Rooting trees from a branch - The root ball method.Magnolia champaca

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This is how to root woody ,and hard to root trees and vines. Its fun! You just need to be patient. I have personally taken cutting with this method from many citrus trees.

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Es posible la reproduccion por esquejes? Cual es el clima deseable..Saludos desde Costa Rica.
Excelent.Tanks you
I don't get this air layering . 3 to six months for air layering and a matter of weeks . 3 to 8 weeks to get rooting by snipping the branch offices and planting the branch.
Scott, great video. Thank you. Do you water the root ball? If so, how and how often?
Thank you for this. There's a lemon tree at my parent's house that I miss and this will help me grow one.
Loving this, already have all the materials. Does the season matter?
can I do this at the end of summer? since you said it will take 6-9weeks for it to root. i am hoping to do it now, sept 5th. or should i wait til the spring?
Rooting while the limb is still attached is an awesome idea and new to me. I will try this on the FIRE BUSH.
thank you very clear informative video
thank you very clear informative video
Very good demonstration of air layering. Thank you!
its call air layering
Thank you Scott - very instructive. Is there a particular time of year to do this? Given that it's 3-6 months propagation...
Thanks for the very clear informative video. I live in New Jersey and I have a champaca plant and I want to try propagating it. When is the best time to do it? Right now my tree has a lot of flowers and is about 3 feet tall. Shall I do it in autumn or spring? Thanks.
I live in Chicago, and want to know what would be the best time of the year to try this, since it takes up to 6 months to develop.
Fantastic vid - thanks for the free lesson!
Ty...I actually have about 6 plastic type , fit together balls, for doing this same way..I ordered thieves a few yrs ago, and had forgotten about them. Tyvm for video
I enjoyed your video. very informative, I plan on doing this on a guava tree that my dad has at his house grown by the hands of my grandfather.
The most amazing information! Thank you so much!
You made a lot of extra work, but a novel idea.