Pyramid trees are common indoor leaf-watching plants that are well-loved by their unique foliage and basin-view characteristics. The following is a detailed description of pyroculture:
1. Plug-in reproduction:
- preparation of stalks: the sibling branch of a healthy pest-free tree is selected as a sibling of about 10-15 cm length。
- shearing treatment: cutting the top end of the truncheon into flat form, slashing the bottom and removing the leaves from the bottom of the truncheon。
- plug in: insert the treated part into the wet and loose seedling soil and between one third and one half of the depth。
- maintaining humidity: maintaining moderate humidity of nursery soil but avoiding water accumulation。
- provide appropriate light: place the tubing in a bright position without a strong sunlight。
- waiting for roots: it usually takes weeks to months, after which conservation conditions can be gradually adjusted。
2. Divisional reproduction:
- preparation of pyrotechnic trees: the pyrotechnic tree is removed from the original container and the roots are softly moved and loosely。
- separation of branches: select healthy branches and separate them with scissors or fingers into separate strains。
- planting of new seedlings: replanting of separated saplings into appropriate containers or basins, filling with appropriate quantities of wet-moisture seedlings。
- maintenance of humidity and light: keep the soil humid, while providing a suitable lighting environment。
Cultivation:
- preparation of seeds: collection of mature seedlings, cleaning with water, removal of fruit and residues。
- euphoria treatment: 24 hours of immersion of seeds in hot water to stimulate their growth。
- spreading seeds: treated seeds are spread over the surface of wet seedlings, with light pressure, but not with full cover。
- maintenance of humidity and temperature: maintain moderate humidity of nursery soil while providing appropriate temperature (20-30°c)。
- waiting for a bulge: it usually takes weeks to months, and the seed bulge allows for gradual adjustment of conservation conditions。
It should also be noted that, in the process of raising the tree, the following should be noted:
- light and temperature: the tree likes to have plenty of light, but avoids strong sunlight. The appropriate temperature range is 20-30°c。
- water management: maintaining a moderate humidity contributes to the growth of the pelican tree, while avoiding over-watering and water accumulation that causes root causes。
- fertilisation: adequate fertilization can provide the nutrients needed for the thallium tree. Suitable fertilizers can be selected and fertilized as described。
- cutting and trimping: regular trimping of branches and blades of the pelican tree preserves the beauty and health of the plant。
Through the above-mentioned farming methods and care, it is possible to successfully breed and conserve eucalyptus. I hope this will help you。
