How long does it take for peach egg leaves to germinate?

How long does it take for peach egg leaves to germinate?

Peach eggs can be grown by leaf cuttings in spring or autumn. Generally, leaf cuttings are easier to survive. It will take about a month of care after leaf cuttings to take root and sprout.

If you want peach egg leaves to germinate quickly when you use leaf cuttings, you must first select leaves of good quality, then choose fertile soil when using leaf cuttings, and then water it appropriately, so as to promote rapid germination.

Maintenance of peach egg leaf cuttings after germination

1. After the peach eggs sprout from leaf cuttings, they need to be replenished with water in time and given some scattered light, which is conducive to promoting the growth of the peach eggs.

2. Generally, after the peach egg leaf is cut, it needs to be moved to an environment with good ventilation conditions for maintenance, so that it can breathe some fresh air, thereby promoting the growth of branches and leaves.

Notes on peach egg leaf cuttings

When planting peach eggs with leaves, you must first choose suitable soil. Generally, you need to use soil with good drainage to avoid water accumulation at its roots. In addition, you need to water it more after leaf planting, and sprinkle water evenly around the roots to ensure that it can absorb enough water to achieve the effect of promoting growth.