Is there a two-way way for cutting branches to go into the soil too deep, too perishable, too shallow and easy to fall?

Don't cut the cuttings too deep just for the sake of stability.

If it is inserted too deep, it is easy to rot, even if it has roots and a long branch is covered with fine roots, it will make it difficult to transplant, and even the selection of a basin will be restricted in the future.

Because if the long root is not cut off, the shallow basin cannot be used and can only be implanted into the deep basin.

However, the insertion is too shallow, a little bit of wind and grass, and it is easy to make the branches that have no roots fall down, what on earth should we do?

Is there a way to have the best of both worlds? As a matter of fact, this is the dual cutting method in the world that the director wants to tell his friends today, ha.

The method of fixing cuttings

1. Cut the net bag of packaged fruit to the right size and open it to cover the pot that has been filled with soil.

two。 Then fix it on the outer edge of the basin with a thick rubber band or rope, and a medium-sized hole will appear.

3. Insert the cuttings into the hole into the soil, so that the cuttings stand as firmly as holding the railing, and cut off the net when you want to transplant, which is both environmentally friendly and easy to use.

Cutting case-- Morus angustifolia

Step one

Cut a branch from a big tree.

Step two

Cut it into small pieces and cut off more than half of the leaves, which can reduce the evaporation of water.

Step three

Straight or oblique insertion, in order to obtain a variety of seedling posture in the future.

A case of cuttage-- Lang Yu

Step one

Choose healthy branches.

Step two

Cut small segments with a slight shape from the long branches.

Step three

Insert it into a pot filled with soil, with the cuttings leaning against each other to prevent dumping.

After inserting all of them, gently spray fog water until the soil is drenched.

Step 4

After half a year, it was taken out from the basin, and the root system was well developed.

Step 5

After sorting out the overlong branches, leaves and roots, they were planted in small culture pots.

With so much material, it must be worth looking forward to!

Combined with the director's finger potted plants, I think I have a lot to look forward to. Wow, ha.

Oh, by the way, don't worry.

Many Taiwan friends ask such a question:

When cutting, should the incision be cut flat or oblique?

Let's analyze it together: the area of the oblique incision is larger, the water absorption capacity also becomes larger, the hair root is faster but not very uniform, and most of the hair roots are concentrated below the slope; although the water absorption area of the horizontal incision is smaller, but the new roots can be distributed around the incision, which is more helpful to the development in the future.

In principle, it is far more important to have a good root than to do it quickly.

With such an analysis, you must understand it.

Planted on the balcony.

All right, that's all for today. If you have any questions, please leave a message in the message area below.

I don't know if what the station director said was clear and detailed. For those Taiwanese who do not understand it, the director has written a hidden poem for you. It may not be well written, but it can help you find the director.

More wonderful articles are found in a Tibetan head poem:

The breeze caresses the flowers

Wander through Nanshanyang

Sou Qi Qiao Bronze Sparrow platform

Plant red plants on the green clouds

-- to challenge: four poems with hidden head and tail, the first word is connected with the last word, you can get the eight-character motto and summon the head of the stage to be real! Remember to say when you come: "Director, I have cracked your secret."

There is no end to learning on the balcony.