How long does it take for Rieger Begonia cuttings to take root?

Rooting time of Rieger Begonia cuttings

Begonia is usually propagated by cuttings in autumn and winter because the climate at that time is most suitable for growth. When propagating by cuttings, it needs to be placed in a place without direct sunlight, and there must be a good ventilation environment during maintenance. It must also be watered thoroughly before propagation, and the roots will grow in about 25 days .

After the Begonia is cut, it needs to be placed in a semi-shaded environment for growth. As long as new leaves are seen growing, it means that it has grown roots.

How to root Rieger Begonia cuttings

When taking cuttings of Begonia, the soil used is generally pure vermiculite, which can also be mixed with perlite. In addition, healthy leaves without diseases and insect pests should be used, so that the survival rate will be higher. After taking cuttings, place them in a semi-shaded environment for growth, and they will soon take root and sprout.

Rieger Begonia cutting management

1. After cuttings, the soil needs to be loosened regularly and sprayed with carbendazim once a month to avoid pathogens.

2. After cuttings, it is best to avoid strong light at first. It is best to place it in a semi-shaded place. Wait until new roots slowly grow out, then you can slowly increase the intensity and time of light.

3. After cuttings, we can add some nutrient solution appropriately. Just use a little bit, and don't use excessive dosage, as it may cause inability to absorb.

4. After cuttings, you can water them appropriately, but be sure to avoid water accumulation, which is not conducive to the growth and development of the root system.