The cutting method and precautions of Eustoma grandiflorum. In which month is it suitable to take cuttings?

Lisianthus has a shape somewhat like a rose and is often used as a matching flower among fresh cut flowers. Its flowers are delicate and beautiful, with elegant and fresh colors and a faint rose fragrance. Usually lisianthus is propagated by branch cuttings, and you can quickly get a pot of lisianthus.

1. Cutting time

Lisianthus can be propagated by cuttings. The operation is simple and the survival rate is very high. It is usually carried out in March and April in spring. This is the peak growth season of the plant, which is conducive to the germination of the root system. The survival rate of cuttings is higher at this time.

2. Cutting steps

Before taking cuttings of lisianthus, be sure to prepare suitable soil, then cut strong branches about 10 cm in length. The cutting process must be disinfected, and finally the prepared branches must be inserted into the soil. After completing the cuttings, be sure to strengthen management to ensure that the branches take root.

3. Maintenance

After the lisianthus cuttings are completed, they need to be placed in a semi-shaded environment. You can put the flower pot in the light for 1 hour every morning or evening, and then put it in a cool place for maintenance. Watering should be controlled at ordinary times to keep the soil in the pot moist and not dry. It will take root in about 5 days.

The lisianthus cuttings can be maintained normally after 7-10 days. At this time, the small buds have grown out. The flower pot can be placed on a south-facing or sunny balcony and watered every 3 days.