The Next Round of Green Giant Arborvitae Cuttings | Rooting and Potting them Up

[@MrBNaylor]

Always enjoying and learning. Cheers Mike

[@extremereclusefallows5779]

My wife loves plants. I think we can start with Green Giants and branch out to the flowers she really loves; Orchids!!!

[@johnliberty3647]

When she finds out how much faster Green Giants sell, she might give up on Orchids. I gave up on my favorite plants to grow this one exclusively

[@BassinJared18]

Hey mike great videos ! What type of fertilizer do you use for the cuttings ?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Here's a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGalg42te6qYa5I

[@joeclark2711]

@@MikeKincaid79

[@kirkorendorf5603]

LOOK AT THOSE ROOTS!!! WOW!!!

[@Laurieb2851]

These are going to be perfect to isolate you from the noise from the road.

[@MikeKincaid79]

I think so too. Now I'm even thinking about planting a row of english laurel on the inside of these trees!

[@000-j6e]

I'm from Hungary and I try the whole process of propagation. I hope I will be successful and can make a privacy fence for my home from this plants. Thanks for the guidance.

[@MikeKincaid79]

If you followed the steps then you should be very successful. Just be patient and give them time and you'll have more plants than you know what to do with. Good luck!

[@JoeMagrino]

I just found your channel and your passion for propagating Green Giants is infectious! I found you because my 5-6' green giants, which I planted in mid Fall, seem to be dying, and I really feel I can bring them back to life because they are such hardy plants. You have given me hope! I don't understand what happened to them. They looked fine in March, but once they started waking up in April, half of them have turned yellow. I'm actually considering propagating cuttings to replace them, but my wife wants me to buy new ones. I don't know what to do. Your videos prove these things should be growing like crazy, which is why I bought them.

[@MikeKincaid79]

The best advice I can give is to do what your wife wants and keep her happy, haha. Then, while she is blissful and happy looking at her new large plants, you can quietly be propagating them to sell later on.

[@rachellove6990]

Yay you’re back sooo pumped!!! Can’t wait to see your video on “Roses” !😉👍🏽!

[@MikeKincaid79]

Our new roses are just starting to put on some growth.

[@rachellove6990]

Mike Kincaid omg I cant wait for you to do a video on rose Cuttings!!! I’m so pumped!! Thanks for keeping me in mind! I can’t wait to follow you on that journey and try it for myself! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@lobe2032]

I just started my hard wood cuttings, I hope they work, I did everything you said to do. Keepin my fingers crossed

[@MikeKincaid79]

If you followed it to a "T" then it will work! It'll even work if you're a little outside that "T", lol

[@hunterporter8831]

How did they work?

[@theodoreboyer2275]

It's always great to see follow-up videos.

[@MikeKincaid79]

One of these days, I'll have an update green giant video.

[@dp5383]

Hey Mike! Thanks for this. I plan on ordering a bunch of these green giants and I'm hoping to propagate them to possibly re-sell and recoup some of my $$.

[@MikeKincaid79]

That's what I like to hear.

[@PaulButkiewicz]

You should throw together a quick little potting bench next to your mulch pile to save on all the bending. Could make for a good video content as well. 😉

[@MikeKincaid79]

One day I'll get there, and maybe I'll film it.

[@lblak59]

Ah to be young again...but yes a bench would be the only way I could do this!

[@RedRabbitOfficial]

Wow, your first row got taller. I still have mine in pots and they are growing.

[@MikeKincaid79]

I think this year they are really going to take off. I'll try to keep more water on them this summer and see what happens.

[@part-timelawns4392]

I'd be curious to see what the trees at the beginning of this video look like now. I'm sure they're big and beautiful!

[@vballboy11]

Im in Zone 5b in Ontario canada, with hard very cold freezing temps, can these survive in small pots outdoor with roots being frozen over winter? Id like to propagate a bunch of them but only have space outside unprotected over winter. Thanks!

[@ODballin357]

I just started doing the same thing on my property this year. Awesome!

[@tay138]

Hi. I have quite a few arborites in my yard. There not green giants. Was wondering if i can use leaders to replant in 1 gallon pots? Have several that have like 3 leaders on them. Ones i tryed last yr was from middle of tree. They all still alive. And can i cut them now? Its winter now.

[@MikeKincaid79]

As long as there are roots attached you can split and repot them, otherwise you'll have to root them as cuttings. Yes, now is a great time to do this while it's dormant.

