Fig cutting propagation methods and precautions

Fig propagation method

Fig is a flowering plant that grows luxuriantly and has good ornamental value. It is one of the best potted fruit trees. It is generally propagated by cuttings, divisions and layering. The most common method of propagation is cuttings.

The most suitable growth temperature for figs is 20 degrees, so cuttings are generally carried out in spring.

Fig cutting propagation method

1. Figs generally use vermiculite or fine sand as cutting media, which contains nutrients and is not easy to breed bacteria.

2. Cut the branches at an angle, leaving one or two leaves and two buds.

3. Then soak it in the solution of carbendazim and rooting agent for half an hour to stimulate rooting.

4. Finally, poke a few small holes at the bottom of the disposable cup to allow water to pass through and fill it with an appropriate amount of vermiculite.

5. Insert the branches into the vermiculite, then fill a small amount of water in the tray and place the cup in the tray.

Fig cuttings precautions

When propagating figs by cuttings, you must choose a suitable substrate. Only in this way can it grow better. And when caring for it, you must place it in an environment with good diffuse light and ventilation, otherwise the roots will rot.