How (& When) to CLONE PLANTS | AIRLAYERING

[@jinfeizhang5433]

It is the very first video that I watched frame by frame and listened word by word. Detailed and repeatable actions are backed up by meaningful theories. It is a perfect video. Thank you so much.

[@stepheneurosailor1623]

Yeah, I really enjoyed your demonstration of air layering.

[@steveplescia9006]

Great educational video. I found it to be extremely valuable and enjoyable. I will be trying the air layering techniques detailed in this video with my Chicago Hardy fig. While I love the video, I could have done without the distracting background music during the opening segment.

[@syedumarjunaid5499]

46 weeks , 11.5 months almost a year very long waiting, thank for the details

[@1robin1000]

Thank you Mike for all the good information and valuable technique you give us.

[@IVOrganic]

My pleasure David! :-) Charles 🌱👍

[@johanconradie2120]

this guy is the best and approached grafting the best

[@sami011212]

Nice, what about pruning some leaves than the plant focus more on creating more root, I will probably cut about the 2/3 or what to have, plus I didn’t see no nutrition(perlite, vermiculite and peat moss have 0 nutrition ), because those root need food to grow, thanks, you probably forgot to mention those setups.

[@geriannroth449]

I guess the watering with the Super Thrive plus the Foliar spray might provide some nutrition for those young roots for the time being. I try not to have the soil/ pottingmix too rich with fertilizer at this early stage so as not to burn those young soft tender roots. But like you I'd prune some of those stems & leaves off before cutting off that airlayered branch

[@riazchoudhery948]

Beautiful work and wonderful job with explaining how to do Airlarimg in trees and plants

[@IVOrganic]

THANK YOU Riaz! Charles 🤩👍

[@MichellesMakeupHeavenOribe]

Your garden is beautiful! Loveeee the passionfruit vine ❤️

[@IVOrganic]

Thank you Michelle! Charles 🌱👍

[@duncanmaina7491]

Very good video. I have followed the procedure very well. I will try to do it.

[@求生净土]

Actual air layering starts at 14:00

[@richardcorkhill5157]

Thanks

[@edpoletto8048]

Fantastic instruction and demo.

[@mattmcghee1137]

Thanks Charles. Very well done!!!

[@IVOrganic]

THANK YOU MATT! 🙏🌱

[@donaldjones8920]

Thanks, you obviously are doing something right by the results you have achieved but your air layering philosophy is certainly different from most other air layering videos. I just air layered some plants today using plastic wrap, but will try your method on my next round. My question is concerning planting the rooted cutting. The sphagnum, vermiculite and perlite doesn't have any nutritional value in it. Do you not use any kind of soil mixture or do you fertilize so often that soil or compost is not needed? Thanks again for the video.

[@ngohung49]

Thank you camera lady 😊🎉🎉

[@michealinak]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR WEB SITE TO ORDER YOUR PRODUCTS! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!

[@madelinkoh]

TQ Mike for the valuable info. Would be kind enough to do air layering for avocado tree pls. Appreciate it.

[@BlakesNaturelife]

Awesome video! The 3 in 1 plant guard works well! I use it on everything. 😊 Nice! look at them roots.

[@joebloggs7956]

Gnna refer to this in the future for sure!

[@IVOrganic]

Thank you Joe! Charles 🤩👍

[@rogerspaulding6569]

Nice! Thanks

[@geriannroth449]

Do you find airlayering a vertical growing branch produces better results than trying to airlayer a horizontal branch?

[@Bhaskarskitchengarden]

Wow nice video man

[@jessewilson73]

Awesome video Do you have a video where you are air layering an avocado? My neighbor has a tree that I cannot get a scion to work despite dozens of success with other scions.

[@Dexplay]

I'll try that

[@josephcipriano2382]

i have a flowering plant that no one seems to be able to find. i'm hoping i will be able to clone it with method. thanks!!!

[@atil-o4q]

is there any documentation about if honey locust (seedless/thornless) may be air layered or grown from branch cuttings?

