The Easy Way to Propagate Hydrangeas From Cuttings
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Published 2023-08-04
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The first step to hydrangea propagation is getting a cutting from the mother plant. To begin, you'll want to take some softwood cuttings from your hydrangea. Don't forget to thoroughly disinfect your pruners before you get started! Also, you'll want to have an empty, well-washed plastic jug (a milk jug works great) in order to create a mini greenhouse; this will help keep your hydrangea cuttings humid while they propagate.
Hydrangea macrophylla is the variety that we'll be propagating in this video. I love the light blue color of this hydrangea in particular. We should have some roots in about a month or so, so be sure to subscribe to Grass Roots Gardening for an update, as well as more great content on gardening, landscaping, and all things plants.
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All Comments (21)
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I will be propagating hydrageas from my mother's yard before we sell her house. This has been so helpful!
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Now you have 8,001 subscribers! Thank you for showing us how to propagate hydrangeas. I love their deep, beautiful color. my animals never do anything on video either lol! I also loved how you explained about your hydrangeas because you had to take the tree down and you have to prop up your gutter, because this is life it’s not perfect. Thank you for your channel.
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I had a 5' x 8'' blue hydrangea that grew in Middle Georgia (zone 8) in full sun by my pool with reflecting concrete. It was always a show stopper - I guess over 25 years old when I moved away. They do adapt!
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There is a " family" lacy blue hydrangea over 100 years old ,only a few people have been able to root and regrow this.myself included in the ..not.. group.i cant wait to try this!
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I wish you have an update video of this propagation
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Thankyou , im going to try this today, really clear instructions! Wales UK
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My hydrangea is growing like crazy and I’ve been wondering how to do this and I found your video. My lucky day. Thank you
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I was impressed with your detailed explanations and the close up photo shots of what you are doing. Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing! Ilive in a rental now and am moving into my first purchase. The rental has the biggest most beautiful hydrangeas Ive ever seen. The landlord said I was welcome to take some cutting for my new home. So Im gonna take him up on that!! 😅
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Dirt perfect said to check you out, so we all followed his advise. Once we found you, your personality and your interesting interests, got hooked,, I didn’t mention funny,I love funny 👍👍👍👍
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When inserting the cutting into dirt, doesn't the rooting hormone just rub off on the dirt while you're pushing the cutting down? I've always used a new chop stick or pencil to create a hole first, then insert cutting. Thanks for sharing! I never have cut the leaves in half!
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Thank you so much - I must have watched at least ten videos on this topic - this one made the most sense to me. Easy to follow - you explain everything very well - thank you again
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Thanks for sharing. I am a hydrangea lover myself, i will try it.🌺🌺🌺
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Thank you for showing how to root am going to try this because I love this flower it’s a awesome beautiful plant
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New subscriber from N E Georgia Lady saying God Bless
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The interesting thing about hydrangeas is that they have the ability to root all along the stem. So that angle cut at the bottom isn’t needed. Just an interesting tidbit I thought I’d pass along 😊. great video 👍 btw
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I’m trying this today!!! Thank you for posting!!
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You made it look easy, I’ll try it!😊
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Appreciate your clear explanations, methods and video close-ups!! Love the accent!! I'm gonna try this up here in Southern Canada (zone 5B) 1st I need to uproot hydrangeas my dad planted in a small crowded smothering space & find a better spit for them & plant 2 new ones!!
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Love propagating.great and easy to follow video. Thanks
