Here is the newest update on rose propagation: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html and then go check out all the rest of the videos in the original series below! Check out the rest of the follow ups on these rose cuttings: (Part 2) ruclips.net/video/8MBckoE3ILQ/видео.html (Part 3) ruclips.net/video/5Wth5ULeLjI/видео.html (Part 4) ruclips.net/video/8lnaEMWHuXE/видео.html Check out this rose propagation video I just posted! ruclips.net/video/aa4zgUkXNlE/видео.html If you love propagating and growing roses then I think you'll like the results here. Just another bit of proof that it works!
Awesome! I can't wait to try this! I don't have any type of greenhouse so I'm wondering if this would work on a covered porch. Also, after they root when can you put them in the ground? Thanks!
@@jenjohnson4613 Wondering the same thing on when to plant in the ground! I have a clipping from a rose bush my grandma has. I rooted it like this, don't have a greenhouse, put it on the side of my house that gets light all day long, but no direct sun...it's doing great...but wondering as the summer moves along, when is the best time to plant in the ground? Some say wait and winter it, some say August, some say the fall...hmmm!
What is the best cutting to take if a distance away? The leaflets like the vid, or a few leaves? Esp if it will It willl be 3-6 days before I can transplant
My grandma took a cutting from her grandmother when she married my grandfather after WW2. He passed away couple years ago, and she is now 91. I have the chance to clone her roses and gift them to the rest of the family. I'm going to clone twice as many as i can, and share them with my massive family. Thanks for the tips and tricks. I just want to preserve that legacy. For some reason, I find great value in that. Thanks for the hard work and wisdom. This plant is over 100 years old, and I'd hate to see it fade away.
I have a Rose that my Grandmother grew outside her back door. She Passed away in the 70's and my mom and aunt got it started at their homes. My mom passed in 2012 and when she did I got the Rose started and it now grows at my home. My aunt passed away last year at the age of 90 but somewhere over the years the bush she got started died off. I posted photos of the rose on FB this year and my sister and three of my cousins have asked me to get it started for them to grow at their homes. I have No idea what the rose's original name was but my grandmother's name was Doris so I'm thinking I may call it Doris from here on out. Good luck with your rose I hope you are able to get it started!
I just "love" your story. Roses represent "love" and you are spreading just that with your massive family, "love". May they repeat your trend and story for generations to come. Stay Blessed
My grandmother just passed away and she loved her roses the house is being sold so I’ve decided I’m going to take some of her roses off her bush and replant them thank you for this it means a lot
That's so awesome Diana! Glad to hear you've been very successful with this method. It's a lot of fun isn't it? I've got another of these rose videos that will be out in a couple weeks. I love rooting these roses.
We have had a scented rose bush, pink/white mix, in the family for over 200 years, all the family have taken cuts for decades, and the roses are blooming in my families gardens throughout Ireland.
Oh my goodness, what a blessing . I have some family buried in Cork, Ireland. Would love to visit one day and would love to know what is the name of your rose? 🙂❤
Ok. I just have to say this: every man, woman, & child needs a person in their life that is this excited about gardening. I raised a bunch of gardening kids thankfully. I bet this young man is too!
I love that you are sharing a plain and simply way to take cuttings. I'm in the UK and the cost of living crisis means I cannot afford the luxury of buying loads of new plants. This video is an inspiration.
Lost my Mom 3 years ago. She had a gorgeous, fragrant rose bush. I've tried twice to take cuttings. After watching this, I'm excited to try your method & I'm praying for success! Thank you so much‼️💞
Also as a handy little note... The bottoms that you cut off your drink bottles can also be re-used as a seedling container. Just pop a few drainage holes in the bottom, add growing medium of your choice, and voila! Seed trays. Nothing wasted! 😊 Happy growing and God bless everyone.
You are the only garden you tuber who is easy on pocket. Love the way you use waste material in growing plants. I already feel like I am going to get rich by propagating my plants and saving money.
Mike, I'm just seeing this and how excited I was to see it. My mother-in-law - way back in 1968 - taught me about rooting rose cuttings. She simply would trim the branch as you did, trim the thorns, dip it in the power root tone and "stick it in the ground with a jar over it". She had a spot just outside her kitchen door where her "babies started". She would watch the day, and if it was cloudy and coolish, she'd leave the jar as it was. If it was bright sunshine, she'd raise the jar on flat stones or such until nightfall. It never failed. Two years ago, I discovered an ancient climbing rose in our bushes, totally overgrown with monkey grass and such. I was thrilled! I dug it up, placed it in a showy spot and kept it watered. It grew wonderfully last year, no flowers, but great bush development. This year, right now, it's covered in buds. And it has the most wonderful "old climbing rose" scent. As the flowers fade, I will try some transplants...because...who ever has "enough"?? Thank you for your video!
This is the most straightforward and complete rooting class I've ever watched ! So easy to understand all the whys and hows! Just perfect for me! Ive always wanted to try but have been too scared to do. After watching this , I think I'm confident enough to try it out. So, thank you! 👍👍👍
Thank you so much! I used your technique on my mom's roses and one from my sister. I did it last August, left them in pots in the ground thru a hard winter, and planted them in April. One has a flower coming, ☺️. Now, I am making starts from a rose I bought my granddaughter when she was small. I'm so excited! Thank you!!
My Grandpa taught me how to garden and I love it! He planted roses 33 years ago and he would cut them and bring them in every few days for my Grandma. She passed a few years ago and he passed last year. I can't wait to propagate those after seeing this, thank you! ❤
So, I was taught to “poke a hole in the dirt FIRST….then put the stem in, and cover it up……because if you shove it down into the dirt, as the stem goes in, the dirt pulls off the rooting powder…..so very little is around the bottom.
"... and what do you do with the flowers? You take them inside for your wife" AWWW! I had to pause the video and just comment on how wholesome and loving the delivery of that was. I'm watching this video because I want to take cuttings from a rose plant called Shiela's Perfume, it has the same name as my aunt who passed away last year. She had Down Syndrome and died in her 40s. I wanted to take the cuttings and grow plants to give to all of her siblings (my uncles and my mom), she was the youngest of four. Thank you for sharing this video and having an amazing attitude. Your video was the first one that showed in the results when I typed in the search, and I'm glad I clicked on it. Happy growing!
I'm glad you're here too! It's so cool to hear that you want to spread that one rose plant around to family. This is very real and possible and I wish you much success. I'll be putting out another rose video, that I've been working on, in the coming weeks. Good luck!
at first, when I saw the video was 28 mins long, I thought I'd just 'dip' into it - but, NO, I watched it from start to finish. It was so interesting and helpful and I just love your presentation and simple explanations. Thank you very much.
