1、 How to cut

1. Cutting time: its cutting is recommended to be in April in spring or between September and October in autumn. The temperature and humidity are very suitable for survival

2. Select the insert: the insert should be robust, and the length should be controlled between 8-12 cm. After cutting, put it in a ventilated and semi shady place to dry the wound. If there is rooting powder, you can smear rooting powder on the wound, which can speed up the rooting speed

3. Preparation of substrate: cuttings should use a porous substrate with good air permeability. It can be mixed with garden soil, rotten leaf soil and coarse sand. Pay attention to disinfecting before use to prevent insect eggs or residual bacteria

4. Cutting into soil: after preparing the matrix and cuttings, it can be cut into soil. Pay attention not to be too deep into the soil, which accounts for about one-third of the depth of the cuttings. Too deep will affect the breathing and slow down the rooting speed. Pay attention to temperature control after insertion. It is best to provide a temperature between 15-20 degrees

2、 How long will it be watered after planting

If the cut is dried before inserting the cuttings, it can be watered after inserting, watered thoroughly in time, and moisturized in the later stage, so as to take root faster. If the wound is not dried, it should be watered after insertion for two or three days to prevent the wound from being stained with water and rotting. As long as the temperature and humidity are appropriate, it can take more than half a month to take root