Propagating Fuschia Cuttings in Water - How to grow FREE Fuschia Plants - With Results
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2020
- An important top tip which I forgot to mention in the video: Be sure to pinch out any emerging flower buds that appear at the top of the cuttings whilst they are in water (either pinch them off with your fingers or cut them) - this ensures all the energy is channelled to the formation roots!
Also, if roots are slow, reduce leaves per stem to one leaf (instead of two).
The best time to start this process is in spring.
Finally, be patient! 
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I love this fuschia plants,the flowers looks like a dancing ballerinas in white skirt and pink top,so lovely 🥰
I love this view of them! 😊
They are super easy using moist jiffy pellets, small cuttings placed in a sealed bag out of direct sun in a warm area. They root in days, about 14 days. I've not had a single failure. I do it just to give away and as a hobby thing as I love gardens, plants and nature.. You can even make a standard in two seasons from a cutting, better than any standard you will see in garden centres.Those pellets will make harder to propagate plants a breeze too. I think many failures happen as people use compost and it's too wet for cuttings.
I want a few of these for my front yard next summer. They’re so lovely ❤️❤️
Always put my cuttings in compost but will try this the lads down the pub will be well pleased when i hand them out!
Such a beautiful plant! Great tips! Thank you for sharing 💜
OMG. Very useful video. Learned it. Thanks for sharing.🙏
Wow these fuschia are so gorgeous. I wish I could grow them like you. Thank you for the tips will give it a try. 👍👍
those fuschia are so beautiful with lovely shades of red and white..you have explained very well on how to grow the plant at home..will be watching this video again and again when i grow the plant
Thanks for the great tips, you have a wonderful voice and presentation style❤️🇨🇦
They look beautiful! I love this vlog, keep it up!👍👍
They look great. Im always learning new things on this channel
I love Fuchsias one of my favourites and so easy to grow from cuttings.
Thank you very much for this propagation video xx I love it xx
very nice tutorial
I propagated some fuchsia cuttings this spring and they are doing really well.
Wonderful 🤗...did you use a water or soil method?
I love Fuschia! Thanks so much for sharing 😊
Absolutely a great ,easy to follow video! Thank you so much! Many free gift ideas ahead!❤
You are so welcome!
Can't beat a good Fuschia in flower. Nice vid.
Wow! 😍😍 they are indeed gorgeous. I Have not seen that. Lovely.
Your collection of flower plants is really good, my brother, I really like to share
Lovely. Thanks for the tips.
Fuschias were a real favourite of my old mum.......really not a favourite of mine but I grow one or two trailing varieties each year in pots or baskets as mum loved them so much!!
All the best
Grandpa Paul
Beautiful fuschia flowers 👍🏻
Wow so beautiful planting. Nice flowers 🎉❤🎉❤ good job
Nice Plant's I do admire you guys love to plant's and gardening...thank's sharing love love
Very nice video! I love Fuschia.
Lovely to find your channel. God bless you. 😊
Beautiful and colour full flowers
1 of my favorite plants. New subscriber here. Thanks for sharing.
They are so beautiful 🌸🤗
Thank you! I love my fuschia but we are moving home soon and I was looking for a way to propagate some to take to our new home! Very helpful!!
Wonderful! Start the process in spring if you can.... all you need is water!
@@westlondongardener4476 I'm in Australia and it's early summer here. I took several cuttings yesterday after I watched your video. I have them standing in water and my fingers are crossed!
awesome video
Innovative idea . Thanks a lot.
great tips my friend. thanks for sharing
It look so grwest, keep busy and stay cool.
Really great information, well done! This is a lovely plant with beautiful blooms, I’d love to get my hands on some. Happily subscribing, I’m always excited to meet a fellow plant lover!
Yaaayyy... just had a peak at your channel and it looks wonderful. Will be subscribing now and look forward to sharing knowledge and tips and expanding the plant community😍😍😍😘😘🤣😘🤗🤗🤗🤗
West London Gardener Aww thanks so much! I’m really looking forward to sharing knowledge as well 🥰💚
Beautiful and lovely presentation Friend obrigado 💕💓
nice to watch your video wishing you a lot of health and many great videos I will always support you
First like -- great method to increase Fuschia stock ..👍
Thanks for your wonderful support 🤗
Wow... beautiful ...nice video .. .