I didn't know you could do this. My grandmother has a rose bush from my late great grandmother. She does all she can to keep it thriving, but now I can take a piece from it and have my OWN?????? I am so excited! I can't wait to show her this.
You absolutely can do this! Just follow the steps. I've got many videos on rose cuttings if you're interested. Here's the most comprehensive rose cutting video I've made: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html Good luck Shannon, and I wish you and your grandmother the best of luck!
So dang precious that Mike includes his daughters in his gardening. Those learning and sharing experiences set the stage for not only memories, but skills they will keep for a lifetime. Reminds me of my dad 60 years ago when I was little. Proverbs 22:6.
Mike: I enjoy your excitement and enthusiasm for growing plants. I am an old gardener, been at it for over 40 years and I love growing flowers, vegetables, and shrubs. Good video, with enough detail to duplicate what you are doing. That is how I make my gardening videos, with enough detail so folks can duplicate what I do. Thanks and take care. OAG
Thank you so much for this. I am growing 8 rose bushes from my grandma's roses. She has been gone over 37 years and my dad hasn't been able to get them to grow. He is on the last bush that they had. Thanks to you, we are going to more and more. They are the old type so the perfume is amazing. Thanks Mate. !!!! From Australia.
Glad you found the video! I wish you a ton of success and hopefully you can keep this one in the family for generations to come. I've got lots of other rose rooting videos too if you need to see more details. Here's one of them: ruclips.net/video/aa4zgUkXNlE/видео.html
Roses are my favorite flower. I just started trying to grow them last Spring. A year later, I have 9 plants, all a different color. Now, I will attempt to grow some off of what I have. Thank you for making this easier and less scary to do!
You're welcome. I love the fragrance this variety has. If you can find a 'Blue Girl' get it. Here's another more comprehensive rose rooting video: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html
I watched this video, planted cuttings last Summer and almost every one of them rooted. One rose "stick" not only routed but even bloomed this Spring! So I've got 8 more rose bushes! Thank you for your instructions and excitement about gardening.
Hey, you answered my questions.. I have 20 "Friesia" roses in my garden along the road.. And they bring a lot of love to the people passing by with their color and smell..
Thank you!! This video is nothing but amazing! I've successfully rooted 3 cuttings, all 3 have new growth already! I just planted 3 more cuttings today and I'm confident they will root too!
Can't wait to try this. I have a rose bush that belonged to my Mom, and I live in fear of losing it to winter kill. I'm going to propagate the heck out of it so it will live on and can eventually grow in the gardens of my brother, daughter, nephew and niece. Thanks so much for the great video!
This was a fantastic step by step process on generating rose cuttings. Definitely worth watching and a permanent addition to my you tube library. Thank you.
Thank you Mike! I followed your tips and I successfully propagated 3 roses from stems! After about 3 to 4 months, one of them actually produced a rose! The roots are great and I can't wait to plant them outside. I think I might do this every year! Thank so much for taking the time to share your wisdom with us!
Hey Mike, this is just what I needed, thank you so much! My husband bought me some beautiful roses for Valentine’s Day, and I want to propagate them to make my own rose bush. I hope it works for me as well as it did for you. Keep on the north side out of direct sun. Those roots look so strong as well. Well done Mike, wish me luck 👍🏼
Good luck! And if you need more info, I have many rose cutting videos. Here's the most comprehensive one that I've done: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html
I can’t remember who said it, but, I love the quote “don’t be mad that a rose bush has thorns... be happy that a thorn bush has roses”. I learned a lot from this! Roses are in my future! Hope you’re healing up well! 🌹
I just wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video. I started propagating my roses in November in NY just for fun by following your steps and currently, I have had a 25% success rate! Not bad for a newbie during a chilly winter. So happy and proud!
How wonderful to be able to grow your own Rose's! I've never seen the process before but it was fascinating to see. Your helpers are daring and so smart! What a great Father and gardener. Thanks for sharing.
I used this exact method a year ago from a clipping I got from my neighbor, and now I have my very own French Rose bush! Smells great. Thank you for the informative and easy to follow video series, Mike!
This was so unbelievably helpful! I tried this with one of our more rare park-roses, and it worked like a charm! I even went as far as to try this method with other kinds of cuttings, like Honeysuckle, and they too rooted very quickly. I even planted the latter in a transparent orchid pot just to see the roots develop, and they were visible within 2 weeks!
I run trails regularly and love everything, anything that brings flowers in my garden. My store bought roses, about 12 of them sit majestically along the driveway. For 25 years I’ve attempted to grow them. After this fantastic video, I really think I can. Will update in a couple of months. Thank you so very much ! Sonny
I have rooted roses from cuttings successfully over the years. I never leave so many leaves and I never let the leaves touch the sides of the cover due to potential fungus. I have also set them straight into the garden to root with a cover. I enjoyed the video.
Omg I've watching your videos over and over. Last year I tried propagating crepe myrtles and fail on my face. I found your channel a month or so ago.. I've tried everything you were doing..... A TOTAL SUCCESS.. ROOTS EVERYWHERE.. You are a great teacher... I've got a lot of varieties rooting thanks to you... Thank you
I love your excitement!!! When I am teaching someone about a particular gardening technique, I feel the same. I can hear the excitement in my voice! I love to share!!!! Carry on!
Love this video not only was it educational I love the fact you're teaching your daughters early but your enthusiasm is totally contagious I'm overjoyed that you have roots LOL
The key is rooting hormone. After removing the thorns, I go even further by lightly scaping the lower end of the stem to encourage more roots from the "wound". Also, I have made new plants by planting them directly into the ground and not using a plastic cover. Here in NY state, I have done this in the fall when weather is not hot anymore and it is relatively cool, but still weeks from a frost. By spring, the cutting is established and has new growth sprouting. Everyone should try to make cuttings of roses, especially if you have an heirloom rose bush! 🌹
Thanks for mentioning that about the cuttings in fall. Once the wood is more hardened off, it can hold up well without as much humidity. I agree, everyone should be doing this!
These rose cuttings rooted amazingly fast, very impressive. I love seeing your wonderful little helpers and I'm sure they are loving spending time with dad. Now I think I have to root some roses too ...I've already got the rooting hormone! Thanks for the very informative video Mike, you have totally given me the propagation bug (it's extremely contagious)!
Great info and enthusiasm, lovely to see your girls joining in. So moving to hear people talking about roses that have been in their family for years. Thank you.
I remember living at Carolina Beach, NC. I had some fantastic roses on one end of the porch but nothing at the other. I cut a few branches of each bush and just stuck them in the ground on the empty side. No root tone just sandy soil. They all took, stayed true to color and flourished beautifully! Great video, cool family!
I think this was the most wonderful and perfect education on how to root roses (and frankly, just about any plant), and presented in such a cool and clear way. Hats off to you sir!
