How to propagate tuberose and what to pay attention to

How to propagate tuberose

There are three main ways to propagate tuberose, namely division, cuttings, and sowing. The most commonly used of the three propagation methods is cuttings, which is more convenient to plant. Tuberose can be planted using cuttings because it has a good germination ability and grows fast.

Tuberose seed propagation

The seeds of tuberose can be planted directly and can germinate, but the germination rate is low and it takes a long time.

Tuberose breeding time

Tuberose is usually planted in autumn. Note that its survival rate will be relatively high, and it needs to be watered during planting, so that it will take root faster.

How to propagate tuberose

Propagation of tuberose by division

When propagating tuberose by division, it is usually done in spring, and the pots need to be changed so that it can have sufficient nutrients. The roots of the plant need to be cut and then planted separately.

Propagation of Tuberose by Cuttings

When propagating tuberose by cuttings, you need to use strong branches as cuttings, and plant them in relatively fertile and loose soil, which is more conducive to rooting.

Sowing and propagation of tuberose

When propagating tuberose by seeds, it is usually done in a flowerpot of appropriate size, and the pot needs to be changed after one year of planting. When sowing, full seeds need to be used.

Tips for breeding tuberose

When propagating tuberose, you need to be careful. When caring for it, you need to place it in a relatively cool place for care, and you also need an appropriate lighting environment. In addition, you need to water it immediately after cuttings to keep the soil moist.