Cutting propagation
Methods: cut off the branches and stems of this plant and insert them into the prepared matrix (mostly sandy soil). After they take root, they can be planted alone to make them independent plants. This method is very common, so we will introduce it in detail p>
Precautions: first of all, when selecting materials, we should select those strong branches without diseases and pests as cuttings, and carefully handle them after selection. The softer branches should be cutted immediately after cutting, so as to avoid affecting the effect after they wilt. In addition, temperature control is also very important. If the temperature is too high, the incision is easy to rot, and if the temperature is too low, the growth will be very slow. It is easier to take root in the range of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. In addition, pay attention to the control of humidity. After cutting, ensure that the matrix is in a wet state. Covering plastic film is a better way to moisturize p>
Ramet propagation
This method is to break the connection between each branch of the root, stem and other parts of the plant and the mother plant, and then plant them separately to turn them into independent new plants. This method is very simple, easy to implement, and the success rate is relatively high, so it is widely used in horticulture p>
Strip propagation
This method is to press its branches into the moist soil, wait for them to take root, and then isolate them from the mother plant to form new small plants. This method has a high plant rate p>
Sowing and propagation
This method is not particularly commonly used, because it is difficult to survive by seed culture, so generally, we do not propose this method p>