Science of Cuttings

[@dopapier]

This has to be one of the very best voice-overs. She is well paced, extremely clear, wonderful intonation, with excellent voice quality (not having that gravelly throat tone that seems to beset many American females). It is also lovely to listen without music playing at the same time, which is so inappropriate and unnecessary but beloved by KZbin amateurs. Great information too!!

[@darkshadowsx5949]

the voice over is great yeah, but the sound quality is trash. sounds like it was recorded in 1980s. there's a hum at the voices high frequency resonant peaks. its rather annoying. like it was recorded in a tin can.

[@dopapier]

I agree that the style seems a little old fashioned but it works. I don’t get the hum you mentioned at all.

[@MommaKnowsBestest]

Right?!

[@momijiyamanishi4548]

Many people try to augment their voices to sound a certain way and it is so irritating. The guy on Oregon Field guide used to put on aloe masculine voice and it was irritating to listen to

[@jumdas1049]

Right right.

[@williamjamesenkerwitz9495]

Thank you for showing it has helped me immensely im 82 years young and from South Africa

[@marliem.5575]

I'm a novice self taught gardener and watercolor artist and I highly enjoyed watching this while painting. Very relaxing and informative. I only know propagating seeds but I loved learning about cuttings.

[@macysondheim]

Anything else you’d like to brag about?

[@karlzeitz]

I looked all over for this kind of information it was just outstanding I probably have to re-watched it and let it sink in thank you very much!

[@mimiandradetvinspirational4409]

God bless us all.

[@kruskotv1311]

Anyone found any more of these ? (btw,hear me out, this is what I categorize as PBG-perfect beginner guide(professional,informative),as it seems to have everything explained, from the general idea, to what each term means, how is something done the right way, everything explained to you like you just been born, almost no questions left un answered, professional. For example "Pace World - basic soldering lesson" series of videos, is exactly the same but for skill called "soldering", funny enough, it is also older video, made before 2000s and is still relevant. Hopefully as I go trough life I will find more of these videos for other skills in life.

[@quavers2898]

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[@rajanhitechdjmainsir3515]

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[@willajohnson8577]

Was listening to KZbin while getting ready to go to store had it on auto ...this came on next and I was thinking this was the BEST MOST INFORMATIVE GUIDE I had ever heard.... had to watch. Love it...tks

[@rbcccsam]

I generally do not write reviews or comments. But could not NOT say this is amazing...It will be my go-to video. Highly recommended video. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for this lesson.

[@BenMonteSS]

Extremely informative & detailed video! Thank you for putting such a huge amount of information into ONE clear and concise video. WELL DONE!!!

[@carlosspicywiener8761]

This is, hands down, the BEST propagation video I've seen on YT yet. Real information, not some goober in love with the sound of his own voice but proper learning.

[@MrCandby]

agree

[@MrWookie21]

Or worshipping the image of their own face. This sounds luciferian, by promoting one's self ego.

[@LM-hr9hs]

The most informative guide I've ever heard of. This is gold! Thank you so much!

[@AcornHillHomestead]

By far the best video Ive seen on this subject. Found just in time for upcoming garden season! Thanks so much!

[@Vector_Ze]

I've watched a lot of gardening videos in the past year. This one is exceptional in many ways: Information, clarity, unobtrusive musical interludes, pleasant voice, videography, objectivity, the inclusion of original sounds where appropriate, and succinctness. Other informational video makers would do well by using these techniques.

[@timmillan6701]

@james jezinvedn When presenting instructional tutorials on subjects that involve large amounts of technical information, it is best to assume the viewer has limited knowledge, and assures the content can be absorbed by the widest range of consumer's level of understanding. Try listening at 1.25 (as pointed out by some other commentators), the effect you experience is somewhat mitigated

[@graphene1487]

I'm a real big fan of unobtrusive musical interludes. Heart ❣️

[@dalepres1]

@@timmillan6701 I watched at 1.75 speed because it was for general interest, not for starting a propagation business. If I start doing propagation on a large scale, for personal use or otherwise, then I'll watch again more slowly. That's the great thing about choices.

