How to breed Tengu Dance

one. Reproduction method

1How to propagate this plant? Generally we use cuttings. That is to say, you can just cut off the head. You can observe the original plant and start with the healthier one. The cutting is to use the branches with growth points, which are generally about 3 to 5 cm high and can be cut off as a section.

2 Before planting, let the cut branches air out for one to two days.

3 Then prepare soil suitable for its growth. The soil can be mixed like this: take coal slag, peat and perlite and mix them evenly in a ratio of 5:4:1. The soil mixed in this way has better air permeability and drainage, which can prevent the accumulation of water and cause root rot.

4 Insert the branches directly into the soil. You don’t need to replenish water in the first few days. After a few days, you can give it a small amount of water. It is very easy to propagate.

5 After planting, it is necessary to supplement the light appropriately. With sufficient light, it will grow shorter and stronger, and the leaves and stems will be more compact, and the reddish-brown color of the leaf edges will be more obvious, so light is essential for its growth.

two. Reproduction requirements

1. The amount of water should be appropriate. If the amount of water is too much and accumulates, it will cause root rot. Pay attention to drainage. After planting, be careful not to let it be exposed to rain, especially in the dormant period in summer. It is best to place it in the house for breeding.

2 Pay attention to the temperature. If the temperature is too high, it will enter a dormant period. If you want to propagate it, it is best to avoid the high temperature in summer and choose spring, autumn or winter which is conducive to its growth. In this way, the newly inserted branches will have an environment conducive to its growth.

3 It grows fast and is relatively easy to propagate, so novices don’t need to worry about successfully propagating it.