How To Propagate Jade ( 4 Ways and RESULTS )

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Название	:	How To Propagate Jade ( 4 Ways and RESULTS )
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Really great experiment Thanks for sharing Hope they grow well for you What did you wind up doing about the mealy bugs?
Comment from : @TheWonderfield

At 420 I believe because u cut the stem These are desert plants dry
Comment from : @dreamaker1116

I always root my cutting in water, I had no idea I could plant them directly in soil 🤷🏻‍♀️ I have two huge 30 year old jade plants!
Comment from : @sushiegirl

The thing that I want to know about is the leaky bugs! They didn’t seem to bother you Should I not even worry if I see them on my succulents?
Comment from : @ginagreen1202

What does it look like when it's calloused?
Comment from : @kararosee47

I water propagate jades You need to regularly change the water, and a large root formation will form Such a great way to start a plant with strong roots I suggest having two or three nodes in water, with regular changes
Comment from : @18mikehunt

These aren’t jade plants…
Comment from : @macysondheim7260

I’m so confused Everyone says to LET callus to prevent rot!????
Comment from : @jessicagalyon5840

They only need to lay on the ground, in the shadow, and maybe sometimes be watered a little bit to grow roots The less underground the stem is, the better And, of course, let them cicatrize! 😂brbrAlso, the roots grown in the water are not good roots Probably they'll die when buried
Comment from : @lavidaenelinferno

Great video!!
Comment from : @MAMABEARONMYOWN

Stem rot happens when you don't callous the stem and you should cut off most of the leaves so the plant can focus on rooting instead of feeding the leaves Also, you should cut the stem right below the node to minimize rot
Comment from : @Cyndimarino

What about growing in leca?
Comment from : @shayangivehchian7134

Oh myso cute🤗🤗🤗👏👏👏
Comment from : @nguyetpham7695

This is an excellent video that I just randomly chose to type in my first comment below I concluded that hardwood cutting ( brown bark) can root in humid air As in hypopontic misting containers I think they are called coloring totes br I see you have course perlite which I don't have my perlite is Home Depot bought and out of a 2 cubic foot bag at least 1/3 Of the bag is perlite dust Which doesn't drain well and leads to rotting Of the hardwood cuttings sand may drain well but it still retains too much moisture that rots the cuttings brbr Point of my sad story based on this video I will concentrate on high humity air, rather than submersion of hardwood cuttings in water But I will try both My experiment will be done with Mulberry and persimmon and wild grown cherry hard wood cutting 3 fast growing trees
Comment from : @robertbrawley5048

I don't see any of your videos on the use of bubbles in water baths I haven't had success using a bubbler but other YouTube videos show bubbler do work if the bubbles are bubbling directly under the cutting in a hydroponic bath
Comment from : @robertbrawley5048

Pls make a experiment with callused over and fresh cuttings!
Comment from : @manuelaa2364

Could you do a propagation of lavender from seed? I have found it to be a difficult plant
Comment from : @zandralover1234

if youŕe gonna water prop, you will need a callous or it will 100 rot
Comment from : @jakubjilek7499

My first search on internet says Jade plants are extremely toxic to dogs People, please always heavily research the plants you grow, if you have pets or children Edit: It would be nice if Techplant/all YouTubers would include this kind of information and warnings on the plants they show on their channel It would potentially save thousands of hours of research from viewers, sickened or dead pets/children, be super appreciated by some, and get more followers
Comment from : @orowizard1369

I've never let my jade cuttings callous, just chucked them into the soil and they rooted just fine
Comment from : @grat2010

I love your Videos bro ❤️💙
Comment from : @abequibelangelovilar1577

I love the update videos!
Comment from : @TrulyFepic

You're sooo going to do an experiment with propagating callus vs fresh cut lol
Comment from : @kryspinkiedrowski3330

I find jade in water works better with a younger stem, for older stems i just chuck in soil and terracotta
Comment from : @faeribex

Just cut a piece and stick it back in the dirt, no issues they are a no brainer
Comment from : @calnative4904

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Comment from : @Sensei

Very informative video from one succulent lover to another Thank you! I wouldn't mind seeing more succulent cutting experiments in the future I'm sure you'd gain a lot of traction with how cute succulents are to newcomer plant owners
Comment from : @Melbel123