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5 tips for adding cuttings into soil
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2022
- Transitioning cuttings into soil can sometimes be challenging and stressful. Here are 5 important tips so that your hard work is successful.
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One good tip I learned from Christian (Crazy Plant Guy) is when you combine cuttings with an existing plant is to be sure to plant the rooted cuttings with their roots at the same depth as your existing plant. In other words, I was planting the new cuttings too shallow. The top of the soil dries out quicker so planting them deeper allows them to be closer to the damp soil for longer in the pot. Hope that makes sense. It was a real game-changer for me!
Interesting....I'll have to try that out too
The fact I know all of these tips already but im stubborn and impatient and keep killing cuttings 🤣 this was a great reminder of the time and care it takes to propagate plants properly!
Thanks Hanna!
Great tips! Especially like the one for adding cuttings back in an existing pot. I’ve had trouble with that. Thank you!
Thanks Jane!
I have several propagations that need potted. I have been putting it off due to time constraints. Usually I will lose one or two of the cuttings once I put them in soil. Once they are established I do put them in an existing pot of the same. I agree that choosing the correct size pot when first putting them in soil is extremely important. Thank you for this video it is always important for us to be reminded. Thank you for your hard work with these videos and always all the information you give us!
Thanks Bobbi!
GIVE PERLITE A CHANCE is a great motto! ❤
Haha...thanks!
Yes, peace and perlite.. we all could use a little more of both heehee… thx for all your great videos, Jeff.. watching lots from good ol Massachusetts 😊
@@jessicapetrin1655 haha....this is so awesome
I literally said "Jeff that's a spoon not a pencil"... Thought I was seeing things 🤣
If I move a water prop to the mother pot, I spray the soil around the prop for several days so those roots can acclimate. I don't ever really do too many at once though so it makes it easier to know whose who.
That is a good technique!
Hi Jeff, as usual very short and to the point information. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Good morning Jeff 🌅
How timely. Just yesterday I tossed 8 of 12 hibiscus cuttings because they would not root in water. The four that I did save were sprouting tiny leaves, so I used a rooting hormone in very moist soil. We shall see.
I have a miniature schefflera tree cutting in water. It also will not root. I will try the perlite moist box. I like this as one can inspect for any root growth.
Thanks for the video Jeff, u da man 🇨🇦👍
Let me know how your prop box goes!
Agree 100%!
Informative as a textbook and clear as a military checklist, thank you very much 🙏🏼🙏🏼💚🙋🏻♀️
Hahaha thanks!
I’m officially a prop box believer now!!! Thanks Jeff
Really??? They work so well. What have you propagated?
Yes I needed this video as my props are almost ready to be planted 🍃🌿🪴
What are you growing?
Good morning Jeff. Thanks for sharing the tips😊
Hello and thanks for watching!
Great tips! I have so much pothos propagation to repot in the Spring. 💚💚💚
Thank you for the great tutorial. I like your suggestion on how to add rooted cuttings to a plant to make it fuller. That’s been usually a struggle for me. Next time, I’ll use your method. Thank you!
Good luck ildiko
@@EverythingPlants Thank you!
Thank you !
Thank you for the great tips. I always lose some when I plant them to existing pots. So this is helpful. But can you share how long on average it should take for them to get acclimated to soil? To then move to existing pot?
Love the content! 1 question, what is the hanging plant with the red flowers left on top of the shelf? I think i have the same one but I cant ID..
Hello Bo 777. It is a Mona Lisa Lipstick plant!
Thanks for the valuable tips!! 🙋🏼♀️💚🪴
Anytime!
This was such a helpful video.
Thanks for watching!
Great tips thank you! I love terracotta but I find my new water props prefer plastic. I never thought about using a little larger pot but now that you mention it ….makes sense and I may try that next time. I killed my lime heart leaf philodendron, and have just been given some very healthy cuttings in water. I wanted to try growing them on a plank wondering if I should just establish roots in soil before adding the plank?
Hello! You can definitely establish the roots first and I actually have a plank video coming out soon....the first thing I mention is the plank or pole process takes time haha
Great video. Would love one like this but a bit more in depth just on hoyas. I have a pretty good record of getting roots in perlite, decent in water, but when transferring to soil it's like all growth comes to a stop. Not sure if it's just because of the time of year and they'll take off once spring is here or something else, but it's frustrating.
Good point and I should actually make a video or mention sometime. I have some hoya that grow so fast and others that do nothing for a year or more....which can be frustrating for sure haha
Definitely going to give the perlite box a try
I guess it depends on the plant, but how do you know once the plant has transitioned properly once potted in the soil
Thays a good question and I gauge that by if the leaves continue to look healthy. Sometimes you will see the odd leaf die, but as long as the whole bunch doesn't quickly droop or die as you cut back on watering (or let the soil get drier over time)
@@EverythingPlants perfect thank you!
Great info and fast💖
Thanks!
When u grow cuttings in pearl lite. Do u have drain hole in bottom?
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Diana!
Loved your video! Could you please tell me you are using to water your plant? It looks much more precise than a regular hose. Thank you
It's a garden spray bottle. Here it is
www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/chapin-20000-lawn-garden-sprayer-for-fertilizers-herbicides-pesticides-assorted-sizes-0593930p.html
Very helpful video. Thank you!
Do you have any tips on transitioning "Air Roots" to water or soil?
Will the leaves get a bit droopy when you first pot them?
Great video - thanks! New subscriber!
Thanka Wolfgirl and welcome to the channel!
Excellent
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Do you have to stick the cutting down in the perlite or can you just lay them on top?
I just lightly cover them with perlite. The humidity alone in the container should be enough to root them just laying on top
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