Propagation method of closed sheath ginger

Author:Amsterdam Date:2022-04-05 15:52

Closed sheath ginger likes a warm and humid growth environment. Its propagation methods mainly include root propagation and cutting propagation. Let's take a look at the propagation methods of closed sheath ginger.

Split root propagation of ginger with closed sheath

The split root propagation of closed sheath ginger is generally carried out in spring. Dig the underground rhizomes of closed sheath ginger and plant them separately in the field with 1-2 plant buds and rhizomes

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Cutting propagation of ginger with closed sheath

The cutting propagation of closed sheath ginger has the advantages of fast speed and high survival rate. Cut the old and mature closed sheath ginger branches and stems, cut them in a small section with 2-3 nodes, and then insert these cuttings obliquely into the sand bed or sandy loam with excellent air permeability, and adhere to watering to keep the sand bed moist. After about half a month, new plants will grow at the bud holes of the stem nodes, and they can be transplanted into the field after a month< span>

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Propagation method of closed sheath ginger

Amsterdam
2022-04-05 15:52
Description Closed sheath ginger likes a warm and humid growth environment. Its propagation methods mainly include root propagation and cutting propagation. Let's take a look at the propagation methods of closed sheath ginger.

Split root propagation of ginger with closed sheath

The split root propagation of closed sheath ginger is generally carried out in spring. Dig the underground rhizomes of closed sheath ginger and plant them separately in the field with 1-2 plant buds and rhizomes

flowers and plants

Cutting propagation of ginger with closed sheath

The cutting propagation of closed sheath ginger has the advantages of fast speed and high survival rate. Cut the old and mature closed sheath ginger branches and stems, cut them in a small section with 2-3 nodes, and then insert these cuttings obliquely into the sand bed or sandy loam with excellent air permeability, and adhere to watering to keep the sand bed moist. After about half a month, new plants will grow at the bud holes of the stem nodes, and they can be transplanted into the field after a month< span>

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