This was great ! Iam impressed ❤ Please tell me how long will it be before we can plant these new hydrangeas in the ground ? It's very important ! I'm in ZONE 5 . I have prepped an area for the blues ..My soil is Alkaline so Blue turns dark gorgeous mauve plum / plinks unless you have prepared your soil. I fell in love with them in large pots and the brilliance of mauves, pinks stole the show when they were in front of a drift of storm cloud perennial swaying in the breeze . The periwinkle blue star blooms on top were such an Accent to them as they grew in the eastern morning light ... Just a Serendipity morning * . I need more . How long in the shade pots - till rooted. Then what ? In the ground ? Tell me what I am missing . I am older with few tools . I want to see them and some from myimelight . If of me , then for the one who comes after .e in love ❤
The interesting thing about hydrangeas is that they have the ability to root all along the stem. So that angle cut at the bottom isn’t needed. Just an interesting tidbit I thought I’d pass along 😊. great video 👍 btw
@@luv14lyffrom my experience propagating, there isn’t much difference between them. The theory is that you increase the surface area of the bottom if you cut at an angle but I never do and it hasn’t hindered my success at all. It still roots with a straight cut just as well as with an angle cut. The theory does make sense in that you ARE increasing surface area but honestly, it makes no difference.
Took hydrangea cuttings from what I knew wasnt a recommended cutting from a flower top. Flowers a friend was given as a gift. Well they took and have two different varieties of hydrangeas. So pleased as they flowered.
Great clip! I have four different varieties and I am going to try and propagate them. And thanks for telling folks to actually clean their gardening tools as we do not want to contaminate our other plants
Thanks for sharing! Ilive in a rental now and am moving into my first purchase. The rental has the biggest most beautiful hydrangeas Ive ever seen. The landlord said I was welcome to take some cutting for my new home. So Im gonna take him up on that!! 😅
Nice tutorial, thank you. Video ends with the new little starts inside the plastic milk jug “greenhouse” with starts just planted. But when and in what environment should they then be planted in my yard? Do I need root growth of a certain length or do I need temperatures to fall below a certain threshold for the afternoon temps? I appreciate your help and advice. I live in zone 6A.
I had a 5' x 8'' blue hydrangea that grew in Middle Georgia (zone 8) in full sun by my pool with reflecting concrete. It was always a show stopper - I guess over 25 years old when I moved away. They do adapt!
Thank you for the great photos that show the cambium layer and explain its importance! Please post a video on how to prune a newly rooted cutting to encourage "bushiness."
Now you have 8,001 subscribers! Thank you for showing us how to propagate hydrangeas. I love their deep, beautiful color. my animals never do anything on video either lol! I also loved how you explained about your hydrangeas because you had to take the tree down and you have to prop up your gutter, because this is life it’s not perfect. Thank you for your channel.
Dirt perfect said to check you out, so we all followed his advise. Once we found you, your personality and your interesting interests, got hooked,, I didn’t mention funny,I love funny 👍👍👍👍
There is a " family" lacy blue hydrangea over 100 years old ,only a few people have been able to root and regrow this.myself included in the ..not.. group.i cant wait to try this!
When inserting the cutting into dirt, doesn't the rooting hormone just rub off on the dirt while you're pushing the cutting down? I've always used a new chop stick or pencil to create a hole first, then insert cutting. Thanks for sharing! I never have cut the leaves in half!
That's what I would do also exactly . The more foliage that is left will suck the energy ,thus why he is taking most off, so the energy will go into the stem as it starts to gain roots.
Great video ,and I also learned about soft and hardwood cuttings and how to recycle a milk carton to make a mini greenhouse.Very inventive 👏🏻Greetings from Ireland ☘️
Yes, how long to plant in ground. If it takes ~ a month to grow roots, how long until plant is established and can survive fall/winter weather. I’m in NJ and it’s 8/5/2024 🙁🤔
I wait until flower is gone and remove the seed pod. I dry the seed out completely in a white paper bag. Next season, I pull them out and break them open. Lots of seeds😊
Thank you so much - I must have watched at least ten videos on this topic - this one made the most sense to me. Easy to follow - you explain everything very well - thank you again
Can I use a plastic container for propagation? If so, is it ok to put container in a storage building that does not get much light, or should I leave my make shift green house outside? Great video.
