1. Time: it's best to carry out in spring, when the climate is mild and the growth momentum is good, which is very conducive to survival and rooting.
2. Branches: select the plants with good growth state, cut the healthy branches from the top, cut them into about 15cm, and then put them in the shade to dry.
3. Matrix: the selected matrix must be permeable and drainage, which can be mixed with river sand and coarse grains, so that water can be avoided and rhizome can be prevented from rotting.
4. Cutting: insert the cut branches into the loam, spray water slightly to keep moist, wait until the plants take root naturally, then transplant and cultivate.
1. Scion: select the right plant first, and cut the thick stem from it. It's better to be strong and undamaged, with certain vitality.
2. Rootstock: the rootstock used for grafting can be measured with a ruler. The growth state is good, and a notch is cut at the upper end.
3. Grafting: insert the selected scion into it. In order to prevent it from falling down, it can be fixed outside with something, and then put it in the environment of 28-30 ℃, without strong direct light, so as to ensure a good ventilation environment, and it can be healed in about 4 days.