[@briangaskell321]

Self sufficient. Me.

[@Burningquest]

I am a Vegetable Farmer since decades but i realy learned a lot from this Video! Awesome, thanks :)

[@deborahmacevoy4184]

Thank you very much for creating and sharing this! This is a very helpful and comprehensive overview for new nursery & greenhouse staff to get an idea of what the process entails.

[@Clutchpearls]

Best video I've watched by far about propogation

[@Johnny241948]

Best Cutting video I've seen yet, THANKS

[@THESHOMROM]

This tutorial is thorough and inspirational. The ability to propagate plants is exciting!

[@johnharrison4394]

I agree. It's a great hobby. Everywhere I go I see what's growing and what can be reproduced.

[@samailamohammed5990]

Extremely instructive and not condescending. Right to the last advice urging one to try out variouse methods of propagation. Thank you so much!

[@thetacountry4487]

Samaila Mohammed not condescending? Why does this feel like a race-baiting passive aggressive jab

[@angiemercedes7345]

The best and most informative video i ever had watched Thank you so much for sharing

[@sonyshivdasani8036]

This is the best video I have watched on propogation. Thank you!!

[@erikpukinskisfoodplusfores9686]

This is really great info! One of the more complete introductions to propagation with cuttings.

[@adelker4884]

Superb instruction! I felt like I was watching and listening to a university professor teaching a high-level course 👍❤

[@momijiyamanishi4548]

This would not be a high-level University course, this would be a 100 series course.

[@becomingfitdaddy7669]

Glad KZbin put this on my page today. Learning so much

[@preetimathur9878]

Just love the way every minute detail is explained so that we can understand the our plants needs and make the planet green again with right efforts 🙂

[@MrWookie21]

Sure ; the same who destroyed it, will make it green again. it's just ecological blackmail propaganda to push on a global control agenda. They don't care about Creation otherwise they wouldn't promote patented gmo's, sterile or unstable hybrid F1 plants, measuring everything on financiary aspects, crush local farmers as they did since centuries. Don't be too gullible, they see us just as slaves or domesticated animals. The Bible tells us clearly what's going on.

[@gloriaiarango]

Excellent videos. I learned more here than months before watching videos of "growers" that are just bla bla.. If I was the channel owner i'd re- upload the videos with catchier titles, this is better than a whole class at the university!

[@petecassidy1513]

Thanks for posting this complete lesson on propagation from cuttings!

[@ScottFairley-sv4yg]

Brilliant video. Saved to watch repeatedly. Like the wonky funky music, too.

[@melinacrisostomo1249]

Wow! Great information! Best video I’ve seen on any gardening information for what my project is.. thank you very much!

[@scruffie9763]

Great document, give lots of knowledge , now I am confident to start on my garden include all propagation ..Thank you.

[@huertomipequeñoeden9425]

I'm SO impressed by all this info. I did not knowed most of this. Thanks alot.

[@jthepickle7]

I haven't words sufficient to praise this video. Thank you so much for the effort to produce this.

[@sefinewshibabaw986]

This informative video is so nice and continue to share. Fatastic !!

[@trevorcole460]

A lot to think 🤔 about, A lot to do! Thanks for the video, fantastic information 🍻

[@susanagvalencia3286]

Yours instructions are clearer explicasion, Thankyou very much I LOVE IT fantastic video

[@deecooper1567]

Wow, have I been doing this wrong 🥴 This is the MOST informative way to propagate! Saving & will need to rewatch to refresh my brain for sure 👍. 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@Psalm146-2]

My left ear absolutely loved this video

[@toneezyp]

Thank you! An updated stereo version would be great.

[@shonashook2497]

😂😂I thought my earbuds were messing up til I went to figure out how to reset them, and it played in both ears!

[@graphene1487]

As soon as the music started, i knew this was going to be good.

[@arakieldehoop]

All information around the 80/90 are goood bro! :D

[@reforest4fertility]

Graphene? Very recently came thru the news that many commercial masks have graphene that shouldn't be breathed.

