How to reproduce black persimmon

Seed propagation

This may be the method we are most familiar with. It is also called sexual reproduction, and if sowing is done in a greenhouse it is usually done in the middle of a wooden box or pot. First of all, we have to choose loose soil with a certain degree of fertility, such as a mixture of garden soil, leaf mold, etc. However, it must be disinfected and treated with high temperature before use. Then, sprinkle the seeds so that they are evenly distributed throughout the soil, and then sprinkle a layer of fine soil after sowing. Then, it is necessary to ensure the moisture level around it. After all the conditions are controlled, all you have to do is wait quietly for them to germinate. After the seedlings grow out, you can apply some diluted fertilizer.

Propagation by division

This is a very simple method of propagating flowers and trees, with a relatively high survival rate and quick seedling formation. However, its disadvantage is that the quantity is limited, which is understandable, after all, it is not as large as seeds. This method is usually carried out in spring or autumn. The specific method is: prepare the cultivation soil in advance, and then separate the plant's clustered branches, suckers, creeping branches, etc. from the mother plant. The next step is to transplant these parts into the soil so that they can become new plants in their own right.

Layering propagation

This method is also called "branch pressing", which is a very simple method. The specific steps are: press down the branches and vines of the plant and bury them in the prepared substrate in advance, making sure the substrate remains sufficiently moist. Then, just wait for it to take root. Once roots have grown, they can be separated from the mother plant to form a new plant.