[@tay138]

@@MikeKincaid79 Thank-you for responding back. God bless!

[@freddyjoe8561]

You're a legend Mike. All that extra green for the planet is great. BTW : You're going to get a bad back leaning over to pot up your plants. What happened to the camellia propagation video? It's half way through autumn now here down at the bottom of the world and I'm thinking about protection for all the new cutting grown plants from last spring. Thanks for sharing, again.

[@MikeKincaid79]

I've got some videos I made last Fall that talk about overwintering rooted cuttings, you should check them out! I'll get to the camellia eventually....so many plants and so little time.

[@Davena]

You're going to a be "Green Giant" millionaire soon!

[@MikeKincaid79]

That would be a lot of Green Giant Cuttings!

[@Davena]

@@MikeKincaid79 I agree- but they are really expensive to purchase retail! LOL

[@camicri4263]

You have a fantastic week too! Hugs

[@anncandelario]

Thanks for the updates!!! You got me motivated! I have one if this giants guys in the back yard he is more than 13 years old, he was already here when we bought the house, going to give it a try!! Thanks for all this valuable information and say Hi! to Johnny 😂

[@MikeKincaid79]

Johnny hasn't made an appearance in a while has he, lol.

[@LifeIsGood143]

Great video Mike, what fertilizer did you use for the potted green giants

[@MikeKincaid79]

Here's a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGalg42te6qYa5I

[@gl564]

Another great video thanks.

[@ScottPortingale]

How do the young ones do when covered in snow? I have many of these on my property hoping to grow more. Catch is I’m a seven hour drive north of the Alberta/Montana border.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Mine got buried in snow when they were small. Now some of them are 9 feet tall.

[@ScottPortingale]

@@MikeKincaid79 Fantastic! Going to try this out!

[@AndeeKiss]

Thanks again Mike for the great, informative video! 👍 I feel like I'm gonna try this myself! 😁 Not so many as you, but definitey will! 😉

[@MikeKincaid79]

You definitely should give it a go! You can propagate emerald green arborvitae this way too if you have that available.

[@jasons6281]

Wanting to propagate false cypress. Can I do a softwood cutting in the summer or do I have to wait till fall into a hardwood cutting?

[@MikeKincaid79]

I don't want to discourage experimentation but I think your chances rooting them are going to be exponentially better in the fall/winter.

[@MorelliMedia]

Would you mind telling us what you use as a growing medium to put the cuttings in to grow the roots. I've been using sand or just water for some things. I'd like your opinion of the sand, please. Thank you very much.

[@MikeKincaid79]

I use finely ground up fir bark mulch but I started with sand years ago and it works well too.

[@MorelliMedia]

@@MikeKincaid79 Thanks, I just happen to stumble upon your video about that. Sand drains well, just not sure how well it retains moisture. Probably poor, by comparison. I'll definitely give the bark a try.

[@carminepetracca7518]

yow, shut the front door-- those arborvitaes they have some roots for 1 years growth. that's gonna be some kind of green, soundproof fence mike. you have the english laurel also. you and the family have a good easter. later, carmine ps. did you get a chance to see herons bonsai? this weeks show was pretty good.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Yep, I subscribed to his channel. He's got some really nice looking trees on his channel. Thanks for the tip and have a nice Easter.

[@carminepetracca7518]

you bet...cp.

[@Spectre06012]

Hi Mike, I planted 80 of these trees on the 11th of this month. I watered them thoroughly the planting day and over the past week they have received over 3-4 inches of rain. Although most of that was quick 30-40min downpours. I noticed that some of the tips of the "leaves" are turning brown/yellow. Should I be concerned? Maybe I should be watering more by hand? I was going to mulch and add some 10-10-10 fertilizer hoping that would help.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Don't do anything drastic. It's hard to diagnose without seeing them but I'm fairly confident that it's just the move from a different climate. When I purchased my original 100 of these, they came from Florida to a much cooler climate and immediately started turning bronze and going into dormancy. About a month or so later they started waking up and doubled their size by the end of summer. Don't try to force anything, just let nature take its course. Mulch is your best bet, don't over-fertilize, and don't let them dry out the first summer. Good luck.

[@justinsmith4839]

Do you know or have any examples of one of these that is 10 or 15 years old? I hear many different max sizes these get. I just planted 10 of them they are about 2 ft tall. I planted them about 7 feet apart and hope that is enough. I also planted them about 7 feet from property line and sidewalk.