You guys who freak out over plants being treated in such a manner should watch some videos on bonsai. You should see the way you can split trees in half and do the same with their root balls to create two trees and other such extreme operations. I know some plants are more sensitive than others but most can take a whole lot of 'abuse' and just go on thriving. You just need to know what a plant can't handle so you don't cross that threshold. Your videos are great by the way. Thanks. May Christ Jesus bless and keep you and yours.
Thank you Mike, for making a wonderful video! I have been wanting to root cuttings from my own rose bushes, but did not know how until I learned from you. You're a great teacher!
In 1978, for my 18th birthday, my father gave me a grandiflora rose bush. It has been transplanted a handful of times and is in our flowerbed at our current house. Last year, I rooted a cutting from it using your method, Mike. Two weeks ago, I planted the successful, first attempted propagation of my grandiflora Queen Elizabeth rose bush in the front flowerbed! On that day I took 3 more cuttings from the original because I want to give some to my daughter and son-in-law for their new home. More success, please! Thank you, Mr. Kincaid. What you have shared means so much. 👩👧
@@MikeKincaid79 hello, I feel so hopeful! Two of the last three cuttings have done well and I was wondering, would it be best to let them winter-over indoors? That's what I did with last year's cutting because my husband thought it would be a good idea. By the way, Mike, it now has its second bud about to blossom! The first flower was huge, healthy and so beautiful!
Mike: Thanks for all the detailed info. I planted a tea rose last year and the blooms this year are amazing. It was one of only a couple of plants that made it through our two weeks straight of 105 degree weather and continued to bloom in spit of it. I was surfin' these videos to find out how to take cuttings so I could grow more. Your video was the best, most thorough video I have found. I got my jugs cut, filled with potting soil and water and will proceed to my cuttings and plantings in the morning. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for this video! This is literally the only video I found on rose cuttings that actually shows how to make the cuttings! Also, it's so great to see you get your kiddos involved. My daughter also really enjoys helping to take care of our plants. Just one question for you - how do you over-winter those roses? Do you bring them indoors? Do you plant them in the ground in fall? How do they stand up to winter?
So glad you enjoyed the video! I just leave these roses in my hoophouse through the winter. It's not heated and both ends are open so they go dormant and freeze hard as a rock. As long as the plants you're working with are cold hardy to your area, you should be ok leaving them outside. If you live in an exceptionally cold climate then you can put them in a shed or garage for protection but keep the soil moist.
Thank you for this tutorial, i’ve followed it step by step and i’m now 1 week into Propagating my late grandmother’s roses, i’ve got a great build up of Humidity, i’m in Sydney Australia so it’s summer here. Thank you and fingers crossed it all goes well.
Mike Kincaid i’m happy to say 7 weeks later and i’ve repotted my ROOTED roses! 3 out of my 4 stems made it. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your tutorial! I could not have done this without you.
thank you, Mike and girls! I loved every bit. Most of all, your enthusiasm is contagious! Must follow for more smiles and wonderful information. I'm so excited as i start to add roses to my garden and learn how to care for these garden gems.
So glad I found this. My grandparents are now both passed, and they had cuttings from their mothers' roses in their yard. I plan on propagating clippings from both for each of my siblings. ❤
I am so happy I found your channel & I am excited to try to propagate some roses! A friend has a “discontinued“ rose that I’m absolutely in love with, but cannot buy anywhere. I have a bunch of cuttings from her ❤️. Now I am off to the store to find some ‘fine fir bark’!! Not sure what that is but I’m on a mission! Thanks for your great energy and enthusiasm. I think I will be binge watching all your videos 😁😁 🌹🌹
Thanks so much for the nice comment and I'm glad to hear your excitement for rooting your roses! Don't get too focused on the rooting medium. Just make sure it drains well and is inert. Sand will work well too if you can't find the finely ground fir tree bark. For added insurance, you can spray the cuttings and rooting medium with an antifungal spray. Good luck and have fun!
love your video. years ago i started my roses by putting them under large glass milk containers and was very sucessful . thank you for bringing back your propagation techniques for rose rooting.
How do you vent the milk container We get half gal milk in rectangular glass containers, i have one that I would like to try on a rose my Gramma gave me in 1972. She has gone to Heaven but the rose is,still going strong in a container,. I never planted it in the ground bec i never wanted to leave it when and if i moved. But now Im not planning on moving anywhere so it would be great to have a few rooted in the ground
Oh my gosh ty Mike. After only 1 week my rose cuttings have new growth coming off the stem. This means the world to me. Wish I could send you a picture
Mike, this is the first video of yours I've seen. I was attracted by the whole idea of propagating roses (and I have some of those very fragrant purplish pink ones!), and you made it easy! I also LOVE that you have your girls in there gardening with you--if only all families did this, how much better off we'd all be! :-)
If you liked this video, I made another updated one about roses and posted it yesterday. Here ya go and have fun: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html
Man..... Absolutely beautiful. I'm totally gonna try that. Funny. I've never seen a guy get so excited over plants. Awesome job my lil green thumb buddy. Thanx so much 4 sharing. I've been wanting 2 root roses 4 my mama who luvs roses. Thanx so much. may U & Ur cute lil family have a blessed day
Ikr, my friend who first told me about the beauty David Austen roses, and showed me pics of hundreds of them, she has most of them, said her husband cares for them. I was *sigh* I weakened my back this year trying to move them around in pots on the sack truck 😅 Imagine having a man doing all that, I'd think I'd won the lotto haha!
Thank you for instructions on rose cuttings which i will try. i had 80% success with Fig cuttings which I was so pleased with and was able to give cuttings to a number of friends.Your video's are clear and fun to watch. John Malachowski Nr Cambridge England
This was a great tutorial for a beginner like me! My grandfather gave me some rose clippings from his garden and I'd hate to see them just wilt and die. Will be saving this video so I can keep track of each step, thanks again!
Absolutely loved this video! I am currently working on a rose garden and they've always been my favorite flowers. They're also my middle name as well as my grandmothers so I feel especially connected! Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤️
That's wonderful! Growing and caring for a Betel Leaf plant can be a rewarding experience. It's a versatile plant that not only adds beauty to your garden but also offers medicinal and culinary benefits.
Yes Very Good that he Shows the Whole Process on one Video. Anyone can Do this, Mike is a Great Teacher. Not too Quick & not Long & Boring. Perfect timing & pace. Explains Clearly & shows each stage.
That's great! I watched this a couple months ago and tried it with a miniature rose from a grocery store bouquet. It worked great, and it's now outside and growing very well.
