5 + 2 fresh unrooted cuttings of stunning Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea bush tree
5 + 2 free fresh unrooted cuttings of stunning Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea bush tree Cutting length: 6-7″. Will be cut the day of shipping. Easy to root. Will producevery large flower cones – initially white, and then white-and-pink. It is really stunning to see a small or moderate – size bush with gigantic 9-10 inch long flower cones. Length of the cuttings6-7″. No leaves. These can be as thick as a fat marker (it can be hardwood). Two thin cuttings will be ~1/8″ or thinner (like 2 mm in diameter). The thin cuttings are semi-hardwood as shown in the photos. The goal is to provide you with a nice variety of diameters of hardwood and semi-hardwood cuttings, for your rooting experiments. This plant is easy to root. Hydrangeas love water. Like most hydrangeas, ‘Vanilla Strawberry’ does best in full sun. Its mature height is 6-7 feet, with a spread of 4-5 feet. This summer-flowering shrub is hardy in Zones 4-8. Produces absolutely stunning blossom – a beautiful/value addition to your home. In July – they are pure white (see photos). In August they turn red-and-white. The cuttings will bewrapped in moist paper. Our garden is 100% organic. just keepingthincuttings in a cup of shallow water. It takes 30-50 days to root. for rooting involves a clear plastic container (Like a shoe box from Lowes or a clear-plastic container for cakes) andlivemoss from the nearby woods. There is an opinion that live moss has anti-mold properties.Also, it is easy to place layers of moss – like clumps or “shelves” with plenty of humid air in between – and then to place cuttings. It iseasierandsaferto lift the clumps of moss without damaging fragile young roots -when youinspect the cuttings periodically. Horizontal placement of the cuttings often leads to several roots growing at the cutting ends and in the middle, potentially producing 2-3 plants from one cutting. I keep the box at the room temperature, 5-6 ft away from windows. Last several photos illustrate the moss, and roots growing at one end or both ends, and even in the middle.Some people call this horizontal+live moss method “simplified” aeroponics (Wikipedia:aeroponicsis the process of growing plants in an air or mist environment without the use of soil or an aggregate medium).Recently I decided to use very short, 3-3.5″ long, cuttings. My experiments with shortfigcuttings were surprisingly successful: those short 3-3.5″ cuttings produced roots at the ends and even in the middle! I did not use any rooting hormone, and based on what I have read, rooting hormone may or may not contribute to the success. When I see approx. 1 long white roots, I gently move the cutting to a pot made of a clear plastic water bottle with 3-4 holes on the bottom. Clear plastic allows me to see the growing roots. I use regular potting soil, used coffee grounds and even used leaves of mint after drinking mint tea, offering overall loose soil for the roots to propagate. I can see air gaps in the soil (avocado roots seem to like these cavities), and the roots rapidly growing in this porous light-weight soil.Normally I place those plastic bottles with rooted cuttings in larger clear plastic containers like Sterlite 55 – 65″ storage totes. I spray some water on my plants and keep these large containers closed. This creates a nice, warm humid environment, so I do not have to worry about watering my young plants too often. see pictures
Epiphyllum Puerto Vallarta Unrooted Cuttings – 8 to 10 inches long
In their native habitat, epiphyllums grow in trees and like partially filtered sun. Once the plants have mature leaves and are ready to flower, dry down the soil starting in November until buds can be seen on last year’s growth.
Epiphyllum Masada Unrooted Cuttings / 8 to 10 inches long / Epicactus
In their native habitat, epiphyllum grow in trees and like partially filtered sun. Epiphyllum cannot tolerate direct sunlight; their branches can burn with just 10 minutes of afternoon sun exposure.
