How to propagate Allium orchid, this method is fast and healthy!

Seed propagation

When the temperature is 15-20 degrees Celsius, it is best to sow the seeds of Allium orchid. Therefore, generally in late September when autumn comes, the seeds are placed in the disinfected base layer. Pay attention to maintaining appropriate spacing, and at the same time pay attention to replenishing water to keep the environment warm and moist enough to make it germinate quickly. After the seedlings grow out of the soil, place them in a sunny place. After they grow 3 or more leaves, they can be moved into a flowerpot for further cultivation.

Propagation by division

The division propagation of Allium orchid is usually carried out in early spring after the soil thaws. The mother plant is taken out and the roots are separated. According to the size of the mother plant, it is cut into several divisions with a certain root system with a knife. Then the excess leaves are trimmed, soaked in a disinfection solution, taken out, dried, and planted in a pot. 2-3 cm of coarse substrate should be placed at the bottom of the pot, and water can be filtered later. At the same time, after potting, water it thoroughly and place it in a shaded place for cultivation. In order to maintain water balance, watering should be restrained in the first three weeks. At the same time, it should be kept out of direct sunlight and fertilizer should be avoided. At the same time, transpiration can be enhanced by increasing ventilation or spraying the leaves.

In summary, Allium orchid is generally propagated through two methods: sowing and division. Different methods have their own precautions that need to be paid attention to. I believe that if everyone is clear about the above points, and then carefully cares for and properly cultivates the seedlings, and ensures their living environment for growth, the Allium orchid can successfully reproduce offspring and grow into a beautiful landscape for people to enjoy.