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Sunflower cuttage in a few months

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-07-01 16:41:46
Sunflower is usually cut from May to August. At this time, the temperature is higher, which is conducive to its rooting. The nutritive soil was first prepared with garden soil, sand soil and rice husk ash in the proportion of 3:5:2, and a little superphosphate was added as the base fertilizer. Then cut off the top of the young stem as a spike, with a length of about 5cm. After the basin soil is leveled, insert a hole, and insert the cuttings into the hole. Pour water and put it into a cool place for curing, wait 10-15 days to survive.

A few months cutting

The cutting time of sunflower is mostly in summer, from the beginning of May to the end of August. Although the temperature is high at this time, it can also take root quickly. Cutting should not be carried out in winter, it is more afraid of cold, low temperature environment rooting is very difficult

How to cut

1. Pot soil preparation: in order to accelerate the rooting of cuttings, it is necessary to prepare nutritious soil for it. It can be mixed with garden soil, sand soil and rice husk ash in the proportion of 3:5:2. In order to make it grow better, we can add a little superphosphate powder.

2. Spike treatment: select the sun flower plants that are robust and free of diseases and insect pests. Cut off the top of its tender stem, which is about 5cm high. You can also cut the flower stem into 3 cm long segments and cut off its leaves. Cut cuttings to soak in rooting water, soak for a day, take out to dry.

3. Cutting: cutting can be carried out after the cuttings are processed. First, the surface of the basin soil shall be trowelled, and then a hole shall be poked on the surface with a depth of no more than 2cm. Insert the cuttings into the hole, pour enough water and put them in the shade.

Sunflower

4. Follow up maintenance: after cutting, sunflower can survive in 10-15 days. Don't water it or move it. Wait until it takes root, then add water, and give proper light

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