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Cutting of Impatiens

Hank Schrader
2020-09-22 09:19:28
The cutting of Impatiens should be done in spring, not when there are flower buds. Select branches with terminal buds to cut, with 3-5 nodes, about 5-10 cm in length, and remove the lower leaves. The container can be used as a small flowerpot, and the cutting medium can be used as perlite, which should be disinfected in advance. Insert the cut cuttings into the basin soil, cover with plastic film, maintain the surrounding growth environment, and take root in about 2-3 weeks.

I. time selection

The suitable temperature for the growth of Impatiens is about 15-25 ℃, so it is suggested that the cutting should be carried out in spring, the temperature is suitable, and the surrounding humidity is high, which is conducive to the subsequent rooting. It should be noted that its flowering period is in summer and autumn. It is recommended not to cut when there are flower buds in the flowering period.

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II. Cutting of cuttings

When cutting the cuttings from the Impatiens, you can choose to cut the cuttings with the top buds, which have 3-5 nodes and a length of about 5-10cm. Such branches grow fast and have a good growth potential. After cutting, the leaves shall be trimmed and the lower part of the leaves shall be removed to prevent the leaves from being buried in the soil and causing decay.

III. preparation of basin soil

The selection of containers does not need to be too large. A smaller flowerpot can be used. The substrate used for cutting can be perlite, which does not need to be filled up. It should be kept clean and sanitary, and disinfected in advance.

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IV. cutting

Insert the cut cuttings into the basin soil, about 3 cuttings can be inserted into a container. After cutting, it is covered with fresh-keeping film, which can keep warm and moisturize, maintain the surrounding growth environment, and take root in about 2-3 weeks. When the root under the branch is stable, it can be transplanted.

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