I tried the honey and cinnamon together. It tasted very good so I drank it. Now there are two of me. Thanks for the tips. We will be growing more plants. :) Good video
Exactly what I was looking for, someone who came back and shared. I will attempt all of them in a few, and try to come back, also, and share results. TY!
This is one of the most helpful gardening channels I have watched. I am an amateur gardener. I have always enjoyed growing plants to put indoors or on my porch, but I moved in with my parents and now we have a garden. We grow corn, tomatoes, okra, wildflowers, and tropical plants in the shade like elephants ears and cannas. I really like your channel because it has helpful information with clear instructions and explanations that I can share with my family 🌺🌺🌺
@@dr.parasdayma2759 yes . But more importantly plain water is enough for Tulsi. Keep it in shade and give like 30 mins of sunlight every day. You will start to see new leaf growth before root growth. As you see new leaf growth. Put it into soil and keep the soil damp with just 30 min sunlight. But Tulsi from seeds grow, faster, bigger and healthier with leafs the size of 3 inches during the initial growth period. A well grown tulsi plant can gave a bark or a trunk of a body in the width of whopping 1 to 1.5 inch.
Thank you so much for your generous recommendations as I have never realised that I have all these rooting stuffs but never know how to put into good use. Thank you once again. 🙏🙏
I love how you specify growing hormones before basically just stating most cutting need more protection than help. Keeping bacteria back and keeping fungus back helps. Happy gardening!!!
@@patriciahazeltine9986 Aloe works well..keep the stem in water for two days..apply aloe gel and plant the cutting in wet soil..cover the plant with any polythene bags keep it away from direct sunlight..water the soil only if it is dry..after some days u will see new leaves.
Wonderful tips. I have most of these items already in house. No More Searching around for rooting stimulants It time to start propagating some more fig trees and blue berry bushes.
Asprin is actually something plants produce naturally. And watering your plant with asprin water helps strengthen the immune system of the plant. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
It is also a natural fungicide. I once spent hundreds of dollars trying to save a prized sentimental rose bush. Nothing helped it was eat up with black fungus, I did everything nothing helped.... subscribed to organic gardening magazine and the editorial was about aspirin and benefits for sick plants...did what the article said and viola..my rose bush began to flourish once again and the fungus subsided and I had the cure all along in my medicine cabinet without knowing. Aspirin can burn up a plant if not used correctly though, so use carefully for fungus.
Wonderfully made , produced and edited video , I really don't think this could have been any better ... No blaring or crazy music ; has just the right tone and volume of everything , the transitioning from point to point and visual editing was perfect and , plus , the information and advise being provided is spot on 1000% correct... I've never seen or even heard of you or your videos until just now and clearly you know what your talking about because I too have a nack for growing things ( especially tomatoes and cucumbers 🤣) but I like trying different and weird ways to grow things and one of the weirdest but definitely one of the best results and also one of the absolute coolest ways to start a plant from a seed or clippings is to put it inside a whole unpeeled banana .... Just stick the seed inside the middle of a banana and set it in the window for a around 10 days and out pops a little seedling every single time and it does pretty good with cloning / transplants also , you just use a small stick or something to poke a long skinny hole in the banana long ways about two inches deep and then put the banana in the ground ... You just stick your clippings into the banana and let it do the rest but the best part out of everything is , your crop (especially if your plant started as a seed inside a banana) will have a really nice but weird tasting 🤔🤨 banana flavored aftertaste hahaha.. it's weird in tomatoes and even you really can't tell that much on the tomato really , YOU DEFINITELY CAN in the cucumbers 😂😂😂😂😂... I don't know if it's the acids in the tomato that pretty much over power the banana taste or what's happening there but the cucumbers took on a strong banana aftertaste and we're sweet instead of zesty and tangy haha .. It's actually not that good or to me anyways but everyone else seemed to enjoy it but I didn't really care for it but I love sitting on my wagon and eating my cucumbers right off the vine with some salt hahahaha ... I had built a decent sized little wagon and put a large