Is cutting too troublesome? Do this and it will take root without any trouble

High altitude layering

1. Use a knife to make two ring cuts on the branches to be grafted.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

2. Peel off the epidermis between the two circumcision lines, with a width approximately equal to the width of the fingertip.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

3. Prepare two plastic bottles and cut them apart with scissors.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

4. Wrap the plastic bottle around the branch and stuff the culture soil in the middle.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

5. Spray the culture soil with water, wrap the plastic bottle tightly with plastic cloth, and plug the top with plastic cloth.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

6. Take out the plastic sheet on the top and water it every 10 days or so, and then put the plastic sheet back after watering.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

7. Pay attention to the rooting when watering. When the roots grow vigorously, remove the plastic bottle.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

8. Cut the branches and plant them directly.

(Source: Yuhuagu Flower Network)

Horizontal layering

If the flower pot is relatively large, you can also change the aerial layering to horizontal layering.

1. Use scissors to peel off part of the bark of the branch.

(Author: kingxml Source: Huaba)

2. Bury the ringed part of the branch into the soil. You can use the help of a small iron wire. Be careful not to let the iron wire touch the ringed part.

(Author: kingxml Source: Huaba)

3. Spray the place where the branches are buried every morning and evening to keep the soil slightly moist.

(Author: kingxml Source: Huaba)

4. After a period of time, the branches at the ring-barking site will grow roots.

(Author: kingxml Source: Huaba)

5. After cutting the branches, plant them in pots with the roots.

The flowers in this case are roses. On one hand, you can take care of them normally and harvest a pot full of flowers, and on the other hand, you can reproduce them and grow another pot of flowers. Why not?

(Author: kingxml Source: Huaba)

Quick Facts

1. It is difficult for woody flowers such as gardenia, rose, jasmine, camellia, and osmanthus to take root through cuttings. After using the layering method, rooting will be much easier.

(Author: Shao Hongxia)

2. Layering is best done in spring, which is the growing season. Flowers and plants grow rapidly and take root faster.

(Source: Online Cihai)

3. The principle of layering: After the epidermis is ring-barked, the nutrients formed by photosynthesis of flowers and plants will be retained in the ring-barking area, and darkness is conducive to the formation of root tissue. Under the action of these two phases, the flowers and plants will take root in the ring-barking area.

(Source: 360 Personal Library)

Propagation and rooting are not that difficult.

As long as you are careful and patient,

It can always be done!

Come on, flower lovers!

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