How to propagate Sedum sedum by cutting, division and sowing

Propagation method of Sedum sedum

The propagation of Sedum multiflorum can be done by cuttings, division and sowing. The suitable rooting temperature is around 20 degrees. Therefore, the best propagation time is around April in spring and around September to October in autumn. The temperature in these two time periods is suitable and the survival rate is high.

Common propagation methods of Sedum sedum

1. Propagation of Sedum sedum by division

Sedum multiflorum can be divided in April and October every year. After digging out the roots of the mother plant, straighten the root system and divide it into several parts. Plant the divided plants in different pots, cover them with a layer of soil, water them thoroughly, and water and fertilize them in time after they take root.

2. Cutting propagation of Sedum sedum

Sedum multiflorum is suitable for cuttings from April to August. Be sure to avoid the rainy season. Choose mother plants with good growth and no diseases. Cut off 10 cm long stem segments, remove some of the lower leaves, dry in a cool place for 1-2 days, and insert them obliquely into the soil. Generally, roots will take root in about a week. The plant will start to grow and grow side buds 30 days after insertion.

3. Seed propagation of Sedum sedum

Before sowing Sedum truncatum, you need to prepare a nutrient box, put loose and fertile soil into the box, and water it thoroughly. After the water has seeped into the soil, spread the seeds evenly on the soil, cover it with a thin layer of soil, and cover it with plastic film, which has the effect of keeping warm and moisturizing. Remove the film when the seedlings begin to emerge.