1. Can cuttings be taken in winter?Under normal circumstances, cuttings cannot be carried out in winter because the temperature is very low at this time and the cuttings will take a long time to take root. However, if you can regulate the temperature well and keep warm, you can carry out cuttings. If the cutting environment is too cold, the plant will go dormant and it will be difficult to grow after cutting. The best time for cuttings is April to May, when the temperature is suitable and more conducive to rooting. 2. Winter cutting method1. Pruning: Cut a branch with 1-2 leaves from the mother plant. The cut branches must grow vigorously enough. If they are too thin, it will take a long time for them to take root. 2. Processing: Place it in a non-humid place and let the cut surface dry. It is best to disinfect it. You can soak the branches in a solution of carbendazim for 10 minutes to help them take root. 3. Cuttings: The processed cuttings should be carefully inserted into the soil to avoid damaging the bottom of the branch by using too much force, which would affect its rooting. After completing the cuttings, please note that the minimum temperature should be maintained at 15℃. |
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