Very useful INFORMATION Thanks
Wow such a beautiful plants,nice BIG THUMPS UP also sending my full support of you my friend thanks for sharing,@ full Watched
Oh i love this, love flowers any pink colors. Thanks for sharing this, new friend here, i wish i could make my own mini garden with lots of flowers...
Fuschia really are gorgeous....even if you don't have a garden you could try growing a herb garden if you wanted the planting experience 🥰
Healthy beautiful plant, I don't have much of flowers varieties in my terrace garden, going to add more
Having a nice variety will mean you always have something in bloom 🥰🥰
Class subbed loved the video
I did mine in a pot of compost, I never thought of using water. Maybe you could try Jasmine using this technique...
You are a natural teacher my friend, great voice over video.
It looks like the thinner cuttings produce more roots that is a good tip!
All the best
Steve
Interesting u say that....teaching is my profession 🤭🤭 spot on!
@@westlondongardener4476 Thanks Miss 🙂
Thanks for my free fuschia , I am going to plant it in the front garden
Pleasure 😘
Wow beautiful plant 👍 friend 👌
I love fuschia flower.. Nice very nice. Stay connected 😊😊
Thank you!!!!
Very helpful
Interesting and informative vlog dear big like
Wow so pretty fushia 😍and explained very well about it's propagation 😊happily liked and thanks for sharing friend ☺stay connected 😀
Thanks for your support...yes, we certainly will stay connected 🤗🤗🤗
Amazing 💕 thank you ever so much
Its look like so beautiful... GodBless
helpful ..thanks for sharing
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Wonderful plants good Luck stay connected 👍🌟♥️
Thatz amazing
Wow this is so helpful ❤️ I didn’t even know Fuschia can grow from cutting... thank you so much for sharing ❤️🙂
So beautiful flowers mam....video is too good....👌😊 🤝🤝🤝
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Very informative friend.. thank you for sharing...big like... Stay connected
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Hello, how long will it take for these plants to bloom after theyve rooted?
Well come friend
Hello new frend
Nice plant..
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6lk n very nice n beautiful uploading dear...😊😊
Awww thank you 🤗🤗
Thankyou for sharing tips. What is the white stuff you added to the soil?
Thanks for sharing... new friend here, stay connected
Hi, Im in Perth West Australia, been here 60 years from Manchester originally, I found your page while looking for how to take cuttings, thank you very much.
I have a fuchsia which has got away from me in that it is almost 3 mars tall and VERY straggly !!!!, do you have any guidance for me to follow on how to prune / trim, it is a prolific flowerer and I don't want to kill it ???.
WE are about in the middle of Autumn here and Im not sure of the best time , Im thinking Winter, but as its very mild here it even flowers in winter ????,
Hope you can help, many thanks, I'm off to take some cuttings now !!!!!
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Nice sharing dear
Take SMALLER cuttings, they set roots much quicker. Best early in season, harder late season.
There Are thousand varieties, and by pinching shoots you skape them as you like.
NB!!!!!! Must overwinter inside in winter, they dont tolerate frost, except a couple of varieties.
I live in icy vold Norway, and have a collection of around 30 varieties.
Remember, the Fuchsias thrive best in shade or halfshade.
Good luck!!! 🥰
The garden looks great .. and gardening idea's superb ...so inspiring this.. your video full watching and good information sharing....... now your chhenal i subscribe ..👍👍🙏🙏
Very nice video new friend stay connected thank you
First time looking this beautiful flower plant. Want to buy it
Great to hear...if u can find a hardy variety go for that so you can enjoy it year on year 😍😍
I have some that rooted (1/2" to 1" long) in water and some didn't yet. It's now getting cold in WA state (pacific northwest) and they're indoors in water. My question is How long can I keep them in water rooted as I'd like to wait as long as possible to plant them in pots (i.e. perhaps early spring when it's possible for them to survive outdoors and mature). Or should I pot them in soil ASAP and keep them indoors until winter is over? Thank you!