[@graphene1487]

@@reforest4fertility I haven't heard that. It's possible you could be thinking of graphite.

[@reforest4fertility]

@@graphene1487 No, they said specifically graphene. I dunno much about this kinda stuff. Maybe it's a derivative (graphene of graphite)? Check it on Canadian news, is where i heard this.

[@JonathanCrossland]

I watched this. I consider it one of my biggest tests of patience and will power.

[@lindadavila5989]

Best program on KZbin!!!!

[@Deeceesadventures]

Iv worked in this industry for years and this was still a great watch

[@gioknows]

I have had such bad luck trying to propagate my fruit trees and I have tried every method. Good thing I'm stubborn LOL. Love the video. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada.

[@MK-cu9bo]

Brilliant facts into the world of Probagation. A must for all gardeners.

[@MichaelSharpTechniSmart]

Timeless and priceless information. Thank you.

[@GoGreenYes]

Completed and informatif.. Thanks..

[@an-insane-llama]

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[@winmarbadeng6819]

Highly Appreciated. Content is full of conceptual techniques.

[@lolascorner]

Awesome video! Almost complete with all the steps. I learn a lot from this video. Thank you.

[@huzbum]

This is obviously dated, but probably the most informative cuttings video I've seen on here.

[@plantsim]

i am literally shocked at what i have come to expect from extension service powerpoint presentations and plant youtubers compared to this dated detailed video edited content. you are so right.

[@pelinkayhan]

It was amazing. I'm going to add this video to my recents. So clear and understanding explanations on it. Thank you for shring that.

[@andrewandy9146]

Great video complete guide of cuttings propagation , Rekha Bindas ,

[@damioncoke2644]

This video was excellently made.

[@lisabarrios8235]

I enjoyed watching your video. It is such a rewarding thing to do, I love getting my hands in the soil. Thank you for sharing so much.

[@swatisquantum]

Omg dream video, so happy you uploaded this and I searched and found it. Live in Southern California and I used to buy plants and kill them until I started propagating succulents and cactus (the easiest of the easiest).. it saves money and it’s low risk to test for landscaping. I like to test drought resistant landscaping.

[@dalepres1]

I like to test drought resistant landscaping, too: as in I forget to water. Or I test wetlands landscaping: as in I overwater. Plants that survive me are truly resilient.

[@TheRainHarvester]

A plant channel called "beef elite". Great info thank you!

[@kevinm8865]

Around 19:48: The rooting medium you see in this video is said to be "Two parts Perlite and one part Peat Moss".

[@honeybabou6119]

Yes. What do you mean?

[@rodtheworm]

It looks like they dumped a pile of perlite into the wheelbarrow, then a pile of peat moss on top - it does look like a lot of peat at first glance, though, yes!

[@roby8791]

Professional ,simple and brilliant.Classic :)

[@MrWookie21]

What does professional mean ? It's just a way to conform to norms and standards for control purpose through ideological rules. It's packaging of knowledge. It's just like classic ; what's this ? Nothing but a thin air word meaning nothing in reality.

[@mswogger9124]

Love this. This is exactly what I was looking for. Will rewatch. Lots of information. Just wondering if you have more videos like this?

[@neryestevez2202]

Thank you for sharing it, I love all the information . Thank you.

[@akhilchandrikandd]

This video was a good experience for me. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@bronislawbonkala5371]

Brilliant Lecture , thank you so much! NB. 33.36 = Bad back developing as a consequence of bending down incorrectly, please take care..

[@shinigami-man5727]

Very educational. Thank you. Love that closing guitar riff 🤙

[@jelitawilliams9205]

I learned a lot today I will try the way she is doing it I like roses but they a very expensive so this is a must for me.thanks for sharing

[@marciabraganza573]

Thanks. That was really informative. Just started an interest in gardening.

[@barbll000]

This video was really informative. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I learned a lot.

[@datatamer]

Outstanding info on cutting propagation!

[@roslimn6205]

Very comprehensive information on cutting propagation.

[@guslook3184]

Man I love youtube. This video series probably cost 20 bucks per VHS tape, back in the day.

