African Violets..............pulling babies and planting #1
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- pulling some small babies, and placing them in separate cups. I usually let them get larger, but wanted to get them going quicker. So many ways to do this,.....im showing what I do......Thank you.
Thank you so much for the sketch! It makes perfect sense and explains what I have been doing wrong!! Your advice is very hands on from someone who really knows what they are talking about and has experience!
Sorry,he passed 2 years ago😔; still helping with his valued videos!💚
@@ellenhaben1217 Oh I am so sorry for your loss! I found his videos when I was searching for resources to help with my new passion and I cherish the knowledge in them. And I now have a lot of African Violets thanks to his tips!
Wow! What a great video on African Violet babies, the best I've seen yet. Rick's laid-back attitude and easy to follow instructions make it a pleasure to watch. Thoroughly enjoyable!
Love your drawing. Makes it totally clear to me. Thank you.
I’ve recently returned to your violet videos, and noticed you don’t post anymore. I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your videos and the information you share. I hope you are well!
Just wanted to come back & say thanks for making this. My mom had a dying 16 year old african violet so I watched this & took a cutting. After 10 weeks it sprouted today !!!!!! I can't wait to show her, she's going to flip !!! LOL
Edit: How I did it was cut off the bottom 2" of a water bottle, cut drain holes then added soil, the cutting & put it in a sandwich baggie left open a little for air flow.
This was the best and easiest to understand tutorial video on planting rooted african violets from leaf cuttings!! Thank you Rick!
Solo cups, hot nail and mask...genius! Why didn’t I think to make these! Thank you for that money saving tip! Beautiful violets. I look forward to purchasing one and eventually trying this amazing tutorial myself. 😊🌱
Your mini greenhouse container is great, going to try that. Nice clear directions.
I watched a few videos on the propagation by now, but yours was by for the most informative. I had no idea that each plant actually grows more than one baby, and your drawings made so much sense! It's my first time trying this with four leaves that I got from my mom, and I was trying to figure out how big the babies need to get before separating them. Your video gave me all the answers. I need to be a bit more patient :) Thank you again.
.......so happy that it helped you.......thank you so much........let me know how they do for you......I love to hear of other growers success.
I LOVED the drawings (and the rest of the video too.. ) It really helped make clear the idea. I hadn't heard yet WHY you cut at an angle. That makes sense! Nice Video! Thank you
That drawing was SUPER useful. Great video, thanks for the info.
Enjoyed your video and learned from your sketches which were fine!
Thanks. I'm very, very new at growing African Violets, but I am able to grow them. I just got a violet plan my Mom had growing in her kitchen window for a few years and never bloomed. I took it up to my room and watered and fed it and it's got almost 10 buds and 1 beautiful pink bloom.
.......what a wonderful story.......treasure that violet
As a beginner with african violets i find your advice very helpful . Thank you for sharing your method.
What attention to detail I've learned so much already from half the video thanks so much!
Neat propagation container idea. I'm trying this soon. Thanks for sharing.👍🍀🌱🌲🌳🌸
Mine are about ready to transplant! I’m probably going to steal some more leaves from my grandma and try cutting them on an angle! I started with 6 total and I have 4 with babies! What a learning process! I agree this is a great hobby :)
Nicely done and explained
Thank you 🙂
Okay, Rick L. you get another applause this morning within 10 minutes. Here is another illustration you put out that totally hit a homerun. I needed the reasoning your "crude" illustration shows at 4:56. This lesson will help me right now, as I have 16 rooted Gloxinia leaves waiting to be planted from glass containers along my kitchen widowsill. Thank you again this morning. :-) Date: December 29, 2017
Your methods and descriptions make perfect sense and your lovely plants show the care you provide.
The drawing was perfectly understandable doesnt need to be an artistic painting dear.
Is explains is very good and now i know so much more how to propogate a leaf
Thanks hun.
Love rose 🌹❤🌹
The sketch was excellent...not an explanation that a3yr old could do....only an expert
Thank you for a good tips on how to grow a new violet plants. I love plants and gardening and your tips helping a lot to get better results in new plants. Please keep posting your knowledge on how to because it’s very helpful. God blessed you
Your sketches are excellent much better than I could make I guess that's all that practice you had is an engineer! You are such a great teacher... I've never been good at African Violets but I think if I watch all your African violet videos maybe I'll be successful
Loved your video! Explanation and video was very clear. Thanks
I saved one from Lowe's. They sold it for $1. It was near dead. I took it home & nurtured it. It has multipled & is now almost 7 years old! Great video, I will cut at angle from now on.
