Plant Care: Lilies : How to Grow a Day Lily Root From Cuttings & Tissue Culture

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A new day lily plant can be grown from cuttings and tissue culture along with the proper technique. Grow a day lily root from cuttings and tissue culture with help from a gardening expert in this free video clip. Expert: Mark Govan Bio: Mark Govan founded ABC Pest Control, Inc. in 1985 in Largo Florida. Govan is a Certified Arborist with the International Society of Arboriculture and a Certified Nursery Professional. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: Day lilies can make a welcome addition to any flower bed or garden, so long as you show them the proper love and care. Learn about plant care for lilies with help from a gardening expert in this free video series.

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I have 14 day lily's I grew from seed. They are about 3 to 4 in. tall. Do they have to go in a half gallon pot for another year or can they go straight into the ground?

When using a root hormone, you should use sail that is already damp. Adding water to the already planted stem will wash away the root hormone...lesson 1 of using a root hormone. I agree with Scotty M that these are not cuttings. I was under the impression by the title, that I was going to see how to grow lilies from a cut flower. :(

Jesus Christ..you wasted my time. If all you wanted to do was "show-off" your jewelry, you should have said something about it in the title.

This is not a cutting a cutting as absolutely no roots also this is not tissue culture either I expected to see you in a sterilized area this is how tissue culture is preformed not in the back yard.