How to propagate creeper and what to pay attention to

How to reproduce Parthenocissus

The main ways to propagate Parthenocissus tricuspidata include sowing, cuttings, division, layering, and root burying. Parthenocissus tricuspidata seeds can be propagated, and the natural way of reproduction is sowing. Parthenocissus tricuspidata cuttings are the fastest way to propagate.

Creeper breeding time

Ivy likes a warm environment. The temperature in spring is generally stable at around 20 degrees. If it is propagated at this time, the rooting speed will be faster and the survival rate will be higher.

How to propagate creeper

Propagation of Parthenocissus by cuttings

The time for propagation of ivy by cuttings is from May to June in summer. Choose strong branches in the middle part, which are more than ten centimeters long. Soak the branches in rooting powder for one hour, and then insert them into the soil. After cuttings, ensure water supply and topdressing management.

Seed propagation of creeper

After the fruits of ivy ripen in autumn, the seeds can be collected and sown in March of the following spring. Soak them in warm water for two days in advance. After drying, mix them in a ratio of two parts sand to one part seeds. Place them in a sunny place and spray water frequently to keep them moist. You can sow them after 20 days. If the temperature is low, cover them with a layer of film to keep them moist after sowing.

Precautions for creeper breeding

The soil for ivy can be mixed with sand and humus, and some decomposed cake residue can be added in appropriate amounts. The maintenance temperature should be maintained at around 18℃ ~ 28℃. The temperature in winter needs to be above 12 degrees. The soil should always be kept moist during spring and summer. Control watering after autumn and apply liquid fertilizer 2 to 3 times a month.