Mangosteen seeds are reproduced asexually. The main methods of reproduction are layering, division, grafting, and cuttings. LayeringThis method of propagation is to press the branches of the mother plant into the soil, use certain methods to make it take root, and then obtain new plants. The layering method is relatively easy to operate and generally does not require any special management, so the survival rate is generally high. This is a common propagation method for woody flowers. Division methodThe general method of propagating mangosteen by division is to separate the bulb, rhizome, etc. of the plant from the plant, and then plant them into new plants. This method is divided into two methods: half division and full division. GraftingThis method is to graft the branches or buds of mangosteen onto another plant, allowing the two parts to grow into a complete plant. The branches or buds grafted onto it are called scions, and the plant that serves as a carrier is called rootstock. Cutting methodThe cutting method requires cutting off the roots, stems or leaves of the plant and inserting them into the soil to grow into a new, complete mangosteen. These cut pieces are called scions. Generally speaking, mangosteen can be propagated all year round. |
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