How to separate pitcher plants (with a complete collection of breeding methods)

Author:Jiang Hao Date:2022-04-01 02:24

When dividing plants, open the soil around the root system, spray some water to expose the base, use scissors to separate the small plants on the mother plant, and then plant them for stuffy cultivation. It can also be propagated by sowing and cutting. When sowing, the soil should be prepared first and the seeds can be sown evenly. When cutting, the branches with good growth state should be used. It is good to cut after simple treatment.

1、 Ramet method

When Nepenthes plant separately for reproduction, first open the soil around the root system and spray some water on its root position to expose the base. Prepare a pair of sharp and clean scissors to separate the small plants on the mother plant. If its root growth is relatively weak, it is recommended to keep it stuffy. It can see the sun properly, and it will return to normal growth after a period of time

Nepenthes

2、 Other breeding methods

1. Sowing method: sow the seeds as soon as possible after obtaining the seeds, because it is not resistant to preservation. Prepare some delicate cultivation substrates and keep them moist. The obtained seeds are evenly sown on the substrate, and it is best to mix the seeds with sand for sowing. Cover the basin with a layer of fresh-keeping film, tie several small holes on it, and then place it in a place with good light. It will germinate in a month

Nepenthes

2. Cutting method: cut a section of branches in good growth condition and remove half of the leaves on them. Only 2-3 bud points need to be reserved. Then, 1 / 2 of the leaf veins are cut vertically and dipped with some rooting agent at the incision. Prepare loose soil, insert it into the matrix, and the bud points on the branches should be exposed to the soil surface. Finally, put the basin soil under the environment with high humidity, see the light appropriately, and wait for rooting

Nepenthes

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How to separate pitcher plants (with a complete collection of breeding methods)

Jiang Hao
2022-04-01 02:24
Description When dividing plants, open the soil around the root system, spray some water to expose the base, use scissors to separate the small plants on the mother plant, and then plant them for stuffy cultivation. It can also be propagated by sowing and cutting. When sowing, the soil should be prepared first and the seeds can be sown evenly. When cutting, the branches with good growth state should be used. It is good to cut after simple treatment.

1、 Ramet method

When Nepenthes plant separately for reproduction, first open the soil around the root system and spray some water on its root position to expose the base. Prepare a pair of sharp and clean scissors to separate the small plants on the mother plant. If its root growth is relatively weak, it is recommended to keep it stuffy. It can see the sun properly, and it will return to normal growth after a period of time

Nepenthes

2、 Other breeding methods

1. Sowing method: sow the seeds as soon as possible after obtaining the seeds, because it is not resistant to preservation. Prepare some delicate cultivation substrates and keep them moist. The obtained seeds are evenly sown on the substrate, and it is best to mix the seeds with sand for sowing. Cover the basin with a layer of fresh-keeping film, tie several small holes on it, and then place it in a place with good light. It will germinate in a month

Nepenthes

2. Cutting method: cut a section of branches in good growth condition and remove half of the leaves on them. Only 2-3 bud points need to be reserved. Then, 1 / 2 of the leaf veins are cut vertically and dipped with some rooting agent at the incision. Prepare loose soil, insert it into the matrix, and the bud points on the branches should be exposed to the soil surface. Finally, put the basin soil under the environment with high humidity, see the light appropriately, and wait for rooting

Nepenthes

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