Raspberries, also known as raspberries, are perennial erect shrubs. Raspberries like sunshine, have strong adaptability to the environment, and have a long life span. If managed well, they can generally survive for 20 years. Raspberry is also a relatively easy to propagate plant, there are more ways to propagate, there are mainly two categories of root propagation and stripe propagation.
Every year, the roots of raspberries sprout a lot of tillering seedlings. Within a few years, they can change from a small plant to a cluster. Autumn is suitable for rhizome propagation, use tools to dig out the root millet seedling, cut it into a section of root system and bury it in the selected place, and it will be planted in spring next year.
There is another thing called horizontal lateral root when digging raspberry roots, which can also breed raspberry seedlings. Or lateral adventitious roots with buds. Dig out the ravines and put them in, water and apply horse manure, or cultivate the seedlings of raspberries.
In August of each year, pull the front part of the raspberry branches to the ground, bury them in the soil, or push the whole branches down to bury them, and then they will sprout elegant and new shoots. When the strong branches cut the link with the mother, a new raspberry seedling will be born!
In autumn, the annual length of the branches up to 40 cm will be cut out for hoarding, and taken out in early spring. Dig a one meter wide border and insert the two ends of the stored branches. The plant spacing is about 20 cm long, two rows and one border, which is in the shape of bow. When sprouting, cut off the shoots, so that you can get two raspberry seedlings.
