How long does it take for goldfish spider plant cuttings to take root? Which month has the highest survival rate?

Rooting time of goldfish spider plant cuttings

Spring and autumn are the best seasons for cuttings of Chlorophytum comosum. The temperature at this time is suitable for the rooting of Chlorophytum comosum. After cuttings, the temperature is maintained at around 20 degrees. It will take about 3-4 weeks for the roots to take root , and the success rate of cuttings is the highest. If cuttings are done in summer, you need to find a way to cool down. If cuttings are done in winter, you need to find a way to increase the temperature.

How to root goldfish spider plant by cuttings

1. When taking cuttings of Chlorophytum comosum, you must first prepare a suitable substrate, preferably one that is loose, breathable and rich in humus. If you prepare it yourself, you can mix perlite, vermiculite and peat soil, and then disinfect it before use.

2. If you want the goldfish plant to take root quickly after cuttings, be careful not to choose cuttings that are too tender, otherwise they will easily die. You should choose cuttings that are one year old or older. In addition, just water them thoroughly once after cutting. Do not water them at will after that. Just spray them with water appropriately to keep them moist.

How to propagate the goldfish plant by cuttings

1. Prepare the substrate: prepare the container and soil for the cuttings of the goldfish plant. The container can be a small flower pot or a plastic cup with holes in it. The substrate can be peat soil, vermiculite, or perlite. Mix them thoroughly and water them thoroughly for use.

2. Cut cuttings: Select healthy and tender green branches of Chlorophytum comosum. Cut branches with a length of 5-7cm. Cut the top of the branch flatly and the bottom obliquely. Remove the leaves at the bottom of the branch and place them in a well-ventilated semi-shaded place to dry for half an hour.

3. Cutting maintenance: Insert the processed branches of the goldfish spider plant into moist soil. Multiple plants can be cut into one pot. Just ensure a certain distance between the plants and the leaves do not touch each other. Keep the soil moist at ordinary times, and the branches will take root in 3-4 weeks.