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A cucumber casing joins the propagation experiments in a tutorial drawing seven times the channel's usual first-day views.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 38,400 views a day, 7 times a normal first day on this channel (5,470).
🔴LIVE:🍋Grow Your Own Lemon Trees at Home! Step-by-Step Live!
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- 0:11Bamboo segments become planting cylinders, with drainage holes drilled into their bottoms.
- 2:40Lemon branch cuttings are inserted into cocopeat inside the bamboo tubes.
- 9:28A ring of bark is removed from an attached lemon branch to prepare it for air layering.
- 10:06A hollowed cucumber surrounds the exposed branch section inside a cocopeat-filled plastic cup.
- 14:12The presenter plants fresh lemon leaves, then shows roots and sprouts after a labeled three-month interval.
- 18:24Another set of branch cuttings is trimmed, stripped of lower bark and coated with aloe vera gel.
The pots are homemade. Shafikul Garden cuts fresh bamboo into cylinders, drills drainage holes in the bottoms and fills them with cocopeat before inserting lemon branch cuttings.
That hands-only demonstration opens "🔴LIVE:🍋Grow Your Own Lemon Trees at Home! Step-by-Step Live!", which drew about 38,000 views in its first day. It's a notably fast start for the channel's longer videos, even while views across the channel are below their usual daily pace.
The bamboo is only the first improvised container. For an air-layering demonstration, the presenter removes a ring of bark from a branch still attached to the lemon tree. A cucumber is split and hollowed out, then fitted around the exposed section with toothpicks. A plastic cup holds cocopeat around it, and a dark covering encloses the setup.
The tutorial uses time jumps to show the next stages: rooted cuttings coming out of their bamboo sleeves, and the air-layered branch being separated from its parent tree and potted. There is no spoken commentary; close-ups and written labels carry the instructions.
Later, the video presents a leaf-propagation experiment, followed by another batch of branch cuttings coated with fresh aloe vera gel. The kitchen ingredients keep changing, but the work stays focused on preparing lemon material for rooting and moving it into soil.
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- Channel
- Shafikul Garden
- Subscribers
- 4,090,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,925,232
- Channel views, pace per day
- 128,774 (on a normal day: 367,969)
- Video published
- November 8, 2026
- Video views so far
- 38,469 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 1,795
The numbers
The lemon tutorial's first-day audience stands well above Shafikul Garden's usual start for longer uploads. Channel-wide daily views, however, remain below their typical pace.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which plant supplies the gel applied to lemon cuttings in this tutorial?
The presenter cuts an aloe vera leaf and applies its gel to the cut ends of lemon branches.