The sowing and propagation of horseshoe can be carried out in spring or autumn, April to may in spring and September to October in autumn, but the best time is spring.
The optimum temperature for sowing and reproduction of Dichondra repens is 21 ℃. Before sowing, the seeds were soaked for 4 hours before sowing. The seedbed should be prepared before sowing, and the soil should be disinfected in advance, and watered. If the treated seeds are sown or sown on the prepared seedbed, and then covered with 1-2cm soil, and covered with straw curtain, the temperature and humidity of germination can be maintained, the emergence of seedlings can be orderly promoted, and the emergence rate can be increased.
After sowing, pay attention to watering, generally 7-10 days after sowing can germinate. However, it is not convenient to collect seeds because of the shorter petiole than petiole.
The stolon with soil can be scooped up in April to May every year, and the prepared plants can be divided into small stumps for planting. When planting, plant according to the spacing of 15-20cm. After the spacing between plants and rows is determined, spread the horseshoe on the soil, after spreading, pin and suppress, and then spray water.
Horseshoe gold should be watered and moistened to remove weeds.
Horseshoe gold can also be propagated in stem segments, mainly by its stolon. It can be carried out from March to September by selecting nursery land and applying fertilizer and watering. The turf planted with stem and horseshoe is paved on the nursery, covered with soil and compacted, and watered in time. Generally after about 2 months of growth, it can cover the ground completely. Weeds must be pulled out in time during the growth period, generally 2-3 times.
Horseshoe can also be vegetative reproduction, dry planting or water planting.