Just done some last night, my first time! This video will be a life saver, to the plants. lol
Thanks for making it!
Just found your video! Better late than never! Thank for creating it. I had an accident with my very old African Violet, broke the stem right off when I dropped it. I saved all the leaves and put them in water. They've all grown roots and I'm going to repot them today!
That drawing was just perfect. So helpful. Now I know what to do. Thanks so much!
I love the visual explanation it was easier for me to understand haha.thank you, Rick. I really appreciate it.
anytime my friend.......let me know if ever I can assist.
Me too! Thx for this great video!
Love this video thank you so much, a long time ago I belonged to the Tampa Bay African Violets society, and still need help, still have my supplies.
Very helpful video. I'm trying my hand at cultivating some babies but didn't know that about the stem. Thanks for the great tips! 👍
Great illustrations and explanations. Thank you.
thanks Sharon..
Thank you. Love the illustration....
Carol Dunbar I always wondered why the angle needed to in the cut. The illustration explained that so well.
Thank you, today was my first time cutting back and repotting a long necked violet and found this post to try my hand at new starts
I am just learning about violets and it is amazing how badly they want to reproduce. I have a feeling I could end up with a lot of them. You have given a key to doing just that. They seem so innocent, the plant your Grandma and your mom had and meanwhile they are a powerhouse of surviving if they are treated right.
so simple . so cute babies!!!
love the way you explain it. thanks for share
Love this video,well explain🌵🌿🍀
Still helping us after your g ok be😞; valuable info and kind gentle instructions!
Thanks Rick, I've been looking for a video that shows when to pull babies at what stage of growth excellent.
Great video, I understand exactly what your explaining. Pretty cool plants!
Nice African-Violet propagating-house Rick. Thanks for the growing advice : )
thank you Faith.......sending some good karma for you to feel better......
Thank you Rick. Likewise my friend.
Excellent explanations, and your clear diagrammatic drawings illustrate them perfectly! Brilliant video, thank you 😃 I just subscribed.
I like the process you created! Creative.
Very nice job
I've butchered my gfs ,but cleaning up today I found a leaf I'll try to get going, great video
I never knew that it was important to cut the stem at an angle and plant the leaf shallow! I just planted 12 leaves… And I did it all wrong! Just planted them two days ago, so will pull them out of the dirt and start again! Thank you so much for this very informative video!
they will still root the way you did it......it just increases the odds of getting new sprouts....
I think if you let them grow a little bigger, in more porous soil, it would be much easier to take them apart without damaging the roots... It looks like some of them lost the roots in chunks. Let them grow a bit bigger. Will be much easier.
thanks that was helpful on how to seperate them
This beautiful flower, wonderful
your very kind....thank you
Thanks for this great video!
Wow! Love your passion and your drawing also! Explained perfectly what I needed to know! ❤
Thanks for your time and help I don't have any of this plant but like them when I see them in the stores now I will try one Linda j. S.C.
Linda Jackson: Your local African Violet club is the best source for beautiful, named plants.
Really enjoyed this!
I loved this video it was calming to me and learning from your drawing!!👉👵👈
....thanks Libby........I thought the drawing may help explain it better than I could tell........
Thank you so much! I never knew that this could be done. Fantastic!
Awesome info, make sense! Thank you for sharing
Thank you. You make it sound so easy. I just planted leaves in soil today. Hope i get some babies! 👍
Thank you. Learned a lot from you
Best Video I've seen. Learned alot. Thanks!
Very nice 🥰
Very good video, great explanations. I do it a little bit differently than you but next time, I will try your way. Thanks to share this. I don't have any species, I should start to look for this, they are so beautiful. Thanks again. :-)
thank you, very kind.........the species are very beautiful, and bloom all the time...
Thanks for this!
My pleasure!
You are so good at these videos! The drawing was perfectly clear & simple, great explanation! Loved it, and the tip about brushing soil away from the stem, over the roots, made a wonderful demo. I went right over to my box of leaves to check, did the brushing & found two sets of babies just under the soil. And they are saintpaulia ionantha too. So happy, thanks so much for all you share with us. I sent a couple of ladies from a facebook group to the 'Mistakes' video, hope you don't mind, it was a really great help to them as they had the same trouble. Thanks again for your love of this hobby!
your very welcome Lindy.........
Very detailed and helpful!!
