Cutting method of Tyrannosaurus

1. Cutting time

If you want the giant whip to take root and survive quickly after cuttings, you have to choose the right time. It is recommended that flower lovers do it around May and June, as the cuttings will be more likely to survive at this time.

2. Select stem segments

The stem segments used for cuttings must be strong enough. If they are too thin, it will be difficult for them to survive. Use pest-free, sturdy stem segments. If there is white liquid at the cut site, apply an appropriate amount of wood ash and dry them in the sun. If not handled, excessive liquid will flow out and it will be difficult to survive the cuttings.

3. Prepare the matrix

The substrate used for cuttings needs to have good air permeability, otherwise the cuttings will not be able to breathe and absorb nutrients, so the substrate must be loose and breathable. It is best to expose it to the sun for a while before use to disinfect it.

4. Start cuttings

Before cutting, dig a small hole in the soil, then insert the dried stem segment into it and secure it with fine soil around it. After that, place it in a semi-shaded location and spray it with some water. There is no need to water it. As long as the substrate can be kept slightly moist, it will grow roots in about 40-50 days.