wooden stick frame to tie everything up with on top and I had 7 or 8 five gallon buckets with different stuff in each one and I would roll the wagon around by hand chasing the sun and let me tell you it was super heavy , awkward and hard to move and especially if it rained in the last few days haha but my favorite thing out of all of it was coming home after work and sitting there eating the cucumbers right off the vine 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'd get off work and get the salt shaker and go sit on my wagon in the shade and eat a bunch of raw vegetables 🤣🤣🤣🤣... Anyhow , enough babbling , sorry , haha but a banana helps no matter what stage your plant is in just like honey but like you said about the honey and the ants , so shall the ants and everything else come for the banana so better have your neem oil out and ready after about 30 minutes of the banana going into the soil 😂😂😂... Seriously though the ants are coming and you better have some neem oil haha... That's the only downfall but if your r growing in an inside sealed grow room then all you have to worry about is the nats for a few days and then your golden 👍👍👍... We'll , sorry for the long comment but have a good one and thanks for all the great info and take care 🙏🙏🙏
Rooting hormones: 8. Your own saliva 7. Apple cider vinegar 6. Cinnamon powder 5. Willow bark 4. Pure honey 3. Aloe vera gel 2. Aspirin 350 mg 1. Mixed no.2-8 Thankyou so much... Btw, one more rooting hormone from another video: Vitamin B1.
Do not boil your water. I've done multiple experiments with it, the boiled water always gets nasty fast. You can propagate with plain tap water, no hormones are even nessassary. I've used hormones and the plain water side by side, plain tap water works best.
I have a small branch I've cut into twigs - I'm going to try a few of these methods, label them up and see what happens! Brilliantly clear video, and even better for your explanations of the reasoning behind the methods! Many thanks 🌞
@@catzlee88 I haven't checked them yet actually! I put one of them in just water and can't see any roots developing, so if any of the others have anything at all they'll be classed as a success
Excellent advice, thank you. We have been advocating the use of real honey for making cuttings in our Nursery business. Honey also has its own hormone properties by the way. Cinnamon powder is great to sprinkle around soil that has a fungus.
I know your comment is old, but since you've got a Nursery biz just wanted to comment. I just have 4 very large plants transplanted into my yard. One had a long taproot and they were not so gentle about removing it. It's not taking to transplant very well (we're only on day 2, but the other 3 look like they were never even moved, as they got the entire root bundle on them). So I've dumped honey all around it and watered it in really good. Hoping this helps stimulate the root growth!
Not knowing about the actual chemical make up, donkeys years ago my grandmother used to crush aspirins and put them in the water for Cut Flowers. They always lasted longer. So my grandmother and your facts are about 60 years apart, yet still relevant.👍
Saliva works. Some time ago I was in a garden center. There was a fig tree there and I cut a small stem and placed it in my mouth. After I got home, I placed it in a small container and low and behold, after 2 weeks, it began to grow. I now have it in my garden and enjoying figs.
Thanks for the tips. I use Aloe regularly, and often puts the cut end of edible plants in my mouth after cutting them. Now I will try honey and cinnamon.
I've always used honey, that can be purchased from almost any grocery store and its always worked for me..... I tried using honey vs a rooting agent i purchased from Amazon, and another plant where i used nothing at all. And the honey had the strongest, healthier looking root growth, second was the plant where i used nothing, third was the more expensive rooting stimulator. With the honey i had roots growing everywhere, using nothing at all i had smaller underdeveloped roots, with the hormone i hardly had any roots at all. I must add that I've always preferred air layering, and ive had a 100% success rate with honey.
Did you dip into the honey like Clonex? I use clonex and rock wool with a dome. Did clones 1 week into flower and had 23 out of 24 to root. I’m trying plain water at the moment and direct to soil with clonex but that isn’t work out too well. I will try honey. Thank you
so should I dip the cutting in honey and put them to grow in water and repeat that every time I change the water or I dip cutting in water with honey and put them direct to soil ? I just found 3 leaves philodendron brasil small branch and Its very hard to find here so I dont want to loose it . what is the best way to propagate it and by the way I had cut each leave with its own node and put them in water .
