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Cuttage Propagation of yardstick

Saul Goodman
2020-08-31 11:00:03
It's easy to propagate by measuring ruler, and it's easy to propagate by cutting, so how should measuring ruler propagate by cutting?

Cutting steps of measuring ruler

Select the plug .

Select more than one year of the stem, cut the top of the stem 5 cm to 6 cm or longer as the cuttings. Or cutting with a measuring ruler, the length of the cuttings should be 20 cm to 25 cm. Another way to choose is to take small branches from the Tianchi branch for cutting, pay attention not to be too young.

Cuttage soil

Vermiculite, pearl powder and pure river sand shall be selected for cutting measuring ruler without soil. It can be cut by single plant or multiple plants. Pay attention to the density between plants when cutting intensively.

cuttage

The cut hyacinth of the ruler should be dried in the shade for a week first, and then cut after the incision is fully dried and the wound is healed, so it is easy to take root. As the slurry will flow out when cutting off the plug-in Cymbidium of the ruler, it can be closed with plant ash and put in the cool place for 7 to 10 days. Then insert it into the sand bed or soil, obliquely insert the soil, and let it take root. In the rooting period, water as little as possible, do not dry, do not water, wait for 30 to 40 days, then rooting. When the root is 3 to 4cm long, it can be transplanted to a small basin or directly planted in the open.

Cutting steps of measuring ruler

Cutting precautions for measuring ruler

Cutting time

If there is a greenhouse, the ruler can be cutted all the year round. If there is no greenhouse, it can be cutted from May to September every year.

Cutting temperature

Cutting temperature should not be too high. When the temperature is over 35 ℃, cutting should be stopped to avoid failure, rotten roots or death.

Cutting effect

Generally, part of the spring cutting ruler will bloom in the winter of that year, and the rest will bloom in the next year.

cutting steps of measuring ruler

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