Propagating Fuchsia from cuttings with actual results
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Fuchsia is an exotic summer-blooming plant. The flowers are normally double shaded and dangle from the stems. It likes filtered sunlight and a lot of water. They look great in hanging baskets. This video shows how to propagate them from cuttings.
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In Irish fuchsia means God's tears.
Great video thank you . Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪
Good to know, thank you for sharing
I cant tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to show the growth from the cuttings. Outstanding proof of concept. Your videos are so much better than most others
Thank you so much. It takes me months to produce each video
@@EasyPeasyGardening I bet! So much hard work. I appreciate it!!
@@chompers11 thanks
I was just going to make the exact same point that this video after watching 12 other videos on propagating fuchsias this is absolutely the best one! Thank you!!! 😊
Thank you for making this video! You are an awesome teacher! It was so helpful that you pointed out the nodes and even counted them. I’ve watched many gardening videos that assume you know it and don’t give detailed instruction. Thank you!
Thank you
Absolutely brilliant video, so informative and love the fact you update people on the progress in one video.
Great detail!
The fuchsia I have has come from cuttings that keep being passed down from an original plant that was grown 60 years ago!
I want to take cutting this year so this was really helpful, thank you.
That's wonderful. 60 years? That's a long time
Thanks for the tip with the skewers and plastic. ❤️
Great detail and explanation of why you are taking the steps, ie removing some leaves, the purpose of the nodes even watering a few hours before cutting. Noone else mentions these details. Excellent video.
Wonderful video! Thanks for taking the time to record and post!!!
thank you lovely lady for posting this. It was very helpful
Thanks very much. This was exactly what I was looking for. Very helpful.
Thank you so much for tge clear instructions. The sticks/bag idea is just what I needed!
Great
TRUE F.... who ever you are ... shes very enjoyable to watch and ugh the way that she explains it so amazing
Thank you, brilliant video! Very helpful.
thankyou for an easy to follow lesson
Thank you so much, very informative and easy to remember, I will be doing this now to increase my fuchsia's in my garden, yes happy gardening....
Great, keep us updated
I received a fuscia plant for mother's day. I'm definitely going to try this. Thanks so much for your videos and showing the results also. There are so many videos on other youtube channels that doesn't show the updates after a couple months. But you do 🌻🌸😄
You are so welcome!
Just came across your channel.. thank you this was very very helpful..
I love this very detailed video! Great job!
Thanks so much!
Excellent video. Very detailed in your explanations and In your demonstration..
Glad it was helpful!
Wow.. 3 weeks and I got roots on 11 of 12!! Thanks again for the video. I used single nodes
That's awesome. Mine are beginning to bloom for the season.
Ooh I can't wait to try this
Great video. I propagated about eight cuttings from my fuschia. Wish me luck!
All the best, they will grow
Very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I TRULY HOPE I am growing this type of plant. It is so BEAUTIFUL 😍😍
No doubt it's beautiful
Thank you - very informative!
Great! Let me know if you want me to make a video of a certain plant
Great video.
Thank you
Thank you, helped a ton!! 😊
Glad it helped!
I just purchased 4 tiny ones from a greenhouse i will try to grow them in terrarium, thank you very much for this helpful video.
Awesome.
Hi I was actually wondering how to propagate this plant. By the by iam your new RUclips friend. Hope you have a good day
Nice
Thanks
The house I nanny at has a beautiful fuchsia plant and the little one broke off a long branch, about a foot and a half long and woody with smaller stems growing off it, and I don’t want to waste it. there are places I can take cuttings like the ones shown here but I was wondering if it’s possible to utilize the woody part of the branch as well? Thank you for any advice!
Yes, you can plant the woody part too
Thanks for informative video. Have question. Can I put it in potting mix? Can I keep outside as it gets around 45 at night, or should I keep indoor near window?
Yes you can keep it outside. Try not to put in direct sun though. Also see if they can be near a wall with slight cover on the top.
Hi natute lover .u have Nice collection....ur form
Great video 😃 how do i make the cuttings bush up once rooted instead of growing as a single stem ?
You can prune it which will produce multiple branches from the cut area
After I propagated and have roots, say I planted the cuttings in late summer and they rooted in little dividers in Fall. How do I keep them alive throughout the winter? We're in Seattle area (so, not too cold in winter but can get 30 deg F sometimes, 40 F is common at night) . Should we transplant them into pots and keep them indoors until spring? Thank you.
Yes they need to be inside in winters or use a green house outdoors
I took some cuttings about 7 weeks ago. many have already started to grow flowers. should I cut these off to concentrate the energy into growing stronger first, and let them flower next season? thanks
No, it's fine, don't cut it off. Enjoy the flowers
Love the video, where can I buy the rotting hormone?
Try amazon
Enjoyed your video very much. I’m going to try and take fuchsia cuttings from my garden plants and I’ll do everything as you have suggested. Would it help to use a liquid feed and not just water ?
Liquid feed will help after they develop roots
@@EasyPeasyGardening Thank you.
@@johnlewis9745 you are welcome
I saw that you live in 9b which is where I also live. Will these survive the summers here? What about when we get a heat wave, should I move indoors? We don't have a powerful AC, but we can keep it about 10 degrees F cooler inside.
