Can trumpet creeper be planted in autumn? How to plant it?

1. Can it be planted in autumn?

Trumpet creeper is highly adaptable and can grow in some harsh environments. The climate in autumn is cool and suitable, generally maintaining around 18 degrees Celsius. It grows well at this time and grows faster, which is suitable for the growth of trumpet creeper. Therefore, there is no problem in planting and surviving. Except for autumn, it can be planted and survived in spring and summer.

2. How to plant

1. Cut branches: Trumpet creeper rarely bears fruit, so the seeds are difficult to collect. It is usually not planted by sowing, so the cutting method is generally adopted. After it survives and takes root, it is transplanted. Before cutting, you must first select branches, preferably strong and vigorous, about 20 cm in length, remove the leaves at the lower end, and leave the leaves at the top.

2. Prepare the substrate: The substrate requirements for cuttings are not high, but it must be breathable and water-permeable, and ensure that there are certain nutrients. You can mix peat soil and sandy soil, and spray water appropriately to keep it moist.

3. Carry out cuttings: After preparing the soil, spray it with water mist appropriately, keep it slightly moist, and then insert the branches. Do not insert them too deep. Place them in a suitable place for maintenance, and they will take root after a period of time.

4. Transplanting: Prepare the flower pots and soil, and transplant the rooted branches into the flower pots for planting.