It’s a nice video but what we really want to know is whether they were successful or not!

Thank you for the great video and propogation tips for your favorite berry (and mine). Saskatoons can be quite variable in productivity and taste so it is great that you can clone from an exceptional plant. Some in the wild have large almost black fruit that are so juicy sweet and flavourful

Fun video. Propagating is exciting

Any chance you'll do a follow up video on the cuttings or more videos like this?

That is a really cool jacket you got there. Thanks for the videos, I am new to saskatoons, but I do have one bush in my backyard and I have been converted, they are delicious.

Here many peoples say that tree propagation is not working at all for the saskatoon berries including smoky and any other subtypes. Your youtube makes me very positive to try myself. Thank you very much!

Hey! 1 year later…did the softwood cuttings survive???

@user-rz8jp1mh6i

4 ай бұрын

Врядли

Thank you!

nice! thanks

where are ya. what zone are you in. i just had my first saskatoon berry and it was absolutely awesome. thanks for the tips

Hi. I just ordered one of these trees. How did this project work out? I would like to take cuttings for my dad when the plant matures.

Kool 👍

I use Aloe and stimroot on citrus even airlayering. My Saskatoons are recovering from bad winter still a year ago.

I know of some saskatoon trees in town so ill be going to town with a cutters and a bottle of water to tranport them back to my house. I really want saskatoon trees in my back yard and my moms backyard. Nice. And then later on some raspberry bushes.

I haven’t had luck with propagating these from cuttings unfortunately. Gonna try sprouting seeds I collected from wild ones that had way better taste and juiciness than my store bought variety

@StarKillersSon

Жыл бұрын

any luck ?

@CampingforCool41

Жыл бұрын

@@StarKillersSon I’m going to be stratifying the seeds outdoors over the winter. I’m assuming they just wouldn’t sprout without stratification.

@philpetersen4477

Жыл бұрын

I live in New Zealand and have sprouted some saskatoon berry seeds. I cold stratified these for 90days then planted in potting mix containers outside and watered regularly. They took literally 2 years to germinate and pop up. All of them popped up in spring this year. Seeds take a long time!

So basically Saskatoon is a service berry. West rockies only. We have eastern varieties here Oklahoma.

Where abouts are you from??? Awesome video!

Hi I hope you are well! I enjoyed your video. I have lilacs that have invaded my Saskatoon patch and wonder if you, or anyone, can suggest a way to get them out. How did your new Saskatoon shrubs do? Thank you.

Hope is not disappointed..😊

Did they take root? How did it work out

How did your transplants turn out?

great Idea,, how did they turn out ? I've also tried taking dormant cuttings now or late winter and threw them in a container of water indoors until spring,, then I transplant the living ones outside or into a pot

@mattmccallum2007

2 жыл бұрын

Did that work?

can I take a cutting in january winter time of old wood and stick it in soil?

Hi! Why do you need the root hormone when the plant already has natural root hormones?

I've had very good success rate air layering my Juneberries.

what a beautiful.... lady thanks.

What percentage take/grow with this method?

Hello. Are you familiar with Amelanchier sanguinea? What is your favorite fruit species?

Have you had luck yet with this method? I have mostly read about propagating Saskatoons using suckers, which seems like more of a pain than your way.

Did anyone try this method? I'd like to know if it works. Thanks.

How old are those trees? I just planted two bare root bushes today. I'm considering covering a small banked area on my property.

@harigopaladamus9481

3 жыл бұрын

I'd assume 2years of age my mango

Hey you are so lovely at your presentation ❤️ from india

Why doe my saskatoon berries got fallen leaves, i am planting it indoor in a pot .

@freebird2695

3 жыл бұрын

too dry probably

Almond taste? So does that mean that the nut allergy people will be no more?

Yes was this successful?

Do you need two Plants?

@mattcheys8982

Жыл бұрын

You should be able to get away with one, should you have other plants that it can cross with. however atleast 2 would suffice.

Great, but where's mama

Caterpillars may become Butterlys.

Will have to assume this disnt work out since youre not responding to ppl asking.

Hello! I am in a similar area and am wondering if you have an email or method of contact? I'd love to chat more boreal growth tips with someone in the area!

Would of been nice to know if you were successful. I kind of think it would be easier and better to just dig out and transplant young trees in the fall rather than propagation.

We've lost Hope.

Birds bring them in, the seeds last in the seedbed of for a long time. They just appear for me.

@austenmathison1321

3 жыл бұрын

That's great

@austenmathison1321

3 жыл бұрын

They're very abundant

If you do an instructional video and it fails, you should take it down and not waste our time. If it worked, you should comment.

@toniaschultz1522

Жыл бұрын

How nice are you?!? This young lady was placed into criminal custody for robbing folks of their landscape. She had a legit problem with this and this video wasn't the only piece of evidence they found. Her family is truly distraught, and comments like yours don't help at all, Hoser.

Drop the insta