Reproduction method of Murraya paniculataThere are two ways to propagate Osmanthus fragrans: cutting propagation and sowing propagation. Both methods have a relatively high survival rate. However, compared with cutting propagation, it takes less time, so cutting propagation can be used in normal times. Osmanthus fragrans seeds can be propagated. The seeds need to be collected before planting, and suitable planting soil is needed during maintenance. The natural reproduction method of Osmanthus fragrans is seed propagation, and it is generally planted in spring every year when the temperature environment is more suitable. The breeding time of Murraya paniculataFor Osmanthus fragrans, its survival rate is the highest in spring, because the temperature and climate at this time are most suitable for its growth, and the development speed is also the fastest. Method of propagating Murraya paniculataCutting propagation of Osmanthus fragransWhen propagating Osmanthus fragrans by cuttings, it is recommended to choose spring, which is from April to May. This time is relatively warm and suitable for growth. It is recommended not to choose weak branches. It is generally recommended to choose branches that are about two years old, so that they have stronger vitality. Sowing propagation of Osmanthus fragransWhen it comes to sowing and propagating Osmanthus fragrans, if it is spring, it is best to do it between March and April, and if it is autumn, it can be done between September and October. Hydroponic Osmanthus fragrans propagationTo grow Osmanthus fragrans hydroponically, you need to choose a transparent glass container, then pick a healthy branch from the plant and plant it in the container filled with water. Precautions for breeding of Murraya paniculataWhen propagating Osmanthus fragrans, you need to pay attention to keeping it in a warm growing environment and getting plenty of sunlight so that it will grow healthier. When planting, you need to use soil with good air permeability. |
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