Do you have successes propagating sick or dying plants? What was your secret? I'm interested in hearing about it. Here's the link to Galina's rose propagation video that I mentioned: ruclips.net/video/PlqD4ktP7NQ/видео.html
I took some cuttings from an evergreen azalea that didnt get watered through our PNW heatwave last year (3 days of 110 ish) and it looked pretty bad this spring like totally dead, I pruned it I'd say medium (not to the ground) pre frost and it popped back. Took cuttings recently, crazy success rate. 12/12 in each tray, 4 trays worth with little covers to keep them humid. About 2-1-1 perlite-vermiculite-shredded bark. I also wanted to say thanks again for the amazing videos, I'm rocking some crazy stuff on my propgating bench now!! Wisteria, azalea, lonicera ciliosa and japonica, fuschia, himilayan clematis, purple clematis, pinus, forsythia. I cant believe how well using leftover opaque Walmart or fred Meyers bags over pots with a rubber band works, keep it wet and look for those tiny humidity bubbles. Serious top shelf. It's about 95 and I have all my stuff in the shade and we're thriving. this channel saved my life dude no joke. I ask neighbors all the time and kick them a couple rooted cuttings after. Living the dream
Great info as usual. I must say I am encouraged by your transparency. You don't hide failures or weeds trying to make everyone think you do it all perfectly. None of us are perfect and I get annoyed when people try and deceive others into thinking they are. Genuine and transparent , that is what makes a very respectable person.
I thought I just tell you that for my five gallon pots I use cut down 5 gallon containers which I get loads of for free from car wash places around where I live . I cut the top off drill five or six 1/2 " holes and there you go. They don't go brittle like a lot of the pots on the market in the UK. I also drill through and add a piece of rope in one corner to help when picking them up Brilliant video as always Mr k
Just offered some starts to a friend who loves the invasive white Alimeria that I started and she was so worried about disappointing me if they didn't thrive, so I asked her for a favor to drive me to garden club meeting so I could cut some for her that day but hope she loves them as much at her house next spring when they should start spreading.
Hi Mike. Generally people are nice if you're nice to them. It's just like your mom told you please is a magic word. It works quite often. Have a great one and thanks for all the help over the years.
My sil dropped my bougainvillea and broke it all to bits .I was so disgusted I just stuck the pieces into the pot and watered the heck out of it it’s doing wonderful thanks for. All the info you pass on and encouragement you pass on .thank you thank you thank you
This was perfect timing! My Mom's house will be put on the market soon and I would like to propagate the rhododendrons there. Thanks so much for the info, I really appreciate it!!
My first time trying propagation was from a rhododendron that I had cut back and tossed in the bushes. It sat there for probably 2 months and thats when I came across your channel. I went out and took it from the bushes and got about 80 cuttings. I put them in clear storage totes in a Peet and perlite mix and stored them in my dining room throughout the winter. I had no rooting hormone by spring most didn't make it. Fast forward 2 1/2 years later i have about 8 cuttings alive and growing like crazy and still in those darn totes just sitting on my deck begging to be planted.
I tell myself that every time I walk by them. Would it be fine to disturb them mid summer or would it be better to just add some medium under them until the fall? I was thinking about gently removing them from the tote and filling it since it's settled to maybe 1/3 (maybe 6") of peet and then placing them back in the tote as is.
Hey love the video love everything about what you do. I want to see some more of your greenhouses try to do a video in different one that would be cool. I'd like to see the other plants that you grow there through the video it'd be awesome just a small request.
Hey Mike, I'm a fan from the NW. Just outside of Portland. I've been enjoying your videos. Especially the ones about figs and fruit. There is a fruit bush that you might get a kick out of. The Feijoa sellowiana or pineapple guava. I guess some of the varieties are cold hardy and will grow in our area. The fruit gets to be about the size of a jumbo egg and are very tropical flavored and are supposed to be very fragrant. I just bought a small bush from someone in the area. It's only about a foot and a half tall and already had about a dozen blooms. Can't wait to try them. check it out if you get a chance
I've played around with it a little but it's really not a rooting hormone. It has antibacterial and antifungal properties, which buy the cutting time to root but it doesn't contain rooting hormone.