Mike! Thanks for this video!! I planted some cuttings last month and I haven’t checked for roots yet, but I’ve got brand new leaves growing, which I’m pretty sure means there are new roots bringing water and life to the cuttings. I’ll SOOOO EXCITEDDDDD!!! 🤪🤩
I love it! That's exciting when you start seeing new growth! Good job, Patrice. Don't change anything up yet, just continue to let them do their thing until you know you have good roots and then slowly acclimate them to less humidity.
FYI: They generally say to use a pencil to make your hole for your cutting so you don’t knock off the root hormone powder. Excellent video that I really enjoyed because it has literally been 25 years since I last did rose cuttings in Boston & ironically it was with purple roses. I was doing Lagerfeld, Heirloom, & Sterling Silver if my memory is correct. Lol. I was trying to cross some too, but we had an issue with deer as well. Lol. Thanks for the video! You have excellent speaking skills, articulate & enunciate well for this hearing impaired person, & are knowledgeable.
Here is the newest update on rose propagation: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html and then go check out all the rest of the videos in the original series below!
Check out the rest of the follow ups on these rose cuttings:
(Part 2) ruclips.net/video/8MBckoE3ILQ/видео.html
(Part 3) ruclips.net/video/5Wth5ULeLjI/видео.html
(Part 4) ruclips.net/video/8lnaEMWHuXE/видео.html
Check out this rose propagation video I just posted! ruclips.net/video/aa4zgUkXNlE/видео.html If you love propagating and growing roses then I think you'll like the results here. Just another bit of proof that it works!
Thanks for your reply that makes sense I will give it a try.
Awesome! I can't wait to try this! I don't have any type of greenhouse so I'm wondering if this would work on a covered porch. Also, after they root when can you put them in the ground? Thanks!
Liked your video, but you kind of talk too much the unnecessary things.
@@jenjohnson4613 Wondering the same thing on when to plant in the ground! I have a clipping from a rose bush my grandma has. I rooted it like this, don't have a greenhouse, put it on the side of my house that gets light all day long, but no direct sun...it's doing great...but wondering as the summer moves along, when is the best time to plant in the ground? Some say wait and winter it, some say August, some say the fall...hmmm!
What is the best cutting to take if a distance away? The leaflets like the vid, or a few leaves? Esp if it will
It willl be 3-6 days before I can transplant
My grandma took a cutting from her grandmother when she married my grandfather after WW2. He passed away couple years ago, and she is now 91. I have the chance to clone her roses and gift them to the rest of the family. I'm going to clone twice as many as i can, and share them with my massive family. Thanks for the tips and tricks. I just want to preserve that legacy. For some reason, I find great value in that. Thanks for the hard work and wisdom. This plant is over 100 years old, and I'd hate to see it fade away.
Pretty cool story. Good luck with your cuttings.
Best wishes for big bushy roses 🌹❤
I have a Rose that my Grandmother grew outside her back door. She Passed away in the 70's and my mom and aunt got it started at their homes. My mom passed in 2012 and when she did I got the Rose started and it now grows at my home. My aunt passed away last year at the age of 90 but somewhere over the years the bush she got started died off. I posted photos of the rose on FB this year and my sister and three of my cousins have asked me to get it started for them to grow at their homes. I have No idea what the rose's original name was but my grandmother's name was Doris so I'm thinking I may call it Doris from here on out. Good luck with your rose I hope you are able to get it started!
Good on you. Lovely idea. ❤
I just "love" your story. Roses represent "love" and you are spreading just that with your massive family, "love". May they repeat your trend and story for generations to come. Stay Blessed
My grandmother just passed away and she loved her roses the house is being sold so I’ve decided I’m going to take some of her roses off her bush and replant them thank you for this it means a lot
You're welcome and I'm glad you can carry on the memory of your grandmother.
@@patrickkonig Same here. Selling the house of my parents.
@@MikeKincaid79 Ive heard that roses are normally grafted on other stems to prevent illnesses. going to look on your channel for info on that.
@@ochr5149 What grows will grow. I love the idea of carrying on the Rose line. Best of luck my friend.
You've given me the idea to do the same from the roses my father planted in his garden. 😊
I’m so glad I found someone who gets as excited about seeing roots as I do! People think I’m nuts too
You're in good company!
Mike I followed ur instructions. I must say thank u. I have a 90 % success for all my cuttings.
That's so awesome Diana! Glad to hear you've been very successful with this method. It's a lot of fun isn't it? I've got another of these rose videos that will be out in a couple weeks. I love rooting these roses.
Have you had any success with knockout roses
Good for you. 100% of my cutting rot and die. A neighbor who does a lot of gardening took cuttings from my roses and they all died on her also.
We have had a scented rose bush, pink/white mix, in the family for over 200 years, all the family have taken cuts for decades, and the roses are blooming in my families gardens throughout Ireland.
Sounds wonderful. Really awesome story.
Wow! Nice!
Oh my goodness, what a blessing . I have some family buried in Cork, Ireland. Would love to visit one day and would love to know what is the name of your rose? 🙂❤
How have they gotten them to root
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Ok. I just have to say this: every man, woman, & child needs a person in their life that is this excited about gardening. I raised a bunch of gardening kids thankfully. I bet this young man is too!
Hello Sherri
Fantastic
Indeed!
I agree, he's the first video I watched on this subject and became fond of him.
I'm still winder if I can use honey as opposed to hormone paste.
I got the gardening bug , from my Beloved Grandmother , she Loved 🥰 her roses 🌹.
Props for taking the time out to film this in multiple sessions over the span of a few months, and it’s done so well! Thanks for this!
No problem, that's my claim to fame, haha. If you like this one, I've got many more videos of different plants in which I do the same thing.
I love that you are sharing a plain and simply way to take cuttings. I'm in the UK and the cost of living crisis means I cannot afford the luxury of buying loads of new plants. This video is an inspiration.
Dude shut up the entire world is poor go to work
Awesome! That's what it's here for. Good luck on your propagation projects.
You may find a group locally of growers that trade cuttings, plants or seeds.
Your unashamed excitement about roses and soda bottles is refreshing
LOL, completely unashamed, haha
My goodness Mike a little too much talk/ chatter.... shoo!
@@MikeKincaid79 qq
@@MikeKincaid79 I love it I going to get some. Rose 🌹 T.Y.
Unashamed excitements about roses and soda bottles is refreshing
Lost my Mom 3 years ago. She had a gorgeous, fragrant rose bush. I've tried twice to take cuttings. After watching this, I'm excited to try your method & I'm praying for success! Thank you so much‼️💞
😊 YOU GOT THIS !!!
YOU WILL BE SUCCESSFUL.....
I hope a year on, you had success with your mamas Rose bush cuttings❤
I came here looking to learn something new and ended with a big smile and a full heart. Thank you Mike, you're wonderful!! 🌹
Now I have a full heart! Thanks for the nice comment, Jana, and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi Jana
Also as a handy little note...