Appreciate your clear explanations, methods and video close-ups!! Love the accent!! I'm gonna try this up here in Southern Canada (zone 5B) 1st I need to uproot hydrangeas my dad planted in a small crowded smothering space & find a better spit for them & plant 2 new ones!!
It's now 2024 July and I still cannot find your posting about Hydrangea propagation way back from 2023 July ! What happened . Did it work for you sir ? We kept waiting for next steps after rooting in gallon jugs . Step #2 to follow . In pots ? In the ground ? What ? Please tell us ? Weoved your video but there was no follow up . Help us out in Zone 5 and still waiting ❤😊
Hydrangeas are my most favorite. Thanks for showing how to propagate them. Mopheads are my least favorite because here in KY we get late freezes and it kills the buds for the year, often I have no flowers. But I love all the rest of them. Love the blue color of the mopheads too. Thanks.
Mopheads do great in containers. They just need a slow release fertilizer to fulfill their nutrient requirements. This way, you can just drag the pot into your garage once it’s gone to sleep for the winter. Drag it back out in early spring. I do this for a lemon tree that’s not hardy in my area. Works great 👍 it’s going on its 6th year now
I'm in Southern Ontario, Canada & my hydrangeas came back on their own. And we had days of -37°C!! Although I didn't do anything, You can trim them, prune down, remove dead flower heads, that may help.
Nice video 😄 I have a cutting from a gifted variety flower arrangement. I believe its the Incrediball variety and its beautiful! Can I propagate that if I remove the bloom? Its a long stem with a large bloom at the end. Ive been keeping it in a water in a flower vase 💐
Thank you so much for the great and informative tutorial. I wonder if this propagation method works for both hydrangea that flower on old wood and hydrangea that flower on new wood?
Just found your channel! Great video. Would this process be the same for a hybrid? I’ve got a hydrangea that’s a deep purple and stunning. Thx in advance
I have learned HOW to propagate, but I don’t know what to do with the new plants over the winter! Do you have a video about what to do once you have roots? It is the end of September and I am in zone 6. Where should I put them to protect them until the spring? Thanks!
I’ll try to do an update video soon. You need to try and keep the young roots somewhat protected until next spring. Maybe in the garage since you are in zone 6?
Hi Mo here from N. Ireland will the hydrangeas survive in under a shade from a beech tree in a corner of my garden and will the slugs attack it if its a mature plant.
1st time watching. Great info. I'm planning my rear yard garden for next year & it includes a good number of hydrangeas. We have lots of mature bushes I can propagate; how long will the cuttings take before they can be transplanted outdoors? Thanks for your channel, I'll keep watching. 💫 SV
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I was impressed with your detailed explanations and the close up photo shots of what you are doing. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful, and I appreciate you taking the time to comment!
This was great ! Iam impressed ❤
Please tell me how long will it be before we can plant these new hydrangeas in the ground ? It's very important ! I'm in ZONE 5 .
I have prepped an area for the blues ..My soil is Alkaline so Blue turns dark gorgeous mauve plum / plinks unless you have prepared your soil. I fell in love with them in large pots and the brilliance of mauves, pinks stole the show when they were in front of a drift of storm cloud perennial swaying in the breeze . The periwinkle blue star blooms on top were such an Accent to them as they grew in the eastern morning light ... Just a Serendipity morning * . I need more . How long in the shade pots - till rooted. Then what ? In the ground ? Tell me what I am missing . I am older with few tools . I want to see them and some from myimelight . If of me , then for the one who comes after .e in love ❤
The interesting thing about hydrangeas is that they have the ability to root all along the stem. So that angle cut at the bottom isn’t needed. Just an interesting tidbit I thought I’d pass along 😊. great video 👍 btw
Thanks for sharing!
Btw, what's the difference between angle and straight cuts?
@@luv14lyffrom my experience propagating, there isn’t much difference between them. The theory is that you increase the surface area of the bottom if you cut at an angle but I never do and it hasn’t hindered my success at all. It still roots with a straight cut just as well as with an angle cut. The theory does make sense in that you ARE increasing surface area but honestly, it makes no difference.
15:20 we do not have root powder in Denmark. What kan i use instead?
Honey
I love the ability to make new plants rather than always buying plants.
If it takes about a month to root, can it be planted in the garden? (We live in north western SC)
👍👍
I will be propagating hydrageas from my mother's yard before we sell her house. This has been so helpful!
awesome
Took hydrangea cuttings from what I knew wasnt a recommended cutting from a flower top. Flowers a friend was given as a gift. Well they took and have two different varieties of hydrangeas. So pleased as they flowered.
