The fastest way to root holly cuttings

Holly cutting time

Holly grows vigorously in spring and autumn, so these two seasons are very suitable for cuttings, especially between March and June in spring, when the temperature is around 20 degrees and the air humidity is also suitable. As long as the cutting method is correct, seedlings can grow in half a month.

Simple method of holly cuttings

  Prune the holly branches with scissors, cut off the lower 3 or 4 pairs of leaves, leaving the top 4th pair of leaves, then cut them 1 cm above the 4th pair of leaves. Level the ground and water it thoroughly, insert the cuttings, cover with plastic film and shade net, and take insulation measures.

Holly cutting rooting method

Poke a few holes at the mouth of the plastic bottle, wrap the lower and upper parts of the cuttings with paper, spray the paper towel with water, then spray a small amount of potassium permanganate water, then place it in the plastic bottle and keep it in a well-ventilated and light-proof place. It will take root in about half a month.

How long does it take to take root: As long as holly is carefully cared for after cuttings, it will take root in about 1 month. After cutting, build a shed to shade the plants, and spray water frequently to keep the soil moist.

How often to water: Newly transplanted holly needs to be watered thoroughly, and then basically no watering is needed because it is always moist inside. Just add water when the soil is dry.

How long to see sunlight: After holly cuttings, they should be placed in a bright location and observed for 3-5 days. If they are in normal condition, gradually increase the light. Bright sunlight can be seen in about 2 weeks.