[@brandondumont7223]

ohh yeah life is good if you know how to use the tools given to you

[@sashaminx75]

Yaaaaas 🤣😂🤸🏽‍♀️👍

[@mangog8277]

@@brandondumont7223 So true!

[@johnr.302]

Actually $29.99

[@11AceHearts11]

And with inflation, in today's time, that VHS tape would cost $63.17... Yikes, lol.

[@anjalisart6]

Great video ...👌 very informative 👍🌸🌿🌸🌿🤗

[@linabuga-ay5137]

Thank you for this precious information.i am a new gardener.

[@kr-vx6je]

Enjoyed this. Very informative. However I was always told never to use secateurs or scissors to take cuttings as they crush the stem, especially delicate plants. The tool I was told to use was a razor blade or a very sharp knife.

[@CedarPoint-jx9gz]

As long as the blade is sharp enough it should be fine

[@VladTheImpalerTepesIII]

The people in this video propagate plants for a business. Do you think that business is going to do things improperly and chance losing profits? Good, sharp nippers are better than any of the methods you mentioned. As well, they are safer in the context of worker's compensation due to injuries.

[@eyewaves...]

Great informative video. Thank you... I learnt a lot..

[@davidhanksguitarist9388]

I looked for this video for a week straight. I got so desperate that I asked AI to help me find it. I found it in 5 minutes. This Ai stuff is scary. Great but scary. lol. This video is just pure knowledge from beginning to end. No fluff like nearly every youtube video.

[@whatsgrowingon229]

Amazing! Thank you for your education purposes

[@refatmehmood]

very informative i got lot of knowledge about cutting etc

[@KeeshaJ]

Thank you so much for this. I learned so much! Definitely saving!

[@gakaface]

This was excellent. Well worth watching all of it. Thanks!

[@DarnellLynch]

Off to making my box for hardwood cuttings.. really powerful video.

[@KaVinceTV]

Thank you for the complete information and tips.Godbless

[@matthewtorio6831]

This is actually the way to make your own nursery.

[@febhealthwellnessfitnessac5656]

Awesome. Interesting, instructive and educative. Marvelous presentation and imperative crop propagation techniques.

[@maarte_kyel]

very interesting and inspiring more power keep on uploading

[@supraricky]

Great details on propagation, learn a lot from this video. Thank you......

[@GuerillaBros]

Definitely a great refresher and I learned a lot of new things as well

[@rebeccalasky9922]

Really good information for getting started.

[@rudrarishi2523]

Excellent video explanation

[@danwaltz315]

this is a good documentary on propagation by cuttings.

[@mppp1877]

Plant propagation is so cool. I like to focus on a few of the many types of plants and methods of propagation. Production large amounts of valued species

[@karenschwartz5209]

Thank you so much for the great information!

[@dancingchocolate66]

Very good content. Thank you for the excelent video!

[@hermogeniabola6660]

So informative especially to beginners like me. Thank you.

[@kevinm8865]

20:20 ... General rule: each cutting should have two sets of nodes above, and two sets of nodes above the rooting medium (2 parts perlite; 1 part peat moss), with the leaves still attached.

[@barrybrum]

Excellent video! Highly informative.

[@dieterditrich7520]

Best video on cuttings and a real educational 35 minutes.

[@pvkumarkgf1784]

an exceptionally good and informative video.thanks.

[@ledung5974]

Thanks for your sharing video , Its very usefull

[@CFFarm]

Awesome info, my garden just got bigger!

[@ALopez-oy8hl]

Very appreciative of this video, thanks!

[@zamalkhanify]

I used 2x speed... very educational.. thank you for sharing

[@malikal-harthi4373]

Great video... quite costly on the website.. around 200 dollars.. but definetly worth it

[@balaji1248]

Thanks for sharing such a great info about cuttings

[@judy8809]

So very informative......and just in time ...Thank You..

[@seancassidy4812]

this is a very good video and i enjoyed it immensely

[@albertogaspar302]

I need a spanish version for my parents to understand it a little more this is a great video

[@nidaafzal9389]

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