1、 Cutting time

It is suggested that its cutting should be carried out in spring. Specifically, when the plant has begun to grow after the temperature rises, that is, between May and June. At this time, the survival rate will be higher. In addition, it can also be carried out in the autumn from September to October, which is also easy to germinate and take root

2、 Treatment of branches

Be sure to choose branches that are not infected with diseases and pests as cuttings. To cut off the lower blade, just keep the upper one. It is better to cut the bottom into an inclined mouth, which is more conducive to absorb water and nutrients. After treatment, soak it in rooting water for 10 minutes to promote faster germination in the later stage

3、 Preparation matrix

The soil is required to be loose, fertile, breathable and slightly acidic. You can mix rotten leaf soil, garden soil and river sand, and then add a small amount of rotten organic fertilizer to meet the demand

4、 Cutting into soil

After everything is handled, you can cut into the soil. Cutting should not be too deep. After cutting, the soil should be compacted and sprayed with an appropriate amount of water to moisturize. It should be slightly wet. It must not be too wet, let alone ponding. Then cover it with a thin plastic cover, which can not only moisturize, but also keep warm. The roots can grow in about a month

5、 Post management

After cutting, water it every three or five days, and open the plastic film frequently for ventilation. Be careful not to fertilize before taking root. After rooting, organic fertilizer can be supplemented every 20 days. It should also be exposed to the sun, but it should not be exposed to the sun, otherwise it is easy to lead to cutting failure

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