@@raniaahmed8275 basil is easy. Only water is needed. Roots will show in a few days unlike cannabis. You don’t need honey or anything, just plain water. Once the roots show and they are significant, transplant that into soil and use the honey or aloe or clonex then. Good luck !
I tried saliva and then I dipped it in ground cinnamon then in room temperature water that I collected at least 24hoursin advance. Works great, no need to change the water as the mixture keeps it antibacterial. Water will look brownish but I don't mind.
Amazing tricks! I always looked for something like this: a 100% organic, natural and cheap alternative to chemical rooting hormones. Thank you very much! :)
Hi, I want to thank you for all your helpful information regarding gardening. I came to RUclips tonight hoping to find information on propagating a rather tall, spindly Draecena marginalia I was given. Your video was most informative and helpful. I also watched this one on 8 natural rooting compounds for plant propagation. I’ve subscribed and clicked the bell for notifications. Again, thank you so much. Victoria 👩🏼🌾
I've propagated many Dracenas over the years as a horticulturist. Simplest method worked surprisingly well for me. Take 1 foot cuttings from the top of the marginata, strip off half the leaves and stick into the very edge of the soil, (assuming the plant is in a pot). Has to be the edge of the pot as that area allows extra air so the stem is only partially touching wet soil. Usually with no rooting hormones and it worked out fine. Make sure the cuttings dry out between waterings. In about a month, you should see new growth. Secret is that Draecenas hate to be water logged. You can also try cutting the original stems lower. They will often send up 2 or 3 new heads.
Lovely explanation. Many thanks. Will try the saliva and cinnamon. Cinnamon by the way is my favourite for good health. I simply loved your options for easy rooting.
Love these tops. I bought a box of aspirin just to keep inside my greenhouse. I guess I will also start keeping a pre-boiled bottle of honey water inside the greenhouse as well I have allot of cuttings now I'm trying to grow. Thanks!
Thank you - this is most helpful because I have a few herbs that I'd like to propagate but I don't want to use rooting hormones because you can't eat the herbs until one year later!!! Great information!
awesome , i dont have rooting powder, it seemed unnecessary to me, and i began to wonder what people did before that powder existed.. it must work without it! I just dipped my rose cutting in apple cider vinegar / water mix, then put aloe vera gel on them from my aloe plant, and then sprinkled with cinnamon.. all ingredients i already had a home! i hope this works !
I truly love this video. Unlike some that talk (or not) continuously without saying anything. Took a lot of notes, I just subscribed. Please do more videos. One question, why do you need boiling water for the pure honey?
Hi, Two questions: 1. After 3 days when I change the water, should I replace it with honey water etc or plain water? 2. After approximately how long can I expect to see the rooting?
I have honey (natural) and cinnamon. Another tip. Ants hate cinnamon. Sprinkle some and the ants will stay away. Soemone said once that ants work with insects to attack your plants.
Since dipping my cuttings into a pro-biotic solution (lacto bacillus) to protect them from root rot I got a very high success rate. Didn't know that cider vinegar or honey work too!
@@teslicaninb-channel5132 I got a Japanese friend who brews a very concentrated liquid pro-biotic for human use and garden use as well. He calls it Nature Formula here in New Zealand.
Thank you for the tips! Is it for any plants? In any case, I'll try these on my peach tree cuttings. Hope it works wonder! Planning to use honey and cinnamon 😅
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Very Informative. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes, Lord-Jesus-Christ com
can you make this video in hindi
How do i save my recently potted begonia from water...it had roots but now it's drooping downward...what to do please help
I tried the honey and cinnamon together. It tasted very good so I drank it. Now there are two of me. Thanks for the tips. We will be growing more plants. :) Good video
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I am being trying for long time,,,,,,no good news????
HAHAHAHA. LOL :D
For the first time in my gardening experience I managed to get 100% success in rooting by following the instructions. I'm duly excited. Thanks 🙏
Exactly what I was looking for, someone who came back and shared. I will attempt all of them in a few, and try to come back, also, and share results. TY!
