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It is still a beautiful plant and i don’t feel like paying for it. If you prevent the flowering and formation of fruit it will not spread. AND for any plant you should always check if it is invasive in your area or not. Here it is not considered invasive.

It is just my garden soil. I am too lazy to think about the mixes. And since i want to plant them into the garden, i prefer to root them in the same soil. It might cause some extra loses, but i find that plants are better when i transplant them. No plant shock due to different soil conditions.

@@seasonsingarden4259 interesting point.... Good one!! Thanks a lot 👍

Yes.but you still need to keep them inside until the last frost. And harden them before planting them out

​@@seasonsingarden4259harden them before planting? Can you explain to a beginner gardener what that means. Please and thank you. Good video btw. Straightforward

hi, to harden the plant means to slowly introduce the plant to the outside climate. Since the plant indoors is in a stable environment it is not used to the change of temperatures nor brightness/intensity of the sun, so we need to slowly take it outside. First you take the plant out only during the day. and keep it in the protected shade/semi shade (protected are from winds and extreme temperature changes, I usually keep it next to the balcony doors). Then after a couple of days (or a week, depends on how cold the nights are) you leave it out during the night as well. After a week you can usually move it to its spot. Or if you think the wind or sun is too strong, then move it slowly to a more open area. I hope this helps

Yes, but i did not take notice of the speed. It would be an interesting little experiment

About 60%. Could be higher if i’d use rooting hormone. But the biggest issue is keeping the soil wet enough but not too wet. My pet peeve is forgetting to water my cutttings P.s. rooting them in water is a more successful method.and it is easier to see if the roots have developed

I didn’t think you could root privets in water. Is that not true?

They are easy to root in water. Just like cherry laurels. You just stick some branches into the water and change it once in a while. if the water looks fine you can just top it up when needed. You can make a flower arrangement with them. Like some branches with tulips or roses. Then i just change flowers when they fade and the water once in a while. The water should not get murky. And they root. I can make a video about that as well.

Thank you I’m going to go take some cuttings and give it a shot.

I haven't heard of that drill, I will check it out.

Hi, I use tap water, and try to change it once per week. but I usually forget so it is more likely to be once in two weeks. I top it up every couple of days, depends on how many plants I have in the container/vase

I try to change it once per week, but usually I forget to do so, so I change it once in two weeks. I top the water up as needed. usually every few days.

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Yes, since it is a privet. I don‘t know what season you are in and in which zone. Since right now it is fall where i am, and i am not sure how hardy it is nor how cold your winter is, i would propagate it in water. That way you can see how fast it develops roots. It is the same procedure as i do for cherry laurel ruclips.net/video/0e23iCXFxAQ/видео.htmlsi=qHl-OBqH1AcI-1p7 once they develop roots plant them into the container and keep them indoors over winter. then in spring you harden them and plant them into their spot. I hope this helps

Hi. yes, it is basically the same principal as taking the cuttings. The leaf nodes should be under the soil so that they put out roots. if you have the space around your plant you can easily propagate them like that. The soil still needs to be moist for them to root. But that would be an easy way to make a hedge. This is one of the methods my Mum used. You just lay the branch down and cover a part of it with soil. it is also possible to root other plants using this method like cherry laurels.

Besser als Chemie. Nach ein paar Jahren ist salz weg.

You're welcome!

Yes.these are already planted in the garden. There is an update video as well. I plan on doing the one year update soon.

Here is the video ruclips.net/video/LBNydTy8Ap0/видео.html&feature=share

Thanks for the comment, but these are live and kicking. And already transplanted into the garden. :) I propagate all my plants without rooting hormone. It does take them a bit longer to root, and I can loose a bit more plants that if I were to use the rooting hormone. However, in most cases it is not necessary. And I am not sure if there is one that is legal in Germany.

Thank you.yes i am better now

Thanks.yes i am still learning.bit by bit.

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Thank you :)

It takes longer than 2weeks for roots sometimes.keep them well watered.when you see the new growth it means they had developed roots.

how did they turn out?

Did they ever root?

thank you, greetings from Europe ;)

Thank you :)

thank you :)

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thanks. mole did a nice job :)

Ne, kupina. (Sorry, my Cyrillic sucks, so took a while to read :). Google says it is ежевика on Russian. Hope this helps.

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это ежевика

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Hello, I was planning to do the update next year, when I plant them out in the garden. Currently, the cuttings have grown roots and the laves have changed the colour to the darker green. By next spring they should have a few branches and look like small privets. I hope you can see this pic of the cutting: drive.google.com/file/d/1X98blanQW9cZa2g0FjKDNmAXBwcUetui/view?usp=sharing

@@seasonsingarden4259 I tried this before, and it didn't work. Not sure what I did wrong.

@@gainsboroughline8288 The green cuttings are quite sensitive to the water - whether it's lack of water or too much water. It is easier to root them if you put them under the cloche or you can even put them in a plastic bag to keep the soil constantly moist. Also, they are sensitive to the sun, which will scorch them. So keep them in shade. The main trick for me is shade and making sure they don't dry out. But do not overwater. The soil should be moist but not drenched. I hope this helps.

Ok, thanks. I'll try that!

thanks :)

it was HUGE! and we're still not finished. Roots are still in the ground :(

Thanks

Thank you :)

please do :)

Definitely!

No, unfortunately there are strawberries that don't produce runners. They can be propagated with seeds. But if your strawberry produces a runner you can propagate it in this way.

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