How long does it take for vermiculite cuttings to take root? The fastest way to take root

Vermiculite cutting rooting time

When doing vermiculite cuttings in spring, use last year's strong branches, as this will have a higher survival rate. When using vermiculite cuttings in summer, the flowers are in a dormant period and the mortality rate of cuttings is higher.

It will take about 3 weeks for it to take root after cuttings . At this time, you should pay attention to the later maintenance. You can apply some nutrient solution to supplement the nutrients for the vermiculite to make the flowers grow faster.

Vermiculite cutting rooting method

The fastest way to make vermiculite root is to put it in a plastic cup and make a few small holes in the flat bottom. This way, the vermiculite can automatically absorb water. If there is too much water, the vermiculite will cause the flowers to die. The humidity in the quilt should be maintained so that the rooting rate of the flowers will be higher.

Vermiculite cutting method

1. Vermiculite

   Cuttings are often used in daily plant maintenance. Vermiculite has a warming effect and can also purify water, so that flowers can grow well. In addition, the price of vermiculite in the market is affordable for most flower growers.

2. Cuttings

The same thing applies to river sand cuttings and universal vermiculite cuttings, except that they need to be disinfected and sterilized before use. After all, harmful bacteria are inevitable in the mud and sand that have existed in rivers and lakes for a long time, which is not conducive to the rooting and sprouting of branches. Therefore, we can use high temperature exposure or direct boiling multiple times to sterilize them.