Time to divide StrelitziaIt is generally best to raise seedlings by division from April to June. Strelitzia reginae selected suckersChoose healthy adult plants with 5 to 6 root shoots and no diseases or insect pests. If there are diseases or insect pests, they may be contagious. Remember to choose healthy ones. How to divide Strelitzia reginaeDivision can be done by retaining the mother plant or not retaining the mother plant. There are two methods, it depends on which one you choose. Soil needed for Strelitzia reginae divisionThe divisions should be planted in slightly acidic sandy loam or special cultivation medium with good nutrition and ventilation, and should not be planted too deep. If planted too deep, be careful that the Strelitzia will refuse to grow. Things to note when dividing StrelitziaThe root collar of the leaf cluster must be exposed above the ground, but the fleshy roots must not be exposed above the ground. Water content for Strelitzia reginae divisionsAfter planting, water thoroughly and protect with a shade net for a few days. After the seedlings begin to sprout new leaves, we can cultivate them according to the usual care methods for Strelitzia. |
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