Propagating Wisteria from semi-ripe cuttings

How to guide - propagating Wisteria climbing plant from semi-ripe cuttings - two methods

[@aishabegum9192]

Please show us after results with roots would be fantastic to see

[@frankfrank6541]

I think it's a great idea.

[@lulub1953]

Your garden is magnificent! And what a great demonstration of how simple it is to propagate a favourite of mine. 🙏⭐️🌞

[@sheilatrant-mccarthy6555]

Thank you for that I found the answer to how you got on with them in the comments. I will be doing this now instead of throwing all my cuttings away

[@thumperman8490]

To encourage rooting, one can damage or 'scrape' the part below ground with a Stanley knife etc ... it works a treat.

[@thumperman8490]

How long before they root? Will they overwinter, or do you need to keep them in cold frame? How long to flowering?

[@chompers11]

Killer video, I'm going to try this in the next couple days. Any thing you would do differently??

[@davidlee50]

Thank you for your observations.

[@malcolmwellard8631]

Hi Larry. Loved your clear demonstration. Which usually works best. A green wood cutting of hard wood?. Also when should the cuttings be best planted out? TIA

[@judahmills1731]

I think he means cut a piece from the main stem. But trim it to where it's only the area where the shutters are coming out. So it's only a little bud of the main stem. Spring is good to plant. Just be careful of late frost, and to protect them if there is.

[@milada2323]

please is August the best time of the year for the propagating Wisteria?

[@aishabegum9192]

Please zoom in to show the cuttings

[@myterracegarden1067]

Great information 👌

[@yoopermann7942]

do/did you get a 100% rooting on these cuttings? thank you for the tips!

[@larrygollogly2493]

All 3 cutting in the pot displayed rooted successfully

[@yoopermann7942]

@@larrygollogly2493 thank you

[@deeday09]

How often do you water it or do you leave it until the following spring?.

[@Sinju88]

How long will it take to shoot.

[@larrygollogly2493]

6 to 9 weeks

[@thumperman8490]

Larry Gollogly why did you not state that in the vid? What about overwintering?

[@johnturner6651]

I notice you don't use any rooting medium? Why not?

[@larrygollogly2493]

i work for "Willowbank Organic Producers Ltd" where we also propagate herbs for sale to the public for consumption. I have found that cuttings root perfectly well with aid of bottom heat without the use of a rooting hormone agent

[@lljmonies]

I have some seed that have sprouted ably 3inches how do I plant? Do I need growth powder?

[@larrygollogly2493]

Well done so far. Take good care for next 4 months before potting up into a good quality compost and planting out in individual pots. No growth hormone needed, just a little garden fertalizer mixed in to potting compost.

[@hazelgallagher6397]

Hi there Larry, how many years before a cutting will actually flower.

[@larrygollogly2493]

Depends on the type of plant you took the cutting from, if the parent plant already produced flowers you may get flowers in 1 year but in some cases it can take up to 5 years.

[@aishabegum9192]

@@larrygollogly2493 wow 5 years

[@aishabegum9192]

@@larrygollogly2493 wow 5 years to flower

[@thumperman8490]

I bought a well established wisteria, planted it out and it took ages about 2 years to come to flower. Worth it in the end.

[@sodaratieng9507]

@@larrygollogly2493 ,, mine for 16 years never flower! I planted from seeds!

[@arelistutorial9593]

Beautiful Garden ,but the volume is very low and this video is blurry. please consider doing it again

[@hhdbhn302]

THANK YOUB❤

[@Grrrnthumb]

No results, just like most videos on wisteria cuttings. They're not easy, so this makes me think that you guys are not getting the results you claim if you can't wait a month to show if you succeeded.