Potted honeysuckle planting method, time and planting conditions

1. Planting conditions

1. Temperature: If you want to plant honeysuckle, the surrounding temperature must be kept good and kept above 5 degrees. It grows fastest at 15-20 degrees.

2. Light: It likes sunlight, and the lighting conditions must be met to ensure the healthy growth of the plant and the yield. If there is insufficient light, the plant will become more and more slender and the yield will be lower.

3. Loam: The requirements in this aspect are not strict. It is best to provide better conditions and it is best to contain sufficient nutrients.

2. Planting Method

1. Seeds: Soak the seeds in warm water at 35-40℃, then wrap them in wet sand to germinate, and you can sow them after cracks appear. Sow seeds in the soil with a row spacing of about 20 cm, cover with 1 cm of soil, and spray water to promote germination.

2. Cutting: Choose strong one-year-old branches, make sure they are free of diseases and insect pests, and be about 30-35cm in length. Remove the leaves below and insert them into the soil at an angle.

3. Planting time

If you choose to sow seeds, you can choose spring, which is around April. The temperature rises at this time, which is helpful for germination and growth. If you want to do cuttings, you can choose the rainy season, when the humidity is sufficient, which is conducive to rooting in the later stage.