Can Tiger Pilan be propagated by cuttings?

There are many methods for propagating Sansevieria, such as seed propagation, hydroponic propagation, division propagation, cutting propagation, etc. At present, hydroponic propagation and cutting propagation are more commonly used for Sansevieria, and the survival rate is also relatively high.

Cutting propagation of Sansevieria

Sansevieria can be propagated by cuttings. When propagating by cuttings, you need to prepare soil with good air permeability. You can choose garden soil, and you can mix half river sand or coal slag with the garden soil, or you can use leaf mold mixed with river sand or coal slag. As long as the soil has good air permeability, certain nutrients and no water accumulation, the Sansevieria can grow quickly after cuttings.

Tiger Pilan cutting time

The best time for Sansevieria cuttings is March and September each year. The temperature in these two seasons is relatively stable. The survival rate of Sansevieria after cuttings is relatively high, and it can also grow quickly.

Cutting propagation method of Sansevieria

The method of propagating Sansevieria by cuttings is relatively simple. First, select the leaves that are growing thickly, trim them into 5-6 leaves, soak them in potassium permanganate solution for sterilization and disinfection, take them out and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry, insert them into the soil separately, to a depth of one-third of the length of the leaves, and then place them in an environment with good air circulation for cultivation. They will take root in about 30 days.