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How to judge whether the branch has taken root

Gustavo Fring
2020-09-22 09:20:34
The first step of cutting success lies in rooting, but how to know if the branch has rooting? The novice will be driven by curiosity and pull out the branches every day. It's totally wrong! How to judge whether the branch has taken root?

Check whether the branches are restored.

You can see the roots growing without being rude.

Whether new leaves and buds germinate?

You can see the roots growing without being rude.

What is the situation of rose cutting? In spring, the growth of the lateral buds of rose cutting will be faster than that of the root, thus creating a false impression of rooting. Because the new buds do not have the support of the root to absorb water, the branches originally thought to survive will quickly wither, leading to the failure of cutting.

You can see that the root is growing.

You can see the roots growing without being rude.

Most herbaceous and vanilla plants grow rapidly under suitable environment. If you carefully observe the contact surface between the branches and the soil, you will find many tiny roots. For plants with developed roots,

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