Wonderful!
Thank you...appreciate what you're doing.
I appreciate that!
My very favorite flower. So beautiful. Thank you for another great video.
So nice of you, appreciate the comment!!😊
Great clip! I have four different varieties and I am going to try and propagate them. And thanks for telling folks to actually clean their gardening tools as we do not want to contaminate our other plants
Good luck!
Thanks for sharing! Ilive in a rental now and am moving into my first purchase. The rental has the biggest most beautiful hydrangeas Ive ever seen. The landlord said I was welcome to take some cutting for my new home. So Im gonna take him up on that!! 😅
Best of luck!
Happy for you!
@@grassrootsgardeningHello, I'm a new subscriber. Do you have an updated video on the hydrangea cuttings? Thank you 😊
Thank you
You're welcome
Nice tutorial, thank you. Video ends with the new little starts inside the plastic milk jug “greenhouse” with starts just planted. But when and in what environment should they then be planted in my yard? Do I need root growth of a certain length or do I need temperatures to fall below a certain threshold for the afternoon temps? I appreciate your help and advice. I live in zone 6A.
Video coming soon
I m doing this same thing, I hope it turns out well 😊
👍👍
I wish you have an update video of this propagation
Yes, i want to see if they were successful
coming soon
I had a 5' x 8'' blue hydrangea that grew in Middle Georgia (zone 8) in full sun by my pool with reflecting concrete. It was always a show stopper - I guess over 25 years old when I moved away. They do adapt!
they will adapt!
I don't have a green house like you, can I put cuttings in the garage? Thanks for sharing.
Really enjoyed your video and learned how to propagate hydrangeas. So excited to try it for my self.
You can do it!
Awesome video on propagating hydrangea. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. I’ve got some beautiful hydrangeas that I can now propagate. So easy.
Wonderful!
Thank you for the great photos that show the cambium layer and explain its importance! Please post a video on how to prune a newly rooted cutting to encourage "bushiness."
Will do!
Good timing! I’m about to take some cuttings from a friends garden!
Good luck!
Now you have 8,001 subscribers! Thank you for showing us how to propagate hydrangeas. I love their deep, beautiful color. my animals never do anything on video either lol! I also loved how you explained about your hydrangeas because you had to take the tree down and you have to prop up your gutter, because this is life it’s not perfect. Thank you for your channel.
thanks so much!
8002! 😂
Thanks for sharing. I am a hydrangea lover myself, i will try it.🌺🌺🌺
👍👍
Dirt perfect said to check you out, so we all followed his advise. Once we found you, your personality and your interesting interests, got hooked,, I didn’t mention funny,I love funny 👍👍👍👍
I appreciate that!
excellent enjoyable video
Glad you enjoyed it
Those macaws how wonderful!!! Love your setup and video this is my first time watching. Thanks.
Welcome!
Very informative thank you very much
Glad it was helpful!
I happened by and your propagating of the hydrangeas was right on. I just bought two blue ones and I love to propagate. Thank you. 🪴🍃🌱🎋🍂
Wonderful!
Thank you for making it look so easy. Do you have to water them during propagation, or just rely on the humidity.
Keep soil moist not wet. Humidity will naturally come
Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Very easy to understand , I will give it a go. I am from England
There is a " family" lacy blue hydrangea over 100 years old ,only a few people have been able to root and regrow this.myself included in the ..not.. group.i cant wait to try this!
good luck
I knew most of this at one time but had forgotten, thanks great video.
Thanks for watching!
First timer here, you were Happy abt 8k... I checked today 7/2024 and you have 16k woo hop!!
Woooohooooo!! 😊
Very informative ! You make it look so easy. Very well presented, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for showing how to root am going to try this because I love this flower it’s a awesome beautiful plant
thanks for watching
When inserting the cutting into dirt, doesn't the rooting hormone just rub off on the dirt while you're pushing the cutting down? I've always used a new chop stick or pencil to create a hole first, then insert cutting.
Thanks for sharing! I never have cut the leaves in half!
That's what I would do also exactly . The more foliage that is left will suck the energy ,thus why he is taking most off, so the energy will go into the stem as it starts to gain roots.
good tip
awesome!!! i love Propagating.
Sorry I didn’t do the bougainvillea for you yet!
@@grassrootsgardening I’m right here waiting. We got time.
