How to propagate peach eggs

time

It is best to choose summer (June to before the beginning of autumn) for cuttings, because cuttings in spring, autumn and winter are prone to multi-headedness and not melting water.

Soil preparation

Peach eggs prefer loose soil with good air permeability, so peat mixed with perlite and cinder is generally used, and the ratio of the three is about 1:1:1. Other media can also be added according to actual conditions.

Blade selection

When the soil in the pot is almost dry, break off the leaves. This will not easily damage the original growth point and increase the success rate of cuttings.

Blade treatment

After breaking off the leaves, do not put them into the soil immediately. Place them on the table to dry for 8-10 days. Wait until the leaves wilt, red spots appear at the growth points, or the leaves have taken root, then put them into moist soil.

Watering

If the leaves have taken root before cuttings, then you can water them after inserting them into the pot, but not too much. Do not water the leaves that have sprouted but no roots. Just spray a little around them, otherwise it will easily cause the leaves to become waterlogged.