Stem propagation of plants

Apical bud insertion

Top bud cutting is mostly the cutting method adopted by herbaceous plants, mainly cutting cuttings with top buds from plants. This method is easy to grow roots, and the survival time is the shortest

Softwood cutting

Softwood cutting refers to cutting the new and non lignified branches from the plant. This way of Cutting Rooting is also relatively simple, but it is easy to be affected by the environment, especially when the humidity is not enough, it will lead to cutting failure

Semi hardwood cutting

Semi hard branch cutting refers to the selection of annual or current year branches on the plant during cutting, but the branches are required to mature and the epidermis begins to Lignify. Semi hardwood cutting is relatively easy to survive, because the cuttings themselves contain sufficient nutrients

Hardwood cutting

Hardwood cutting is mostly adopted by the propagation of woody plants. Generally, the fully mature branches are selected for cutting. It can be carried out in winter and spring or when the plant is dormant. Cut 15-30cm

Leaf cutting propagation of plants

Whole leaf cuttings

Whole leaf cutting refers to the use of a whole leaf for leaf cutting, which has a faster rooting speed, but less buds

Leaf insert

Leaf inserting refers to cutting the leaves with complete leaves into several pieces, and adventitious buds can grow on each piece. In this way, more seedlings can be obtained

Leaf bud insertion

Leaf bud cutting means that when cutting leaves, there should be a bud at the base of the leaves, which will make it easier to send out adventitious buds. It is suitable for plants that are not easy to grow adventitious buds by leaf cutting propagation

Root propagation of plants

Root cutting propagation refers to the use of roots as cuttings for cutting when plants reproduce. It is mainly to ensure that the plant can grow new buds and branches

Plant scale cutting

Scale cutting is a cutting method adopted by bulbous plants. It mainly uses the scales on the abnormal stem of the plant as cuttings, which is somewhat similar to leaf cutting. Generally, small bulbs or small plants grow on the scales

Bud propagation of plants

Bud cutting mainly refers to cutting with axillary bud, crown bud and adventitious bud on the plant. Axillary bud refers to the bud growing in the leaf axil of the plant, and crown bud is the bud on the top of the plant; Adventitious bud refers to the bud whose growth part is not at the top bud and leaf axil< span>