1、 Time

It is best to use it for cutting propagation in spring and summer. April to June is the best time, because during this time, the temperature is kept above 20 ℃ and there is no sun exposure, so the seedlings used for cutting are easier to survive and grow

2、 Process

1. First, select the branches that grow very strong from the mother tree and cut them off. Only about 7-10CM needs to be left. One or two petioles need to be left on the branches. Only half of the upper leaves need to be left, and all the others need to be cut off. After cutting it off, you can seal the wound with wax so that the water won't evaporate

2. Use a basin with moderate size and good drainage effect as its cutting basin, look for some sandy soil, which should be soft enough, then disinfect the soil, put it in the basin and insert the branches. If it is inserted in April and may, the part inserted into the soil needs to account for two-thirds of the whole branch, and then put it in the semi shade area for maintenance. If it is planted in June, you need to insert two fifths of the branch into the soil, and then put it in a full shade environment. In general, in order to improve its survival rate, it is best to cut immediately after cutting

3. After inserting it into the soil, pour it with water, and then cover the basin with a transparent bag, so that it won't be drenched when it rains, and bacteria can't invade it. Moreover, the most important advantage of doing so is that it can keep a certain amount of water in the branches, so it won't die due to water volatilization, which can better protect its growth

3、 Daily maintenance

After cutting it, it can grow roots and sprout branches and buds in about two months. Between these two months, the plastic bag should be opened every few days to let it breathe. At the same time, pay attention to the condition of the soil. If it is dry, water it to help it increase humidity. After the new leaves on the branches spread, the plastic bag can be removed, and the young plants can be replaced with new pots