🌿How to Grow🥑Avocado Trees from Cuttings Step-by-Step Guide!

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🌿How to propagate your own avocado tree from cuttings in this easy step-by-step guide! In this video, we’ll walk you through the entire process—from selecting the right cutting to encouraging strong root growth. Whether you're a beginner or a gardener, these simple tips will help you grow a thriving avocado tree at home. With patience and care, you can enjoy fresh avocados right from your backyard. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more gardening tips!

Avocado trees can be propagated from cuttings, but it can be a bit trickier than some other plants due to their tendency to rot. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Choose healthy, mature avocado branch from avocado tree.
The cutting should be about 6-8 inches long and have at least 3-4 leaves.
2. Use aloe vera gel to stimulate root growth. Aloe vera can help prevent fungal and bacterial infections. Aloe vera gel is a natural rooting hormone that promotes root growth. Aloe vera gel helps keep the cutting hydrated, which is crucial for root development.
3. Plant the Cutting
Fill a small pot with a well-draining potting mix.
Insert the cutting into the cocopeat about 2-3 inches.
Firm the cocopeat around the base of the cutting
4. Provide Optimal Conditions
Humidity: Place the pot in a plastic bag or cover it with a clear dome to increase humidity.  
Temperature: Keep the temperature around 70-80°F (21-27°C).
Light: Place the pot in bright, indirect sunlight.  
5. Water Regularly
Keep the cocopeat moist but not soggy.
6. Patience is Key
It may take several weeks or even months for the cutting to root.  
Be patient and avoid disturbing the cutting during this time.
7. Repotting
Once the cutting has developed a strong root system, repot it into a larger pot.  
Use a well-draining potting mix and handle the roots carefully.
Use a sharp, clean tool to make the cuts to prevent disease.
Avoid overwatering, as this can lead to rot.  
Provide adequate humidity, especially during the initial rooting phase.  
Be patient and persistent. It may take multiple attempts to successfully propagate an avocado tree from a cutting.
By following these steps and providing the right conditions, you can increase your chances of successfully propagating an avocado tree from a cutting.

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[AhTechus]

Interesting method! I’ve never seen this before.

[elypagola]

Thanks for the very nice and clear vide, sharing knoledge and ideas. God bless you! Iwill try it backhome in the Philippines.

[elizabethhinga]

i use this method to propagate my fruits

[SouthsideBackyardGardening]

Watching all the way from Jamaica. Keep up the good work

[HighSpeedPursuit]

Will this end up like the original fruit? Thought you have to graft them to get that? Great video.

[galihsobirin]

Thanks atas vidio nya sungguh bagus .sukses selalu

[meghrajtamang]

Thanks a lot 🙏 for this most valuable stem cutting propagation demonstration ! I will try this method.

[حسنینضامنعلیچنگیزی]

سبحان اللہ سبحان اللہ سبحان اللہ سبحان اللہ 24جولائ کی کوشش کی گئی تھی

[agneslarkin]

Thank you for your tips. I will try this one. But what was that pink stuff. Was it meat?

[spacec]

Does it matter if it's a bare section of the branch originally, or is it ok if I cut off all the leaves on the section? I plan to cut about 3ft off the top of my 5ft avocado plant (cut off the entire lopsided branch and leave the smaller branches on the plant), but I want to see if I can make another avocado tree from the clipping, so it's not a complete loss. The clipping section is basically entirely covered in leaves, though, and it is somewhat premature, so it doesn't have the bark on it yet (the entire plant in general is still green). Do you honestly still think this method would work?

[mariaelenairizarry]

How big avocado will be how long before the bare fruit? Do you need another avocado so there will be fruit 😊

[antonmenanam]

saya selalu gagal stek alpukat, apa iya ini bisa tumbuh

[sehamsabek]

thank you for the video which month I can do that .

[GolloTath-dx]

It, s very informative.i am viewing your video from north east indian state of Arunachal Pradesh.

[fancyIOP]

So you don't cover them with a plastic to contain moisture???, you water it normally like a normal plant and you grow it in the shade???

[HuyếnPhạmKhắc-gp]

Dâm canh như vậy thì bao nhiêu ngảy ra dễ

[angelmlimery]

Do I have to keep it in shade for the first month?

[basavarajuaavishkarinfoser]

I have never seen before this will try. Last year I purchased 500 plant s. Only few live. This year I will try in this method.
But one small doubt. Shell I use root harmon powder along with alovragel an cocopith or soil?

[SeychellenAktuell]

Its better method then germinate the tree from a seed?

[Bennylebea]

Does it start making fruits quicker that way?