5 SECRET ROOTING TRICKS TO MULTIPLY DIFFICULT-TO-PROPAGATE PLANTS

Secret rooting tricks and garden hacks can help you multiply those difficult-to-propagate plants with 100% success results using different methods of air layering v/s compared to growing from plant cuttings. Please do not skip the Secret Bonus hack in the end.

When it comes to propagating or multiplying plants, our mind usually jumps to taking branch cuttings and trying to root them, but most often end up with poor results. But what if I told you that there are 5 different ways to multiply plants with 100% success results, especially for those difficult-to-root trees or woody or semi-woody branches of fruit trees or fiddle fig trees? Even a newbie gardener can easily succeed in these methods without using any rooting hormone powder. And moreover, these methods will produce genetically identical new plants which will carry all the characteristics of the parent plant.

Monocots V/s Dicots:

Monocot – One Cotyledon, Dicot – Two cotyledons.
Monocot – Parallel veins, Dicot – Branching veins,
Monocot – Fibrous root system, Dicot – Tap root is must,
Floral petals usually in multiples of three in monocots, whereas in dicots they are in multiples of four or five.

TIME STAMPS (CHAPTERS):

PROPAGATING CUTTINGS V/S LAYERING TYPES: 0:29

SIMPLE LAYERING: 1:08
TIP LAYERING: 2:00
CLASSIC AIR LAYERING: 2:21
Air Layering for monocots: 2:44
Air Layering for Dicots: 3:45
POT LAYERING: 4:55
WATER LAYERING: 5:34
The Bonus secret hack: 6:32

5 SECRET ROOTING TRICKS TO MULTIPLY DIFFICULT-TO-PROPAGATE PLANTS | AIR LAYERING FRUIT TREES

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