How long does it take for Tangyin leaves to germinate?

How long does it take for Tangyin leaf cuttings to germinate

Tangyin can be propagated by leaf cuttings. The best time for leaf cuttings is generally when the weather is warmer in spring or autumn. Tangyin grown from leaf cuttings is very easy to keep alive. Generally, it will germinate after 7-15 days, and will take root in the fastest 20-35 days.

If you want the Tangyin leaf cuttings to germinate quickly, you need to select the newly grown leaves of the year. The picked leaves also need to be treated with disinfectant. After the wounds are dry in the shade, you can place them on relatively moist peat soil for maintenance.

Maintenance of Tangyin leaf cuttings after germination

After the Tangyin leaf cuttings germinate, they need to continue to be exposed to diffuse light. Generally, the Tangyin needs to be watered more frequently after germination. When watering, the soil must be kept moist. During maintenance, care must be taken not to expose it to direct rain or sunlight.

Tangyin leaf cutting precautions

When cutting Tangyin leaves, you need to be careful to select healthy and thick leaves. The scissors used to cut the leaves must be disinfected first, and the wounds on the leaves need to be coated with a layer of wood ash for disinfection. After cutting the leaves, you need to pay attention to ventilation and do not expose them to direct sunlight.