In just a few weeks, a new plant can be bred with plant branches or troughs, which is a very common method of reproduction and is effective for the vast majority of plants。
It's the egg blossoms i planted last year
We have a high success rate in breeding the plant at home, either by branching or embroidery。
It's full of bumps and bouquets
The definition is also very simple: cutting off parts of plants (including tubers, branches, leaves, etc.) and replanting them into the soil so that they re-emerge. The cut is the branches and troughs, which can themselves grow into new plants。
1. Root in reproduction
A small fraction of the roots of plants can be regenerated, including the common hingen fukuko, fish herbs, japanese tiger rods, etc., but the vast majority of plants still rely on branches, tubers and leaf blades for adhesion。
2. Leaf plug breeding
In addition to the meat plant, a small proportion of the meat-forming plants can be breeded through foliage plugs, including common african violets, tigertails, money trees, peppers and acupunctures。
3. Plugs and splints for reproduction
It's got a branch of chu's
All pelvis plants, as long as they can grow tubers, branches and roots on the growth nodes of the tubers, can be used for planting, including various herbs, shrubs, carpentry or vines。
4. Timing
In the growing season, the highest success rate is achieved by cutting in branches of plants, preferably in the spring and early summer, and in the autumn and winter seasons, with slower rooting and higher failure rates. In may (northern hemisphere), for example, there was a particularly high rate of success。
5. Basins and earth
Before embroiling, suitable pellets need to be prepared, starting with containers that are plumbing, not selecting large or too deep, with more drainage holes at the bottom of the pelvis, ensuring that the water in the soil is quickly dispersed, allowing the soil to dry quickly, refilling the water in a timely manner and allowing the soil to have a dry and wet cycle, thereby facilitating plant roots. If you can't dry the soil with a big tub, you can easily fail。
Intubation with smaller containers allows the soil to dry quickly and air cycles at the bottom of the branch contribute to root growth. If it is necessary to use larger or wider basins (a basin with multiple branches), it is preferable to use shallow basins。
Soils that are impregnated with plants, preferably with defusing air and without any fertility, can easily contribute to the emergence of roots, the non-use of old soil that also has insect eggs, and the non-use of fertile soil。
It's full of mackerel trout
The best place to insert soil is peat or peat-mixed pearl rock, with a ratio of approximately 2:1, which can also be mixed with peat or pyroclops, and pyrel and pyrestone, at a ratio of 2:1。
Fill the soil in a container, then water it with moisture, so that the soil is fully saturated, poach it in the pelvis, plant the branches into it, and plant them in a stable soil with one to three growth nodes。
6. Branch or tubing treatment
In order for plants to have higher success rates, a healthy branch is to be chosen, with sharp blades, with at least three growth nodes, preferably more than four or five. Plant growth nodes are where the leaves grow。
If there are flowers and flowers in the branches of plants, they must be cut off so as not to consume the nutrients of the branches, and the leaves at the bottom of the branches must be removed so that they cannot be buried in the soil, otherwise they will rot and lead to the failure of the embroidery。
If it is to produce more new buds and branches quickly, the top branches can be removed at the point of embroidery, which will prompt it to grow more and more new branches, including the usual plants of leaf grass, guava, yarn, sunflowers and fragrance。
7. Is root powder needed
In the case of herbivores, especially common plants such as grafts, acupunctures, sunflowers, crumbs or emeralds, they are softer tubers, do not require any root powder or root solution, and they are inserted directly into the soil, keeping the soil micro-humid, with proper dispersion light, and are likely to grow soon。
In the case of branches of woody plants, woodation begins at the bottom of the branch, before embroiling the branch, either the root powder is painted on the bottom of the branch or the branch is immersed in the root solution for two or three hours before re-plugging, which increases the speed of rooting。
8. Humidity
At least one to three growth nodes at the bottom of the branch shall be buried in the soil, where the root is located。
The vast majority of branches of plants tend to take root in high humidity and warm environments. If the air is dry, the subsequent branches quickly suck out the moisture, especially if the leaves are thinner and the leaves are larger, they need transparent plastic membranes or other masks on the coats of the containers, preferably with proper ventilated ventilation, with relative humidity remaining above 80 per cent at the time of the plug。
9. Temperature
Pyramids also have the right temperature, with the best pyramid temperature at 20-25 degrees, and keeping a warm and cool environment will help the branches to root。
The branches of the plant are inserted in the soil, the soil is moist, the soil is dried up by two or three centimetres, water is poured out and then placed in a fully dispersed light, avoiding direct sunlight。
By following this step, the branches of plants can start rooting in about four or five days' time, especially the usual green carrots, leafgrasss, crumbs or acupuncture. Such plants, if they are wooded branches, may take a month or two to re-emerge, so long as they remain greener。
10. Polyfauna and cactus
If the cactus and the fleshy plant are plugged in, then the branch is cut off and placed in the air cover for 5-7 days, before drying the wound。
When the branches of the pixie or cactus plant are plugged in, the soil is not able to water itself, and the soil is maintained with a little bit of tide, i. E., a little bit of mist is sprayed in the soil, followed by the drying of the wounds, or the cactus strips in the soil, so that they are not watered, just as they are located in areas where there is more diffuse light, so as to avoid high humidity and soak through the conference and lead to decay。
Then the soil will be dried up, the water will be replenished, and later the soil will be completely dried to water them。
11. What's good about earthbreeding or hydroponic
It is easier to use earthly plating than hydroponics, because hydroponics are easy to root, but they grow from water bacon, not from soil, which is particularly fragile. It's stronger when the roots grow, and it's a little stronger, and it can form a new plant。
