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The kapok cuttage method, how long does the cuttage seedling need to bloom.

Hank Schrader
2020-11-16 11:23:35
Sunlight: During the growing season, direct light can be given to the flowers. But in summer, shade should be provided. Temperature: Suitable temperature range for long tube flower is 20-24 ℃. Watering: During the growing season, it should be watered in time to keep its soil moist. Fertilization: In spring, wait for it to germinate and grow to 5cm high after the start of fertilization, 1-2 times a month, mainly nitrogen fertilizer. Before flowering, nitrogen fertilizer was stopped and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers were applied.

1. Cuttage method of kapok

1. Cuttage time: It is recommended to propagate kapok by cuttage in spring. The climate, temperature and humidity are suitable for the survival and rooting of cuttings.

2. Selection of cuttings: The cuttings should be selected within three years, and the germination ability is stronger.The length is about 7 centimeters, and the leaves on it are cut off, leaving only the top two.

3. Slotting bed preparation: The height of the slotting bed is controlled at 50 cm, with a length of 5 meters and a width of 2 meters.Place 5 cm of garden soil at the bottom and a 3 cm layer of sandy soil on top.

4. Cutting into soil: After the slotting bed is prepared, the cutting can be inserted into the soil.When cutting, the cutting is directly inserted into the slotting bed, and the depth is about half of the cutting.After inserting, the surrounding soil should be compacted, straw should be laid, and water sprayed on it to maintain a certain temperature and humidity.Cuttings are slow to take root, usually a month or so, so be patient.

Kapok

2. How long does it take for kapok cuttings to bloom

How long kapok cuttings can bloom depends on the climate and soil conditions of the cultivation area. If the environment is suitable, they may bloom in two or three years.If the climate is not good and the growth is not very good, the flowering time will be prolonged, maybe about five years.

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