How does the dragon blood tree germinate?

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When cultivating the dragon blood tree, you can change it from a single head to multiple heads by beheading it. Generally speaking, the dragon blood tree will sprout in about a month after being beheaded. This is a good way to make the dragon blood tree grow side buds.

When beheading a dragon blood tree, you can do it according to the height the grower wants. If you like tall dragon blood trees, you can leave them taller; if you like short dragon blood trees, you can cut more.

After beheading the dragon blood tree, the first thing to do is to deal with the wound. Sprinkle some wood ash on the wound to kill bacteria and disinfect it, and then try to dry the wound.

In addition, the top of the dragon blood tree left after being beheaded can be discarded. If you are reluctant to throw it away, you can use it to propagate new plants. Insert it into the soil or directly into water to take root and then cultivate it in the soil.

How long does it take for the dragon blood tree to sprout after being cut down?

Generally speaking, it takes about a month for a dragon blood tree to germinate after being beheaded. However, the specific germination time is related to the cultivation environment and the morphology of the plant. Some may take a longer time, while others may germinate faster.

The process of dragon blood tree germination and growth