How does the succulent plant single tree (fairy stick) reproduce?

Now there are many friends who grow succulent plants, which are small and lovely, and they can be placed at home to add vitality. The bachelor tree that the editor wants to introduce to you today is also a variety of succulent plants. You may not be familiar with this variety, but in fact, it is still very good. Unlike other succulent plants, it reproduces in a different way. So do you know how to reproduce bachelors? Let's have a look together!

How do bachelors reproduce?

1. Morphological characteristics of bachelors.

People who hear the name single tree for the first time may think it is lovely, but in fact we are not bachelors. Single trees can also be called green jade trees, keel trees, fairy sticks, etc., which are called differently in each region. It is a tropical shrub or small tree with a height of about 2-6 meters, and its leaves are small and alternate, circular and linear, but the leaves are rare and easy to fall off, so the plant is leafless all the year round, numerous branches, many opposite or whorled, used to replace leaves for photosynthesis. The flower Cymes are born at the top of the branches, the flowers are yellow and white, the bracts are small, the fruit is a capsule, the color is dark, the epidermis is close to the pilose, and the plant is green when young and gray when old.

2. How do bachelors reproduce

Single tree has a special way of reproduction, for succulent plants, it still has its own characteristics. Because they rarely blossom, single trees are generally propagated by cutting. Before breeding, we need to choose relatively loose, fertile and easy-to-drain soil in advance. The ratio of soil can be configured with rotten leaf soil, garden soil and river sand. Some long-acting fertilizers can be used as base fertilizer at the bottom of the basin to facilitate drainage. Some gravel or tiles can be placed at the bottom of the basin. These small links can not be ignored. These are all considerations for the growth of single trees.

3. Propagation steps of bachelors

First of all, we should make preparations and prepare the scissors, bachelor branches, water, soil loosening tools, and prepared basin soil that we need next. Then use scissors to cut branches of the single tree in order to make it grow healthier. Then the whole basin soil is loosened. After loosening the soil, a small hole is dug in the center of the basin, and the single branches that need to be cut are put in the small hole. Finally, the filling work will take about a quarter of an hour. After all, don't relax. Remember to fix the branches and water them to absorb them. Generally speaking, it will take root slowly after two weeks, and the higher the temperature, the faster it will take root. When the rooting work is completed, we can change the big pot to plant.

Today, Tuliu.com will introduce you to the breeding work of single trees. when planting single trees, we should pay attention to that the milk of single trees is poisonous, it can cause cancer and promote tumor growth, it can cause redness and swelling in contact with the skin, and it can lead to short-term vision when entering the eye. Be careful when pruning.