Great information yet again, good sir. Another page filled out in my Kincaid Book of Knowledge! I’ve tried air layering and ground layering with a weak plant. Ground layering had more success, but still limited. Neither of these help though if you are moving. I appreciate you, brother! You have plans to do one in this series on non-fig hardwood cuttings? Lots of info out there on this, but none as reliable and digestible as yours.
Hi Mike I have been successful in rooting cuttings since i have been following your channel. I want to build greenhouse I have couple questions to ask , what is best location to put green house for propagation. Second question can i use shade net or Plastic to cover it . As my climate its too hot where I stay . thanks
I have mine facing east to west so the sun hits the side of it all day. Some people like north to south so that the sun hits both sides. I don't think it matters much as long as the cuttings are shaded. Yes, in your hot climate you can use shade cloth to cover your greenhouse. I use a white plastic that blocks 50% of the sun.
I can't get rid of black spot on my roses. Doesn't seem to matter where I buy the ant or where I ant them. It comes in with new healthy green leaves then turns to crap black spotted leaves. From: Graham WA help
I'm planning on moving in the next 6 months, going from the pnw to the south. I've got these 2 really old rose plants, like 75 years old, theyre a gift from a pair of WWII veterans. I'm not sure they're gonna make the move. My other neighbor flat cropped them 3 years ago (long story) and they've been struggling ever since. I have an amazing amount of blossoms this year but I've been battling aphids and fungus all year. I really wanna grow some cuttings in case they can't handle the climate switch. Should I still try cuttings or should I prune them back and pray they make the move?
I tried to root cutting from a sick rose plant coz I wanted to give the plant to survive. Sadly, didn't give positive outcome 🥲. So from that sad experience, I don't want to do anymore propagate cuttings from sick plants 😅 but I will try my best to fix the plants back to health 💪🏻. However, getting cuttings from florists is different story as I don't know what is the condition of the main plants (I have to get cuttings from florists as that is my best option from where I live).
Can you propagate a peony from a cutting? I got a peony last year live it so much I'd love more.. However I don't know the specific variety and want more.
Ooooh, that's a pretty one. I just found a website that's selling them heirloomroses.com You can plant a rose now and still have plenty of warm months to get them established. You will have to mulch well and keep watered though. I wouldn't take a new potted rose from a shaded greenhouse and plant out into full sun right now, it's just too hot for that and the rose wouldn't do well.
Thanks man. I loved that mulberry update you did. Still can't get over how much they've grown. You need to find a pocket of soil on your property that isn't made of granite so I can send you figs.
Would you be willing to come to Kitsap County Washington to give a presentation about plant propagation to the Peninsulsa Fruit Club? The things that you make videos about with plant propagation and figs are topics that members have suggested for club presentations and discussions. We're are just a little ways across the Tacoma Narrows from you.
Thank you for the invite. I'm not interested in giving lectures to groups but do enjoy working and teaching alongside people in a more natural setting. Do you guys ever meet up for hands on work?
@@MikeKincaid79 Yes. There is an event at Butler’s Farm outside Gig Harbor this Saturday morning about bud grafting and grape vine care. We have a Spring grafting event and a fall fruit show in October.
Excellent info, I was thinking about trying to bring back from almost dead, a Camellia. I think I'll give it back to my neighbor and tell her I don't think it can be done. Thanks Mike you're a wealth of info, ever thought about a book? I may be showing my age, but what happens during the next info age? As fast as we went from the Encyclopedia to the Internet, I wonder what my future grandchildren will be using for Local to a World wide information data base. : D
They'll probably push a button on their forehead and immediate knowledge will be accessible from another dimension, lol. It's getting weirder and weirder. I'm 43 and had to visit the library encyclopedia as well for all my report writing info. Times are changing.......fast!
Hey Mike, watched a video on Hortube with Jim Putnam. He takes the branch puts it over a pot with growing medium, put a brick on the branch and they put out roots. Did it with a hydrangea and a couple of other varieties. Have you ever done that method?
Yes, it's called layering and works the same way if the plant is in soil. I did tip rooting with blackberry a few years ago, which is similar but a little different.
Yeah they'll get better it's I said root bound and you say they needed bigger pots The Roots won't get anywhere they were getting struggling and hard to go good looking plants though they'll be healthy before you know it
@@MikeKincaid79 thank you. Is there a way to sent pics? I don’t want to bother you, just save a few of the 100 seeds & cuttings I’ve done over the last year.