The bottoms that you cut off your drink bottles can also be re-used as a seedling container. Just pop a few drainage holes in the bottom, add growing medium of your choice, and voila! Seed trays.
Nothing wasted! 😊
Happy growing and God bless everyone.
Thank you ❤ and God bless
You are the only garden you tuber who is easy on pocket. Love the way you use waste material in growing plants. I already feel like I am going to get rich by propagating my plants and saving money.
Good, I want to keep it simple and make it easy for you. Yes, you can make extra money doing this, for sure!
Mike, I'm just seeing this and how excited I was to see it. My mother-in-law - way back in 1968 - taught me about rooting rose cuttings. She simply would trim the branch as you did, trim the thorns, dip it in the power root tone and "stick it in the ground with a jar over it". She had a spot just outside her kitchen door where her "babies started". She would watch the day, and if it was cloudy and coolish, she'd leave the jar as it was. If it was bright sunshine, she'd raise the jar on flat stones or such until nightfall. It never failed. Two years ago, I discovered an ancient climbing rose in our bushes, totally overgrown with monkey grass and such. I was thrilled! I dug it up, placed it in a showy spot and kept it watered. It grew wonderfully last year, no flowers, but great bush development. This year, right now, it's covered in buds. And it has the most wonderful "old climbing rose" scent. As the flowers fade, I will try some transplants...because...who ever has "enough"?? Thank you for your video!
Sounds like you had a wonderful mother-in-law! Glad you enjoyed the video, Joyce!
Joyce Judd ok uh thx in in MN
You can never have enough roses!
Hello Joyce
@@annbryant8096 hi how are you ?
This is the most straightforward and complete rooting class I've ever watched ! So easy to understand all the whys and hows! Just perfect for me! Ive always wanted to try but have been too scared to do. After watching this , I think I'm confident enough to try it out. So, thank you! 👍👍👍
I'm so glad you enjoy the video, Susan! Propagating roses is a lot of fun and very rewarding. Good luck in rooting your cuttings!
@@MikeKincaid79 also wallet friendly !
What is the white coated at bottom of stem
Thanks.cant wait to do this
You will be hooked and it will give you the confidence to try many other plants etc.
Thank you so much!
I used your technique on my mom's roses and one from my sister.
I did it last August, left them in pots in the ground thru a hard winter, and planted them in April.
One has a flower coming, ☺️.
Now, I am making starts from a rose I bought my granddaughter when she was small.
I'm so excited!
Thank you!!
That is the most excitement I have seen over seeing roots growing. lol love it
Wow... I'm so proud of myself for a beginner gardener, I cut my roses and they're growing roots 😃😃😃thanks so much Mike.
Wonderful!
My Grandpa taught me how to garden and I love it! He planted roses 33 years ago and he would cut them and bring them in every few days for my Grandma. She passed a few years ago and he passed last year. I can't wait to propagate those after seeing this, thank you! ❤
You're welcome, and good luck with your rose cuttings!
What a sweet story to share, what a wonderful romantic gesture for his wife! ❤️👍😊
Dani Girl, what a treasure you have to cherish from your precious grandpa!!!
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So, I was taught to “poke a hole in the dirt FIRST….then put the stem in, and cover it up……because if you shove it down into the dirt, as the stem goes in, the dirt pulls off the rooting powder…..so very little is around the bottom.
@@MikeKincaid79 Wow !!!! You talk toooooooooooooooooo much !!!
"... and what do you do with the flowers? You take them inside for your wife"
AWWW! I had to pause the video and just comment on how wholesome and loving the delivery of that was. I'm watching this video because I want to take cuttings from a rose plant called Shiela's Perfume, it has the same name as my aunt who passed away last year. She had Down Syndrome and died in her 40s. I wanted to take the cuttings and grow plants to give to all of her siblings (my uncles and my mom), she was the youngest of four. Thank you for sharing this video and having an amazing attitude. Your video was the first one that showed in the results when I typed in the search, and I'm glad I clicked on it.
Happy growing!
I'm glad you're here too! It's so cool to hear that you want to spread that one rose plant around to family. This is very real and possible and I wish you much success. I'll be putting out another rose video, that I've been working on, in the coming weeks. Good luck!
That was the best gardening video i've ever watched - not only informative, but uplifting!! Thank you Mike - can't wait to try this :)
at first, when I saw the video was 28 mins long, I thought I'd just 'dip' into it - but, NO, I watched it from start to finish. It was so interesting and helpful and I just love your presentation and simple explanations. Thank you very much.
You are so very welcome, Janet! Glad you enjoyed it and have fun in the garden.
Awesome video, thank you so much. Your children are beautiful. What a good fun Dad you are. All the best from Australia.
Thanks so much, Jools! Hope you guys are having a nice summer down there.
I didn't know you could do this. My grandmother has a rose bush from my late great grandmother. She does all she can to keep it thriving, but now I can take a piece from it and have my OWN?????? I am so excited! I can't wait to show her this.
You absolutely can do this! Just follow the steps. I've got many videos on rose cuttings if you're interested. Here's the most comprehensive rose cutting video I've made: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html Good luck Shannon, and I wish you and your grandmother the best of luck!
So dang precious that Mike includes his daughters in his gardening. Those learning and sharing experiences set the stage for not only memories, but skills they will keep for a lifetime. Reminds me of my dad 60 years ago when I was little. Proverbs 22:6.
My Dad burned that one into my brain growing up
Amen
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Una lata escuchar tanta explicación sin entender . Debería hablar menos y mostrar más el proceso de trabajar con las platas !!
Mike: I enjoy your excitement and enthusiasm for growing plants. I am an old gardener, been at it for over 40 years and I love growing flowers, vegetables, and shrubs. Good video, with enough detail to duplicate what you are doing. That is how I make my gardening videos, with enough detail so folks can duplicate what I do. Thanks and take care.
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Thanks! I've been subscribed to your channel for awhile now, good stuff!
OldAlabamaGardener i’ve been doing this for more than 20 years myself now at 52 you’re never too old to learn I love this guy
Just subscribed to oldAlabamagardener. Awesome list of videos.
Thank you so much for this. I am growing 8 rose bushes from my grandma's roses. She has been gone over 37 years and my dad hasn't been able to get them to grow. He is on the last bush that they had. Thanks to you, we are going to more and more. They are the old type so the perfume is amazing. Thanks Mate. !!!! From Australia.
Glad you found the video! I wish you a ton of success and hopefully you can keep this one in the family for generations to come. I've got lots of other rose rooting videos too if you need to see more details. Here's one of them: ruclips.net/video/aa4zgUkXNlE/видео.html
Thank you for sharing. God bless
Hi Anita
Roses are my favorite flower. I just started trying to grow them last Spring. A year later, I have 9 plants, all a different color. Now, I will attempt to grow some off of what I have. Thank you for making this easier and less scary to do!