@@grassrootsgardening I stole a start of an arrowhead plant today at a restaurant.
@@dianelambert8281 dude!!!! Don’t tell everybody!!🤣🤣🤣
@@grassrootsgardening oh dang now I have done it lol. *sidenote. Our waitress helped.
My hydrangea is growing like crazy and I’ve been wondering how to do this and I found your video. My lucky day. Thank you
Glad I could help!
Thanks for posting. Going to try this out.
Thanks for watching, Nancy! I just posted a follow-up video, when you're ready to start transplanting.
Thank you so much, this is a very detailed video with clear instructions. I hope to try it soon. Is there a follow up video showing the results?
I wish I did an update, but sorry i failed to do so!
Great video ,and I also learned about soft and hardwood cuttings and how to recycle a milk carton to make a mini greenhouse.Very inventive 👏🏻Greetings from Ireland ☘️
Hey Ireland!!
O QUE FAZER PARA PROPAGAR HORTENSIAS AZUIS, OBRIGADA
Pretty sure Hortensia is just and old name for hydrangea
When best time to root hidrenga cuttings, how long those it take,before planting outside, thanks for video, Theresa the gardner from wallkill NY.
Yes, how long to plant in ground. If it takes ~ a month to grow roots, how long until plant is established and can survive fall/winter weather. I’m in NJ and it’s 8/5/2024 🙁🤔
Update video coming soon
Thank you for this video. Could you please tell me the best time to take the cuttings?
You made it look easy, I’ll try it!😊
You can do it!!
I wait until flower is gone and remove the seed pod. I dry the seed out completely in a white paper bag. Next season, I pull them out and break them open. Lots of seeds😊
So informative. Thank you. From Quebec, Canada
thanks Canada!
😊please report back how it went. I just saw this and have a hydrangea that has too much shade. Gonna try this.
Will try
Thank you so much - I must have watched at least ten videos on this topic - this one made the most sense to me. Easy to follow - you explain everything very well - thank you again
Glad it was helpful!
I’m interested in staghorn fern. How to grow it, I killed two
Love propagating.great and easy to follow video. Thanks
So nice of you, appreciate you watching!
Enjoy your video! Thanks for all the tips and tricks. God bless.
Thanks for watching!
SUPERB VID, Thx (Glasgow, Scotland, UK)
Thanks UK!
I love hydrangeas thank you for sharing with us they need a lot of water don't they?
They do like moist soil.
So glad I came across this post I will share this with my gardener and she can try to do this with my pink one thanks
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
As a very inexperienced gardener, loved you video. The detailed explanation and video presentation really helped me to understand the process
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video. I'm zone 4. What do you recommend for saving the new plants over the winter?
Since this particular hydrangea is only Hardy to zone 5, I think your only option would be to plant in a container and keep inside during winter. 🥶
Great videos!!
Thanks for watching!
Can I use a plastic container for propagation? If so, is it ok to put container in a storage building that does not get much light, or should I leave my make shift green house outside? Great video.
Sure you can use plastic, and they dont need much light but storage shed might be a little too dark.
Thankyou , im going to try this today, really clear instructions! Wales UK
thanks UK!
Just found you, so that's 8001! 😀 Hydrangea is one of my faves.
Welcome!!
Appreciate your clear explanations, methods and video close-ups!!
Love the accent!!
I'm gonna try this up here in Southern Canada (zone 5B)
1st I need to uproot hydrangeas my dad planted in a small crowded smothering space & find a better spit for them & plant 2 new ones!!
Awesome! Thank you!
When do you add the osmocote?
Early spring
Excellent teaching video.
Thanks!
Interesting, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Great . How Ling before potting each one into its own pot
Video coming soon
Appreciate
Thanks!
Great job in giving this information
Glad it was helpful!
Is it ok if I put a tape around and no opening at all to keep the moisture? Or do I have to leave an ajar?
Depends on how much moisture is inside. We don’t want it getting soggy in there. Just moist
Fantastic video. Thank you. What a great way to use the milk containers. Look forward to seeing more of your vids as a new subscriber!
Thanks for the sub!
Thank you for this video and the information! I want to do a hedge of hydrangeas from my mop head hydrangea!
Go for it!
I’m trying this today!!! Thank you for posting!!
