How long does it take for jasmine cuttings to take root?

1. How long does it take to take root?

Jasmine usually takes root 30-40 days after cuttings. After the cuttings are completed, it must be given sufficient humidity and not exposed to direct sunlight. In addition, placing it in a well-ventilated place can help it take root faster.

During its rooting period, it is best to provide it with a growing environment of 20-30℃. It will be difficult for it to take root when the temperature is very low. It is also necessary to maintain appropriate humidity. When there is a shortage of water, spray more water, but stop watering on cloudy days.

2. How to make cuttings take root quickly

1. Time: If cuttings are carried out between May and October, they will take root quickly because the breeding environment is relatively warm and very suitable for its growth.

2. Branches: Avoid using soft branches for cuttings, you can use one-year-old branches. Cut off all the leaves at the bottom, leaving 2 leaves at the top and cut off half of the leaves. It is best if the branches used for cuttings have more than 2 bud nodes.

3. Cuttings: Before propagation, use a wooden stick to poke a hole in the plant to avoid damaging the branches during cuttings. Insert the branch 1/3 into the hole, press the surrounding soil firmly, water it thoroughly and wait for it to take root.