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“Gaura lindheimeri Propagation 🌸 | Stem, Root Cuttings & Taproot Guide”.

Redsoil Gardener

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In this video, I show you how to propagate Gaura lindheimeri using stem cuttings, root cuttings, and the taproot—simple and effective methods to multiply this beautiful flowering plant.

🌸 Gaura is a hardy, low-maintenance perennial known for its delicate, butterfly-like flowers and long blooming season.

🌱 In this video, you’ll learn:

How to propagate Gaura from stem cuttings
How to use root cuttings and taproot propagation
Best conditions for successful growth

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20 Comments

@GO-PIES-r6k 4 years ago (edited)

I love listening your voice, I could see you as a tv presenter 🇦🇺🇦🇺

@hera6341 5 months ago

i live in high desert zone 6. a pink gaura was given to me several years ago. it's planted in the curb strip and gets only rain water, and we hardly ever get rain. it florishes and travelers stop to look at it. your video is the only source i could find for propagation of gaura. thank you so much for this!

@zoozex8845 2 years ago

Propagation 5:31

@Murph110 1 year ago

Thank you from Florida. Thank you for the great video. I love gaura’s. I will try separating one.

@schoolbeginsaftercoffee4759 1 month ago

Just found your propagation videos. They are extremely informative, and they are presented in such a clear, concise way. Thanks!

@chiefschicktx 1 year ago

I love guara too. I found it by happenstance and took a chance. I just love it and it's not fussy.

@valdiego-san 2 years ago

That Gaura tap root is SPECTACULAR, It shows how healthy the initial mother plant is. Thank you for showing that part 👍

@maggiecarter4870 2 years ago

I simply love, love the guara plant. This information is valuable to my growing guara. I was using very most organic soil and did not get strong shots as seen in the video. I will start using the loomy soil fron now on and wait to see what happens. Thanks so much.

@selinaleewright5730 1 year ago

Thank you ! I was needing to cut mine back

@teresamorris1993 1 year ago

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

@gkeyser5926 1 year ago

Thank you!!! Plant 🌱 🪴 ❤

@MrAlienautopsy 3 years ago

Just discovered your channel. Spectacular content and so well done. I appreciate your wealth of knowledge. New subscriber!!!!🎉🎉🎉

@Patricia-dm8yj 2 years ago

thanks!

@johan081257 1 year ago

Very nice a Jackie. Top

@karenb6771 1 year ago (edited)

I have five of them and love them. Mine are pinkish/purple, but will purchase white, too. K from Mtns. of North Carolina.

@totallydomestic433 1 year ago

Thank you! I just ordered some guara seeds. I have grown them in the past & didn’t cut it back & it became a mess.
They were very pretty. I have alot of wind so they looked so pretty blowing in the wind. This time around i will definitely cut them back.
I saw them in a nursery yesterday and for a 4” by 4” pot $6.00. I always grow my flowers from seed, so. We will see how it goes. I know it is a little late getting started but they like the sun & heat.

@doorn37 3 months ago

6:53 start cutting propagating

@avandyke143 1 year ago (edited)

I live in North Texas on 10 acres. I found these plants all over my fields all around my house this spring. While I have a lot of wildflowers here and I know it’s native to this area, I did have two of these on my front porch last year and I’m wondering if the seeds didn’t spread everywhere in the wind? I’ve dug a bunch up and planted them in pots. They are going to be so beautiful in my fields around my house and on my porch! I had no idea they propagated so easily. Thanks for your video!

@kimcup5000 1 year ago

That tap root is hilarious. God bless whoever dug that up! :) Questions: did the root method work? How often should I water using each of these methods. I am in the U.S. in Idaho and NM where it grows both places and I simply love this plant. So fun and grows so well. Just a delightful friend to have in the garden. Thanks for the great video. Hope you can answer my questions. Peace.

@SidekickSam24 2 years ago

I have some of these here in Texas and they have done well. This year I will try your advice and trim them during the summer. I have 2 pink ones in the front yard and 2 white ones in the backyard. The white ones had a bunch of aphids on them last year. That inhibited the flowers alot. I did my best to remove them. I have not seen any new ones growing from seed yet.