Propagating/Rooting Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae EASILY in 12-14 Weeks! | Step-by-Step Guide

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In this video, we will guide you through the simple yet effective process of propagating and rooting Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or a beginner looking to expand your green thumb skills, this video is perfect for you.
I demonstrate the ideal clippings to choose for successful propagation and share tips on applying root hormone, keeping the clippings moist, and providing the right shelter for optimal growth. You'll witness the entire process firsthand, from start to finish, as I showcase the amazing results achieved.
Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae is a popular choice for its dense foliage, rapid growth, and ability to create privacy screens. By learning how to propagate these beautiful trees, you can save money and create a lush landscape in a fraction of the time it takes to grow from seed or purchase saplings.
With my step-by-step instructions, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence to embark on your own propagation journey. By the end of this 12-14 week process, you'll have a thriving collection of Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae to enhance your garden or share with fellow green thumbs.
Don't miss out on this valuable tutorial! Hit the play button now and let's dive into the world of propagating and rooting Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae together. Remember to subscribe to our channel for more exciting gardening tips, tricks, and tutorials. Happy propagating!
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[@ybtutube]

oh ur post on Slickdeals brought me here 😎

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Great, thanks for taking the time to comment too!

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Haha. Same here. I came from slickdeal. 😅

[@papayonz]

Same!

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Just 8 subscribers away from 8,000. Will my Slickdeals peeps help push me over today by subscribing? All of my videos are designed to help people save money with DIY stuff.

[@Jetpac74]

Me too !! Thanks for a really good video - fantastic pool too!

[@Rick_Kn]

Yeah, I'm from Slick Deals too. My mom propagated some arbor vitae years ago. Still thriving. I poked around and you have some good content. Subscribed.

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Thanks Rick!!

[@davidbuche]

Great video!

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Thanks David!

[@ybtutube]

well done and thank you 👍🏾

[@vzsvz3]

Hi Jason, great video, thank you for sharing. Can you post another video of how the trees are doing in a few weeks? What rooting hormone did you use and where did you buy it from?

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Thanks, I used "Garden Safe" "Take Root" You can get it online, or at Wal mart, Tractor supply, etc. I need to transplant them, they are still in the pot in the video but I'll do an update soon.

[@vzsvz3]

@@SwimmingintheDeep Thanks. Early Fall is a good time to transplant them. Have you had much luck propagating other plants with the rooting hormone?

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

@@vzsvz3 yes, I have several Lime Light and Oak Leaf Hydrangea started currently. I think knockout roses are easy as well.

[@marcomendoza7502]

Hi, how far apart did you plant these originally? Thanks

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

About 12-14 feet.

[@marcomendoza7502]

@@SwimmingintheDeep I’m trying to get a good privacy fence, very thick with these but still want them healthy. You think 10ft apart would work? Thanks!

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

@@marcomendoza7502 I think that would be good but I would not do any closer. They need room for air to circulate to remain healthy.

[@marcomendoza7502]

@@SwimmingintheDeep thank you very much for the reply! One of those small but big decisions.

[@collinarkin-cx4kf]

Update?

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Thanks for asking. Here's the update video kzbin.info/www/bejne/oISshXZ8orWfo6c . About two months ago I transplanted them straight to the yard from this pot. They had a lot of roots, 6 times as much or more as this video. Two are still in the pot. All that were doing well in the video are still doing well. I am watering them when I remember with water from a bucket. I imagine next year they may gain two feet then three-four feet a year after that. Look for the update by this weekend and I'll try to remember to post a link here on your comment as well. Thanks for the comment!

[@SwimmingintheDeep]

Here's the update video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oISshXZ8orWfo6c

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