How to Propagate Hydrangeas |Simple Way to Get Cuttings to Root Faster|

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In this video I go into detail about the best way to propagate hydrangeas. I have experimented with growing hydrangeas from cuttings for years and I am glad to share with you a few tips and tricks I've picked up along the way! Make sure to watch until the end to learn a bonus tip on how to get the cuttings to root faster!

Be sure to let me know down in the comments what you would like to see me do a video on next! Thanks for watching!

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Hi!
My name is Justin and I have my managed my family's business (S&K Greenhouse) for the last 10 years! It is a local garden center in Shelby, NC that my mom and dad started around 25 years ago.

We have a strong desire to discuss and teach gardening to the online community and welcome anyone who wants to learn. Though we have been involved in the plant world for decades we have found that there is always something to learn when it comes to gardening.

Whether you are a master gardener or just starting out this channel is for you. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our videos!

[augustvukosovich]

That is wonderful, thank you. We ordered a hydrangea from Home Depot, and it came in smashed, no leaves left, and broken into just sticks. I'm new to gardening and didn't know what to do, so I took the sticks and put them in water under a grow light. 5 weeks later, the roots are about 2 inches long, and one of the sticks has 10 leaves! I can't believe it! Plants WANT to live. Don't give up on them if they look dead. ❤

[pbname]

The only thing I would add is that you dip your cuttings in water before you put the root tone on it. It definitely helps the hormone powder stick to it. You might also try poking a finger hole in your soil rather than pushing cuttings in. This wont brush off the hormone. TC and Thanks for a fun and direct video
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[veronicaperez]

I put mine in a clear soft drink cup with lid and cut holes around the bottom edge for draining. In a clear cup you can watch the roots grow! 👍🏼

[frandurden]

I just bend a limb of mine over to the ground and weight it down with a brick, cover with soil and wallah, it will grow roots from the nodes itself. Once the roots have grown, I just clip between each clump of roots.I get many plants that way, all at once.

[vidbox]

Top 3 reasons why I just subscribed: #3 - You’re hilarious and don’t take yourself too seriously; #2 - You seem pretty knowledgeable; and #1 You sweat profusely and aren’t ashamed to admit it. Thanks, You Tube, for sending this gem of humanity my way.

[staceyfraker]

I have a short attention span, and two kids that keep me distracted, but your videos are short, right to the point and you make it look so easy!!! I sent a bunch of your videos to my husband at work yesterday for him to watch too. These are great!!!! I homeschool and I’m going to use them for our botany part of science this year! These are the best videos on planting I’ve come across. My kids love plants, and they’ll be so excited about propagating new ones!

[notsuitable]

You're a breath of fresh air so fun to watch 🤣🤣🤣

[schandler]

I just found your video and the way you present is clear, funny, easy, informative. Thank you!
I’m following now. 💚

[robinchester]

It was fun watching you educate us. Sometimes we take ourselves too seriously. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[leeannmansfield]

I've got a deep pink it's 6 foot high and 7 foot wide.15 years old.

[augustinalawson]

Oh, wonderful, I don't have to buy those expensive plants anymore. Thank you so much, I love your videos. They are straightforward and to the point.

[chrisfoster]

Marvelous presentation ! You have all the ingredients- knowledge, specifics, well organized, clear ( that is, you spoke clearly, the photographer captured in full detail everything you were describing) AND a frequently missing ingredient in presentations - humor ! It helps the speaker get and maintain the audience’s attention. All of the above tells me to SUBSCRIBE.

[cherigreen]

Excellent video! Thank you for the close up of the place to make the cutting. Over all great job!

[laureenejackson]

Thank you for sharing. You are a very good teacher.

[jonifejes]

Thanks Justin!!! I love Hydrangeas. So thankful for your tutorials

[rmajko]

Thank you! I am so grateful for the very specific teaching about how to handle the cuttings and a close up of the process. I have watched several videos about this and they just basically say “ take a cutting” and then move on. It is not that simple as “ snap off a piece and plop it in water or dirt.

[margretsubero]

I have to thank you very much for your help and support I love to see you planing you are doing great job 👍God bless you

[ramonajolley]

This is so great!! Thank you so much! I will try this this week.

[geethaaus]

Beautiful way to explain the details; thank you. I watched start to finish and learned couple of things.

[debbiechuran]

That was entertaining while being educational ...thank you...stay original...