How long does it take for a mage to grow back after it is cut off (how long does it take for a mage to be left to air dry after its roots are cut)

The reason why the magician needs to be beheaded

(1) Leggy

When the stigmatized mage starts to grow too tall, out of concern that the stigmatization will gradually degenerate, the choice is to break the apical dominance by beheading, thus achieving the goal of suppressing the growth.

(2) Root rot

When the roots of the plant rot due to water accumulation, airtight soil, etc., root pruning or beheading is also necessary. This is a last resort and a commonly used remedial measure.

(3) Expansion

By cutting the already fascinated branches from the fascinated shrub and using them for cuttings, you can quickly propagate more fascinated shrubs.

(4) Change the suffixation effect

By beheading the master plant whose ornamental effect is not very good and dwarfing the ornamental board, new side buds can be grown on the cross section of the ornamental board, forming dense fan-shaped ornamentals, dragon head ornamentals, and blossoming ornamentals.

How many days does it take to dry the head after the embroidery wizard cuts it off?

After beheading, the variegated magic plant needs to be placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound and avoid getting the wound wet or rainy. It can only be restored to outdoor cultivation after the wound is basically dry and healed. The cut branches also need to be dried before they can be used for cutting propagation.

There is no rigid standard for how many days to air dry . Generally, 2 days is enough, as long as the wound is dry and flat, there is no exudate at the wound, and it is basically healed.

  For large-scale grafting, if you have carbendazim powder, wood ash or grafting wound healing agent at home, you can apply some on the wound to promote rapid drying and healing of the wound.

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