How to reproduce wood fragrant flowers

Muxiang is a small climbing shrub, raw stream side, roadside or hillside thickets, 500-1300 m above sea level. Do you know how to reproduce wood fragrant flowers?

First, sowing and reproduction

Wood fragrant flowers can be sown and reproduce, but this method is more difficult to survive, so this method is generally not recommended.

2. Cutting propagation

Cutting propagation is a commonly used propagation method of wood fragrant flowers, because the survival rate of this method is very high. Cuttings need to choose more robust branches of wood flowers as cuttings, and then timely treatment and immediate cutting, so as not to wilt affect the survival in the later stage.

3. Ramet propagation

The ramet propagation of Muxiang flowers can generally be carried out in combination with changing pots, mainly by cutting off the small branches of the plant and the place where the mother plant is connected, and then planting them separately. the operation of this method is relatively simple, the survival rate is also relatively high, you can try.

IV. Striping propagation

Striping is a method of pressing the branches and vines of a plant into the wet soil and separating it from the mother plant after it takes root to form a new plant. the survival rate of this method is also relatively high. However, its reproduction coefficient is small, and it is generally used when it is difficult to reproduce by other methods, or when it is necessary to reproduce larger new plants.

5. Grafting propagation

Grafting propagation is a less used method in the breeding methods of wood fragrant flowers, but it does not mean that its survival rate is low, as long as it is operated properly, the survival rate is also very high. The use of grafting propagation can generally blossom in the same year, and this method of propagation is more suitable for pot planting of wood flowers.

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