You can share pics on the Facebook group "I Love Plant Propagation". We'd love to see them. When you request to become a member, just answer all the questions with a word or 2 and it'll let you in automatically.
Do you have successes propagating sick or dying plants? What was your secret? I'm interested in hearing about it. Here's the link to Galina's rose propagation video that I mentioned: ruclips.net/video/PlqD4ktP7NQ/видео.html
Hey! Got to be first to watch! I needed tohave something cheerful right at thi moment and here you are Mike! Thanks for showing up! Hugs🤗❤🤗
Happy to cheer you up Camelia! Enjoy your day!
Thanks Mike! Have a fantastic week yourself! Hugs to you and the girls.
I took some cuttings from an evergreen azalea that didnt get watered through our PNW heatwave last year (3 days of 110 ish) and it looked pretty bad this spring like totally dead, I pruned it I'd say medium (not to the ground) pre frost and it popped back. Took cuttings recently, crazy success rate. 12/12 in each tray, 4 trays worth with little covers to keep them humid. About 2-1-1 perlite-vermiculite-shredded bark.
I also wanted to say thanks again for the amazing videos, I'm rocking some crazy stuff on my propgating bench now!! Wisteria, azalea, lonicera ciliosa and japonica, fuschia, himilayan clematis, purple clematis, pinus, forsythia. I cant believe how well using leftover opaque Walmart or fred Meyers bags over pots with a rubber band works, keep it wet and look for those tiny humidity bubbles. Serious top shelf. It's about 95 and I have all my stuff in the shade and we're thriving. this channel saved my life dude no joke. I ask neighbors all the time and kick them a couple rooted cuttings after. Living the dream
That's so awesome to hear! Glad you're having so much success and more importantly, you're having fun. Keep at it!
Great info as usual. I must say I am encouraged by your transparency. You don't hide failures or weeds trying to make everyone think you do it all perfectly. None of us are perfect and I get annoyed when people try and deceive others into thinking they are. Genuine and transparent , that is what makes a very respectable person.
Hes one of the best propgating channels I've found. Top shelf
@@chompers11 I completely agree!
You two are awesome! I appreciate all the support.
You hit the nail on the head on this one. Of course you can take the cuttings but that’s the easy part. It always comes down to if they will root!
I thought I just tell you that for my five gallon pots I use cut down 5 gallon containers which I get loads of for free from car wash places around where I live . I cut the top off drill five or six 1/2 " holes and there you go. They don't go brittle like a lot of the pots on the market in the UK. I also drill through and add a piece of rope in one corner to help when picking them up
Brilliant video as always Mr k
Just offered some starts to a friend who loves the invasive white Alimeria that I started and she was so worried about disappointing me if they didn't thrive, so I asked her for a favor to drive me to garden club meeting so I could cut some for her that day but hope she loves them as much at her house next spring when they should start spreading.
Hi Mike. Generally people are nice if you're nice to them. It's just like your mom told you please is a magic word. It works quite often. Have a great one and thanks for all the help over the years.
Yep, you put that perfectly. The golden rule still applies.
@@MikeKincaid79 He who had the gold makes the rules?
Always be beautiful, keeping you busy for lots lots of lovely plants and growing more ! Great job, Mike !😉👍🌲
Never a dull day watching your videos. Love it!
Happy to entertain, Cornellia!
My sil dropped my bougainvillea and broke it all to bits .I was so disgusted I just stuck the pieces into the pot and watered the heck out of it it’s doing wonderful thanks for. All the info you pass on and encouragement you pass on .thank you thank you thank you
You're welcome! Glad you're learning.
This was perfect timing! My Mom's house will be put on the market soon and I would like to propagate the rhododendrons there. Thanks so much for the info, I really appreciate it!!
You're welcome and good luck, Lisa!
I have got to get my stuff in order so I can do this. I would love doing this.
Hey Mike Kincaid! Nice to see you 👍
My first time trying propagation was from a rhododendron that I had cut back and tossed in the bushes. It sat there for probably 2 months and thats when I came across your channel. I went out and took it from the bushes and got about 80 cuttings. I put them in clear storage totes in a Peet and perlite mix and stored them in my dining room throughout the winter. I had no rooting hormone by spring most didn't make it. Fast forward 2 1/2 years later i have about 8 cuttings alive and growing like crazy and still in those darn totes just sitting on my deck begging to be planted.
