Not really. didnt answer critical questions....

Hanna...I would love to know how it went. I love gardenia too. Too scared yet to try n root a cutting. After having lost many cuttings of other plants.

Fatema Ammar , I’m going to try this gardenia way today. my problem is roses. I have never gotten it right except for one , and my daughter did that one. Maybe it needs sun. She kept that one in the window seal.

@@FatemaAmmar76 hey Fatema. It actually hasn’t worked out for me. I’ve had greater success w/ planting mainly roses w/ rotting hormone, soil, and they key is keeping it in a green house which I have used a 2L soda bottle and can not recommend it enough!!!! Also, whenever possible, I love pulling out new growth ( W/ THE ROOTS INTACT)... I find that is the best way to split and grow new plants. However, I may try again w/ the gardenia... Bc it was a one time venture for me... also the plant itself wasn’t very responsive generally. Let us know when you do. 😘😘😘👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@@dianafm9733 I too always put my cuttings on the windowsill and have had GREAT SUCCESS! Although, pls keep in mind that not all cuttings will make it. Many die right away. I’d say about half take root and blossom, and half wither away immediately. The key I have l found, and HIGHLY recommend is the “greenhouse method” in which I use a 2 liter soda bottle,, and again have had great success... I found this method on KZfaq. You can easily find it. There is a nice young man whose videos are A++! Let us know how it goes for ya! 😘💐💐💐

@@hannagg9365 Thanks for the updates. I have been unsuccessful so far with gardenia. I live in a dry country, so that could be one if the reasons. Meanwhile, I recently got gifted another gardenia so I'm trying to keep that one happy.

Just from watching I'm assuming it's to make it easier to pull the floating material out when it was time to plant.

Yes, I was thinking that the water would be smelly and stagnant after a while. I mean that is how it becomes when we put cut flowers in it. How is this different? I don't know.

Rain or tap water is fine.Change the water once a week if you like. No nutrient.

Yes , roses are difficult for me. I tried Mike Kincaid’s way , but I didn’t put them outside with indirect sunlight. It didn’t work. They molded

only water

Looks like peat mix and placing it by a window would be enough. I hope that helps

Robots robot thank you

Hi, you put them in sunlight. and change the water every 3rd days or every week to prevent mosquitos. After 10-days when roots are showing. You can use potting soil or miracle growth. if planted in pots.

Looks like coco coir to me. I'm not sure tho.

This plant grows best with indirect sunlight and acidic soil.

Ceramic pebbles they use them in hydroponics but can be used to help aerate the soil.

Use branches that are about a year old, summer is best.

Should go awesome I think

Maybe Gardenia Jasminoides

I'm not a pro but my 7ft gardenia bush my grandpa planted 48 years ago died down to a handful of stalks cause the freeze 2 years ago 😅 gardenias like acidic soil you can mix coffee grounds for the necessary nutrients they need. When our Bush was full of flowers and 7ft the whole porch smelled like gardenias for about 10ft in any direction and random animals used frequent the area. When you move in the future uproot the whole bush and take it with you

Rain or tap water is fine. Best in summer, but also in spring and autumn. High temperature is best.

No water change, no water added.

@@yblapse1841 🌹🙏

That is Coconut Coir Bricks

33 days

no water change.

Put it in a place with light, but not in direct sunlight.

Just need some time to move on from the stress of moving it inside

Gardenias are kind of particular about their humidity and temperature needs. I've just transplanted my 2nd G- plant. I pruned it back 2day, put it in a bigger pot in preparation for "over wintering"... and now I have to "wait n see" how it handles going into a larger container I've learned gardenias are tropical but don't like the heat of full on sun exposure to roots/ leaves.

No, Rain or tap water is fine.

Thanks for your suggestion, I will improve it later. I put cocopeat here, ordinary soil is also fine. Some questions have been written in the instructions below the video.

That is Coconut Coir Bricks.

In summer. :)

No water change, no water added.

@@yblapse1841 انت رائعة

tap water

@@yblapse1841 thanks I'm trying now, since I was watering and knocked a nice cutting off by accident

I used Coconut Coir.

yes, its Styrofoam.

I use the same technique but I cut up the top of a cardboard pizza box, and use the bottom half of water bottles for my containers

@@billbuffington3037 did it work?