What are the propagation methods of camellias?

What are the propagation methods of camellias? Please give a detailed introduction to many propagation methods of camellias, both sexual and asexual reproduction can be used, of which cutting and grafting are the most common, the following propagation methods are for reference: 1. The cutting method is the most simple and convenient, the best cutting time is September, and it can also be in spring. Select the well-growing, semi-lignified branches, remove the basal leaves, retain the upper 3 leaves, and cut them into bevel with a sharp knife. Soak 200ppm into 500ppm indolebutyric acid for 5 to 15 minutes, dry and insert into sand basin or vermiculite basin. After insertion and watering, the wound healed in about 40 days and took root in about 60 days. Vermiculite is used as a slotting bed to produce roots faster than a sand bed. 2. Choose appropriate varieties such as Camellia oleifera as rootstock by grafting method, and pick up valuable camellias. The pick-up time is usually between Ching Ming Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. First plant the rootstock in the flowerpot, cut off about half of the joint with a knife, and the incision should be smooth. Then close the section of both sides, wrap it with plastic film, water the rootstock twice a day, and heal after 60 days. At this time, it can be planted in the shade of trees to avoid direct sunlight. In February of the following year, cut off the tail of the rootstock with a sharp knife and choose a suitable place for re-planting. 3. Leaf cuttage method camellias are generally propagated by branch cuttings, but some valuable varieties are also used because of the limitation of the source of branches or considering that the shape of the tree will be affected after sampling. Using mountain mud as the cutting substrate, it can be mixed with 1 stroke 3 river sand to facilitate ventilation and drainage, and the matrix is stored in a tile basin, and then cut in the basin. Leaf insertion is best carried out in the rainy season, take one-year-old leaves as leaf insertion material, too old is not easy to root, too young and easy to rot. Insert about 2 cm into the soil, press the soil after insertion, pour enough water, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place. Generally, it can take root in 3 months, and it can sprout and branch in the next spring. Click to get more camellia planting techniques click to get more flowers and trees planting techniques