You're welcome. I love the fragrance this variety has. If you can find a 'Blue Girl' get it. Here's another more comprehensive rose rooting video: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html
I watched this video, planted cuttings last Summer and almost every one of them rooted. One rose "stick" not only routed but even bloomed this Spring! So I've got 8 more rose bushes! Thank you for your instructions and excitement about gardening.
Thanks for sharing! So glad it worked out for you.
Your excitement most assuredly is infectious (in a good way)!!
His enthusiasm is very encouraging 😁
Hey, you answered my questions.. I have 20 "Friesia" roses in my garden along the road.. And they bring a lot of love to the people passing by with their color and smell..
Thank you!! This video is nothing but amazing! I've successfully rooted 3 cuttings, all 3 have new growth already! I just planted 3 more cuttings today and I'm confident they will root too!
So awesome! Thanks for sharing your success.
Can't wait to try this. I have a rose bush that belonged to my Mom, and I live in fear of losing it to winter kill. I'm going to propagate the heck out of it so it will live on and can eventually grow in the gardens of my brother, daughter, nephew and niece. Thanks so much for the great video!
You're so welcome, Kai! Good luck with your cuttings.
im no gardener - im just starting out, but the excitement in your commentary got me all rooted to the process! thank you for the inspiration.
LOL, nice wording. Happy to inspire you!
This was a fantastic step by step process on generating rose cuttings. Definitely worth watching and a permanent addition to my you tube library. Thank you.
You're welcome, Sheldon, and thanks for your support!
Thank you Mike! I followed your tips and I successfully propagated 3 roses from stems! After about 3 to 4 months, one of them actually produced a rose! The roots are great and I can't wait to plant them outside. I think I might do this every year! Thank so much for taking the time to share your wisdom with us!
So glad you found success with it!
@@MikeKincaid79 after roots develop, what kind of soil do you pot it in b/c high fertilizer soil will kill the tender roots base on my past failures?
@@kina1029 good question
I love that you are including your daughters in the process. They'll grow up to be happy gardeners too. Blessings to you and yours!
Thank you! You too!
Hey Mike, this is just what I needed, thank you so much! My husband bought me some beautiful roses for Valentine’s Day, and I want to propagate them to make my own rose bush. I hope it works for me as well as it did for you. Keep on the north side out of direct sun. Those roots look so strong as well. Well done Mike, wish me luck 👍🏼
Good luck! And if you need more info, I have many rose cutting videos. Here's the most comprehensive one that I've done: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html
How did your roses come out? 🌹I was hoping to try it out myself!
I want to o the same with my 23th aniversary roses!!!
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I have been gardening for 38 years and I tell you, Mike, your instinct is right on the spot. Good job!
Thank you so much, Hamideh! That means a lot coming from someone so experienced.
I can’t remember who said it, but, I love the quote “don’t be mad that a rose bush has thorns... be happy that a thorn bush has roses”. I learned a lot from this! Roses are in my future! Hope you’re healing up well! 🌹
I absolutely love that, Jacey! I'm writing it down and it's going on my inspiration wall. Thank you!
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Very nice quote
I've seen it contributed to Abraham Lincoln.
purr fect. Sort of like don't be mad that your cat has claws, be glad the claws have fur and purrr.
I just wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video. I started propagating my roses in November in NY just for fun by following your steps and currently, I have had a 25% success rate! Not bad for a newbie during a chilly winter. So happy and proud!
That’s great! So happy for your success.
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Great video. One of the things I am proud of accomplishing is rooting a rose slip and getting to see the bush bloom for the first time.
This guy is good. He is a natural and the presentation is so full of life, with the added effects of those sweet little daughters.
You are so kind, Shashank!
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What a wonderful tute.. I've been wanting to root cuttings for forever.. Your girls are sweet..
I love that you explain why you’re doing what you’re doing. A lot of gardening videos just say do this not this: but this was really detailed
I appreciate that! It's my goal to help you guys understand what's going on so you can be successful.
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How wonderful to be able to grow your own Rose's! I've never seen the process before but it was fascinating to see. Your helpers are daring and so smart! What a great Father and gardener. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much and have fun in your garden!
Rooting hormone?
I used this exact method a year ago from a clipping I got from my neighbor, and now I have my very own French Rose bush! Smells great. Thank you for the informative and easy to follow video series, Mike!
Wonderful!
This was so unbelievably helpful! I tried this with one of our more rare park-roses, and it worked like a charm! I even went as far as to try this method with other kinds of cuttings, like Honeysuckle, and they too rooted very quickly. I even planted the latter in a transparent orchid pot just to see the roots develop, and they were visible within 2 weeks!
Awesome, glad to hear it!
I'd been looking around for something detailed and intelligent on this topic for a while - so glad I found you.
I'm so glad you found me too, Suzanne! Have fun in the garden this spring.
I run trails regularly and love everything, anything that brings flowers in my garden. My store bought roses, about 12 of them sit majestically along the driveway. For 25 years I’ve attempted to grow them. After this fantastic video, I really think I can. Will update in a couple of months. Thank you so very much ! Sonny
Your video is the most informative I’ve found on YT! I’ve taken two cuttings and within a week both of them have began getting new growth!
Wonderful!
I always wondered if Rose's could be rooted successfully, now I know😃thank you
Your daughter's are adorable it's nice to see them helping you
Love how excited you get talking about your passion. You got me thinking of doing the same. Thanks for the inspiration!
It's the only way to live!
What's a rooting hormone?
I have rooted roses from cuttings successfully over the years. I never leave so many leaves and I never let the leaves touch the sides of the cover due to potential fungus. I have also set them straight into the garden to root with a cover. I enjoyed the video.
I wondered about just setting them up in the actual garden, using this system. Cool, info to know. Thank you😊. Have a great day👍👍🇨🇦.
Omg I've watching your videos over and over. Last year I tried propagating crepe myrtles and fail on my face. I found your channel a month or so ago.. I've tried everything you were doing..... A TOTAL SUCCESS.. ROOTS EVERYWHERE.. You are a great teacher... I've got a lot of varieties rooting thanks to you...
Thank you
this video came not a moment too soon. since we're moving, i was hoping to take a cuttings of my rose bush to the new house. thanks!!!
I love your excitement!!! When I am teaching someone about a particular gardening technique, I feel the same. I can hear the excitement in my voice! I love to share!!!! Carry on!
Thank you for sharing this info. I’ll try it on my 25 yr old rose.