I leave them outside hanging from the trees and they bloom well and survive
Last week I propagate fuahia with very long stem and ,not covered it with pollethene what should I do
You can cover it now
Beyaz tabagin icinde ne var cicek dallarini nasil bir kök lendircek tabaktaki karisim neden ne oldugunu soylemiyorsunuz
I think it was root hormone
when transfer to a pot, what kind of soil do fuschia need? i bought many times already. but they always die or very thin always. they never got many branch.
I use regular potting soil mix with a lot of compost. Do you keep them in sun, they don't like it.
@@EasyPeasyGardening yes i do keep them under the sun. thank you so much for your replied. fuchsia, azalea, bougainvillea and rose are my favorite flowers and i want them to bloom on my balcony all the time 🥰😊
@@pearlygem3854 fuchsia does not like sun, keep it in shade or partial sun
Please more videos on Fuchsia trees! I have this same one. I’m looking to keep it small and thicken up its trunk. Any tips on that? Thank you!
You can definitely prune them in winters but a little pruning can be done in summers too, just to keep it in the shape you like.
Easy Peasy Gardening thank you !
I have a question, how to save wilted hardy fuschia because of root rot too much rain
Does the planter have good drainage? If not, move it to a planter with good drainage. If you think that plant may not survive, take some healthy cuttings and plant them separately
@@EasyPeasyGardening yesss..thank youu for replying 🙏🏻 i just bought my fuschia 2 weeks ago..repot it in terracotta pot. Been raining in indonesia the past couple of days. I put it outside, thinking the rain is good for the plant and now it’s like dying 😭😭😭
Can I cut when still in bloom-early summer?
Yes
When will it be a good time to propagate the fuchsia?
Spring, the growth period
When it give flowers , n when we cut d stem to propogate
It blooms in summers where I live, like right now. You can propagate in spring and summer
I have a fushia in my front yard
Wonderful
Do we have to propagate them only towards the end of the flowering season
Spring is the best time but summer is fine too. So either before blooms or after blooms
@@EasyPeasyGardening They are still blooming now so i guess i will wait.
@@jesceminesawian5939 yes
What can we use instead of rooting hormone
People suggest cinnamon powder, turmeric powder, honey but I have never tried those
Can I propagate cuttings in end of june month
You can
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to propagate in water until it grows roots and then transfer into a pot?
I have not tried that. May be woody cuttings can be propagated that way
Mam mane abe lagaya h wo sukh rha h pure leaf guk gye h mane cutting ker deya h ab age ka btaya
Try putting a plastic bag on top to provide it humidity
What is the white flour please
Rooting hormone
Mam can send seeds of fuschis pant what will be cost
I don't sell, sorry
Cocoa beads?
coco peat
Wat is d climatic condition for this Plant?
Mild climate. I live in usda zone 9 and it survives winters and summers in shade
@@EasyPeasyGardening Thanks. I m in India. I love this flower.
Ruchi...I have a question about growing Indian Gooseberries (Amla) from seed. Can I e-mail you about this?
You can post here
Such a helpful video. Thank you!!
You are welcome
Can we grow cutting in winters i.e in nov
This is not the best time but as long as you keep them in a warm place it works
This is winter plant or summer plant, is this plant loves sunlight
@@manjulikaamoli906 this blooms in summer but likes shade. It's a sensitive perennial.
Good morning mam.kay hame seeds milsakti hai?
I don't have the seeds. You can try your local nursery or amazon
I search it everywhere but I didn’t get can you give me the number of Nursury so I can get it
I don't know where you live
@@EasyPeasyGardening india, rajasthan,ajmer
@@myfairyterracegarden it may not grow there because it's too hot and dry
No enndi nada traduzcan en éspañol plis??
I don't know Spanish, sorry
Can anyone tell me its price plz
Check the nursery
@@EasyPeasyGardening these are not available in my district so i think whenever i will go another district i will buy it so plz tell me its average price
@@sky8329. I bought a fuchsia shrub in the uk for about 1pound in dollars I think it is 1.50 dollars. It depends, I bought mine in a market
Can you send some seeds please.
I do not save the seeds of this plant
Deverian de traducir en español
Mam aap 1 fuchsia send kar sakti ho? I will pay. Nahi mil rahi mere yaha
Where do you live
@@EasyPeasyGardening Bhubaneswar, Odisha
@@EasyPeasyGardening mam plant nahi to seeds bhi chalega
@@EasyPeasyGardening mam seeds hi bhej dijye. I will pay u
@@ZeeIndian123 let me see if I can find seeds for you here. I don't have them.
Mam can u send cuttings of seeds of these plzzz ??
Where do you live
@@EasyPeasyGardening india
TRADUSCAN POR FABOR...
way to long for cutting . 4 inch in my opinion is better/ 2 out of 6 cutings in not good
It works though
@@EasyPeasyGardening 2 from 6 cuttings works????? Nah, that`s a fail. Edward is correct.
You get a dislike for your misleading thumbnail
Why is it misleading
@@EasyPeasyGardening I think it is because they thought the flower is bigger than it really is. But I have no problem with the thimbnail
@@ilikeudonnoodles thank you for your support. I wish they will clearly so that I correct it.