How do you propagate hydrangeas? Comment below!

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Ha ha ha! Here I am again, refreshing on hydrangeas after the video I saw today!!😄

Just bought a new hydrangea called Little Lime Punch! It blooms green and age to pink and reds. It can have all colors during the blooming period! I am anxious to see it bloom! Sadly it seems to still be under a patient but maybe one year I can try propagating it.

So happy I found your channel. I love propagating plants... it’s like medicine for the soul. Thank you! ❤️

I love hydrangeas! I will try to propagate some this year! Love this video!❤

Thank you! Your videos are so helpful. I am getting ready to start with a blank canvas yard. You have inspired me on how it will start.

thanks for the useful demo.

Thank you I love hydrangeas will try

Thank you and very easy instructions to follow!

Great setup! On to part 2... BTW, did you notice that the caption file is blank? (at least when I viewed it) I've noticed that my vids do a bit better when captions are good. I found a way to fix it if the auto-captioning glitches and feel free to hit me up for it

Thank you for sharing, awes info.

Thanks again great video!!!

Now I can sort out my plant. Got 3 cutting servive, but think I didn't cut last 2 leaves like you. That will help

I appreciate your videos! You are really helpful!

Thanks for a great “How to” video!

My First Time to see a hydrangeas.. So I enjoyed watching you how is the outcome of your propagation.

I honestly had no idea you could propagate them! Seems now like a “duh” thing but I have a a ton of hydrangeas on one side of my house and none on the other, so this might help me balance everything out!

Great info as always. Thanks

Thanks, is a very nice video great information!!!

Love your channel, i would highly recommend that you raise those plug trays up off of the ground either put them on some pallets or an inverted bottom tray. if it stays in contact with the ground and its that wet, you will undoubtedly have pathogens move up from the ground and that will drop your propagation rate by a lot

Loves it.

Great work!! Thank you!

Brilliant video! Thank you.

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Great info.

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Hi I love your channel ; in Perth West Australia we don’t have that type of Hydrangea : I love it so pretty : thanks for the information ❤

Could you make a video on how you built your mister area that you place your cuttings under?

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I love your channel!! I plan to save over the winter for a small greenhouse! (I’m from Massachusetts!) your videos have been so so helpful! :)

Liked your video.

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Thank for share all this I want to learn all this one day I want to start seling plants ok question wat is the ph on pots for hidrangeas

Great video and tutorial. I'd love to do this on a large scale, but I just don't have the space. I could grow maybe 300 - 400 plants to sell, but I would really like to 10X that amount.

Which video should I watch to learn how to propagate large numbers of hydrangeas without a mist system? I’m just starting out and have to pay people to build things for me so a mist system will have to wait a while. Thank you so much for your good teaching and sharing so much learning.

Super easy to understand video! If you don't have mister, just water occasionally? Also, do you leave them in shade to continue or sun? Thanks!!

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where do you get your pots from? Greatly appreicate your channel and sharing how you do things.

Hi. I’m rewatching some of your videos as they are so informational. Question please. In winter/cold weather time. Do you still water plants sitting out in the open? Or do you just leave to natures watering?

Great videos, like going to school, awesome tutorials, thank you PS: Blew my mind with cutting hydrangea with only one node with no none in the soil. I want to do a backyard nursery, thanks

I'm still watching so you may cover this, but can you plant the cuttings in a large pot or do they need the smaller containers to keep their roots compact?

Great Video !!! Have you ever tried Hydrangeas in a cloning bucket? I've had good luck with annuals but never something like a hydrangea!

Gr8 video, I live in northeast, what do I do with them in winter? Keep at rm temp? What is lowest temp they can handle, what if not much sunlight? Thank u

great video. If i use a deep pot and try to root a long cutting with multiple nodes, will that root more aggressively I am only looking to clone a dozen or so for my own use and I was hoping I could get a jump start. thanks

Thank you for the info. I was surprised to learn you only need a single node . I would have thought you needed one underground. Do you ever use rooting hormone? Looking forward to your next video ❤️🇨🇦

Great video. Have you done propagation with rooting powder or aloe leaf?

Great video! I have a hydrangea that I want to propagate. How long should the stem be? Will they grow if I don't use a mist system like what you have?

Thank you for video. Please please please-tell me where you buy this green plastic scooper for soil. ???? It’s s look so good ., big and comfortable …Zlata Florida

I'm interested in propagating evegreens, things like rhodys, boxwood, barberry, holly, and laurel. Same process?

I have 8 hydrangeas that are rooted and starting to leaf. I want to setup a mist system but don't want to spend a lot of money. Will you tell me what you use and where I can order? I hope to have more plants but have a very limited space. Hope to have a bed 4x6 for cuttings. Thanks, Gary

My hydrangea propagated itself. I had no idea it could do that.

You demonstrated well how to do the top of the cutting but what is the bottom is it another node or not?

I just bought them Hydrangea & corn silk but I dont know how to drink them.😪

I grow microgreens and use coco coir. What are your thoughts on using the coco after I have composted it as a way to get a second use out of it?

