Comments on: Cuttings http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/ Tue, 25 Dec 2012 12:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: littlefish http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-34 littlefish Tue, 25 Dec 2012 12:22:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-34 hi there, awesome video, many thanks.   question: how long does one have between first pruning the branches and striking them?    have some trees that i would like to propagate whose parents are off site and it will take some time to go between cutting the branches off and getting to the place where the rooting will take place.   cheers. hi there, awesome video, many thanks.   question: how long does one have between first pruning the branches and striking them?    have some trees that i would like to propagate whose parents are off site and it will take some time to go between cutting the branches off and getting to the place where the rooting will take place.   cheers.

]]> By: ralph http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-33 ralph Tue, 23 Oct 2012 14:41:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-33 What type of sand do you use?  Or does'nt it matter. What type of sand do you use?  Or does’nt it matter.

]]> By: Pooktre http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-32 Pooktre Tue, 16 Oct 2012 00:15:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-32  Ask your local nursery.  Ask your local nursery.

]]> By: Ahanbander http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-31 Ahanbander Mon, 15 Oct 2012 15:21:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-31 where can we buy hormone powder? where can we buy hormone powder?

]]> By: Becky Northey http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-30 Becky Northey Wed, 05 Sep 2012 22:53:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-30  We mainly worked with the fruiting trees but I know of others who have recommend birch and ash. I suggest you to do a couple of trials with a few different tree species and see how it goes. Do find out the what sub-species they are as well, as trees can have different reactions even within a species type.  We mainly worked with the fruiting trees but I know of others who have recommend birch and ash. I suggest you to do a couple of trials with a few different tree species and see how it goes. Do find out the what sub-species they are as well, as trees can have different reactions even within a species type.

]]> By: Neonblackberry http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-29 Neonblackberry Wed, 05 Sep 2012 17:25:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-29 I raise trees, love my work, admire yours! I have weeping birch, & several varieties of conifers; would any of them work in tree shaping ? I have the patience to wait for trees to mature into their forms...what about mountain ash? (Oregon, USA) I also have chokeberry to work with (Chokecherry) just eager & curious to try any thing I raise trees, love my work, admire yours! I have weeping birch, & several varieties of conifers; would any of them work in tree shaping ? I have the patience to wait for trees to mature into their forms…what about mountain ash? (Oregon, USA) I also have chokeberry to work with (Chokecherry) just eager & curious to try any thing

]]> By: Pereiramarianne http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-28 Pereiramarianne Mon, 06 Aug 2012 23:41:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-28 Thank you Becky.  i found the video most interesting. Thank you Becky.  i found the video most interesting.

]]> By: Jswtopaz http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-27 Jswtopaz Mon, 06 Aug 2012 14:18:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-27 i loved this so interesting. i love nature. i loved this so interesting. i love nature.

]]> By: Ebethnord http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-26 Ebethnord Sun, 05 Aug 2012 15:03:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-26 Propagating things like plum trees in temp. zones are done in the fall. Leave the cuttings outside sheltered from wind and sun, stop watering before the temp goes below zero and shelter them from spring sun, where you start to water again...NOT before you are certain of no nightly frost.  Propagating things like plum trees in temp. zones are done in the fall. Leave the cuttings outside sheltered from wind and sun, stop watering before the temp goes below zero and shelter them from spring sun, where you start to water again…NOT before you are certain of no nightly frost. 

]]> By: Pooktre http://pooktre.com/blog/cuttings/#comment-25 Pooktre Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:15:00 +0000 http://pooktre.com/blog/?p=551#comment-25 I suggest ask your local nursery for more specific details for your area, or someone you know who grows a great garden (most gardeners love to share knowledge) or maybe one of the garden forums that have people who also live in Canadian could give you some more info. I suggest ask your local nursery for more specific details for your area, or someone

you know who grows a great garden (most gardeners love to share

knowledge) or maybe one of the garden forums that have people who also

live in Canadian could give you some more info.

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