Willow is one of the easiest plants to grow from cuttings, and willow grows best from hardwood cuttings but semi-ripe cuttings work almost as well. Only need a few materials if doing it on a small scale, a empty plastic bottle, compost, honey and a willow cutting! Please check out my channel and subscribe if anything interest you! http://www.facebook.com/HuwsGardenNursery
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No honey is good and thanks for watching!
Thank you!
I wonder how many types of willow are there ? I'll have to do researching. How long does it take for a nice root ball to form ? nice job sir thanks for sharing 🙂
Great video
In a month the roots should start growing and then in two months there will be a nice root ball, Thanks for watching and I would like to hear how many willows there are in your research!
Thankyou!
Thanks of the video, I got some useful information from you
Nice video
send you a message in facebook on what I found out, way too much information to repeat and youtube don't allow for links at least I've not figured how to share them. enjoy the read I've not done reading myself just figured the weed part was worth a look see. Keep up the good work 🙂
Thanks for the link. Over 400 species! Wow! Thanks and I will take a closer look, all the best, Huw
Thanks and you should try it!
Thanks for watching and I'm glad it was useful!
Thanks a lot Rodney!
Thanks that was really helpful 🙂
love the plastic bottle idea! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much young man. I am off to the supermarket to buy some honey!
Great tip. Thanks for sharing it.
thank you, nice and useful video, greetings from Argentina
i recently used an ez cloner and was able to root thick hard wood cutting in three weeks!
Great video, thank you! I'm planning on making a live willow fence at my allotment so heading just north of Glasgow to get the cuttings today. Thanks again for great info 🙂
Thanks for sharing the info about using the honey. That may be well known info, but for me, it was a learning experience. Thanks again!
honey mmmm
Awsome dude cheers for sharing this info
honey! what a great idea! I never heard of using it for rooting cuttings before!:)
Where can I get some of the "root trainers" with the extra depth for roots like this?
easy-peasy now I know how. Thank you