Potting Up an Air-Layer - Grow Everthing - Episode. 4

[@malcolmalexander5246]

Very useful. Am awaiting my first air routing in the next few weeks. Thank you.

[@caroleford1972]

You are an excellent teacher. Loved the video and wonderful demonstration. I have been watching videos all night here to prepare to propagate a peach tree and yours was hands down the best ever video.. Thank you for sharing. . Wow Please share more with us..

[@wandacaroleford5175]

Thank you for your videos. You are a great teacher and explain everything so well. I appreciate it! Keep teaching us. Carole

[@TheKev7133]

Good video young man. You are years beyond your true age.

[@VogonPoet81]

I really appreciate this and the other air layering video. They are really well made. Bravo!

[@vinnettepope8255]

Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏video 🙏

[@bribaka4440]

Those are some beastly roots! Awesome video

[@BasedGodism]

Your editing is fantastic

[@moscar9128]

Excellent video ...dude ! Thanks for sharing.

[@Burbsification]

You seem like a cool fella. Thanks for the video!

[@jamesalt7433]

Excellent tutorial. Thank You for sharing your knowledge.

[@graslandscape]

Great video I've tried it on Japanese maple using The cutting globe, took 8 weeks Ireland ...

[@Grow_Everything]

I actually have been experimenting with applying raw honey. It seems to work like a charm!

[@FancyFarmOFFICIAL]

excellent job! air layering

[@Bugdriver49]

seems like good idea to remove the bark on the left over stub and coat that with honey as well....get roots sprouting on the stubby......hey, would that work on any stubby???

[@Chainyanker007]

Add perlite to the potting mix, about 20%.

[@BRM1966]

I did my first Air Layer last month and after 37 days I cut the new tree from the Mother tree a few days ago and it is slowly recovering. I have a new 32 inch tall Hardy Chicago Fig tree. The entire process too 37 days. I didn't use Rooting Hormone either. I secured the Air together and on the tree with small gauge copper wire. I still have all 17 leaves that I started with. The leaves were huge but they reduced the size by themselves which I found interesting. The leaves are smaller in size now but thicker. I started other air layers on this Fig and I am seeing roots in the bottles in the order I started them, 6 over a month. I have time progressed pics of the Air Layers. I am trying to root other plants too. I am trying to root a Apple Tree from a sucker on a branch.

[@Grow_Everything]

Thanks a bunch! Will be doing more videos soon!

[@edmondshahbaz6659]

It is helpful if you give the time of the year or temperature to plant an air layered branch

[@MyRcGoSlow]

Damn man your channel is cool especially the intros man subed

[@AndrewRichardson]

4:40 is this eyelid idea only for potting plants with delicate roots or a universal practice for any and every plant?

[@justgivemethetruth954]

One lady on another channel says to cut your leaves in half instead of removing them ... interesting idea.

[@michaelbourquin9814]

Any 2015 gardening tips? great videos!

[@yesbobby724]

Good video. Did you apply rooting hormone while air layering? Thanks for your response in advance.

[@timgoodin42053]

Wow 6 weeks. Have you tried it on a japanese maple or pink dogwood?

[@Daveyhunter6]

And how long do you leave in the pot before transplanting it to the ground and when do you do it ? Thank You

[@democracy.loveusa22]

I REALLY IMPRESSED THAT YOU ARE EXPLAINING VERY DETAIL HOW TO DOING THE AIR LAYER ! WILL YOU EXPLAINED ABOUT BARD GRAFTING? I'M WOULD LOVE VERY MUCH LEARN HOW TO DO ALL OF TECHNIQUE GRAFTING ON ALL OF TROPICAL FRUIT TREES. DO YOU HAVE DIRECT EMAIL ADDRESS? THANKS

[@carollayton]

How long does it need to stay in the pot before you can put it in the ground?

[@jayantonio1243]

Can we do air layer to an avocado tree?

[@justgivemethetruth954]

How do you make your compost tea?

[@bonsummers2657]

'air bubbles' don't kill roots. Come on now. The airyness is very acceptable to roots.