How to propagate the snowweed

Propagation of Dioscorea scabra by division

When propagating the Sedum vulgare by division, it is necessary to combine it with repotting.

The method is to separate the clumps of Sedum serrata. When separating, you can break them apart with your hands or cut them off with scissors. Be careful not to damage other stems.

The cut branches can be soaked in clean water for a while, then taken out and placed in a cool place to dry.

After they are dry, plant them in the prepared pots.

Be sure to keep it in a warm environment with light and ventilation.

Cutting propagation of Sedum serrata

1. Select a sturdy mother plant and choose healthy branches for pruning, and the length should be more than 10 cm.

2. Also be sure to pick off the small leaves on the bottom side of the paper strip to prevent them from rotting in the soil during cuttings, which would affect the growth and health of the plant.

3. Place the cut cuttings in a cool place for a day, ventilate and let them dry.

4. Prepare the potting soil. You need to prepare soft and moist soil, which is conducive to the germination and rooting of the cuttings, and you don't need to water too much.

5. After drying, you can pot them. Don't plant them too densely. It's best to plant them separately. Don't water them too much after they are planted.

6. After the cuttings are taken, they should be placed in a well-lit and ventilated place for maintenance.

The easiest way to propagate Sphenanthera ovata is by cuttings. Just insert the cuttings into the soil and they will survive and grow. This method of propagation is also the most commonly used.

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