How to propagate the lotus and what to pay attention to

The reproduction method of the lotus

The common methods of propagating the Sedum lily are leaf cuttings and cuttings. Since this plant grows in groups very easily, the seedlings that grow can also be cut and propagated, and they will take root quickly.

The breeding time of the lotus

Generally speaking, it is best to reproduce the Spathiphyllum in spring and autumn. It is more difficult in summer and winter. The climate in spring and autumn is more suitable, and the plants grow vigorously, so the survival rate of reproduction at this time is higher.

How to propagate the lotus

Propagation of the lotus by cuttings

The survival rate of cuttings of the lotus seedling is high. When the lotus seedling has five or six leaves, you can cut it from the mother plant and place it on the soil. Then you can cover its bottom with a little soil to ensure that the medium is slightly moist but not watery, so that it will take root soon.

Propagation by cutting lotus leaves

The main method of growing lotus leaf cuttings is to cut mature leaves from the mother plant, then spread them flat on the moist soil and cover them with a layer of film. After it takes root, you can remove the film and start normal maintenance.

Things to note when breeding lotus

The propagation method of the Sedum spathiphyllum is actually very simple. Generally, it is mainly propagated by cuttings. When propagating side buds by cuttings, it is important to note that you must pick the side buds that have already taken root, which is more conducive to the survival of the cuttings. If the side buds that have not taken root are cut for cuttings, they will dry up and die due to insufficient nutrition supply.