How to propagate PhytolaccaThe reproduction methods of Phytolacca americana are divided into seed propagation and fleshy root colonization. And the breeding method is very simple. Seed propagationThe sowing time can be set in February every year. Because it has the function of retaining water and soil, a shallow trench can be dug on the wall of the terrace for planting, with eight to ten seeds placed in each shallow trench. Then cover it with a layer of soil. Some also say that the effect will be better if it is covered with burnt mud. When the seedlings emerge one after another, select the healthy seedlings in each pile and keep them, and pull out the rest. When the seedlings grow to 10 cm, choose a cloudy day or a time when the sun is not very bright to transplant them. Fleshy root colonizationThe best time for this type of propagation by fleshy root transplanting is from mid-November to mid-December. Choose the location where there are buds at the roots, cut the skin, then apply wood ash, sow the seeds, and finally cover it with a 3-4 cm layer of soil, and then apply high-quality agricultural fertilizer. Pay attention to watering in moderation. |
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