[@MikeKincaid79]

I've only seen pictures online. No one around here has these and I wanted something different. I think they are more popular on the east coast. I've read that they get 60 feet tall and 20 feet wide in 20-30 years.

[@bigguy9941]

Can I plant a row of these 4 feet from my house? I want to shade the south facing wall of my house.

[@MikeKincaid79]

They will eventually grow into the house. These trees will eventually be 60 feet tall and 20 feet wide.

[@RachelOLeary]

will they benefit the soil for the rhododendrons as well?

[@MikeKincaid79]

They'll eventually provide shade for the rhododendrons which will benefit them greatly. Thanks for asking! By the way, I love your greenhouse!

[@RachelOLeary]

@@MikeKincaid79 thanks!

[@MrsStevenBrown]

I’d love to see these now…how far they have come since 2019

[@MikeKincaid79]

I plan to do another video about these sometime soon.

[@rejectionistmanifesto8836]

​@@MikeKincaid79did you make one follow up video

[@auttocarcom]

what about rooting 3 inch thick cuttings? have tried this before or would they work? Thanks

[@MikeKincaid79]

Some plants like figs might root but as plants get older and the wood gets older the concentration of undifferentiated cells go down and the likeliness of rooting also goes down.

[@احمدسليمان-ي6ج]

Thanks. I brought. I am very interested in breeding this species and do not understand your language. Please help me get some information. You have just finished building the greenhouse. 1 What is the best time? 2 What is the temperature? Greenhouse Ground and Air 3 What humidity level do you need?

[@kowgyrl]

Man I love these!!!!!!! 💚🌲💚 Your cuttings look awesome!!

[@MikeKincaid79]

They are such awesome plants and fun to propagate! I really need to do an update on all of these for ya.

[@kowgyrl]

You're the propagating Master! 🙏 I would sooo enjoy the update when you get a chance, thank you Mike!

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

Thanks for another great video.

[@MikeKincaid79]

You're welcome!

[@jonmalkowvich6967]

What's a good arb to use as a fence line. I'd like to keep them under 10ft and as thin as possible to I don't lose to much backyard. What's your thought?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Emerald greens might be a better choice for 10 ft and thin.

[@ricardorodriguez8471]

Hello what type of fertalizer do you use and how often do you fertalize?

[@MikeKincaid79]

I use a slow release fertilizer that is formulated for acid loving plants. I have a video about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGalg42te6qYa5I

[@jaymz0074]

Had a question hoping you can answer. Im in Zone 7. Just got 20 of these in the mail, and its 14 degrees outside(Januar), these were bought from Florida and I've repotted them so far. Do i need water them and fertilize them and put them in tbe green house in these extreme low temperatures?

[@MikeKincaid79]

They definitely need to be protected if they just came from Florida. Get them through the winter, water only as needed to keep the pots slightly moist, wait until spring to fertilize. They should be dormant right now. I’d just protect them in your greenhouse until spring, but don’t heat the greenhouse. Allow the plants to stay dormant until your growing season starts. Then hit them with fertilizer and water.

[@jaymz0074]

@@MikeKincaid79 thank you so much. I enjoy all your videos. 😊

[@plam5kov]

Hey Mike, I just wonder what's the white stuff (stone alike) on top of the pots?

[@MikeKincaid79]

It's a slow release granular fertilizer.

[@ramonavargas9860]

Why not plant more than one bin of cuttings? Seems to make sense to me.

[@MikeKincaid79]

You can root as many as you want. Why not 10 bins, lol

[@hunterporter8831]

It is May here in Northern, MS. I just put my clippings like you showed me in my tub just like you did. I watered them. Should I do anything else? Also, Is May a good time of the year for me to have done this?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Yes, perfect time of year in my area. As long as the cuttings are previous season's growth and the trees haven't started actively growing yet then they should work out well. Sounds like you've got everything set up right.

[@ZenKaS]

Amazing!! Thanks Mike!

[@PAphotoFun]

After 1 year I put my clippings into small pots, kept in a shed over 1st winter. They were well rooted when I repotted. 2 years later left outside and they still look the same. Roots looks good but no growth. Any idea why this could be. They are currently potted in a sandy soil.

[@MikeKincaid79]

After 2 years they should be putting on good growth. Make sure to feed and water them through the summer.

[@PAphotoFun]

@@MikeKincaid79 thanks for the reply. This is year 3. Still no growth. I water regularly and fertilized them after last frost.

