1. Time SelectionYou can use both hard and soft branches, but the timing is different. If you use hard branches, you can choose March in early spring, which is when the plants sprout. For soft branches, you can choose to do it in July or August. 2. Choose cuttingsChoose hard branches that are one to two years old. They should be sturdy and about 20 cm long. It is best to give priority to plants with aerial roots, as they are easier to take root. If you are using soft branches, you can choose those grown in the current year and cut them into about 15cm. Remove the leaves below to prevent the insertion from rotting, and keep the leaves at the top to facilitate later growth. 3. Take cuttingsThe requirements for the substrate are not very high. Mix the soil and sand to ensure air permeability and drainage, and also ensure that it contains sufficient nutrients. After configuration, keep the inside slightly moist, then insert the cuttings in at a moderate depth, not too deep. 4. Later maintenanceAfter completion, place it in a well-ventilated place with not strong sunlight, and pay attention to watering. It will take root and sprout in less than three weeks. |
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