About 8 months ago you reported 50% perished. Have you actually potted any of the survivors? And… After this experience, which is best specifically for bay leaf cuttings, water rooting or going to sandy soil for rooting? Thanks for sharing your experience.
unfortunately, i did not follow up with update video - i left it for too long and eventually lost the footage. i remember about 50% were succesfull. they were potted and given away to friends and neghbours. for bay leaves i had similar success with other rooting techniques. my preference is rooting in water as for me it is easier to follow what is going on. the trouble with bay leaves is that the whole process lasts much longer then for example figs or lavander, it takes 3-4 months, depending on temperature. so, patience is important as well as changing water regulary.. right now, i am rooting bay leaves from seeds, which also takes very long (similar) time. however, i did not take any footage this time.. i suggest you to try all possible techniques and work out which one works the best for your circumstances.. i hope this helps.. thank you for watching :)
For the first little while after you snip a plant, before it grows roots, having too many leaves can pull too many nutrients into sustaining the leaves instead of building roots, so snipping some of the leaves (leaving enough for photosynthesis) can force the plant to build roots in order to survive, instead of just keeping the existing leaves alive
why did you remove some of the bark at the bottom with your knife? Thank you
i removed it to help roots to come out easier, thx for watching!
About 8 months ago you reported 50% perished.
Have you actually potted any of the survivors?
And…
After this experience, which is best specifically for bay leaf cuttings, water rooting or going to sandy soil for rooting?
Thanks for sharing your experience.
unfortunately, i did not follow up with update video - i left it for too long and eventually lost the footage. i remember about 50% were succesfull. they were potted and given away to friends and neghbours. for bay leaves i had similar success with other rooting techniques. my preference is rooting in water as for me it is easier to follow what is going on. the trouble with bay leaves is that the whole process lasts much longer then for example figs or lavander, it takes 3-4 months, depending on temperature. so, patience is important as well as changing water regulary.. right now, i am rooting bay leaves from seeds, which also takes very long (similar) time. however, i did not take any footage this time.. i suggest you to try all possible techniques and work out which one works the best for your circumstances.. i hope this helps.. thank you for watching :)
Why did you dip the stems in cinnamon powder? Thank you🎉
cinnamon powder is antibacterial. thx for your comment!
Great video thanks!
Glad you liked it!
In the next episode (which should be in about 10 weeks) I will show you the progress - hopefully by then some of the cuttings will root
You did not show the progress ☹️
@@vanjosh7763 because all cuttings died 🥹
Any update on this one?
@@CrisostomoIbarraMI6 sorry, i forgot to put update video :/
@@fignutofficial how many rooted
Thanks for the vid
hi, any update onthis video?
I will post an update video soon. about 1/2 of cuttings were successful... thx for watching
Hi. Did You issue the next episode. I do not find it!
no, i forgot to do it :/
Why did you cut part of the leaf off?
For the first little while after you snip a plant, before it grows roots, having too many leaves can pull too many nutrients into sustaining the leaves instead of building roots, so snipping some of the leaves (leaving enough for photosynthesis) can force the plant to build roots in order to survive, instead of just keeping the existing leaves alive
@@ellavonbuskirk2928I think they meant cutting the leaves in half that are still attached to the cutting
I am in jamaica how can i get this bay leaf
I am in jamaica,i have a tree in my yard that i got it from a friend,it grows here thou,i
Pwede po ba bihili ako ng laurel plant at mga dahon.How i wish na magkakaroon ako ng halaman na to. Salamat po
Hello!
I'm in Vietnam, I want to buy bay laurel plant, can you help me?
sorry, i'm in europe, i'm not sure if you can send plants overseas. try garening websites, they may be able to help you.. thx for watching my videos 🙂
@@fignutofficial Thật khó khăn để có cây giống! Cảm ơn bạn nhiều!
good info but too long ... one or two samples not ten
Result 🤔
i lost the footage :/ - sorry
Plantas muertas....
Add copper wire in the ground @electroculture
Any news?
Where's the roots?
Don’t show me a every single stem cutting. Take too long
And?
Bibili po
How can I order this plant 🪴 ❤
Hi Belinda, try in your local garden centre.. thank you for watching !