Видео

5.09.24 Cuttings are planted on outside of pots , so when ready you can separate them 👍🌱

My Streptococcus propagating leaves turn brown.

useless!!!

Thank you for a clear instructions, I’m going to try this now,I love the polka dot purple strep.

It is a beautiful castle. It was part of our tour in 2019

Very helpful

Thanks so much! We've had a lot of rain here in Georgia. A couple weeks ago we had tons of beautiful blooming pink roses on two bushes....lots of rain, and now both bushes are predominantly brown 😢 (Side note: We recently also put down black mulch (Vigoral brand). It's encouraging you're saying it's due to rain and not disease, and that's what I'm hoping for...I notice you're just plucking off the bad flowers and not cutting the stems....Any help would be appreciated!

Is one way faster than the other?

I have a wild Lupin and going to take some cuttings. Thank you! 💚🌱

my dad had recovery there after being wounded in WW2 . it was used as a hospital , dad corresponded with Lord Bailey , became friends . I have some blank stationary with Leeds Castle address & phone number on it from when dad was there in 1943

Thank you for sharing this video...

I have a Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of MEDIEVAL LIFE. Discover medieval Europe - from life in a country manor to the streets of a developing town.

And REILLY enjoyed your demonstration. Thank you

Hi unfortunately I've only been able to find a red and pale lavender here where we live In Velddrif Western Cape South Africa ❤

Incredibly frustrating and stupid video, a lot of hot air other than the subject which bought me here in the first place

So simply harvest just before riding in sun :)

will that work for walnuts do you know?

I have a lovely lupin which I bought in Asda, so not very expensive. It has three different shades of pink flowers so I suspect there were three seedlings in the pot. The most amazing thing is that the slugs do not seem to like it. It did have a white friend which did not survive the winter, and a purple/blue one which is ok. So I really want to try and propagate the pink ones, firstly to separate out the colours but also to try for more slug resistant plants.

I believe its a dibber not a dribbler could be wrong!

Thank you there is some really good advice here. I will share the hazelnuts with the squirrels. They stripped our tree in a day last year, we went to bed with a good crop of nuts and woke up the next morning and was lucky to have found half a dozen. Great video

So ramblers don’t reflower??

Im just about to plant my own trees and I’m very tempted to NOT harvest for a couple years just to make sure that they spread lots of seeds and plant lots of trees 🌰 🌳 then they might be less interested in my tree

What is that irritating background noise? Detracts immensely!

I found out that on my grandmother on my mom's side of the family through ancestry is related to the royal family of this castle. It's sad to hear such a horrible review for it because it's one of my bucket list goals to be able to visit this castle one day

Hi I really liked the video but I wanted to see a plantlet actually lifted from the mother leaf and potted. I have reached the stage you end with, but don't know what to do now!

Suppose it may depend when cuttings are taken though I’ve grown successfully without using plastic bag. Have today taken many cuttings from the end of very long woody stems which appear to be dying back because of heat we have had in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. Quite different to how I have taken cuttings before so hope this may be successful 🙏

Cuttings round edge of pot so that heat on side of pot aids propagation

This is the first time hor me to try this. Thanks for showing how to do it. Please

Was there..sooooo dissapointed! Unbeliavable expensive prices for food and drinks!!!!!! Horrible restaurant with so expensive wines! The castle is beautiful and gardens as well, but the way how they trying to make money on you is disqusting!!! Also not really pleasant staff there at all!

can you use the seed pods to start lupine in the spring?

My lupine is just about finishing blooming. Is it ok to do basal cuttings now?

Could you please list which bulbs you planted for me?

Nice video.Amazing place with beautiful sceneryruclips.net/video/Rdnv7GAGunc/видео.html

Hoping this works well for me! My cape primrose got knocked over in the middle of the night and it broke off 4 huge leaves from it and while I was devastated at first, it gave me the courage to try to propagate them. If I followed this tutorial correctly, I should have cape primrose plants taking over my house!!!

This was very helpful. Can I thin and pinch out the same plant. I have a Sam Hopkins with multiple stems. They're a but leggy as they've been overshadowed by early summer plants which I've cut back now. I've also thinned to about six stems and cut two of them back. So now it will have full light and hopefully more sturdy.

Everyone keeps giving different advice for Lavender. Direct sunlight, not direct sunlight. Constantly keep soil moist and only water once a week. I have no idea which advice I should follow.

Fo- lee - idge, not Foilage.

My Dahlias are very small with buds about bloom..do I wait for the flowers to bloom before pinching out

merci beaucoup mes enfants!!!!!!tres bonne conseil!!!

According to my readings, clay pot edges are porous and allow O2 access to the roots…you are successful with plastic. By leaning on the container edge, perhaps the O2 is able to get to the roots anyway.

How do I propograte lumpins How do I grow lupins I have one but would like to have more

Great video, thank you! I’ve watch several on this topic, your video has the most useful and relevant information. Thank you. I inherited 10 stunning Dahlia last summer when I moved, my mission to keep them looking fantastic will be achieved now I’m sure.

Pick nuts early..... I just saved you 5 min of life.

You forgot to mention what time of year.

what was the climber called?

The reason we keep the cuttings to the edges is to get some warmth and relatively moist /dry compost towards the sides of the pot than the centre. So ideal conditions for root growth basically, and secondly it encourages rapid secondary roots growth as they hit the plastic more quickly being to the edge, and branch off to produce more secondary and tertiary roots. Hope this helps.

Brilliant! Exactly what I needed to know, thank you 👍

Thanks great video !

Keeping then at the sid elf the pot. I think it's to keep them with good air flow so they dont mold out I think

I've taken cuttings for White Buddleia and Hydrangea's and made a video on these about 3 years ago. Also took cuttings for Spirea, Lavender and Hebe's.