Haha, that's great James. Time to get those things planted.
I tell myself that every time I walk by them. Would it be fine to disturb them mid summer or would it be better to just add some medium under them until the fall? I was thinking about gently removing them from the tote and filling it since it's settled to maybe 1/3 (maybe 6") of peet and then placing them back in the tote as is.
Hey love the video love everything about what you do. I want to see some more of your greenhouses try to do a video in different one that would be cool. I'd like to see the other plants that you grow there through the video it'd be awesome just a small request.
I have 1 hoop house at this time but plans to build a large heated greenhouse eventually. I'll film it.
Love your enthusiasm!!! Thanks you again for your wisdom and channel!!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for your support.
Great info as usual!!
Blessings to you and your family
Same to you, Teresa!
Hey Mike, I'm a fan from the NW. Just outside of Portland. I've been enjoying your videos. Especially the ones about figs and fruit. There is a fruit bush that you might get a kick out of. The Feijoa sellowiana or pineapple guava. I guess some of the varieties are cold hardy and will grow in our area. The fruit gets to be about the size of a jumbo egg and are very tropical flavored and are supposed to be very fragrant. I just bought a small bush from someone in the area. It's only about a foot and a half tall and already had about a dozen blooms. Can't wait to try them. check it out if you get a chance
Thanks for the tip. I’ll keep an eye out for that one
So glad I discovered your channel!!! 👍🏻🥰🔔
Glad you’re here!
< Good | Understanding. > 👍🏾+👍🏾
Really enjoy your videos and great tips. Have you ever tried using raw honey for rooting?
I've played around with it a little but it's really not a rooting hormone. It has antibacterial and antifungal properties, which buy the cutting time to root but it doesn't contain rooting hormone.
Great information yet again, good sir. Another page filled out in my Kincaid Book of Knowledge!
I’ve tried air layering and ground layering with a weak plant. Ground layering had more success, but still limited. Neither of these help though if you are moving.
I appreciate you, brother!
You have plans to do one in this series on non-fig hardwood cuttings? Lots of info out there on this, but none as reliable and digestible as yours.
I can always count on you. Thanks for the positivity and I'm glad you're getting some good tidbits out of the videos.
Awesome information thanks for sharing stay blessed
Thanks, you too!
Hi Mike I have been successful in rooting cuttings since i have been following your channel.
I want to build greenhouse I have couple questions to ask , what is best location to put green house for propagation. Second question can i use shade net or Plastic to cover it .
As my climate its too hot where I stay . thanks
I have mine facing east to west so the sun hits the side of it all day. Some people like north to south so that the sun hits both sides. I don't think it matters much as long as the cuttings are shaded. Yes, in your hot climate you can use shade cloth to cover your greenhouse. I use a white plastic that blocks 50% of the sun.
Thanks for the reply, I will definitely try that 🤝
I can't get rid of black spot on my roses. Doesn't seem to matter where I buy the ant or where I ant them. It comes in with new healthy green leaves then turns to crap black spotted leaves. From: Graham WA help
Are you using a fungicide? You're only 30 minutes from me so I know you are in a good climate for this.
I'm planning on moving in the next 6 months, going from the pnw to the south. I've got these 2 really old rose plants, like 75 years old, theyre a gift from a pair of WWII veterans. I'm not sure they're gonna make the move. My other neighbor flat cropped them 3 years ago (long story) and they've been struggling ever since. I have an amazing amount of blossoms this year but I've been battling aphids and fungus all year. I really wanna grow some cuttings in case they can't handle the climate switch. Should I still try cuttings or should I prune them back and pray they make the move?
I'd wait until they go dormant this winter, prune them back to about 18 inches, and dig up the roses with a nice root ball.
@@MikeKincaid79 Thank you for the advice! I will definitely try to transport them instead of taking cuttings. Have a blessed day!
I tried to root cutting from a sick rose plant coz I wanted to give the plant to survive. Sadly, didn't give positive outcome 🥲. So from that sad experience, I don't want to do anymore propagate cuttings from sick plants 😅 but I will try my best to fix the plants back to health 💪🏻. However, getting cuttings from florists is different story as I don't know what is the condition of the main plants (I have to get cuttings from florists as that is my best option from where I live).
If that's your only option then you'll have to make do with what you have. It's always better to use material that is healthy.
