1. Common breeding methodsCutting method is one of the main propagation methods used by Prunus armeniaca. Its operation is relatively simple, the survival rate is relatively high, and the time taken is relatively short. In addition to this method, it can also be sown. Another method is tissue culture, but it is for professionals and is not used by ordinary people. 2. Cutting steps1. Time selection: It mainly depends on the suitability of the temperature. It is best in warm weather, generally in spring or early summer. 2. Selection of cuttings: The first requirement is health, otherwise it will not survive easily. In addition, perennial, tender branches are best. The length should also be limited, about eight to ten centimeters is more appropriate. After the branches are selected, they need to be pruned. 3. Substrate selection: The main requirements are looseness and breathability. Sand can be used mainly, and other culture soils can be mixed in. 4. Cutting and subsequent processing: Insert the branches obliquely into the substrate, but not too deep. After that, ensure the temperature is between 20 and 24 degrees. Then put it in a cool place, and it will take root in about half a month to twenty days. |
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