The fastest way to root persimmon trees by cuttings

Persimmon tree cutting time

Persimmon trees are usually propagated by cuttings between March and April in spring. The climate is warm during this period, and everything is germinating, which is very conducive to rooting and germination after cuttings, and the success rate will be higher.

Simple method of persimmon tree cuttings

Choose a good quality persimmon tree, cut one-year-old branches from it, keep the cut in an oblique triangle shape, leave the leaves on the upper end, remove the leaves on the lower part, then insert it obliquely into the soil, water it thoroughly to keep it moist, and when completed, place it in a diffuse light environment.

Persimmon tree cutting rooting method

If you want the persimmon tree to take root as quickly as possible, you can dip the branches in rooting powder and then insert them into the soil. After cuttings, place them in a sunny place, spray water to keep the soil moist, and maintain a suitable temperature to promote the branches to take root as soon as possible.

How long does it take to take root: With proper care, the persimmon tree can take root in about five to seven days, but be sure to keep the temperature of the flowerpot between fifteen and twenty degrees Celsius.

How often to water: Newly grafted persimmon trees need to be watered immediately and thoroughly. After that, they only need to be watered once every three to five days.

How long to see the sun: The persimmon tree can see the sun after the cuttings are completed. Place the flowerpot in a sunny place, but be careful not to have strong light. If the temperature is high at noon, it is best to take shade measures for it.