How to Stick WINTER CUTTINGS of Boxwood, Camellia, and Yew / Winter Cuttings FOLLOW UP

A couple weeks ago I took some cuttings of a few plants before an extremely cold weather system arrived. I took cuttings of boxwood, yew, and camellias and put the cuttings into a refrigerator to store until I was ready to stick them in their medium. Sticking is that technical term that means you stick them in their medium, it's exactly what it means. ;) (Here's that video:    • Taking Cuttings in Winter for Propagation  ) This video is a follow up on the winter cuttings after I removed them from the refrigerator. I show how to cut the ends off the cuttings, remove excess leaves, and stick the cuttings into their medium.

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00:00 Intro on How to Stick/Why I Stored Cuttings in The Refrigerator
00:52 Checking the Camellia Cuttings
01:39 Trimming off the Camellia Cutting Ends
03:09 Checking the Yew and Boxwood Cuttings
03:38 Trimming off the Ends of Yew and Boxwood Cuttings
04:47 Using sand as a propagation medium
06:03 Sterile medium is important
06:23 Rooting Hormone and sticking cuttings of Yew
07:48 Why Clear Containers are Useful for Cuttings
08:27 Sticking Camellia Cuttings
09:37 A Few notes about Cammellia cuttings
10:07 Placement of cuttings/where to put your cuttings
10:21 Do Boxwoods need rooting hormone?
10:34 Sticking the boxwood cuttings
11:41 Summary


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