Can jasmine be propagated by cuttings? How to achieve a high survival rate of cuttings?

The main methods of propagating jasmine are layering and cuttings. Cuttings can usually be used in spring, autumn and winter, while layering is generally carried out from May to June.

Jasmine cutting propagation

Jasmine can be propagated by cuttings, which is a common and simple method in daily life. It has a relatively high survival rate and does not have high requirements for the environment. New plants can be cultivated through cuttings.

Jasmine cutting time

Jasmine can be propagated by cuttings in spring, summer and autumn. The best time is around March to May in spring. The temperature in spring is suitable, and there is less rainy weather, which causes less damage to the roots and has a high success rate for cuttings.

Jasmine cutting propagation method

1. Choose branches

For jasmine, you can choose branches with buds for cuttings, which are easiest to survive. Some people will cut them into a Y shape, which is also very easy to survive. The medium for cuttings can be some ordinary garden soil plus some compound fertilizer soil, or vermiculite, river sand, etc. can also be used for cuttings.

2. Provide light

After jasmine cuttings, it should be placed in a sunny place that can provide scattered light or direct light. The soil medium needs to be kept moist every day. Excessive dryness will affect rooting. Only by placing it in a place with higher temperature and light can it promote normal rooting.

3. Be patient

The growth rate of jasmine is relatively slow, but after cuttings, as long as the leaves have not wilted and are fresh leaves, then they will definitely survive and grow roots. Sprouts will sprout on the branches. If it is early, it will grow roots in half a month, and sometimes it will take two months to grow roots.