Great to hear 😃you could potentially leave them in water as long as they look happy. If they have decent roots i would personally pot them up, and keep the compost moist in first week to help them adapt. Leave the unrooted ones in water as they might need more time.
Do you propagate indoors?
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Hi your recommendation for the Claire Austin was spot on, thanks. I'd like to ask for some more advice, if I may... I am going to plant some fuchsia this year but I was wondering how do I make the fuchsia bushy? Thanks
Hi Nayan so glad to hear you are enjoying your claire austin...i'm looking forward to the blooms this year! 💗💗As for the Fucshia...... my mum lightly prunes her in spring and it bounces back really well... the cuttings that i propagated in this video are really big plants now...so i will experiment with them this season and report back any findings, im going to try pinching out tips to see if that works 😃
@@westlondongardener4476 I've just bought some trailing fuchsias online, I can't wait to get them planted in the baskets. Bring on summer I say
@@nayanmistry4641 absolutely....ohhh lovely....hopefully we can share tips 😊😊😊
Very coolerfull flowers new friend stay connecte
Welcome new friend 🤗
Hi, thanks for the video. What variety of fuchsia have you shown here in the video please. Thanks
Hi Nayan...im really not sure as my mum.has had it for years... but its defibetly a hardy variety.
@@westlondongardener4476 thanks, I will try and see what hardy varieties are out there
What is the best temperature for planting it ? My fuchsia turned to a wooden plant only no leaves nor flowers
They should be able to cope with summer heat but not extreme heat. Yesterday in london it was 37 degrees celcius and many of my fuschia flowers heads dried in the extreme heat. They may also turn woody due to not being rooted properly, irregular watering or being in the shade. It might also bw due to location - they can tolerate partial shade but generally require full sun.
West London Gardener thanks a lot ! I will follow your tips
What time of year can this be done?
Hi Dave, this is best done in spring to early- mid summer, when the plant is in active growth💚
You put quite a few in the same pot. Did you separate them again or just leave them all .
Hi jules 💗 yes i kept the in the same pot to give a nice full plant, but i did pot it up (gave it a bigger pot) later. You could just as easily spilt the plant in half once its grown on to get 2 full plants. Hope this helps xx
@@westlondongardener4476 thank you I'll try that way then. I've tried rooting powder and no success so I'll have a go at water. Thanks for talking slowly in video makes it more easier to follow unlike some. Have a great weekend x
@@jules1990 appreciate your good vibes my dear 💗💗🤍🤍
Very beautiful blooms how do they smell
I think they are more eye candy than fragrant 🤭
West London Gardener Thank you
May i know the month of Propagating Fuchsia Cuttings please
Hi, I started this in the spring around April time...but i also have started some in August and still waiting for an outcome!
Wow Beautiful #soumgardening
I agree 😍😍
Is it better to root it in water or potting soil?
It really depends on your preference. These flowers i rooted in water are currently in bloom and very beautiful - so it definitely works. The advantage of water is that you can see the roots more easily. But if you prefer trying in potting soil then go for it! Whatever method you use, be sure to pinch out/remove any flower buds that form whilst in water or soil...so all energy goes into root formation.
@@westlondongardener4476 thanks. I'm looking to l do some fuschias and some l evergreen plants. Don't know l what they l are called but the are very slow growing bush type things. Could you use rooting powder in the water? I'd there any way of accelerating the process? Lastly, cutting base of the stem, should it be at a 45 or 60 degree under or through the node? Or can you cut straight?
@@rickysingh616 i think rooting powder might just wash away....but theres no harm in trying! In the tutorial i cut the stem straight across and it worked, but an angled cut would probanly provide more surface area for roots to develop - so try angled. You could also do an experiment - some cuttings in water and some in potting mix! See which method you prefer!
@@westlondongardener4476 thanks, you're a legend. Will try a few styles 👍
OMG this is one of my fav plant. I grew it once years ago before i moved
and how I hardly see it
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