Which ones did you use?
@@nowwhatwhere 2 years later, results?
This is one of the most helpful gardening channels I have watched. I am an amateur gardener. I have always enjoyed growing plants to put indoors or on my porch, but I moved in with my parents and now we have a garden. We grow corn, tomatoes, okra, wildflowers, and tropical plants in the shade like elephants ears and cannas. I really like your channel because it has helpful information with clear instructions and explanations that I can share with my family 🌺🌺🌺
Thanks so much for your feedback 🙏
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Actually will save me a lot of money . Those rooting hormones are pretty expensive for a tiny jar . Thanks a lot !
still cheaper than honey though lol
Do not boil your water, it molds fast.
These are all sketchy and not supported by any scientific evidence. Just buy the $5 rooting hormone, a little jar lasts years and has actual results.
Saliva is free 😀
This video is gold for the people who want to propagate their plants ( Myself included :D )
Thanks man!!
I find propogation, or cloning the most rewarding gardening experience other than eating the fruits of your labor and sharing with friends
I've tried the Aloe Vera method & it was successful. Thank you for the tip. My rose plant is growing healthy.
Can I use it for Tulsi also?
I’ve just planted some Rose Cuttings pressed into quartered Alor Vera into the soil. Let’s see what happens. How long would it take to grow roots?
@@dr.parasdayma2759 yes . But more importantly plain water is enough for Tulsi. Keep it in shade and give like 30 mins of sunlight every day. You will start to see new leaf growth before root growth. As you see new leaf growth. Put it into soil and keep the soil damp with just 30 min sunlight. But Tulsi from seeds grow, faster, bigger and healthier with leafs the size of 3 inches during the initial growth period. A well grown tulsi plant can gave a bark or a trunk of a body in the width of whopping 1 to 1.5 inch.
good heavens !!!! so many natural rooting harmones !!!!! why didn't anyone say this before !!!! good god, thank you for this lesson !!!!
Thank you so much for delivering your instruction in English.
I make broccoli sprouts and use the water that drains from them to root cuttings. It works amazing
What a great idea! Thx.
You actually talked. Bless your heart
Thank you so much for your generous recommendations as I have never realised that I have all these rooting stuffs but never know how to put into good use. Thank you once again. 🙏🙏
I love how you specify growing hormones before basically just stating most cutting need more protection than help. Keeping bacteria back and keeping fungus back helps.
Happy gardening!!!
I have aloe, honey, cinnamon, apple cider vinegar, aspirin, and plenty of spit...good to go!!
😂 Have you tried it yet?
I tried to root some lavender, with the aloe, so far nothing looks like it made it. But this is in Arizona, and the heat is brutal.
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@@patriciahazeltine9986 Aloe works well..keep the stem in water for two days..apply aloe gel and plant the cutting in wet soil..cover the plant with any polythene bags keep it away from direct sunlight..water the soil only if it is dry..after some days u will see new leaves.
Pls let us kniow the results
Wonderful tips. I have most of these items already in house. No More
Searching around for rooting stimulants It time to start propagating some more fig trees and blue berry bushes.
Asprin is actually something plants produce naturally. And watering your plant with asprin water helps strengthen the immune system of the plant. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Aspirin triggers a defense mechanism in plants.. making them stress and benefit in the long run.
It is also a natural fungicide. I once spent hundreds of dollars trying to save a prized sentimental rose bush. Nothing helped it was eat up with black fungus, I did everything nothing helped.... subscribed to organic gardening magazine and the editorial was about aspirin and benefits for sick plants...did what the article said and viola..my rose bush began to flourish once again and the fungus subsided and I had the cure all along in my medicine cabinet without knowing. Aspirin can burn up a plant if not used correctly though, so use carefully for fungus.
I love your channel, you arent those stupid "hacks" videos, they are ACTUAL hacks. Real ones. Not just for views. Thank you!
For my cuttings worked with willow tea, aloe and honey. Amazing tips and tricks. Thanks.
