Methods and precautions for cutting small hibiscus

1. Cutting time

You need to choose the right time for cuttings of Hibiscus sabdariffa. The most suitable time is in spring when the temperature can be maintained at around 25 degrees Celsius and the temperature is stable without too much fluctuation. It is very suitable for cuttings and the survival rate is relatively high. Cuttings can also be carried out in other seasons, but the temperature must be maintained and a suitable environment must be maintained.

2. Cut branches

When cutting branches, you must first choose a suitable plant, which must be strong and free of diseases and pests. Cut the current year's woody branches from it, with a length of about 10 to 15 cm. Keep two small leaves on the cuttings, and the bottom cut should be inclined to keep it flat and smooth. After cutting it, put it aside to dry slightly, and then you can start grafting.

3. Cutting medium

After processing the branches, choose a suitable medium for cuttings. You can use nutrient soil or peat soil, or you can use clean pure sand. Just keep it loose, breathable and well-drained.

4. Take cuttings

After everything is prepared, you can start cuttings. Insert the branches into the medium and cover them with a film to keep them warm and moisturized. Place them in a well-ventilated place and they will take root in about 2 to 3 weeks.

5. Notes

Do not use old branches for cuttings, and do not place them under the scorching sun after cuttings.