[@arichardson821]

Hi Mike, do you think after moving rooted cuttings to 2-gallon pots in the spring, and letting them grow through the summer, that they could survive as containerized trees during a New England winter? Or is a hoop house mandatory?

[@MikeKincaid79]

It really depends on the cold hardiness of the plants but you would definitely have a better chance doing what you said and letting them get established in the pots all summer. Also, green giants are way more prevalent on the east coast and do even better in colder climates like you have so I think these plants would be ok without a hoop house. That being said, I don't have any personal experience in your climate zone so I don't want to steer you in the wrong direction. I do know that a lot of fig people over there store their figs in their garage during the winter and that's enough protection for them so I know it would be more than enough for landscape plants like green giants. Hope that helps.

[@arichardson821]

@@MikeKincaid79 thank you for your feedback, I appreciate it. Is it allowable to take cuttings from green giants year-round? I took a test cutting this July, and it rooted, with very long roots after 8 weeks. I have about (18) 4.5ft planted GGs, which are my stock plants. I am trying to grow more for privacy reasons and some side sales, but I'd like to see if I can propagate year-round with GGs, vs only taking cuttings in the fall/winter months.

[@spencersnursery1547]

good job mike! I'm thinking of growing some from seeds.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Wonder how they'll turn out. Let me know if you do it!

[@datpiffny]

I want to start doing this and have been searching for seeds online but cant find any.. can you send a link to where you buy your seeds?

[@extremereclusefallows5779]

What do you use as a medium during the rooting and potting?

[@MikeKincaid79]

fine fir bark. I've got several videos about it if you're interested.

[@viviangerard459]

they look beautiful what kind of fertiliser to use on hedges

[@MikeKincaid79]

I use the same fertilizer on all my landscape plants. Here's a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGalg42te6qYa5I

[@johnliberty3647]

This plant is the big money maker, no one buys just one, they buy them by the dozen. With a few exceptions this is the only plant I propagate and sell. No matter how much I try I can not over produce them because demand is so high.

[@MikeKincaid79]

They sure are easy to propagate. Sounds like you sell a lot of them.

[@MikeKincaid79]

By the way, what's the name of your business?

[@dallastaylor5479]

Can't they be planted directly in the ground now?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Yes they can. I choose to pot them up and baby them for a year so they get a little stronger and bigger before planting out.

[@gregshank5061]

What soil are you using for the potting? And which weed blocker? Thanks!

[@MikeKincaid79]

fine fir bark and casaron

[@thehomeplatespecial597]

amazing! that looks like a cool climate. will they grow in florida? 10a.

[@MikeKincaid79]

I actually bought my first 100 green giant trees from a nursery in Florida and had them shipped to my house.

[@lienpham2475]

Which are part number one? Mike I’m need to learn. Thanks

[@MikeKincaid79]

Just type my name and green giant. All my videos on them should come up.

[@Glasser32]

What do you use for soil to root cuttings? Is it the same as you used for potting up? Where do you get it and what is it called?

[@MikeKincaid79]

It's fine fir bark. Here's a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWrOYZqMYrClic0

[@RRAMir]

Hello Mike, I am subscriber from India and following you from last 2 years. I tried very hard to get that rooting hormone you are using almost in every propagation (hormodin 3) but unable to get that, I tried online, offline and everything what I can do, but unable to get one... Is there anything else you suggest me to use, as I have some rare plants to propagate. Please help..... Thank you.

[@MikeKincaid79]

You can use just about any rooting hormone that you can get your hands on. I actually have 3 different types of hormone that I use for different things and have success with all of them. You don't have to use Hormodin #3. Thanks for following the videos and being a part of the family here!

[@RRAMir]

@@MikeKincaid79 it is my pleasure to be the part of this family. Thanks

[@carolfreeman2962]

What kind of planting mix are they in?

[@MikeKincaid79]

It's fine fir bark from a local landscape supply.

[@catchemalive]

If you were to take cuttings from green giants right now, is there anything extra you would be doing?? Maybe putting them under a mister??

[@MikeKincaid79]

It's getting later in the season and the new growth has commenced, so I personally wouldn't be taking them right now. I suppose a mist system would help the new growth to not die back and I'm sure you could get them to root under mist right now.

[@johnnywipf1748]

I'm in zone 3 and my cedars always get brown in spring. Don't know what's going on with the darn things.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Do the continue growing in the summer? Cedars naturally take on a bronze appearance through the winter in cold climates.

[@Celestes_Nest]

I remember!!!! Awesome!

