How to propagate nectarines

Tuber propagation of nectarine

Tuber propagation is generally used in production, with a relatively large propagation volume and is simple.

When propagating the rhizomes of the sweet osmanthus plant, dig the rhizomes from the ground. Generally, you need to choose white and thick rhizomes, cut them into small sections, and plant them. Generally, 2-3 sections are planted in each hole. Note that after planting, they should be covered with soil, compacted and watered.

Generally, those planted in winter will germinate in the spring of the following year, while those planted in spring will germinate faster.

Seed propagation of nectarine

Manna seeds can also be propagated by sowing. When sowing, the seeds are harvested and then sown between March and April in spring.

When sowing, the seeds are usually sown in rows, and then covered with soil and slightly compacted.

The germination rate of nectarine seeds is still very high, generally reaching more than 50%. If the temperature is maintained at 17℃-20℃, seedlings will emerge in about 10 days.