Cutting a small keel to take root too quickly, it can grow to the roof in 3 years and is resistant to radiation and formaldehyde absorption.

Keel is a plant of Euphorbiaceae, which is generally propagated by cutting, so how should we cut keel?

First of all, choose a branch of about ten centimeters, which can be broken off at the node or half of the branch.

Cut the keel, will flow out white juice, this juice is toxic, you must be careful not to get to the hand

At this time, we wash the juice, then dip in some plant ash or carbendazim in the wound, put it in a place away from light and ventilation, dry the wound, and wait until the wound is tightened before cutting.

It is best to use plain soil for cutting, such as pure river sand, pure vermiculite and perlite, or loose and breathable sandy soil. When cutting, the soil should be beaten to a semi-wet state.

Then insert the cuttings, put the tidal soil on the basin without watering, then put it in a place ventilated by scattered light and maintain it for a week or so, wait until the basin soil is dry, put it in a better ventilated place, quickly blow the basin soil to semi-dry, and then gradually receive the light, and then it will be fine.

The growth temperature of the keel is between 25 and 35 degrees Celsius. It is now a hot summer season. We must pay attention to shading and give sufficient light in other seasons. In this way, the keel grows faster and faster, and it can grow to the roof in 3 years. Although the keel juice is poisonous, it can absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde in the air, put it in front of the computer, and resist radiation. When planting at home, try not to touch the juice.

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