1. TimeIt is best to propagate it by cuttings in spring and summer, with April to June being the best time, because the temperature during this period remains above 20°C and without the sun's scorching sun, so the seedlings used for cuttings are more likely to survive and grow. 2. Process1. First, choose a very strong branch from the mother tree and cut it off, leaving only about 7-10 cm. Leave one or two petioles on the branch, and only half of the leaves on it, and cut off the rest. After cutting it off, you can seal the wound with wax so that the moisture will not evaporate. 2. Use a pot of moderate size with good drainage as the pot for cuttings. Find some sandy soil that is loose enough. Then disinfect the soil and put it in the pot, and insert the branches into it. If it is inserted in April or May, the part inserted into the soil needs to account for two-thirds of the entire branch, and then place it in a semi-shaded area for maintenance. If you are planting it in June, you need to insert the branch two-fifths into the soil and then place it in a completely shaded environment. Generally speaking, in order to increase its chances of survival, it is best to plant cuttings immediately after pruning. 3. After inserting it into the soil, water it thoroughly, and then cover the pot with a transparent bag so that it will not be wet when it rains, and bacteria will not be able to harm it. The most important advantage of doing this is that it allows the branches to maintain a certain amount of moisture, and will not die due to moisture evaporation, which can better protect its growth. 3. Daily maintenanceAfter it is cut into cuttings, it will grow roots and sprout branches in about two months. During these two months, you need to open the plastic bag every few days to allow it to breathe. At the same time, pay attention to the condition of the soil. If it is dry, water it to help increase the humidity. After the new leaves on the branches spread out, you can remove the plastic bag and change the pot for the young plant. |
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