How to propagate the succulent white flower pine

Seed propagation

When propagating white flowered pine by sowing, you must first purchase mature seeds grown that year from the market, soak them in a sterilizing solution for thorough sterilization, then dry them naturally and plant them in pots. The soil in the pot should be sandy soil that allows air to circulate smoothly, has good drainage, and is mixed with an appropriate amount of lime. The humidity should not be too high to effectively prevent the breeding of bacteria and viruses that cause them to rot, and ensure that the seeds take root and germinate smoothly after sowing and grow healthily.

Cutting propagation

Cutting propagation is simple and easy to operate, and it is a method of propagating succulents that we often use in our daily lives. It is best to propagate white-flowered pine by cuttings at the end of spring. Use sharp scissors to cut off the mature and full leaves. Be careful to make the cut flat to reduce the surface area of ​​the wound, avoid excessive water loss and the appearance of pathogens. When the place where you just cut it is dry, put it in a semi-hidden sand bed and wait for the roots to grow out. After it grows into a young plant, move it into a pot and nurture it.

In summary, similar to other succulents, white pine can be sown or propagated by cuttings. The probability of successful operation is good, and success can form a group. In addition to taking appropriate actions during the breeding process, other conditions must be ensured as much as possible to ensure the success of the operation.