Thanks for commenting and watching!
Did u mixed these or used just one at a time
I love how people seems to have got inspiration and really good help from this video :). Cheers from Sweden :)
I tried cinnamon with honey 🍯. Yes now it's became a big Bougainvillea tree 💖
Didn't get my amazing grandmothers green thumb, so thank you. Im off to propagate myself a huge cottage garden💜blessings! You're awesome!
Bull crap..Wrong chemistry
@@moumitapahari8177 so what do u recommend, instead?
Where has this video been all my life? Awesome!
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Wonderfully made , produced and edited video , I really don't think this could have been any better ... No blaring or crazy music ; has just the right tone and volume of everything , the transitioning from point to point and visual editing was perfect and , plus , the information and advise being provided is spot on 1000% correct... I've never seen or even heard of you or your videos until just now and clearly you know what your talking about because I too have a nack for growing things ( especially tomatoes and cucumbers 🤣) but I like trying different and weird ways to grow things and one of the weirdest but definitely one of the best results and also one of the absolute coolest ways to start a plant from a seed or clippings is to put it inside a whole unpeeled banana .... Just stick the seed inside the middle of a banana and set it in the window for a around 10 days and out pops a little seedling every single time and it does pretty good with cloning / transplants also , you just use a small stick or something to poke a long skinny hole in the banana long ways about two inches deep and then put the banana in the ground ... You just stick your clippings into the banana and let it do the rest but the best part out of everything is , your crop (especially if your plant started as a seed inside a banana) will have a really nice but weird tasting 🤔🤨 banana flavored aftertaste hahaha.. it's weird in tomatoes and even you really can't tell that much on the tomato really , YOU DEFINITELY CAN in the cucumbers 😂😂😂😂😂... I don't know if it's the acids in the tomato that pretty much over power the banana taste or what's happening there but the cucumbers took on a strong banana aftertaste and we're sweet instead of zesty and tangy haha .. It's actually not that good or to me anyways but everyone else seemed to enjoy it but I didn't really care for it but I love sitting on my wagon and eating my cucumbers right off the vine with some salt hahahaha ... I had built a decent sized little wagon and put a large wooden stick frame to tie everything up with on top and I had 7 or 8 five gallon buckets with different stuff in each one and I would roll the wagon around by hand chasing the sun and let me tell you it was super heavy , awkward and hard to move and especially if it rained in the last few days haha but my favorite thing out of all of it was coming home after work and sitting there eating the cucumbers right off the vine 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'd get off work and get the salt shaker and go sit on my wagon in the shade and eat a bunch of raw vegetables 🤣🤣🤣🤣... Anyhow , enough babbling , sorry , haha but a banana helps no matter what stage your plant is in just like honey but like you said about the honey and the ants , so shall the ants and everything else come for the banana so better have your neem oil out and ready after about 30 minutes of the banana going into the soil 😂😂😂... Seriously though the ants are coming and you better have some neem oil haha... That's the only downfall but if your r growing in an inside sealed grow room then all you have to worry about is the nats for a few days and then your golden 👍👍👍... We'll , sorry for the long comment but have a good one and thanks for all the great info and take care 🙏🙏🙏
Love it
Thankyou for your comment
Thanks for the need oil tip!
My friend keep comments to a small paragraph.
Great Read!
Rooting hormones:
8. Your own saliva
7. Apple cider vinegar
6. Cinnamon powder
5. Willow bark
4. Pure honey
3. Aloe vera gel
2. Aspirin 350 mg
1. Mixed no.2-8
Thankyou so much...
Btw, one more rooting hormone from another video: Vitamin B1.
Thanks to you :)
Thanks for you
@D. Glorious aka spit
@D. Glorious yes, give them a boosh on the salvia, they will grow higher
thank you! sir! it will help me.
This is awesome! I’m just learning how to garden and I love that I don’t have to purchase rooting powder! Thank you!!
Do not boil your water. I've done multiple experiments with it, the boiled water always gets nasty fast. You can propagate with plain tap water, no hormones are even nessassary. I've used hormones and the plain water side by side, plain tap water works best.