Can you propagate a peony from a cutting? I got a peony last year live it so much I'd love more.. However I don't know the specific variety and want more.
I still haven't tried that one but I'm sure I'll get around to it at some point.
Can I get your opinion? Is it too late in the season to plant a new rose? I’m in zone 7A. Also do you know where I can buy a Koko Loko rose plant? TIA
Ooooh, that's a pretty one. I just found a website that's selling them heirloomroses.com You can plant a rose now and still have plenty of warm months to get them established. You will have to mulch well and keep watered though. I wouldn't take a new potted rose from a shaded greenhouse and plant out into full sun right now, it's just too hot for that and the rose wouldn't do well.
@@MikeKincaid79 thank you very much!
Very cool video mike
Thanks man. I loved that mulberry update you did. Still can't get over how much they've grown. You need to find a pocket of soil on your property that isn't made of granite so I can send you figs.
@@MikeKincaid79 send them and I'll make it grow lol
Sm make hydragenia plants from cutings from one plant make 5 off them is take 4 weeks they growing roots
Awesome!
Would you be willing to come to Kitsap County Washington to give a presentation about plant propagation to the Peninsulsa Fruit Club? The things that you make videos about with plant propagation and figs are topics that members have suggested for club presentations and discussions. We're are just a little ways across the Tacoma Narrows from you.
Thank you for the invite. I'm not interested in giving lectures to groups but do enjoy working and teaching alongside people in a more natural setting. Do you guys ever meet up for hands on work?
@@MikeKincaid79 Yes. There is an event at Butler’s Farm outside Gig Harbor this Saturday morning about bud grafting and grape vine care. We have a Spring grafting event and a fall fruit show in October.
I'm having a time trying to root my Old Plumb tree any suggestions Mike?
Have you tried air layering?
@@MikeKincaid79 I have and out of 6 i have only gotten one to work the rest seems to die im not sure if i just got lucky.
Excellent info, I was thinking about trying to bring back from almost dead, a Camellia. I think I'll give it back to my neighbor and tell her I don't think it can be done. Thanks Mike you're a wealth of info, ever thought about a book? I may be showing my age, but what happens during the next info age? As fast as we went from the Encyclopedia to the Internet, I wonder what my future grandchildren will be using for Local to a World wide information data base. : D
They'll probably push a button on their forehead and immediate knowledge will be accessible from another dimension, lol. It's getting weirder and weirder. I'm 43 and had to visit the library encyclopedia as well for all my report writing info. Times are changing.......fast!
Are those related to the Oleander?
Yes
Hey Mike, watched a video on Hortube with Jim Putnam. He takes the branch puts it over a pot with growing medium, put a brick on the branch and they put out roots. Did it with a hydrangea and a couple of other varieties. Have you ever done that method?
Yes, it's called layering and works the same way if the plant is in soil. I did tip rooting with blackberry a few years ago, which is similar but a little different.
do i need leaves to have a successful cutting?
Not sure I understand the question. Are you asking if you should take a cutting of a fig with leaves on it?
@@MikeKincaid79 i saw in your video's uhad leaf less cuttings potted . thanks!
Yeah they'll get better it's I said root bound and you say they needed bigger pots The Roots won't get anywhere they were getting struggling and hard to go good looking plants though they'll be healthy before you know it
So my rhododendron out front is Deff not viable
Uhoh! What went wrong?
@@MikeKincaid79 definitely took from unhealthy specimens. And definitely doing the box rooting wrong.
Mike Kincaid.... The Plant Whisperer.
LOL, thanks for the title
Hi Mike I’m not a savvy RUclipsd but if you would just please let me know you see this then I can be sure when I ask you my questions.
I'm seeing it
@@MikeKincaid79 thank you. Is there a way to sent pics? I don’t want to bother you, just save a few of the 100 seeds & cuttings I’ve done over the last year.
You can share pics on the Facebook group "I Love Plant Propagation". We'd love to see them. When you request to become a member, just answer all the questions with a word or 2 and it'll let you in automatically.
Hi
Hey Emad, good to see you here.
Can you propagate a dead tree
Only if you're Jesus
@@MikeKincaid79 thank you 🙁
👍👌👏👏👏♥️💖🌹
You wouldn’t want to donate blood while you were sick.
Good analogy
@@MikeKincaid79 thank you. But, yours was much better.😀