Can Milan be propagated by cuttings in winter?

1. Winter planting is possible

Milan can be propagated by cuttings in winter. However, it must be done indoors or in a relatively warm environment, and after cuttings, it must be placed in an environment between 25-30℃ for maintenance. Because its cuttings are difficult to root, they can only take root in a warm enough place.

2. Winter planting method

1. Choose cuttings: When planting in winter, choose some healthier and well-growing flower branches from the plants as cuttings. First cut them off, remove the leaves at the bottom, soak them in rooting water for about 30 minutes, take them out and dry them.

2. Prepare the substrate: Because it is difficult for it to take root, you need to prepare some substrate that is soft enough and has enough internal gaps to use as a cutting substrate. It is recommended to use a substrate made of one part leaf mold and two parts vermiculite.

3. Carry out cuttings: first put the substrate into the seedling container and spray it with water slightly to wet it. Then insert the prepared cuttings bottom down into the substrate. Be careful not to insert it too deep, just allow about half of its height to enter the substrate.

4. Later maintenance: After planting, it needs to be placed in a warm environment of 25-30℃, and spray water 2-3 times a day to keep its substrate moist. In this way, after 40-50 days, it will take root.