How to breed Sakura crystal and what to pay attention to

How to reproduce Sakura crystal

The propagation methods of Sakura Crystal include division, leaf cuttings or sowing, so its seeds can also be propagated. Generally speaking, cuttings are the fastest way to propagate. Cuttings are carried out in the culture soil, and new roots will grow after about 2-3 weeks.

Cherry crystal breeding time

It is generally more appropriate to propagate cherry crystal during its growth period. At this time, the plant grows vigorously, the survival rate of reproduction is relatively high, and it grows faster after survival.

How to propagate Sakura crystal

Sakura crystal division propagation

Dig out the young plants near the cherry crystal mother plant, it doesn't matter whether they have roots or not. If they have roots, they can be planted directly, but if they don't have roots, they need to be left in the air for 1 to 2 days, and then planted after the wounds are dry. After planting, water them appropriately, but not too much.

Sakura crystal cutting propagation

Young shoots will grow in the leaf axils at the bottom of the cherry crystal. When they grow to 2-3 cm, cut them off and let them air-dry for 2-3 days. After the wound is dry, insert them directly into the prepared soil, and be careful to keep the soil semi-dry.

Cherry crystal leaf cutting propagation

Choose strong and full cherry crystal fleshy leaves, prepare vermiculite or coarse sand as the substrate for cuttings, cut the fleshy leaves into the substrate, and keep the potting soil slightly moist so that the leaves can easily take root and grow small buds.

Things to note when breeding Sakura crystal

When cherry crystal is just being propagated and planted, do not water it too much, otherwise it will easily rot. Especially if it is planted without roots, you must wait until new roots grow out before watering it normally.