I have a small branch I've cut into twigs - I'm going to try a few of these methods, label them up and see what happens! Brilliantly clear video, and even better for your explanations of the reasoning behind the methods! Many thanks 🌞
How’d it turn out?
@@catzlee88 I haven't checked them yet actually! I put one of them in just water and can't see any roots developing, so if any of the others have anything at all they'll be classed as a success
So what happened?
Brown twigs of many plants don't root. Take green twig cuttings.
Well? What's the verdict? Did healthy roots form?
Thx very good. I'm trying to save money and your recommendation of rooting cuttings is just what I needed. God bless you
Please consider Genesis 2:2&3. And the fourth commandment. God never changes.
Extremely good and detailed instructions. One of the best videos on cloning of plants
This is my new favourite chanel! Love it!
Excellent explanations and like how you explain the chemistry behind it 👏
Excellent advice, thank you.
We have been advocating the use of real honey for making cuttings in our Nursery business.
Honey also has its own hormone properties by the way.
Cinnamon powder is great to sprinkle around soil that has a fungus.
I know your comment is old, but since you've got a Nursery biz just wanted to comment. I just have 4 very large plants transplanted into my yard. One had a long taproot and they were not so gentle about removing it. It's not taking to transplant very well (we're only on day 2, but the other 3 look like they were never even moved, as they got the entire root bundle on them). So I've dumped honey all around it and watered it in really good. Hoping this helps stimulate the root growth!
@@OrchidFlame becareful, you may have alot of insects and/or rodents. But being your comment is 8 months old id like to know how it worked for you.
Extensive information, all natural. It's just what I'm looking for on the web. Thanks.
Yep my m used to wash my face with a a hankie with hetvsaliva on it ,the thought of it now i have 2 faces l
Not knowing about the actual chemical make up, donkeys years ago my grandmother used to crush aspirins and put them in the water for Cut Flowers. They always lasted longer. So my grandmother and your facts are about 60 years apart, yet still relevant.👍
Where are you from? I ask because you used the term "Donkeys years ago." We say this in the Caribbean. Trinidad to be exact.
Saliva works. Some time ago I was in a garden center. There was a fig tree there and I cut a small stem and placed it in my mouth. After I got home, I placed it in a small container and low and behold, after 2 weeks, it began to grow. I now have it in my garden and enjoying figs.
I did the same with a rosemary twig.
Never knew "Aspirin" is good for plants. Thanks
Thanks for the tips. I use Aloe regularly, and often puts the cut end of edible plants in my mouth after cutting them. Now I will try honey and cinnamon.
Lol
@@bbqqreen .
Your kind instructions about the roots is really very important for me to learn about the plants
I love to do it myself. Thanks from Thailand.
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omg I will try all of these. cause it will save me money. much appreciation from🇺🇸👍♥️
Your voice is relaxing! Very informative video ! Loved this !
Excellent tips here. Thank you! (Loved the comment from SirGolf Alot below, too). 😊
Your video was excellent! So clear and so beneficial. It’s like you knew I was trying to root my plants 🪴😊
Exactly!
All young people need to know things like this because it will come in handy in the near future.
very near.
Spit
Apple cider vinegar
Cinnamon
Willow bark
Honey
Aloe vera gel
Aspirin
Or mix some to make a super rooting agent
Thanks
@The Gamer Poet Try it and let us know.
You are a big help to us beginers.thank you!
@Theodor Miu The solution itself will root :)
You forgot the root powder
THank you! Video is well done. You are sensible. Not like others that look fake and likely are but until I try em I can't say it's fake
I love this channel. Greetings from England. Subscribed!
I should try these techniques for my bonsai materials to boost roots in no time.
Thanks for sharing this video.
I've always used honey, that can be purchased from almost any grocery store and its always worked for me.....
I tried using honey vs a rooting agent i purchased from Amazon, and another plant where i used nothing at all.
And the honey had the strongest, healthier looking root growth, second was the plant where i used nothing, third was the more expensive rooting stimulator.
