchange]

We shot an update for these but before it got uploaded we had issues with the video. We plan on doing another set this year.

[@granmabern5283]

Plants Array how many plants rooted out of your batch???

[@zmizoomuchinformation45]

I am going to try this! I don't see any water being added. Is this best done in bone dry soil?

[@TheSeedExchange]

It's best to keep them moist like the video say's. Bone dry soil will result in dead plants.

[@cindygoldstein6829]

What medium do you tall phlox cuttings in and where do you put them? Greenhouse or north side in shade?

[@TheSeedExchange]

I use potting soil or seed starting mix when in dirt. But I also use hydroponic to do some cuttings. Cuttings I always keep out of direct sunlight until rooted well.

[@The13Raze]

Any videos without the real proof of the roots is just a waste of time. Maybe the guy is right but the Internet is full of fake, so unless is wit the proof, is useless Sorry about it