Variegated Brugmansia Angel’s Trumpet Unrooted Plant Cuttings
Variegated Brugmansia Angel’s TrumpetWhat you will receive: Unrooted stem cutting approximately 6″ long, (vegetative material for you to root yourself)Easy to root in waterStick your cutting in a clean glass. Poor enough room temperature water to cover 1/3 of the cuttings. Place glass with the cuttings in a bright and warm location. Rooting will generally occur in 3-4 weeks but some plants will take longer. Be sure to add fresh water as needed until the cuttings are fully rooted. When the roots are 1-2 inches long or longer the cutting is ready to be potted up. Caution: All parts of plant are poisonous if ingested Note: The images are for reference purposes only. A cutting is piece of a living plant that is used for creating new plants (propagation). The cutting you receive will be unrooted, minimal or no leaves. No cutting will be exactly alike, each cutting will be slightly different in form, color, size and shape depending on the time of purchase; there may or may not be imperfections on the cutting.Shipping: We do our best to process and ship your order out within 5-7 business days after payment is received. It may take longer for multiple items. We ship via USPS First Class or Priority Mail depending on the size and weight of the package.Delay Shipping: Upon your request, we can delay shipping to avoid holiday/weekend transit holds or extreme weather. If you wish to delay shipping and minimize transit time for your order, please contact us immediately after purchase as we would be happy to ship the item on your requested shipping date.Weather advisories: It is the customer’s responsibility to check their 10-day weather forecast for extreme weather and weather advisories. We offer heat packs and USPS Priority Mail upgrades for an additional charge. Returns & exchanges: We don’t accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations.Due to the nature of the products we handle, it is the customers responsibility to open their package and inspect it upon arrival (date of confirmed delivery) and communicate any discrepancies within 24 hours by sending us a message with the description of the problem along with supporting photos. We ensure the quality of product and sound packaging for the safest delivery possible. We have no control over your shipment once it has been shipped and we cannot guarantee the plants will survive if they’re left in your post office box or mailbox for an extended period of time.Using the tracking number provided, you can set up text alerts on the USPS website to alert you when the package has been delivered.
American Sweetheart / Unrooted Cuttings / 8 to 10 inches long / Epicactus
Flower photos are from our garden and are for reference; plants are not in bloom. In their native habitat, epiphyllum grow in trees and like partially filtered sun. Epiphyllum cannot tolerate direct sunlight; their branches can burn with just 10 minutes of afternoon sun exposure.
Katuk Star Gooseberry “Sweet Leaf” Fresh Unrooted 7 Stem Cuttings
Katuk Star Gooseberry “Sweet Leaf” Fresh Unrooted 7 Stem Cuttings. Each cutting measuring approximately 6 inches long. Shipped with USPS First Class package. No pot, no soil.
Epiphyllum Flaming Passion Unrooted Cuttings – 8 to 10 inches long
In their native habitat, epiphyllums grow in trees and like partially filtered sun. Once the plants have mature leaves and are ready to flower, dry down the soil starting in November until buds can be seen on last year’s growth.
Cecile Brunner Rose Ten Premium unrooted Plant Cuttings USPS Shipping *Fragrant
Ten cuttings Rosa 'Cécile Brünner', also known as 'Mlle CéRosa 'Cécile Brünner' – Wikipediacile Brünner', 'Sweetheart Rose', 'Malteser Rose', or 'Mignon', is a light pink polyantha rose bred in France by Marie Ducher and introduced by her son-in-law, Joseph Pernet-Ducher in 1881. Commonly called the sweetheart rose, the Cecile Brunner rose (Rosa x “Cecile Brunner”) is a climbing rose cultivar favored for its tiny, pale pink flowers and cascading growth habit. It grows best within U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 to 11, where it will bloom prolifically during the spring and autumn months. Unlike many roses, Cecile Brunner roses do not require grafting and will propagate eagerly from stem cuttings. The cuttings require no special pretreatment and very little hands-on care; however, they must be potted in sterile medium and kept under light shade to ensure their survival. One of the best ways to propagate new roses is to take a cutting from an existing plant and grow it into a whole new rose bush. When you grow roses from a cutting, you cut a stem from a healthy plant and root it in a growing medium so it grows into an independent plant of its own. Roses are best planted in the spring (after the last frost) or in fall (at least six weeks before your average first frost). Planting early enough in fall gives the roots enough time to get established before the plants go dormant over the winter. Cecil Brunner Rose Ten Premium Plant Cuttings To Start Bushes. Shipped with USPS First Class. I have lately been hacked on eBay. Someone is copying my photos and descriptions verbatim but undercutting my price. I am the original lister of these roses fyi.
Indian Warrior Epiphyllum Unrooted Cuttings – 8 to 10 inches long
In their native habitat, epiphyllum grow in trees and like partially filtered sun. Epiphyllum cannot tolerate direct sunlight; their branches can burn with just 10 minutes of afternoon sun exposure.
10 UNROOTED 10”-15” Vinca Major Periwinkle Cuttings, Live Plant Purple Flower
10 UNROOTED 10”-15” Vinca Major Periwinkle Vine Cuttings, Live Plant Ground Cover Purple Flowers – Easy to Root in Water. These are living plant cuttings, so they need to be rooted in water or soil. Once they’re well-rooted in the soil, they can be exposed to direct sunlight, if desired.
