Cutting method of Schefflera chinensis, cutting propagation time and steps diagram

Schefflera can be propagated by cuttings, usually in spring and autumn when the warm climate is more conducive to its rooting. Then choose branches grown that year as cuttings, prepare loose and fertile soil for them, and insert the cuttings. They will take root in about a month.

Cutting time

Plants such as Schefflera are generally chosen for cuttings in spring and autumn, because the temperatures in these two seasons are most suitable and more suitable for the growth of the plant. It is easier to take root after cuttings. Too high or too low temperatures are not conducive to its survival.

Cutting steps

The cuttings of Schefflera vine are usually chosen from branches grown in the current year, with a length of about 8-10 cm. It is best to retain about 3 leaf nodes on it, which is more conducive to rooting. The new soil can be prepared with plain sand and vermiculite. After disinfection, the Schefflera vine cuttings are inserted into it, and then the surrounding soil is compacted.

Maintenance after cutting

After the cuttings of the Schefflera vine are completed, you need to pay attention to moisturizing and heat preservation, spray water frequently, and the ambient temperature should be controlled between 20-30℃. In this way, it will take root in about a month. Pay attention to avoid light during this period and maintain good air circulation.