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Pitaya cutting season, cutting points are positive and negative?

Skyler White
2020-11-16 11:23:35
Houttuynia has strong shade resistance, but can not lack sunshine, growth period is appropriate to see light, summer should block strong light. The initial stage of growth should be maintained at about 15-20 degrees Celsius, and frostbite should be prevented in winter. It likes wet, avoid drought, watering must be timely, regular watering in growth, but can not water too much. Before cultivation, sufficient bottom fertilizer is applied, and then regular fertilization is applied to ensure nutrient demand. Air humidity is best maintained at about 50%-80%, summer to properly spray water moisturizing.

1. Cutting season

The suitable season for cutting pitaya is spring, usually the temperature at this time will be very stable, and the plant growth is also very vigorous.At this time, the cutting speed and rooting rate of strong stems and branches cut from the mother plant are very high.In addition, autumn can also be carried out, but to ensure that the temperature will not change too much.

Is it positive or negative?

In the cuttage of pitaya, is to be divided into positive and negative, there is a cut side to the bottom.Only when the cutting is in full contact with the soil can it grow new roots.If the top of the stem branch is not cut down, it will not root basically.

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3. Cautions for Cuttage

1. Disinfection: Before cutting, the substrate prepared in advance should be disinfected, because it is easy to breed pathogens in the soil, so it is very important to do a good job of disinfection.There is also the use of potassium permanganate to disinfect stems and branches, or to smear plant ash on the incision.

2. Watering: After the cuttage work is completed, it is not necessary to water it first. It takes almost 10 days to water it.Before it has not grown new roots, it is best to put it in the shade of air circulation, its rooting speed is very fast, generally less than a month can grow roots.

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