How to propagate Dendrobium officinale at home? Is the survival rate of Dendrobium officinale high?

1. How to breed

1. Sowing: This method is not commonly used and the germination rate of seeds is not high, so it is not recommended. If you want to use this method, you can collect the seeds and sow them.

2. Division: This method is more commonly used and is also convenient for reproduction at home. Select a healthy plant and take it out of the pot. Find the base of the old root stem and split it with a knife. Be careful not to damage the root system. Then prepare a suitable substrate and plant the separated plants in it.

3. Bud division: For Dendrobium officinale that have been growing for several years, they grow vigorously and may grow new buds at the top or base, and there are roots on the new buds. This kind of plant is very suitable for bud division. Break off the small buds and plant them in pots.

4. Cutting: Before cutting, you must first prepare the substrate, which must be breathable and loose. Then choose a healthy plant and cut branches from it. Make sure each branch has 2-3 nodes. Apply a little wood ash on the cut surface. Insert the branch segments into the substrate and place them under diffuse light to wait for rooting.

2. Is the reproduction survival rate high?

When breeding Dendrobium officinale at home, except for the sowing method, which has a difficult survival rate, the other methods have relatively high survival rates.