How to breed silver fingers and what to pay attention to

Silver Finger Reproduction Method

There are two ways to propagate silver fingers, namely division and cutting. Both methods have very high survival rates, are relatively easy to plant, and grow quickly.

Silver Finger Seed Propagation

Silver Finger's seeds can be propagated, but this method of propagation is generally not used. Cutting propagation is used for maintenance.

The natural reproduction method of Silver Finger is seed propagation. The seeds need to be harvested before sowing, and they need to be germinated once.

Silver Finger Breeding Time

Silver fingers usually reproduce in spring, when the survival rate is relatively high because the climate is relatively mild, and their growth potential is relatively strong and they are not easy to die. They will usually take root one month after planting.

Silver Finger Breeding Method

Silver Finger propagation

When the silver finger is propagated by division, its growth point needs to be cut off. Then it needs to be transplanted and planted in fertile soil, which makes it easier to survive.

Silver Fingers cutting propagation

When propagating silver fingers by cuttings, you need to use relatively sturdy cuttings, and maintain them in relatively fertile soil. The soil needs to be kept moist during maintenance.

Silver Finger Breeding Tips

When propagating silver fingers, you need to be careful. It is afraid of waterlogging, so it is necessary to water it appropriately during maintenance to avoid water accumulation, otherwise it will cause root rot.