The fastest way to root the cuttings of the swallowtail palm

Time for cuttings of Swallow Palm

The cuttings of the bird's nest palm can be taken in spring and autumn, when the temperature and humidity are more conducive to rooting and growth. When taking cuttings of the bird's nest palm, the cuttings should be thick, the tops should be cut off, and then dried in a cool place to avoid infection.

Simple method of cuttings of Swallow Palm

The method of cuttings of Crassula ovata is to insert the branches directly into wet sand or perlite. It is recommended to do the cuttings on a sunny day as much as possible. Generally, the cuttings will take root 3 weeks after cuttings, and the survival rate is very high.

How to root the cuttings of the swallowtail palm

1. First, cut off the strong branches from the top of the 2-3 year old Crassula, then cut them into several sections, each 7-10 cm long, and then place them in a cool center to dry.

2. Secondly, plant the dry cuttings from the prepared soil, water the soil to keep it moist, and then place them in a ventilated and cool center and wait for rooting after 3-4 weeks.

3. The Kusama spathiphyllum grows rapidly. After watering it once to help it take root, in order to keep the plant full, do not water it too much. Wait until it has adapted to the pot before watering it again.

4. After the cuttings of the bird's nest palm, the light should be controlled and placed in a cool, ventilated and bright environment, which can provide sufficient scattered light protection. After about seven days, it can see the sun.