The Cuttage Propagation method of Cymbidium

First of all, we should choose the right cuttage branches, cut them into a section of 5~8 cm, leave 2 sections, leave only 1~2 leaves above, and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound. Then the cuttings are soaked in water, or directly inserted into the medium, generally 15-20 days to root, 3 months after the root development is good, you can plant.

1, cuttage time: in addition to winter and early spring due to low temperature is not suitable for the outside, the rest of the time can be carried out, the most appropriate March to April each year.

2. Cuttings: Select the sunny branches in the middle and upper parts of the year, requiring short internodes, thick branches and leaves, and full bud tips. Cut the branches into a section of 5~8 cm, leaving 2 sections, cut off the leaves inserted into the matrix, leaving only 1~2 leaves above, and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound.

3. Cutting process: soak the branches in water, add rooting water, insert the branches directly into the soil after soaking and rooting, put them in a cool place after watering, observe regularly whether the water is dry, and water if the soil is dry. Or insert the cuttings into the medium so that the bottom two leaves touch the surface of the medium, cover the pot with a plastic bag to increase humidity, and punch one or two vents in the plastic bag.

4, post-cutting management: Hoya cuttings generally take root in about 15-20 days, grow new leaves after 1 month, roots develop well after 3 months, can be planted, and then normal maintenance can be done.