Video taking off 9.1x its usual first day

Shafikul Garden wraps guava branches in carrots and tomatoes

The propagation tutorial moves from vegetable wraps to aloe-filled cuttings, drawing about nine times the channel's usual first-day views.

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Shafikul Garden Story of October 31, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 49,823 views a day, 9.1 times a normal first day on this channel (5,470).

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0:18A hollowed carrot surrounds scraped bark before the branch is enclosed in damp cocopeat and black plastic.
4:28A sequence labeled "After 50 days" shows roots around the branch before cutting and potting.
5:56The tomato variation places a scooped-out half around exposed bark inside a cocopeat-filled cup.
10:55Another branch receives aloe vera gel, a tight black-cloth wrapping, water and a plastic covering.
15:16Stem cuttings go into aloe leaf chunks, then cocopeat under a plastic-bottle humidity cover.

The vegetables go first. Shafikul Garden's guava tutorial begins with a hollowed carrot fitted around a scraped section of branch, followed by a cup of damp growing medium and a black plastic covering.

The reveal comes after a time jump: the wrapping comes off, roots surround the branch, and the gardener cuts the new plant free for potting. A scooped-out tomato gets a similar turn later in the video.

The upload drew roughly 50,000 views in its first day, about nine times the usual opening for the channel's longer videos. Guava propagation is familiar territory for Shafikul Garden, but this demonstration offers a different set of materials from the drill-and-container method we reported here earlier.

Despite the LIVE label in "🔴LIVE:🍐Start Your Own Guava Garden | Cuttings & Air Layering!", the tutorial includes edited sequences showing root development after weeks of waiting. Only the gardener's hands and forearms appear, with narration accompanying the tomato method.

The later sections swap vegetables for aloe vera: gel goes onto an exposed branch before a cloth wrapping, while separate stem cuttings are inserted into chunks of aloe leaf and planted in cocopeat. A cut plastic bottle covers the pot to retain humidity. The description also makes room for patience, noting that rooting time varies with the plant, season and growing conditions.

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