my left ear really enjoyed the video!

Looking forward to the results. Thanks for sharing.

Good video, can't wait to see the results.

Just an FYI - If you notice on the side of the bottle that you displayed in your video, the active ingredient is Indole-3-butyric acid, This is, in fact, the very substance you are extracting from the willow tree!! Schutz's TakeRoot(TM) which anyone can find at Home Depot does not have the warning about using it on edible plants - though it does say to keep away from children. However, this is what the EPA fact sheet has to say about this, "With the exception of certain workers, no harm is expected from use of indole-3-butyric acid. The active ingredient is not toxic to humans or other mammals. Furthermore, indole-3-butyric acid is effective at very low concentrations--often several orders of magnitude below 1%. It is applied at very low rates compared with most other pesticides. In animals, indole-3-butyric acid is rapidly broken down to a closely related, harmless chemical that occurs naturally in living organisms. Eye irritation to certain workers is EPA' s only health concern for products containing indole-3-butyric acid. For products that may cause eye irritation, workers (such as mixers and applicators) are required to use protective eyewear, such as goggles, face shield, or safety glasses." So the reason you want to keep it away from children is so they don't get it in their eyes! But when the day is done, this is a chemical agent, and I would suggest that anyone read the labels to anything they use, and take the necessary precautions. I myself would use easy to get nitrile gloves, not so much out of caution for the chemical, but rather respect for good practices! And that goes for whatever people might extract from the willow bark as well!

Thanks, If I get a chance to try that this spring, I will let you know how it works for me. Make it a wonderful week!

This should be an interesting experiment, can't wait to see the results :)

Cool man that is the way to go organic awesome

Interessantes Video.Danke.

I have used honey but I definitely want to try the willow.

Yup - I'm just waiting for some spring willow shoots...

I have heard good things and I have lots of willows.. been meaning to try it ,, thanks for the video just gets me thinking.. In the spring I can break a branch off and place in water they root so easy into another tree it is.. :)

I love this idea... I will keep an eye out for your experiment... you said if we had any other ideas to let you know... well I have a Willow (not sure its type) and I use the leaves as a tea for transplanting... In a five gallon bucket I fill with water I add the green leaves and some branches, then let it soak for a couple of days and when transplanting a small tree or bush in my yard I pour it in the hole then cover. I guess it would be that I am helping with transplant shock. :)

I'm missing the follow up video. Is there one?

W as there a reason the follow up video was not done?

Did you ever do a comparison video with other rooting hormones?

First view. Oh yeah!!

DID U EVER MAKE A VID THAT COMPARES Rooting Hormone

If One didn't have access to a willow tree whenever the need arises to make willow tea, could the leaves be harvested all at once and some of the branches frozen for a while and still work?

I just put some Agave nectar in the water with my clippings. I thought honey so I put that in there. Did I make a mistake? Should I change the water?

can you freeze it for storing? and if so, for how long will it last frozen?

Hi just wondering if any type of willow will work

How much do you use?

willow Tree is it in India also what is its general term

@RealVinceSamios Do you still plan on making a comparison video to other natural rooting hormones?

What about weeping willow?

can I drink that.?

I assume so, I don't see why not.

Can I use any willow tree?

I am - did the nose give it away? Half greek, half dutch backgrounds.

Bitte

I know why you keep pointing the wrong way for the sub button you got to be thinking your in front of your monitor :) lol what was that sound coming from an animal or the tree ? wow that's one big lollipop sir :) I tried this willow tea rooting stuff and it went black on me :( but then I never new it was suppose to go into the fridge might try that next time. good video thanks for sharing

I think your video has sound issues!!!

Haha I'm dutch too and hald iraq :P

Haha I'm dutch too and hald iraq

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I'm sure its physically possible, but your survivability is questionable ;-)

Haha I'm dutch too and hald iraq :P