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Breeding methods of white crane taro

Marie Schrader
2020-07-01 08:59:37
Plant splitting: the method of plant splitting is suitable for family watering. Select spring or autumn, cut the rhizome from the base of the plant cluster, ensure that there are more than 3 bud points on each cluster, and then plant each cluster into a flowerpot separately. Sowing: the seed is obtained by pollination, and is soaked in warm water for germination and then seeded into a flowerpot. Tissue culture: generally difficult to achieve in the family, mainly using hormone to induce bud growth.

I. branch propagation

The method of dividing plants is the most suitable one in the family. It is easy and convenient to operate and has a high survival rate. It can be operated in spring or autumn. The plant is required to be more than two years old. First, take the plant out of the flowerpot, then remove the soil from the root and trim the part of the rhizome. Find a good position, cut the rhizome from the base of the clump, and ensure that there are more than 3 bud points on each clump. Make up the right pot soil, plant the divided plants separately, and then put them in the half shade.

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Second, sowing and breeding

The survival rate can be improved by pollinating seeds and then soaking them in water. Prepare suitable matrix, ventilate and drain well, and put it in the sun to dry in advance, so as to achieve the effect of disinfection. Choose to sow in the greenhouse, cover a layer of thin soil after sowing, often spray water to keep wet, also can cover with fresh-keeping film to keep warm and moisture, promote seed germination as soon as possible.

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3. Tissue culture

Tissue culture is suitable for large-scale reproduction, which is usually difficult to achieve in the family. It mainly uses the leaves, inflorescences, stem tips and stem segments of the plant, and uses the culture dish as the container to induce the bud growth with hormone hormone.

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