Ramet propagation of Dryopteris Dryopteris

Dryopteris is not flowering, and there are no seeds, reproduction is mainly asexual reproduction.

The propagation of Dryopteris Dryopteris is mainly propagated by ramets. The Phoenix tail fern can split all the year round. The more luxuriant plants of the Phoenix tail fern can be taken out of the flowerpot and cut into several clumps with a sharp knife and planted separately. The small plants that grow from the plants of Dryopteris can also be cut off and propagated.

The ramet propagation of Dryopteris should pay attention to shading and moisturizing. In addition, sometimes some wild species will grow in the shade of the building, or other more humid places, which can be excavated and planted in the pot.

After understanding the ramet propagation of Dryopteris, let's take a look at the culture method of Dryopteris.

Propagation methods of Dryopteris Dryopteris

Ramet propagation of Dryopteris Dryopteris

Dryopteris is not flowering, and there are no seeds, reproduction is mainly asexual reproduction.

The propagation of Dryopteris Dryopteris is mainly propagated by ramets. The Phoenix tail fern can split all the year round. The more luxuriant plants of the Phoenix tail fern can be taken out of the flowerpot and cut into several clumps with a sharp knife and planted separately. The small plants that grow from the plants of Dryopteris can also be cut off and propagated.

The ramet propagation of Dryopteris should pay attention to shading and moisturizing. In addition, sometimes some wild species will grow in the shade of the building, or other more humid places, which can be excavated and planted in the pot.

Spore propagation of Dryopteris Dryopteris

Pteridopteris is a fern with no flowers and no fruit, but it can reproduce with spores.

There are two ways for spore reproduction of Dryopteris Dryopteris. First, it is allowed to reproduce naturally, after the spore of Dryopteris fern is mature, it will burst, then leave the mother body and fall to the ground, and if the conditions are suitable, it can reproduce new plants on its own. When the plant of Dryopteris fern grows to a certain extent, it can be planted in a pot.

The second is to collect mature spores and reproduce them. After the spores mature, the spores behind the leaves of Dryopteris are carefully isolated, collected, sprinkled on the prepared substrate and placed in a cool, wet place. It will not take long for them to germinate.

When the seedlings of Dryopteris grow to a certain height (about 3cm), they can be planted in flowerpots for maintenance. After that, normal maintenance and management can be carried out.

The breeding and cultivation techniques of Dryopteris Dryopteris is a small terrestrial fern of Pteridaceae, leaf dimorphism; sterile leaves are pinnately compound leaves, pinnae strip-shaped, the base of the upper pinnae is extended, forming narrow wings on both sides of the middle axis, and the lower pinnae are often bifurcated to trigeminal, similar to the Phoenix tail, hence the name; fertile leaves have long stalks and narrow down. It often grows in the shady and wet places of the well fence in most parts of our country, so it is also called the grass on the side of the well fence. Its rhizome is short, the leaves are clustered, the leaves are small and soft, and the posture is elegant, so it is very suitable for potted plants.

Dryopteris Dryopteris is distributed in the Yangtze River Basin and the south of China, as well as in Japan and Korea. It is common in the shady and wet places such as the edge of the well fence, the stone crack, the root of the wall and so on. Like warm and humid environment, this grass has a certain degree of cold tolerance, but below-10 degrees when the leaf tip will be frozen withered yellow, slightly resistant to drought, afraid of stagnant water, like to grow in fertile calcareous soil with good drainage.

Dryopteris Dryopteris is a kind of fern which is easy to cultivate and is not rigid to the environmental conditions. The substrate with good drainage and water retention should be used during cultivation, and one part of garden soil, peat and broken brick can be used. Before putting on the basin, the basin bottom had better be padded with broken bricks as a drainage layer; during the growing period, it is necessary to keep the basin soil moist, and often spray water to make its surrounding environment have a higher humidity, which is very related to its robust growth and increase its green appearance. If you change the basin, you don't have to apply fertilizer within half a year, and then apply organic liquid fertilizer twice a month. The cultivation environment is better in the shady and wet place where there is no sunshine, the direct light is easy to dry and withered, and the leaf tip is easy to wither and yellow.

The reproduction of Dryopteris Dryopteris is mainly by the method of dividing plants, and it is easy to reproduce with spores. Ramet can be carried out all year round, as long as you pay attention to shading and moisturizing. There are many wild species in the shade of the building and by the well behind the house, which can also be dug into the basin. Spore reproduction should be collected in envelopes after the spores are mature, then sprinkled on a substrate mixed with rotten leaf soil and broken bricks, put in a wet place, germinate soon, and be planted in a pot when the seedlings grow to a certain extent.