Love this video not only was it educational I love the fact you're teaching your daughters early but your enthusiasm is totally contagious I'm overjoyed that you have roots LOL
Happy to spread the enthusiasm! Thanks for watching, Connie.
thank you from my garden in New Zealand, i have 40 year old roses and their smell is amazing, will follow your way so everybody can have some
That would be a fun project, spreading a 40 year old rose around the neighborhood. Good luck and have fun with it!
The key is rooting hormone. After removing the thorns, I go even further by lightly scaping the lower end of the stem to encourage more roots from the "wound". Also, I have made new plants by planting them directly into the ground and not using a plastic cover. Here in NY state, I have done this in the fall when weather is not hot anymore and it is relatively cool, but still weeks from a frost. By spring, the cutting is established and has new growth sprouting. Everyone should try to make cuttings of roses, especially if you have an heirloom rose bush! 🌹
Thanks for mentioning that about the cuttings in fall. Once the wood is more hardened off, it can hold up well without as much humidity. I agree, everyone should be doing this!
Does it matter what kind of hormone?
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I have used rooting hormone for my butterfly bush. Thanks for the tip on scaping.
Hello Larry and Mike, would you please be be able to mention the best rooting hormone brand for roses? Thank you so much!
:) its us gardeners that start literally jumping with joy when we see plants rooting, new flowers,plants that you had given up come back to life...
Isn't it so much fun!
@@MikeKincaid79 yes it is:) .love your videos ,hope one day my garden is thriving and abundant too.
These rose cuttings rooted amazingly fast, very impressive. I love seeing your wonderful little helpers and I'm sure they are loving spending time with dad. Now I think I have to root some roses too ...I've already got the rooting hormone! Thanks for the very informative video Mike, you have totally given me the propagation bug (it's extremely contagious)!
Happy to infect you Margie!
Great info and enthusiasm, lovely to see your girls joining in. So moving to hear people talking about roses that have been in their family for years. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
I remember living at Carolina Beach, NC. I had some fantastic roses on one end of the porch but nothing at the other. I cut a few branches of each bush and just stuck them in the ground on the empty side. No root tone just sandy soil. They all took, stayed true to color and flourished beautifully! Great video, cool family!
Awesome, and thanks!
Nice seeing a local watching this. Wilmington, NC here.
I think this was the most wonderful and perfect education on how to root roses (and frankly, just about any plant), and presented in such a cool and clear way. Hats off to you sir!
Thanks so much, Jon! Glad you enjoyed the video.
You guys who freak out over plants being treated in such a manner should watch some videos on bonsai. You should see the way you can split trees in half and do the same with their root balls to create two trees and other such extreme operations. I know some plants are more sensitive than others but most can take a whole lot of 'abuse' and just go on thriving. You just need to know what a plant can't handle so you don't cross that threshold.
Your videos are great by the way. Thanks. May Christ Jesus bless and keep you and yours.
I loooove bonsais!!!😍
THANKS SO MUCH!!! I have Roses my grandmother;s family brought from Germany when they moved to America around 1880.
Awesome! I know what you'll be doing this spring!
Thank you Mike, for making a wonderful video! I have been wanting to root cuttings from my own rose bushes, but did not know how until I learned from you. You're a great teacher!
Thanks so much, Sandra! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your cuttings and have fun in the garden!
Which powder did you use?
In 1978, for my 18th birthday, my father gave me a grandiflora rose bush. It has been transplanted a handful of times and is in our flowerbed at our current house. Last year, I rooted a cutting from it using your method, Mike. Two weeks ago, I planted the successful, first attempted propagation of my grandiflora Queen Elizabeth rose bush in the front flowerbed! On that day I took 3 more cuttings from the original because I want to give some to my daughter and son-in-law for their new home. More success, please! Thank you, Mr. Kincaid. What you have shared means so much. 👩👧
Awe, that’s so great to hear Elizabeth! I’m so glad you’ve been successful with it and can pass your family rose along to the next generation.
@@MikeKincaid79 hello, I feel so hopeful! Two of the last three cuttings have done well and I was wondering, would it be best to let them winter-over indoors? That's what I did with last year's cutting because my husband thought it would be a good idea. By the way, Mike, it now has its second bud about to blossom! The first flower was huge, healthy and so beautiful!
Mike: Thanks for all the detailed info. I planted a tea rose last year and the blooms this year are amazing. It was one of only a couple of plants that made it through our two weeks straight of 105 degree weather and continued to bloom in spit of it. I was surfin' these videos to find out how to take cuttings so I could grow more. Your video was the best, most thorough video I have found. I got my jugs cut, filled with potting soil and water and will proceed to my cuttings and plantings in the morning. Thanks again.
No problem, glad to help! I've got several other rose propagation videos if you're interested. Have fun with it and good luck with your roses!
Thank you so much for this video! This is literally the only video I found on rose cuttings that actually shows how to make the cuttings! Also, it's so great to see you get your kiddos involved. My daughter also really enjoys helping to take care of our plants. Just one question for you - how do you over-winter those roses? Do you bring them indoors? Do you plant them in the ground in fall? How do they stand up to winter?
So glad you enjoyed the video! I just leave these roses in my hoophouse through the winter. It's not heated and both ends are open so they go dormant and freeze hard as a rock. As long as the plants you're working with are cold hardy to your area, you should be ok leaving them outside. If you live in an exceptionally cold climate then you can put them in a shed or garage for protection but keep the soil moist.
Thank you for this tutorial, i’ve followed it step by step and i’m now 1 week into Propagating my late grandmother’s roses, i’ve got a great build up of Humidity, i’m in Sydney Australia so it’s summer here. Thank you and fingers crossed it all goes well.
You're welcome for the tutorial and I wish you the best of luck, Brendan!
Mike Kincaid i’m happy to say 7 weeks later and i’ve repotted my ROOTED roses! 3 out of my 4 stems made it. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your tutorial! I could not have done this without you.
You're so generous to share this kind of stuff, Thank you Mr.Kincaid
My pleasure!
thank you, Mike and girls! I loved every bit. Most of all, your enthusiasm is contagious! Must follow for more smiles and wonderful information. I'm so excited as i start to add roses to my garden and learn how to care for these garden gems.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching and hanging out on the channel. Have fun in the garden!
“This is the money shot”. You are fantastic!!
LOL, thanks Mary!
Hello Mary
You make doing stuff like this doable and not so scary. Thanks, Mike!
Sweet!!! That's my goal!
So glad I found this. My grandparents are now both passed, and they had cuttings from their mothers' roses in their yard. I plan on propagating clippings from both for each of my siblings. ❤
Really cool! Good luck and have fun.