With the honey i had roots growing everywhere, using nothing at all i had smaller underdeveloped roots, with the hormone i hardly had any roots at all.
I must add that I've always preferred air layering, and ive had a 100% success rate with honey.
Did you dip into the honey like Clonex? I use clonex and rock wool with a dome. Did clones 1 week into flower and had 23 out of 24 to root. I’m trying plain water at the moment and direct to soil with clonex but that isn’t work out too well. I will try honey. Thank you
Pure Honey?
Mucki Muck haven’t tried yet
so should I dip the cutting in honey and put them to grow in water and repeat that every time I change the water or I dip cutting in water with honey and put them direct to soil ? I just found 3 leaves philodendron brasil small branch and Its very hard to find here so I dont want to loose it . what is the best way to propagate it and by the way I had cut each leave with its own node and put them in water .
@@raniaahmed8275 basil is easy. Only water is needed. Roots will show in a few days unlike cannabis. You don’t need honey or anything, just plain water. Once the roots show and they are significant, transplant that into soil and use the honey or aloe or clonex then. Good luck !
Mom's Spit heals everything. :0)
Your video explains very good about the rooting. Most videos didn't explained well. Thanks for the honest informations.
Garden Tips, your youtube short and clear the way your explanation. I watched so many of your up to now. Even I made notes.
I tried saliva and then I dipped it in ground cinnamon then in room temperature water that I collected at least 24hoursin advance. Works great, no need to change the water as the mixture keeps it antibacterial. Water will look brownish but I don't mind.
Cinnamon and honey has worked wonders for me!
That's what my intuition tells me too
Hi, Can you tell me the qty of each of these elements...
@@SayyedMohdMehdi I teaspoon honey, two pinches of cinnamon, mix well, dip the cutting in this and plant. Good luck.
Thanks a lot bro, I'll try this experiment soon...👍
@@v2click so no water?
Amazing tricks! I always looked for something like this: a 100% organic, natural and cheap alternative to chemical rooting hormones. Thank you very much! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mauro Vavassorih
Yes but have you tested it????
@@munchichi8 Of course! E.g. Aspirin works as described.
@@maurovavassori290 to the
Excellent video! Great information and format. Thank you for posting!
New Mexico, USA
Awesome vdo,
from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Hi, I want to thank you for all your helpful information regarding gardening. I came to RUclips tonight hoping to find information on propagating a rather tall, spindly Draecena marginalia I was given. Your video was most informative and helpful. I also watched this one on 8 natural rooting compounds for plant propagation. I’ve subscribed and clicked the bell for notifications. Again, thank you so much. Victoria 👩🏼🌾
I've propagated many Dracenas over the years as a horticulturist. Simplest method worked surprisingly well for me. Take 1 foot cuttings from the top of the marginata, strip off half the leaves and stick into the very edge of the soil, (assuming the plant is in a pot). Has to be the edge of the pot as that area allows extra air so the stem is only partially touching wet soil. Usually with no rooting hormones and it worked out fine. Make sure the cuttings dry out between waterings. In about a month, you should see new growth. Secret is that Draecenas hate to be water logged. You can also try cutting the original stems lower. They will often send up 2 or 3 new heads.
Thank you, in fact I wanted to ask what if I mix several of them which you correctly addressed it at the end of the video.
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Wat ever u plant will bear fruit the next day hahaha
Lovely explanation. Many thanks. Will try the saliva and cinnamon. Cinnamon by the way is my favourite for good health. I simply loved your options for easy rooting.
All of these natural products are good for rooting me as well 👌🏾
Your dedication is inspiring
Awesome video! I have never heard of any of these except for willow tea. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Love these tops. I bought a box of aspirin just to keep inside my greenhouse. I guess I will also start keeping a pre-boiled bottle of honey water inside the greenhouse as well I have allot of cuttings now I'm trying to grow. Thanks!
Don't someone tested the honey and water and they got mold only thing on here that actually works is natural honey,and cinnamon
Thank you - this is most helpful because I have a few herbs that I'd like to propagate but I don't want to use rooting hormones because you can't eat the herbs until one year later!!! Great information!
