Sowing and propagation

Pyracantha can be propagated by practical seed sowing. Pyracantha will bear fruit in autumn. The fruit of Pyracantha will generally mature in October. At this time, we can collect the seeds of Pyracantha. After the fruit matures in autumn, it can stay in the tree until February of the next year. After picking the fruit of Pyracantha, remove the pulp, then clean the seeds, and then dry the seeds of Pyracantha. When it comes to sowing, first treat the seeds with gibberellin with a concentration of 2 / 10000, then plant the seeds into the soil, cover about 3cm of soil layer, and then water to make the land completely wet

Cutting propagation

Pyracantha can also be propagated by cutting. If the cutting method is selected to propagate Pyracantha, it is best to carry out cutting from November to march of the next year. In this way, the survival rate of Pyracantha can reach more than 90%. We first select a Pyracantha tree that has been growing for two years, cut a branch with a growth period of 1 ~ 2 years, keep the length of the cut branch at 12 ~ 15 cm, and trim the lower end of the branch obliquely into the shape of horse ear. Dig out a small pit of about 10cm on the land to be planted, plant the branches, and the branches will be exposed to the ground for about 2 ~ 5cm, then fill with soil, stabilize the ground, and then pour water, and then keep the land moist from time to time