Begonia Propagation | How to Root Cuttings of Begonia and Grow them Through the Winter

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Название	:	Begonia Propagation \| How to Root Cuttings of Begonia and Grow them Through the Winter
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Great 👍
Comment from : Marisol Castan

what about handling hormones with bare hands? is it safe for you and them? I'm just curious as I was reading the safety data sheet of Hormodin 3, nice begonias anyway @MikeKincaid79
Comment from : Madscrap

Teaching a child or an adult to say thank you, is beautiful We owe gratitude to everything if we stop to think about it And nothing is better for us than a grateful heart
Comment from : Judie G

Thank you for sharing this video!❤️
Comment from : Maryanne Howell

I know this was so long ago but was this a bulb begonia?
Comment from : Leonela Hernandez

Haters will hate Mike! Great video
Comment from : Sonia Clarkson

I’ve seen my mother root them from a leaf only
Comment from : Michele Hood

Two little flowers right behind you 😊🌸🌸
Comment from : Heidi Beth

Gotta love the kids
Comment from : sekeyla watts

Are those tuberous begonias heat tolerant?
Comment from : brandon allen

I get that Pro-mix from Ace Hardware (only place to find it around here) and have ALWAYS have had better results in rooting!
Comment from : BoB Peterson

Begonias, Dad!
Comment from : Torkar10

Mike, I think that you need to diverse the yogurt cups a bit more, lets be fair you took several cuttings, you could have had several flavours of yogurt empty cups, and perhaps a few different countries as well, like Greek yogurt, Danish yogurt you get the message Just be a bit more diverse Also its good that you had the children with you, they will keep your memory in check, and maybe if they spend more time around you, perhaps they can keep you from harming yourself constantlybr 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣brI love your energy
Comment from : Charlie Brown

Lol God bless them so pretty and smart Iam suregreat job girls,👍
Comment from : Anthony Rivera

I brought them indoors and they all died I just don't feel like using the lightstoo much work I know for sure I can't keep them alive int he winter since I have tried twice
Comment from : Lili Gibson

Thank you Mike Very interesting I find begonias tricky to grow and propagate as they tend to rot for me, but your video has encouraged me to persist! One mature plant rotted at the base and stems fell over yesterday I'm not sure if it's pests or colder tempetarure here, even indoorsbrbr Anyhow, I'm chancing taking a few cuttings from the healthy looking stems further up the plant and hopefully save some progeny from it, as it was a present from a good friend with nice yellow flowers You're so lucky to have all that greenhouse space! I have a growing collection of rare species and scented leaf pelargoniums ("geraniums") which are very diverse and most easy to propagate, but I'm running out of space in my small greenhouse, but they're fascinating! 🌿 🌸
Comment from : Scented-leaf Pelargonium

Are you putting holes in the bottom of the yogurt pots?
Comment from : Tee Billingsley

I love that yelllow, what kind of begonia is it?
Comment from : Kim Pollard

trying leaf cutting growth with "landscape" begonias 1st day planted for root growth thanks for advice using cardboard starter 'pots' in resealable gallon plastic bags to hold in humidity time will tell
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