Broadleaf Phoenix cutting method

time

Broad-leaved Phoenix can be propagated by cuttings throughout the year, the best season is summer and autumn.

Cuttings

Choose fully developed adventitious buds. If they fall off with a light touch, they are mature.

Cutting propagation method

The potting soil can be moistened first, and the principle of full potting is to insert the cuttings shallowly into the potting soil from the inside to the outside, maintaining appropriate spacing, and place it in a sunny place for cultivation. When the potting soil is dry, water it in time.

Another method of cutting is to cultivate adventitious buds in the cracks of rocks. First, fill the cracks with crushed sphagnum moss or peat, place the finished product in a shallow basin of water, and add appropriate amount of water to moisten the rocks to facilitate the rooting of the adventitious buds.

After the adventitious buds take root, they should be placed in full sun or direct sunlight. No fertilizer is needed, just water the potting soil in time.