How to propagate oleander

1. Cutting

1. You can choose a healthy plant, cut a branch from it, and make the cut sloped. Remove the branches and leaves below to prevent excessive evaporation of water, and keep a few leaves on top.

2. Choose a substrate that is drainable and breathable to help the water drain out, and then disinfect it before use.

3. Plant the cuttings at a distance of 5 x 5 cm. Apply an appropriate amount of water after completion and be careful to avoid strong direct sunlight.

4. You can also cut 30-40cm branches and use a small knife to split the lower end to about 4-6cm. Prepare a container for hydroponics and insert it into it. It will take about 2-3 weeks to take root.

2. Sowing

When it matures, the seeds can be picked. Then, in order to increase the chance of germination, you can soak the seeds in warm water at 20-40 degrees. After the seeds absorb water, they can promote germination. Then sow the seeds in a suitable substrate, cover them with a layer of fine soil, ensure good temperature and light, and they will germinate soon.

3. Layering

Choose the rainy season, cut the branches close to the ground surface, press them into the soil, and wait for a month for them to take root. After the roots grow out, you can separate it from the mother plant and transplant it.