How long does it take for honeysuckle cuttings to take root and how long can they be transplanted?

1. How long does it take for cuttings to take root?

How long it takes for the cuttings to take root depends on the time and method of cutting. If it is done in spring or autumn, when the climate is suitable and the method is correct, then roots will take shape quickly. Normally it only takes half a month, and normal management can be achieved after half a month. However, if it is in other seasons, the rooting time may take longer, but the difference will not be too big. Generally, it can take root and survive within one month.

2. Management after cutting

Management after cutting is very important and determines the survival rate. After transplanting, do not rush to expose it to the sun. Put it in a well-ventilated and relatively cool place, and pay attention to moisturizing. Such an environment can promote faster rooting. After the roots have grown, you can move it to a bright location outdoors and manage it normally. The plant consumes more water in the early stages of growth, so you need to water it frequently, but be careful not to overwater, otherwise the new roots will easily rot. In addition, additional fertilizer should be applied in the later stage, and thin liquid fertilizer should be applied to promote more vigorous growth.

3. How long does it take to transplant?

If it is propagated in spring or autumn, it will take root in about half a month after planting. But be careful not to transplant too early, as the root growth is not yet stable and it will take some time, otherwise the survival rate will be reduced. It is recommended to transplant the plants about one month after planting. Also pay attention to the transplanting method and try not to damage the new roots.