[@jasonlynch6936]

luv when you busted out the superthrive.... i drink that stuff, its great

[@ranjanty]

Can a wild Mimosa tree be air layered? It's growing in the woods by my house.

[@IVOrganic]

@@ranjanty YES! Good luck and keep us posted on your air layering successes! 🌱🙌

[@ethanwasher9177]

Hey! Great video just a quick question, if i air layer my dwarf citrus will the new tree be dwarf sized or will it be a full sized citrus ? Thanks

[@oguillen869]

Hi charles you sent me 2 YLN cuttings and 1 panache cutting this year for the fig cutting give away. The panache has grown over 6 ft it has figs but they are not striped ? Any ideas on why no stripes. Thanks again

[@IVOrganic]

Hello Omar! GREAT news with all that growth & success with your fig cuttings. All the cuttings have been prepared & packaged by me, only, and should be close to a ZERO chance of mistake with labeling. Likely, the issue is that the gene that expresses the stripes has not happed this year, possibly never. Here's an explanation (note, I cut out the "sport wood" and did not share any cuttings from this lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnPFpWh4aMSUmdE Also, reach out to me mid-January via my personal Facebook or IV_Organic Instagram, and I'll try to send you more panache cuttings. Charles :-)

[@oguillen869]

@@IVOrganic thanks for your quick reply i just seen your video on sportwood. I kinda had an idea that the cutting i received had reverted but also thought that the tree was still young and perhaps show striped characteristics as it got older. Thanks again . Ill definitly follow on instagram and wait for next years fig cutting givaway

[@TheLethalAntidote]

After how many weeks do roots appear on the air layered portion?

[@LOGAFFY]

I just received 3 cutting for a Ficazzana fig, in the mail. They arrived in a standard 3x5 mailing envelope wrapped in a small piece of paper towel then wrapped in scotch tape from top to bottom. They are 3" to 4.5" long, and as thin as a tooth pick. Should I even bother with them? I did snip them at an angle. (I hope I got it right because it's very hard to tell which way is up and down, they're so tiny and thin 🤔 🙄 ) I used some "root one" hormone, I have them in 7 oz Solo cups with coconut coir and a tbs. of castings, I don't know what else to do with them. I don't know if I should bother with them or not. I'm very disappointed 😞 with that seller.

[@UsterKoolageArt]

Love your videos and want to try air layering my thornless Palo Verde. Possible? I live in the hottest place, Lake Havasu, AZ and am having the worst time even keeping my cacti alive with the heat. I also want to try Moringa and want to transplant the one I have in a large pot. Best time of year? Any idea? Thank you. Kathryn Uster Collage Art

[@bashkillszombies]

Skip to about 15:00 before he even starts talking about cloning.

[@ahealthierkirk2558]

I live in the Inland Empire and have dozens of citrus trees but only one macadamia nut tree. I would like to air layer it and make more. How many can you do at once? Should I try and do a lower branch or a higher one? The tree is about 25 ft tall.

[@huotlor255]

Hi Charles, can I use green moss instead of sphagnum moss, if not can you tell why?, thx

[@caseG80]

Charles does an airlayer produce same roots as a cutting or clone would being different from what a seed would produce with the tap root? Thanks

[@IVOrganic]

Hello Case G. Airlayer & Cuttings produce the same type of roots-- no tap root (like a seedling). However, within 1-2 years, the cutting will be as stable as tap root tree. NOTE: Most figs sold by nurseries are not grafted on rootstocks that started from seedlings; but are rather cuttings. I hope this helps! Charles :-)

[@caseG80]

