Mound Layering of Hazelnuts

[@MikeKrawchuk]

Eh there great video,keep on making more. I’m definitely gonna try to refine my layering process with some of your techniques!!! Good luck growing mike Norfolk County,ontario Canada

[@supperapper3292]

you speak better than english man thank you

[@СіверськийГоріх]

Thank you very much dear friend!!!!!

[@ZeljkoSerdar]

We like your work. All the best from Croatia. Take care my new friend.

[@СіверськийГоріх]

Zeljko, thank you very much. The best greetings from Ukraine are going to you. I hope my video was of help to you

[@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor]

Thank you! Take care!

[@myfrugalsolution]

I have done tip layering with other plants before but not mound layering. I think I will give his a go. How long should it take to take and get good roots. Nice video just subbed Thanks.

[@tauIrrydah]

Hope you're ok.

[@richardmoss6260]

Very interesting. I will try this in my new garden in France. I hope that life is treating you and your family ok at this difficult time. Long live your hazelnut trees and long live Ukraine.

[@Jhossack11]

Hello friend, greetings from Michigan. Do you harvest the newly rooted plants in fall? I think you said you do. Do you plant them then? Or, do you hold them inside until spring?
Good video and thank you!
Jim

[@СіверськийГоріх]

Hi Jim, many thanks for the comment. Normally, I harvest newly rooted trees in fall. However, I think that it is also possible to harvest them in early spring.

[@fayizsiraj8161]

Hello

[@siverskiywalnut8254]

Hello!

[@kris2435]

Thanks for sharing
Slava Ukraina 🇺🇦

[@friedrichdostoyevsky491]

Making a strong willow tea, and watering with it early on is an experiment I am trying. Willow has chemicals that stimulate root growth.

[@Roman-or9rs]

Friedrich, thanks for your comment. Very interesting idea. I hope that your trial is successful and the roots are well developed 👍👍👍