[@Jeff-ik3hn]

Have you had a problem with bunnies nibbling in the little plants when you get them in the ground?

[@MikeKincaid79]

No bunny problems. These little trees seem to be pretty resistant to just about everything. The only problem I've had so far was last fall when a buck came through and rubbed his antlers on one of the trees. stripping the branches but the tree is still alive and doing well.

[@Jeff-ik3hn]

Mike Kincaid great thanks. I’m planting 30 of them and was wondering if I should wrap in Deer netting. I think I’ll sprinkle some hot sauce near the trees to keep bunnies away

[@MikeKincaid79]

I don't have anything protecting them from the deer and the deer walk through every morning. I've had no problems with deer eating these plants for 2 years now. I did see a sign that a deer might have nibbled the edge of a few branches but then moved on and didn't hurt the trees. I really don't think they like them.

[@misscourtnie23]

I was told to plant green giants about 5' apart. Yours look much closer together. Any issues with having them so close together?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Mine are 5 feet apart.

[@rosalindaguerrero254]

Hello thank God you are the go to man that knows all about plants but I have a question, many years ago my mom went to l think it was Panama or Colombia anyway she brought these seeds that were from a tree . I found this envelope in which she wrote ( arbol de fuego ) which means tree of fire . I found a picture of herself in the same envelope behind her was this beautiful tree which had very beautiful red flowers, my mom passed away three years ago ... Little by little I’ve been going through all her things , left everything to me. She was Dentist and would travel with a group of Doctors to different countries to help people. She was an absolute amazing woman . But my curiosity now is hindering me to plant the seeds, but I’m so afraid of not having any growth , what if they’re too old? Advice would be truly appreciated. Thank You.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Rosalinda, that's a great story and I hope they germinate for you. It's really hard to give advice when I don't have any experience with this tree. I was so interested that I looked it up and was pleasantly surprised by pictures of a very beautiful tree. I did little searching and found a nice website that explains how to germinate these seeds. Let us know how they turn out, I'd love to hear about it. Here's a link to the site: ambergriscaye.com/photogallery/140831.html

[@PeytonWind]

2:55 Now we'll remove our arborvitae sod. ^ ^

[@ydoyougarden]

This is so great! thank you so much for the information!

[@MikeKincaid79]

You're welcome!

[@ryliegoff7588]

please what brand name rooting do you use . powder kind ?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Hormodin #3

[@mommaoinnh2674]

Is this your property in Feb? I have 2’ of snow with more coming weekly.

[@MikeKincaid79]

This is an older video and I don’t remember the exact month but we don’t get much snow. Zone 8b

[@pardwayne]

Can that method work for all arborvitaes?

[@MikeKincaid79]

yes

[@Peppersunlimited]

Yes finally!!

[@MikeKincaid79]

Been waiting for that one, huh?

[@LifeIsGood143]

Best place/ cheapest place to buy bulk plant containers

[@MikeKincaid79]

Craigslist

[@guymann4016]

Any idea if they’ll survive zone 4b? I’ve read both zone 4 and zone 5. Thanks

[@MikeKincaid79]

I'm not 100% sure on that but I know they take very cold temps better than hot temps and many people on the east coast in the northern states grow them.

[@lamnengchangsan6146]

Pretty cool sir,,

[@MikeKincaid79]

Thank you kindly

[@dustinhoover3437]

Is that straight up hardwood mulch you are potting those into?

[@MikeKincaid79]

softwood mulch

[@brianjbrownlee]

Will pine bark mulch work?

[@MikeKincaid79]

If it's ground up fine enough.

[@skliros9235]

We need another update

[@MikeKincaid79]

I'll get an update sometime this summer.

[@carolsuch5646]

Hi Mike how are those green giants doing? Carol

[@MikeKincaid79]

Great! Many are over my head. I'll do another update at some point.

[@carolsuch5646]

Ok thanks, I'll look forward to it.

[@robertlapann9043]

If we don’t use root hormone and don’t have a hoop house it won’t be as good of an average but there is a chance they will still survive.,?!

[@MikeKincaid79]

Rooting hormone is helpful but I'm telling you, you don't need either to get a high percentage of success.

[@adriancosio7068]

What fertilizer do you use??

[@MikeKincaid79]

Apex: cool weather special.

[@bhadz100]

What soil did you use?

[@MikeKincaid79]

finely ground fir tree bark: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIKwaoJ7Zqxli8k

[@billwerner5351]

What time of year should we take the cuttings?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Right now. I'm headed out today to take mine. You can take them all winter but I like to take them right before they break dormancy in the early spring.

