How to propagate Cymbidium, the method of propagation / cutting is easier.

The reproduction of plants is something we need to consider when planting, for example, Cymbidium is one of them, how to reproduce is correct? Experts believe that all three methods can be used, such as sowing, cutting and ramet. Let's learn more about the breeding methods of these three kinds of orchids.

How to reproduce Cymbidium

When the orchid grows to a certain extent, we should consider how to reproduce the orchid. Usually, people will use three methods, that is, cutting, ramet and sowing, if the method is correct, the success rate is very high.

1. Cutting propagation methods of Cymbidium.

1. Cutting time

Generally, the time of cutting is in spring, or in autumn when the temperature is suitable. The temperature at this time is generally 15-25 degrees, which is beneficial to the growth of new seedlings.

2. Cutting method

Cut a section of clustered stems and leaves 5-10 cm long on the stolon of Cymbidium, that is, new plant larvae with leaves above and air roots below, and then insert them into the prepared soil, usually 1-2 cm deep.

Using this method of propagation, the orchid usually takes root in about a week, but it needs to be transplanted after 20 days, and the soil should be kept moist and kept in a cool place during this process.

3. Transplanting

After cutting for 20 days, transplant the new orchid into the potted soil, which can be hydroponically cultured or accompanied. The potted plant is determined according to the size of the container. The smaller pot generally contains 2-3 plants, while the large one can carry 5-6 trees.

2. Sowing and propagation of Cymbidium

The breeding of Cymbidium by sowing is usually carried out in March, when the temperature is about 15 degrees. Select high-quality Cymbidium seeds, then sow them on the basin soil, and then cover them with soil, it should be noted that the thickness of the covered soil is 0.5 cm.

It takes about 2 weeks from sowing to sprouting, which requires attention to maintenance, when the seedlings are formed, they can be transplanted, and then they need to refer to the breeding methods and matters needing attention to plant Cymbidium.

3. Ramet propagation of Cymbidium

In all the propagation methods of Cymbidium, it is relatively easy to split, by taking the whole plant from the potted soil, then removing the old root and old soil, cutting the root, leaving three stems on each separate plant, and then transplanting separately.

How to propagate Magnolia lanceolata? two propagation methods (cuttings / ramets)

As a common indoor potted plant, the efficacy of Magnolia is very strong, it is not only good-looking, but also can absorb formaldehyde, but also has a good use in medicine. Such a plant is naturally very popular and has become the pursuit of many flower friends, so it has been multiplied in large numbers. So, how does Magnolia reproduce? The following are the two breeding methods of Cymbidium, follow the editor to have a look.

1. How to propagate, cuttings / ramets

As the best of the orchids, the breeding method of Magnolia is not easy, but it can be mastered perfectly as long as it takes a little thought. But if you are a veteran, in addition to raising, you should also know how to breed orchids, which can increase the fun of breeding. As for how to reproduce the orchid, there are two main methods: cutting and ramet, and we continue to look at the specific operation.

2. Two propagation methods of Magnolia lanceolata (1) Cuttage Propagation of Cymbidium

Magnolia is a common indoor potted plant, so cutting is the most commonly used method to propagate it. In the growing period, take a section of the branches of Magnolia, cuttage in the cultivation soil, careful maintenance can make the pot of Magnolia more than one pot. Next, let's take a look at the specific operation:

1. Cutting time

If you want to propagate Magnolia by cuttage, you must choose a good time. The golden orchid likes the warm environment, so spring and autumn is its peak growing season, and cutting is the best at this time.

2. Cutting substrate

Cuttings naturally need soil. According to the growth habits of Magnolia, we should choose loose, breathable and permeable soil. In this regard, the editor recommends the use of vermiculite or coconut brick soil + perlite mixed soil.

3. Cuttings selection

In the whole cutting propagation, the selection of cuttings is particularly important. You can plant a stolon on a well-growing plant, and then cut off the seedlings as cuttings, as shown in the picture above.

4. Cuttage start

After doing the above work, the cuttage of Magnolia can officially begin: insert the cuttings into the prepared soil, then water the soil thoroughly, so that the cuttings and the soil can be closely combined, and can be covered with plastic bags if possible.

(2) ramet propagation of Cymbidium chinensis.

In addition to cutting, ramet is also the most commonly used propagation method of Cymbidium. Methods: in March, on the well-growing Cymbidium, the isolated tufted old plants were selected for ramet cultivation, or the small plants on the stolon were cut off for cultivation. After the appropriate amount of fertilization, and then the flowerpot control in the indoor sunny place, careful maintenance can be.

Generally speaking, it is not difficult for Cymbidium to reproduce. Cuttings and ramets can survive, but in terms of survival rate, cutting is the best. Of course, the method is dead, people are alive, we can according to the actual situation, choose the method to breed. With regard to the breeding method of Magnolia, this is the end of the editor's introduction, hoping to bring help to everyone.

How to propagate, split and cuttage propagation of Cymbidium

How to reproduce Cymbidium, Cymbidium can be propagated by cutting and ramet, and the propagation time can be carried out at any time from spring to autumn. In addition, the adaptability of Cymbidium is very strong, and the survival rate of reproduction is high. Whether through ramet or cutting, it's easy to operate.

How to propagate Magnolia lanceolata 1. Cutting propagation method

The cutting time of Cymbidium can be carried out from spring to autumn. As long as the stolons with new buds are inserted into the soil, they can take root in about a week, transplant them in a pot in about 20 days, water them thoroughly and keep them in a cool place.

2. The method of ramet propagation

The split time of Cymbidium is also carried out from spring to autumn, and it is suggested that the pot change should be carried out together in spring. Flower friends can lift the plant out of the pot, remove the old soil and rotten root, cut the old root, and leave three stems on the split plant, and then transplant and culture separately.

Flower friends can also cut the clustered stems and leaves (in fact, the larvae of a new plant with leaves on the top and air roots at the bottom) on the stolon of Cymbidium, and plant it directly into a flowerpot.