You seem to be the best to me when it comes to propagating African violets. I'm completely stumped, I have had a leaf for almost 3 months now. Still looks very good , completely alive and looks as good as the first day. I decided to pull it gently out to see if there is any sign of anything. It has grown roots. Good looking roots . What on Earth do I do now ?? This was my last leaf to a plant that did not make it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.. thank you
.........if its rooted,..... it will grow babies…...make sure the soil is shallow over the roots...….if its to deep, the babies cant pop out...…...
Thank you, I know it seems like a dumb question but to us newbies it's not so easy . Thank you again for answering not many people take the time to answer
This video is very helpful as I am learning and i want to make sure I'm propagating well. Your explaination on how to do this makes sooo much sense and your sketch really helped. Happy growing! 👏👍😊
Thanks SueLee.........let me know when your ready.
Rick L omg I'm ready anytime. 😊😍😍😍😍 i even bought a couple of those plastic containers to propogate. That's such a great idea 💡. Sorry I'm just now replying. I am catching up after the holiday. Hope you and yours had a good one 🍗🍴
Super cool! You have lots of helpful types! Thanks so much George!
your welcome George...
Thanks for the great info Rick. I planted a single leaf about 3 months ago and yesterday I saw one baby leaf poking through the soil. It was a good inch from the mother stem. Hope it survives. There was a second stem without a leaf. May not be a hardy baby. Will wait and see. Fingers crossed.
congrats Pam........they will make many once they get going.....
I have always admired your African Violets. Thanks for this video on propagating them. I wish i were closer to you so I could have some of those African Violets babies. I can't seem to find many species here on my island.
Sheryl......its difficult for me to ship them......but yes, if your were close by......Id give you ten different ones today.....thank you.....
@@rickl.orchids hi Rick I was wondering if my next trip to Birmingham if we can meet up some place and get a few of your voliets and any orcides you may care to share my email is sharonkeef0522@gmail.com or u can message me on fb hope u and your wife are doing well .
Excellent. I need to try this. I love that you have used the food container.
Hey, try using a cheap soldering iron to melt your drainage holes.
I am getting ready to do this and thank you for the video. I have many leaves that are ready for transplanting, so wish me luck on doing this only thing lacking is the cups..........
Doma pěstujeme kapské fialky. Děkujeme za cenné rady pro pěstování a rozmnožování.
Very helpful discussion. I just planted mini AFV leaves. One is a micro mini and I could barely handle the tiny leaves. Fortunately, Lyndon Lyon already sliced the stems before shipping.
Lyon has wonderful violets........I wish you luck....those tiny minis are tough for me....big fingers here....
Thanks for this, great info!
Hi Rick I miss you videos of the Av so much😍I hope you doing great also jan enjoy the fall weather! !🙏👍❤💖
Great progress. Great video. Love the diagrams. ♥ I didn't know it was multiple crowns. I thought it was just one per leaf.
Wonderful video thank you .
Thank you for this video. I have four leaves in water with little leaves at the end and no idea how to keep them going. I'll lay them in soil, in a "food container" with a lid and let the little plants get bigger. I'll start them in soil next time. Thank you. Thank you! Dhyan
that should be fine........when they are small....or freshly transplanted they sometimes wilt from lack of humidity......the container keeps the humidity up and they transition faster.....
@@rickl.orchids it's easier if you take off the mother leaf first.
thanks for giving me confidence!
Great videos Rick. I’ve only just taken up this hobby again after a 40 plus years absence and your videos are so helpful to refresh my memory and give me new ideas. Your drawing explained it beautifully. I’ve liked and subscribed from NSW Australia . Stay safe over there .. cheers 🍻
Thank you. I haven't seperated mine yet, and now I can. I am in New Brunswick, Canada
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Beautiful
finally someone explains this right to me. now I understand. most will tell you what to do, but really not why you do it that way. #newbie
Great learning video!
I need some of that babies! Amazing!
Beautiful! Thanks for the good tips
Oh my I can see how lazy I can be I propagated a leaf straight onto a big pot so I do not have to repot it when it shoots out new growth haha and look how neatly you do yours.
Thank you, I am going to try this😊
Thank you, now i understand with your wonderful drawing, thanks for sharing, i'm going to try it :)
Thank you Rick great information.
WOW Very good 🤗👍
I miss seeing your videos so I came back to rewatch some again today. Hope you are doing well
I have about four Leaves, and its about 2 months the good thing is not dying, but no growth.
Thank you teacher 👨🏫 another great video‼️
Use a plastic fork instead of a spoon. Easier on the baby roots. You won’t cut as many when digging up. 👍🏼
Beautiful video
Thanks Rick!