Sowing and propagation of Photinia

Photinia has many fruits, so its seeds are widely distributed. Photinia seeds can be harvested in November every year. After harvest, they should be soaked with water. When the seeds are almost fermented, rub off the seed coat by hand, rinse the seeds and store them well. Wait for sowing in the coming year, and pour the nutrient rich basin soil into water for standby, After the stored seeds are taken out for small treatment, they are evenly sown in the basin soil, and then covered with a layer of soft soil for certain fertilization, so as to wait for them to germinate and bloom

Cutting propagation of Photinia

First, select a good flowerpot, preferably with a small hole at the bottom to ensure good drainage, and then disinfect the flowerpot. The cutting season is mainly in the rainy season. Select a healthy strip of paper about 10 cm. Pay attention to that the cut of the cuttings must be smooth. You can also take mature branches of about a year in early spring for cutting. The depth of the bottom of the cuttings inserted into the basin soil is about two-thirds, Then carry out watering. Be sure to water thoroughly, then cover it with plastic film, and finally cover it with a layer of shading net