How to Root Plant Cuttings in Water : Indoor Planting

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Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehowgarden Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehowgarden Rooting plant cuttings in water is going to require you to have quick access to a few basic tools. Root plant cuttings in water with help from a gardening professional in this free video clip. Expert: Robyn Jasko Contact: www.growindie.com Bio: Robyn Jasko started Grow Indie, a gardening website promoting sustainable lifestyles, homesteading, eating well, and living local. Filmmaker: Brandon Somerton Series Description: Indoor planting is a great way to enjoy fresh plants all year round regardless of your geographical location. Get tips on indoor planting with help from a gardening professional in this free video series.

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they root fairly quickly and so do i

should it have sunlight when inside the water jar

what type of soil is recommended for calanchoe

Thanks for this video, I've been trying to get a coleus canina to take root for about 2 weeks in water, without success. I'm going to move it into a dark spot now, as I didn't know about the effects of light. Im wondering if I should make a new cut, as the old cut was made over 2 weeks ago and it might have sealed?
I'm going to try some rooting gel, as I've just been doing it in plain water. One thing I didn't see you do is to make a little tent from a plastic bag to stop the plant from drying out...

Thanks! Very informative. And I like your backdrop, cute area to do presentations. :)

thanks that was very helpful

thank you so much! Does this work with campanula bell flowers?

how long till the roots develop without the jelly

Be careful not to inhale this chemical you're about to put on your food?

Does this work for blueberry cuttings ?

This was almost a good video until 1:31

got some tips ,thanks !!!!

you sed just water?!?!!
you used a hormone!!
change the title or make a new video
you suck!

nice

thanks Robin! check out rootcup, an elegant tool to propagate plant cuttings. - UV light inhibits root growth and feeds algae, rootcup blocks UV light - rootcup is BPA free, phthalate free and food-safe - no hormone needed! - sterilize rootcup in dishwasher or boiling water - works with succulent, rosemary, basil, avocado seeds and much more

why would you want to use HOT!

Can you root succulent plants in water or is that a bad idea?

GOOD VIDEO ROBIN.. YEAH YOU BETCHA BY GOLLY AH!!!

Thanks Robin.