1. How many days does it take for leaves to grow?After the pennywort is cut and grafted, it will generally sprout in two weeks and new leaves will grow at that time. It should be noted that if the temperature is relatively low, the time of germination and leaf growth will be delayed, because the plant is not suitable for growing in cold places and needs to be kept warm to prevent it from freezing. 2. Cutting method1. Cutting time: The time for cuttings of pennywort is mostly in spring and autumn. The temperature in spring is suitable, which is conducive to the growth and development of the plant. If it is in autumn, although it can take root and sprout, you need to keep warm in the face of the cold winter that follows. As for summer and winter, due to climatic reasons, they are not suitable for cuttings and the survival rate is not high. 2. Cuttings processing: Select a plant that is growing vigorously and has no diseases or insect pests, cut a part of the stem from it, you can keep the top leaves, and remove the others. The length of the cut is usually between 3-5 cm, with at least three sections. If the cuttings are too long, they will need more nutrients to take root; if they are too short, they will not contain enough nutrients. 3. For cuttings: prepare a clean container and add an appropriate amount of water, usually tap water that has been left for more than 2 days. Then soak the cuttings in water to promote rooting. You can put the container in a bright place, but not in sunlight, and clean up rotten leaves in time. 4. Subsequent maintenance: After the pennywort cuttings have taken root, you can add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to the water to promote its growth and development. In addition, the plant needs to be placed upright in the container and fixed with pebbles to prevent the plant from falling over. 3. Can the leaves survive by being planted?If there is only one leaf, it is impossible for the pennywort to survive. There must be a stem on the leaf so that it can take root and sprout. |
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