How long does it take for ginkgo tree cuttings to take root?

Ginkgo tree cutting rooting time

There are two ways of cutting ginkgo trees, namely hard branch cuttings and soft branch cuttings. Hard branch cuttings are usually carried out in spring. These branches are usually cut in late autumn and early winter, and are stored outdoors after processing. Soft branch cuttings should be carried out in July. The warm climate is more conducive to rooting, and the roots will grow in one or two weeks.

After the ginkgo tree is grafted, it needs a suitable temperature environment, and it will take about 1-2 weeks for the roots to grow after the cuttings .

How long does it take for a ginkgo tree to grow leaves?

Ginkgo trees usually begin to leaf out in the spring between late March and early April, begin to bloom in early to mid-April, and their seeds mature in late September to early October.

Ginkgo tree cutting rooting method

When taking cuttings for ginkgo trees, you need to select two-year-old healthy ginkgo branches, cut the branches into several small sections of 15-18 cm in length, soak the bottom of the branches in a rooting powder solution for half an hour, then prepare loose and breathable nutrient soil, and cut the treated ginkgo branches into moist soil.

Ginkgo Tree Cutting Management

1. When grafting ginkgo trees, you need to use relatively loose and fertile soil, and it must be disinfected. Generally, 3/1000 potassium permanganate is used.

2. If the ginkgo tree that was grafted indoors has sprouted, you can choose appropriate light, but the intensity of sunlight must not be too high.

3. Ginkgo trees need to be fertilized in spring from March to April. Usually some fertilizers that promote leaf growth are applied, mainly quick-acting fertilizers mixed with organic fertilizers.

4. After cuttings, the ginkgo tree must be watered enough to allow it to take root, and then watered again every 3 days. Depending on the situation, the watering time can be gradually extended until it grows normally in summer.