How to reproduce cherry saplings

Cherry is a very popular fruit, and now the price of cherry is quite high on the market. So how do cherry saplings reproduce? Let's take a look next.

Cherries are usually propagated by inserting poles.

In general, cherry cuttings are carried out in spring and autumn, because at this time, the climatic conditions are more suitable, but also very suitable for crop growth, the survival rate of cutting will be higher.

Generally speaking, when cutting, it is necessary to choose a relatively strong branch, which must be at least more than a year, and then cut the branch to about 20 centimeters in length. However, this branch is generally cut off and ready before the cutting time, and placed in the wet sand. Cutting will be carried out in the next spring and autumn, and before cutting, it should be dissolved with rooting powder to soak. All these can help cherry branches to get a higher survival rate as far as possible.

When cutting, 2/3 of the branches are usually inserted into the soil, and the rest of the exposed part of the ground, it is best to leave a few buds to make room for subsequent growth. after about two weeks, the cherry branches will almost grow, will gradually pull out the branches.