It's now 2024 July and I still cannot find your posting about Hydrangea propagation way back from 2023 July ! What happened . Did it work for you sir ? We kept waiting for next steps after rooting in gallon jugs . Step #2 to follow . In pots ? In the ground ? What ? Please tell us ? Weoved your video but there was no follow up . Help us out in Zone 5 and still waiting ❤😊
thanks for watching
Would have like to see the little cuttings with the roots on though...
Video coming soon
@@grassrootsgardening saw it, loved it...thanks so much handsome!!!
great demonstration
Thanks for watching!
Will definitely do this. Do you wait till spring to plant?
I’ll try to do a video update soon
I enjoyed watching this video. Please tell us how you keep the cuttings watered, while they are creating roots in this make shift greenhouse.
Have to water by hand as needed
Hydrangeas are my most favorite. Thanks for showing how to propagate them. Mopheads are my least favorite because here in KY we get late freezes and it kills the buds for the year, often I have no flowers. But I love all the rest of them. Love the blue color of the mopheads too. Thanks.
Thank you for watching, they’re one of my favorite too!🙂
Mopheads do great in containers. They just need a slow release fertilizer to fulfill their nutrient requirements. This way, you can just drag the pot into your garage once it’s gone to sleep for the winter. Drag it back out in early spring. I do this for a lemon tree that’s not hardy in my area. Works great 👍 it’s going on its 6th year now
I'm in Southern Ontario, Canada & my hydrangeas came back on their own. And we had days of -37°C!!
Although I didn't do anything,
You can trim them, prune down, remove dead flower heads, that may help.
Nice video 😄 I have a cutting from a gifted variety flower arrangement. I believe its the Incrediball variety and its beautiful! Can I propagate that if I remove the bloom? Its a long stem with a large bloom at the end. Ive been keeping it in a water in a flower vase 💐
sure just cut the bloom out
Thank you so much for the great and informative tutorial. I wonder if this propagation method works for both hydrangea that flower on old wood and hydrangea that flower on new wood?
Yes it will
How should they be planted after rooted
Follow up video coming soon
When do you add water for the humidity and how much???????
Just keep the soil moist, not wet. The humidity will come naturally this way
Thank you for this video I just tried to transplant some that didn’t work out I’m gonna try your method wish me luck
Good luck, and thanks for watching!
Just found your channel! Great video. Would this process be the same for a hybrid? I’ve got a hydrangea that’s a deep purple and stunning. Thx in advance
Yes, same process. Thanks for watching!
I have learned HOW to propagate, but I don’t know what to do with the new plants over the winter! Do you have a video about what to do once you have roots? It is the end of September and I am in zone 6. Where should I put them to protect them until the spring? Thanks!
I’ll try to do an update video soon. You need to try and keep the young roots somewhat protected until next spring. Maybe in the garage since you are in zone 6?
Thanks for the info
Any time!
Just taken my cutting, hope they survive, it's a mild Winter here in Australia.
Good luck in Australia!
very interesting will have a go and hope for the best. Thank you
Best of luck!
Thank you very much for your tutorial. It was so informative!!!
thanks!!
Hi from Alberta Canada🎉How long did it take to see growth on your cuttings? Thanks so much!
Average two months before growth
Great advise thanks
No problem!
Thank you, this was great! How long will you keep the cuttings in the plastic gallon before you plant the cuttings?
Depends on how quickly they were but probably two months or so
Mini greenhouse....who knew?
One man’s trash……..
Hi Mo here from N. Ireland will the hydrangeas survive in under a shade from a beech tree in a corner of my garden and will the slugs attack it if its a mature plant.
dont have issues with slugs here and yes needs shade
Thats was a good and easy video to follow, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
1st time watching. Great info. I'm planning my rear yard garden for next year & it includes a good number of hydrangeas. We have lots of mature bushes I can propagate; how long will the cuttings take before they can be transplanted outdoors? Thanks for your channel, I'll keep watching. 💫 SV
Will try to do update video soon
New subscriber from N E Georgia Lady saying God Bless
Thanks GA!
What do you use to sterilize pruning and sizzles with
70% alcohol
Thank you for the video 😊
Any time!
Mine is getting huge. It only had one bloom on it so far?
Good job! More blooms will come
Do you ever root hydrangea cuttings in water? If so, do you put them in shade or window to take root?
I have in the past, just give bright indirect light
This is my first time on your show. Thank you for showing how to root.😊😂❤
Welcome!!
How do you know when to plant the cuttings?
Video coming soon
Considering how beautiful and expensive !! these are this is an awfully nice video. 🌿
thanks