*Weeping Willow tea kicks ASS! 8000 year old secret.*
thank you for these methods, I shall be experimenting with them this year..
You can also use honey cinnamon and Aloe Vera Gel. Works very good.
I have tried cinnamon + honey it works really well. The plant begins to grow within a week.
Just mixed honey with cinnamon powder?
Thank you my brother,your info was just what I needed.😄
Love your video, Very good information. Don’t need expensive root hormones. Thanks
awesome , i dont have rooting powder, it seemed unnecessary to me, and i began to wonder what people did before that powder existed.. it must work without it! I just dipped my rose cutting in apple cider vinegar / water mix, then put aloe vera gel on them from my aloe plant, and then sprinkled with cinnamon.. all ingredients i already had a home! i hope this works !
So, did it work? I'm just a beginner right now and trying to learn how to not kill a plant right away.
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Thank you for sharing such useful information. Blessings!
Great information. Always love to watch your videos. Thanks
Awesome tips ! Thank you so much . 🌸
WOW! This is mind-blowing. Thanks for sharing
Now that's what I call as knowledge. Thanks man.
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Thanks! This is a great tutorial!!
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Loved this video! I’m always thinking of how to propagate when I see beautiful plants. Thank you!
Learned alot from this video! greetings from Aus!
Thanks for the video Sir. I like your explanation very fine. God bless you and your family. 🇱🇰🎉👍
Great video and I like that you're driving the thought process 👍 thanks
I try to recreate natural rooting using using honey +cinammon with potatoes in a pot plant. Surprising it grows became as a tree in a quick time.
i used cinnamon powder + aspirin + EM solution and i found it effective! :)
what em solution?
TQ.your video widen my knowledge on root growth promotors.Great thinking.
Good tips We never noticed the efficiency of simple items like honey and aspirin
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Very much appreciated for this well explained video. Joyful season to you and your loved ones.
How nice. Wonderful comment.
I truly love this video. Unlike some that talk (or not) continuously without saying anything. Took a lot of notes, I just subscribed. Please do more videos. One question, why do you need boiling water for the pure honey?
Probably To help dissolve the honey
I like this video.👌
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I'm from india , Gujarat.
Thank you! My baby lemon tree is growing now!
This video is EXCELLENT and I love your voice . Thanks very much .
Hi,
Two questions:
1. After 3 days when I change the water, should I replace it with honey water etc or plain water?
2. After approximately how long can I expect to see the rooting?
Hi, yes every time you change water you can add little rooting agent. Rooting starts from 10 days to 30 days depending on the type of plant.
What if it’s a rose plant ? How long should rooting take ?
I have honey (natural) and cinnamon. Another tip. Ants hate cinnamon. Sprinkle some and the ants will stay away. Soemone said once that ants work with insects to attack your plants.
I believe they use greenfly.
@@bobbailey7024 ants eat greenfly on my raspberry canes!
Thank you so much for the video, it answered all of my questions, and made me feel cheerful and hopeful! You have a new sub🙏👍🐞🌺🌻🌼
Thank you. Very informative and useful video. From A.P. India
Since dipping my cuttings into a pro-biotic solution (lacto bacillus) to protect them from root rot I got a very high success rate. Didn't know that cider vinegar or honey work too!
Tshaika like pro biotic pills?
@@teslicaninb-channel5132 I got a Japanese friend who brews a very concentrated liquid pro-biotic for human use and garden use as well. He calls it Nature Formula here in New Zealand.
@@tshaika9165 - Probiotics is a very interesting idea. Thanks.
Thank you for the tips! Is it for any plants? In any case, I'll try these on my peach tree cuttings. Hope it works wonder! Planning to use honey and cinnamon 😅
I would also like to try this out on a Japanese Maple
I'm so glad I found your channel!! Your videos are great!
Great ideas indeed thank you from Australia
Love your video , so subscribed.🙏🏻😘I’m going to try your method on hydrangeas.