[@terrencegibbons3351]

Nice

[@camicri4263]

Why aren't you planning them directly in the ground?

[@MikeKincaid79]

I like to give them a little extra care the first year and get a nice big root ball before planting out.

[@camicri4263]

Good for you Mike! I don't think I would do it! I don't even have a hoop, so maybe that has to do with it too.

[@robertsmith7501]

7:50 Every time I turn around it's like they got a foot of new growth." (not even foot tall)

[@MikeKincaid79]

lol

[@jaymz0074]

I took it as in general

[@cbrvench2483]

I think it's safe to say these literally double their size every year!

[@MikeKincaid79]

Their definitely doing good so far here!

[@deanmg3001]

Omg has it actually been a year!?!?!?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Isn't that crazy how fast the time is passing.

[@RRAMir]

@@MikeKincaid79 good things take time.

[@shinnersplit8816]

I was waiting for this video ! Btw don’t you think you plant them so little far ?

[@MikeKincaid79]

These plants will get 12 foot wide at the base eventually so they're planted close enough together. I also wanted to make sure that each plant's roots had room to grow.

[@shinnersplit8816]

Mike Kincaid i agree. but how long they need to be 12 foot wide ?

[@MikeKincaid79]

I would guess it's going to be over 10 more years before they're that big.

[@shinnersplit8816]

Mike Kincaid ohh that TOO much

[@richiea6325]

Mike! Do you sell your Japanese maple seedlings?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Not yet but I've had so many requests that I'm planning to with the next round of seedlings.

[@grahamthomas6283]

Another master class in how to propergate GT information and interest thanks for your time 🐞🐦👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MikeKincaid79]

Thanks, Graham!

[@Cycnoches2012]

forgive me for being off topic but do you sell/ship Rhodies?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Rhododendrons are always on topic! I do not ship them but you can check out Van Veen Nursery in Oregon, they do ship.

[@redwood1957]

I call them neighbor haters. Watch them grow. Remember they dont like wet feet much and if your bottom dies off its gone. Thank you

[@MikeKincaid79]

Haha, I like that, neighbor haters! Looking forward to seeing the growth this year.

[@BLEACH500]

Thats funny you said that thats exactly why im putting in around 50 of them 😂

[@candypychinka6060]

I can’t get mine to root

[@MikeKincaid79]

Yes, I assure you, you can! LOL. Don't give up. Go back to the drawing table and rework your methods. You've got this.

[@jmacksouthernstyle2739]

How can i get some of these from you?

[@MikeKincaid79]

I'm not selling them right now but eventually I will. I'm currently building up my stock to line the border of my property.

[@aronmunoz9987]

I want to say u planted them trees at d road exaggerated close not to mention d 2nd row from d 1st row

[@MikeKincaid79]

I'm sure there are many opinions on the subject. I spent a lot of time reading and planning to arrive at my decision. So far, I like the decision.

[@catchemalive]

Would you consider selling me about 100 fresh small cuttings off your trees right now since they are still dormant? I’ll do all the rest when they arrive here! 👍

[@MikeKincaid79]

I'd consider it. Where are you located?

[@Mounddweller0311]

You gonna sell some maple seedlings?

[@MikeKincaid79]

Eventually.

[@Mounddweller0311]

@@MikeKincaid79 well when you do you have a customer 👍

[@tannenbaum3444]

You've planted them too close to Rhododendrons

[@MikeKincaid79]

On purpose. That's a really hot area that gets a lot of sun and the green giants will do great there. As the green giants get bigger, the rhododendrons will grow out away from them and show on the inside of the hedge where I want to see them. I'm sure in 20 years, some of the rhododendrons in that area will become completely smothered and die but I've got plenty more planted further inside the hedge. It will all make sense in 20 years, or at least it does in my mind, lol.

[@hisherbs8538]

Algorithm

[@احمدسليمان-ي6ج]

Thanks. I brought. I am very interested in breeding this species and do not understand your language. Please help me get some information. You have just finished building the greenhouse. 1 What is the best time? 2 What is the temperature? Greenhouse Ground and Air 3 What humidity level do you need?

[@MikeKincaid79]

1. The best time is in the early spring, right before the trees break dormancy. 2. The temperature around the roots just needs to be about 10 degrees F. warmer than the ambient air. 3. I don't use a lid for hardwood cuttings like these, so the humidity is the same as the outside air.