I am so happy I found your channel & I am excited to try to propagate some roses! A friend has a “discontinued“ rose that I’m absolutely in love with, but cannot buy anywhere. I have a bunch of cuttings from her ❤️. Now I am off to the store to find some ‘fine fir bark’!! Not sure what that is but I’m on a mission! Thanks for your great energy and enthusiasm. I think I will be binge watching all your videos 😁😁 🌹🌹
Thanks so much for the nice comment and I'm glad to hear your excitement for rooting your roses! Don't get too focused on the rooting medium. Just make sure it drains well and is inert. Sand will work well too if you can't find the finely ground fir tree bark. For added insurance, you can spray the cuttings and rooting medium with an antifungal spray. Good luck and have fun!
your kids are absolutely lovely. Great job getting them involved.
Thank you so much.
This was a great video and it answered all the questions I had in my mind. Thank you, sir.
God bless your little daughters.
Glad it was helpful, Amal!
love your video. years ago i started my roses by putting them under large glass milk containers and was very sucessful . thank you for bringing back your propagation techniques for rose rooting.
You're welcome Dennis. Love the milk container idea. You don't see glass containers anymore, haha.
How do you vent the milk container
We get half gal milk in rectangular glass containers, i have one that I would like to try on a rose my Gramma gave me in 1972. She has gone to Heaven but the rose is,still going strong in a container,.
I never planted it in the ground bec i never wanted to leave it when and if i moved. But now Im not planning on moving anywhere so it would be great to have a few rooted in the ground
Oh my gosh ty Mike. After only 1 week my rose cuttings have new growth coming off the stem. This means the world to me. Wish I could send you a picture
You can send all the pictures you want on the "I love plant propagation" Facebook page. Just answer all the questions to get in, it's automatic.
Mike, this is the first video of yours I've seen. I was attracted by the whole idea of propagating roses (and I have some of those very fragrant purplish pink ones!), and you made it easy! I also LOVE that you have your girls in there gardening with you--if only all families did this, how much better off we'd all be! :-)
A million times better, lol. Glad you found the channel and welcome to the family, Elise!
Thank you for making the video, Mike. I enjoy the energy in your narration, you make a very popular public speaker.
Thanks so much, Mary! I love making these videos for you.
Loved the smiles on the two girls when dad gave then a little hug. Priceless!
Thank you for the simplicity. We have lost thousands of rands purchasing roses. I simply love roses. I certainly will try this method.
If you liked this video, I made another updated one about roses and posted it yesterday. Here ya go and have fun: ruclips.net/video/y_1fUrMhCpg/видео.html
Man..... Absolutely beautiful. I'm totally gonna try that. Funny. I've never seen a guy get so excited over plants. Awesome job my lil green thumb buddy. Thanx so much 4 sharing. I've been wanting 2 root roses 4 my mama who luvs roses. Thanx so much. may U & Ur cute lil family have a blessed day
Lucky wife, and lucky girls, to have a man in their lives that loves cultivating roses!!
Ikr, my friend who first told me about the beauty David Austen roses, and showed me pics of hundreds of them, she has most of them, said her husband cares for them. I was *sigh* I weakened my back this year trying to move them around in pots on the sack truck 😅 Imagine having a man doing all that, I'd think I'd won the lotto haha!
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you love the roses, so do I. I wish the sky would rain down roses.
What beautiful little helpers. Thank you for this video as I have always had trouble growing cuttings from my beloved roses.
No problem! Good luck and have fun in the garden.
Thank you for instructions on rose cuttings which i will try. i had 80% success with Fig cuttings which I was so pleased with and was able to give cuttings to a number of friends.Your video's are clear and fun to watch. John Malachowski Nr Cambridge England
Thanks for saying so John. Really glad you enjoy the videos and have had success rooting your figs.
This was a great tutorial for a beginner like me! My grandfather gave me some rose clippings from his garden and I'd hate to see them just wilt and die. Will be saving this video so I can keep track of each step, thanks again!
Glad to help and good luck with your clippings.
Absolutely loved this video! I am currently working on a rose garden and they've always been my favorite flowers. They're also my middle name as well as my grandmothers so I feel especially connected! Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤️
So cool! Roses are a beautiful plant. Have fun with your project and good luck.
I love ❤️, Flower names , sadly I wasn’t given one 🌹
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This is the best video on rose propagation I've seen. Love your enthusiasm and encouragement!
Your enthusiasm is infectious, just watching your vids makes me want to take up gardening
You should, it's a lot of fun.
That's wonderful! Growing and caring for a Betel Leaf plant can be a rewarding experience. It's a versatile plant that not only adds beauty to your garden but also offers medicinal and culinary benefits.
Thank you for showing the whole growth process. I loved this. As a beginning gardener I think i can do this. At least I'm willing to try.
Yes Very Good that he Shows the Whole Process on one Video. Anyone can Do this, Mike is a Great Teacher. Not too Quick & not Long & Boring. Perfect timing & pace. Explains Clearly & shows each stage.
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That's great! I watched this a couple months ago and tried it with a miniature rose from a grocery store bouquet. It worked great, and it's now outside and growing very well.
This is me too @cuddlebunny I bought one rose bush, (that’s all I can afford), and hope to propagate so I can have more bushes.
Mike! Thanks for this video!! I planted some cuttings last month and I haven’t checked for roots yet, but I’ve got brand new leaves growing, which I’m pretty sure means there are new roots bringing water and life to the cuttings. I’ll SOOOO EXCITEDDDDD!!! 🤪🤩
I love it! That's exciting when you start seeing new growth! Good job, Patrice. Don't change anything up yet, just continue to let them do their thing until you know you have good roots and then slowly acclimate them to less humidity.
@@MikeKincaid79 thanks Mike - will do!!
Now I know why my rose cuttings didn't take... Thank you so much
Love from Ireland 🇮🇪
Love to my family on the other side of the pond!
I love the excitement of the roots showing lol crossing my fingers on my cuttings growing so beautifully ❤
FYI: They generally say to use a pencil to make your hole for your cutting so you don’t knock off the root hormone powder. Excellent video that I really enjoyed because it has literally been 25 years since I last did rose cuttings in Boston & ironically it was with purple roses. I was doing Lagerfeld, Heirloom, & Sterling Silver if my memory is correct. Lol. I was trying to cross some too, but we had an issue with deer as well. Lol. Thanks for the video! You have excellent speaking skills, articulate & enunciate well for this hearing impaired person, & are knowledgeable.
Thank you, Sherri, I really appreciate it! Glad you're enjoying the videos and have fun in the garden!
I have a sterling silver rose that my mom planted 40 yrs ago.
It is so nice!
You have an excellent voice for a career in broadcasting. I'm new at gardening . You made it easy to understand and interesting. Thank You.😁
Wow, thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. I had an uncle in sports broadcasting. Maybe it's in the genes, lol.
Absolutely agree!