1. Can leaf cuttings be used?Euphorbia grandiflora has yellow-white or whitish-white leaves that fall off very early. The leaves are very thin and difficult to take root normally, so leaf cuttings are not suitable. It is generally propagated through grafting and cuttings. Both methods are feasible, easy to operate, and have a relatively high survival rate. Therefore, it is recommended to use these two methods for daily propagation at home. There are not many time restrictions. It is best to choose the growing season, among which cuttings are the most commonly used. 2. Methods1. Cuttings: It is best to choose cuttings in the growing season of spring. Of course, summer and autumn are also possible. As long as the temperature can reach around 18 degrees Celsius, this temperature is relatively suitable. Cut strong stems from the plant to a moderate length. Prepare a breathable medium that cannot have any water accumulation. Insert the prepared plant into the medium and keep it slightly moist so that it can take root. 2. Grafting: Cut branches from Euphorbia pulcherrima and use them as scion. Cut a small hole under the scion and then insert it into the rootstock. In order to fix its growth, you can tie a tape on the outside. After the two have grown stably and fit tightly together, they can be separated. |
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