Cutting method of Panax notoginseng stems and vines

Cutting method of Panax notoginseng stems and vines

If you want to get a healthy pot of Panax notoginseng, you should choose strong branches as cuttings when cutting. The length of the branches should be kept at about 15 cm, and each branch should have 2 to 3 nodes where female flowers are located to ensure the success rate of germination. Bury them in the soil along the direction of leaf development, 4 to 5 cm deep. At the same time, ensure that they are spaced apart and not too dense. This will help the branches take root and grow. At the same time, make sure that all the soil in the pot is watered thoroughly. In order to ensure better growth, it is recommended to build a shed around the new seedlings. The shed must be stable, and then covered with plastic film and covered with soil around the plastic film. This can increase the survival rate of Panax notoginseng stems and vines.

After the cuttings of Panax notoginseng stems and vines, they must be carefully cared for. This period of time is very important. In the first 7 days, the temperature should be controlled within 25-30℃ during the day, and not lower than 10℃ at night. After 7 days, the temperature during the day and night can be reduced by 3-5℃, about 22-25℃ during the day, and about 6-8℃ at night. On the 3rd day after the cuttings of Panax notoginseng stems and vines, avoid exposure to the sun and provide shade. On the 4th day, you can put it in the sun, but not for too long or in direct sunlight.

If you want to do cuttings in summer, you must ensure cooling and shade to ensure the survival rate.

In actual operation, it is not difficult to propagate the stems and vines of Panax notoginseng by cuttings. You just need to be careful and pay attention to observe and adjust the temperature and light in the four seasons.