My hydrangeas are doing really well. I have a few long stems that have no flower. Can i trim them off?

Hello , where do I find fine pine bark to mix with miracle grow potting mix?

What misting system do you use? Especially the timer that can do the 10 minute intervals

do you sell your hydrangeas, I live in the southwest and cant get hold of hydrangeas?

Hi. I’m watching your video again. A friend of mine let me take some cuttings from her bush and I of course gave her some day lilies cuttings. I took some cuttings and they are already dried up and wilted. Can I cut those down or are they considered dead ? Or should I go get some more to name baby plants 🌱??? Do I use potting soil ? Or does it matter ?

Thanks for this video! 2 questions: 1) Can you get multiple cuttings from one stem? Like if there are 8 nodes on 1 stem can I get 8 plugs from the 1 stem? 2) Do you put multiple rooted plugs in 1x plant container? Or is that a no no? I feel like hydrangeas from the nursery have so many stems... Is that just 1 plant or can you put 6 plugs in a medium pot so it gets fuller/more established quickly. Thanks!!!

Do you have a video describing when to pot up?

Can we just cut stems about 6 inch and stick into ground 4 inch deep outside or not?

It’s the first of October,and I live in a 7a region,is this a good time to plant hydrangeas?

I just cut a piece and stick it on the ground right bellow the mother plant. Keep moist and 8 out of 10 they will root. I don’t even use rooting hormone

So if I could get a mist system started now, what would I do with the rooted cuttings over the winter? Would they be all right to leave in the plug trays or should they be potted up in 4” trays?

Your cutting is it called internode !!!I thought you had to cut under a pair of leaves ? Does your's root faster !👍👍

Do you have to fertilize as you’re waiting for them to grow

Enjoy your videos, i do several hundred cuttings a year and love comparing notes. what zone/ location are you.

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I am a little confused about the medium to use for rooting stem cuttings. I used the mixture you recommend in this video in plug trays for my azalea and hydrangea cuttings, and put them under mist. In your video on Green Giant Arborvitae cuttings, you used sand and pine bark in a Dollar General dishpan. And that’s how I did my GG arb cuttings also. How do I know which to use for what? Are GG arbs the only plant to grow in the sand/pine bark medium, or can other cuttings be rooted this way too? Thanks as always for your great teaching!

Cannot believe you threw the bloom off the brunch 🤭🤭

Hi my cutting in water has new leaves but no roots .do I plant it in sand

Where and what kinda mist sprayers do you have?

I live in zone 6, Connecticut. If I do this now, will it be enough time to plant them in the ground or should I keep them in a bigger pot and winter inside the garage?

I have been delayed getting my mist system set up but I want to start taking cuttings. Can I just put the filled plug trays in the shade house and water every day? I know it’s not as good as most, but will they still live and eventually develop roots?

Is early fall a good time to propagate limelight Hydrangas

How long does this take to grow to survive out of the mist? I would love to grow some for my future home

What type of misters do you use? Name and source? Thank you for the video and information

When is the best time to propagate? If I kept them in a greenhouse throughout the winter, could I cut in the fall?

I propagated mine for the first time this year. It's been 6.5 weeks. It is doing great. At what point do I take it out of the propagation incubator, and put it in a pot?

How long until you expect roots to begin to appear?

I stuck about 100 hydrangea cuttings but I’m not sure about what I did, so I will tell you what I did and ask some questions. The hydrangea cuttings I took are this year’s growth but seemed hard, so I treated them as hardwood cuttings and used the method you showed for arborvitae using sand and pine bark/soil conditioner. I did not wound the ends of the cuttings to encourage callousing. I do not have a mist system yet, so I put the cuttings in the rooting mixture in a Dollar Tree dishpan with holes and created a mini-greenhouse for the pan with a white trash bag propped up with sticks so as not to touch the leaves of the cuttings, which I had cut back as you show when rooting. I put the pan on the north side of the house. I am in zone 7. Do you think there is any hope for rooting, or just wait and see?

You can use egg cartons. The paper ones😙😜

where dud u buy the scooper thingy?

Just saw this video. I noticed you did not dip the stems in a hormone powder. Is it just not needed with hydrangeas? Thanks for the vid.

How long till roots make? When to plant separately? Thanks 👍

Can I do this without misting?

No rooting compound required?

So the mist timer is on 6 seconds every 20 minutes for how long during the day? Is this misting technique good for most propagations? I watched another video saying mist is good but not too much mist. I'm confused

Ruby Slippers are listed as Zone 5-9, would you grow them in Zone 5 to resell?

What size pot do you put cuttings in? What do you sell them for?

How do you know if a plant has a patent?

If you have mist you don't need to cut the leaves back at all. 2 or 3 weeks they are rooted and out of the mist!

So you could basically buy a plant and propagate into many plants?

Do the hydrangeas in your area (7) take the full sun

I'm surprised that you don't use a rooting hormone, like Dip N Grow. Have you experimented with it and realized that it wasn't beneficial? I noticed that you didn't use it for rooting arborvitae either. Do you find that it's necessary for any of the plants that you propagate?