How to propagate Chinese evergreen and what to pay attention to

Propagation method of Chinese evergreen

The ways to propagate Chinese evergreen include division, leaf cuttings, and cuttings. Its seeds can also be propagated, and its natural reproduction method is also seed propagation. Generally speaking, cuttings are the fastest way to propagate Chinese evergreen.

The breeding time of Chinese evergreen

It is generally recommended to propagate Chinese evergreen by cuttings in spring from April to May. This is the period of vigorous growth of the plant, and the climate is more suitable, so the survival rate of reproduction is high.

Method of propagating Chinese evergreen

Propagation of Chinese evergreen by division

When the colorful variety of Chinese evergreen fills the pot, you can remove the plant from the pot, use a knife to divide the plant into many clumps, and then plant them separately.

Propagation of Peperomia by Cuttings

Select the top branches of a sturdy Chinese evergreen, about 10 to 12 cm in length, retain 1 to 2 leaves on the upper part, place it in a cool place for a while, and after the cut is dry, insert the branches into moist soil.

Propagation of Chinese evergreen by sowing

The seed propagation of Chinese evergreen is generally carried out in spring every year. Before sowing, the soil needs to be soaked in warm water for a period of time. After the seeds sprout, they can be propagated. After planting the soil, it is necessary to strengthen the maintenance of the seeds.

Propagation of Chinese evergreen leaf cuttings

Peacock greens leaf cuttings are usually carried out in May. Select the strong and mature leaves at the bottom, pick them off with the stalks, dry them, and insert the stalks into the soil. They will take root in about a month.

Precautions for the propagation of Chinese evergreen

1. The time for propagation of Chinese evergreen is generally in the early spring or late autumn growing season. From late spring to early autumn, when the temperature is high, the cuttings are easy to rot, so it is best not to cut them. In a greenhouse with temperature control equipment, it can be done all year round.

2. The potting soil for propagating Peperomia can be made of humus soil and peat soil. Add some perlite or sand and an appropriate amount of base fertilizer to mix it.