IV Organic thanks for the reply Charles My question was just out of curiosity. Hey Charles how is the avocado tree you topped back I have a bacon avocado tree and have it where it gets protection from the hard Santa Ana winds but this yr it doubled in size exposing itself and since the variety grows tall I’m thinking about taking it down from the top. I’ve never seen a tree grow so much in one session it looks amazing even with the inland heat of summer but fall and the Santa Ana winds and single digit humidity is when they can struggle I’ve found my trees will drink double the amount of water doing so will keep all the foliage on the tree and looking good avocado trees do not care for low humidity other then that it’s really an easy tree to grow unlike what many books say I’ve found watering and mulching on top of the leaves dropped to be key. Cheers thanks

[@MichellesMakeupHeavenOribe]

So we can still air layer citrus in early fall? Texas Zone 8b

[@IVOrganic]

YEP! Checkout my garden tips I just wrote to ‘Item Seller’ in the above comments. Charles 🌱👍

[@geriannroth449]

What's the vitamin b-1 for?

[@siemonhg]

Is it advisable to clone a avocado tree while it's flowering?

[@rinkuroy6318]

Would you please help me to get some biggest fig cutting if you have let me know how to get the thank you. I mean the biggest fig as fruit.

[@tineejohnston9737]

Can I possibly get one of those figs please for next year pleaseee….

[@TheDtwilson]

Same Ole tree, brand new roots, I wish I could get new roots

[@syedamirali870]

I air layered cherry and figs and after two months in July i have severed it from the parent plants. Was it too early to cut and then transplant?

[@tracy419]

Did they work, or was it too early?

[@bobrisoli9457]

Great video, which I watched July 2020 and used this process on my fig tree. However, although I did get a very nice root ball with plenty of roots, they were golden in color not white and they were pretty brittle and very much bunched within the peat moss. I'm wondering what I may have done wrong to not have healthier looking white roots. I left the area I cut wrapped from mid July until first week of Sept. I'm thinking I left it wrapped a little too long. Also, I was unsure how far up to cut the bottom of the area that was wrapped, of course without cutting any of the roots. It is now in a pot and time will tell (next season) weather I was a success. Just wondering if I should use some type of nutrient to help out the roots for a fighting chance to be healthier.

[@itemseller3352]

I've tried Pomegranate and Brazilian Cherry air layering. All attempts have failed (8 pome, and 2 Brazilian cherry)

[@IVOrganic]

Hopefully you learned some more helpful tips that will bring you success on your next attempts. A couple suggestions: (1) work on an actively growing branch, (2) 1-2 years of age, closer to 1 year, (3) spring & summer are best, but you can accomplish success on many evergreens like citrus through winter, it just make take a few weeks longer to root. Keep me posted! Charles 🌱👍

[@itemseller3352]

​@@IVOrganic Respect! Thank you for the tips Charles, I'll be sure to share my failures/success with you.

[@caseG80]

Item Seller keep trying you will get it when I first tried I was trying with to thick of branch

[@KyleAthollHunter1]

couldnt you just take the cutting right away? say you wrap it up and then cut. stripping the cambium layer halts the plants abilty to take up nutes right?

[@thangphi9936]

I did air layer on my tangerine. I live in zone 9 After 6 weeks, it did not have any roots but it has lot of flowers instead. I opened it & cleaned the area which I cut the bark with my knife then root hormone, peat moss around with the water bottle, water it with superthrive. After 2 weeks now, still have no signs of root. What’s did I do wrong? Please advise. Thanks.

[@kingsolomon1451]

Always scrap off the cut surface

[@sami011212]

Choose the right time. Mostly Spring time.

[@johnovercash7547]

can we air layer thuja green giant?

[@bashkillszombies]

17:30 That's called ringbarking, it kills the plant. Which begs the question; wtf would you ring bark the entire plant like that instead of taking a clone from a branch?!

[@geriannroth449]

A simple plastic bag works great too

[@Outr8js]

Hi Charles, we live in Whittier and we have a fig tree that you could get cuttings from. PM me if your interested.

[@allanmorga9479]

Count me on your give away fig cuttings pls.

[@nooksy1114]

Fig tree grown easily from cuttings

[@thorvillegas7257]

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[@punkeasy]

Long winded egotistical crap. Click áit nonsense