How to cut camellias

The cuttings of camellias should choose semi-lignified branches as cuttings, so what is semi-lignified branches? The semi-lignified branches of camellias are usually 1-4-year-old branches in the upper part of the plant, and the branches are dark brown. And this kind of branch has good toughness and is easy to bend. The survival rate of such branches is the highest after cutting, so such branches are generally selected as cuttings. So, how to cut camellias?

But when making cuttings, the operation method should be correct. Use the branch shears to cut the branches into slopes in the right place at the bottom of the branches, and the leaves below the branches should also be cut off, usually leaving only the top 2 leaves of the branches, and each of the remaining 2 leaves needs to be cut off the upper 2 and 3 parts.

After the cuttings are made, the cuttings are obliquely inserted into the cutting substrate, and the original depth can be buried in the soil with the first three parts of the cuttings. And the viscosity of cutting substrate is required to be relatively high. Then in accordance with this method in a flowerpot according to their own number of cuttings, as long as the spacing between cuttings can be controlled.

For nursery production of camellia seedlings, generally need to be covered with a film to moisturize, but family cutting breeding is generally not used. However, when family cuttings cultivate camellia cuttings, they should be watered and moisturized for a long time, so as to ensure that the cuttings can take root and survive.

And as a family cutting propagation of camellia seedlings, the placement environment must be selected, otherwise it may affect the normal growth of cutting seedlings. It usually requires smooth ventilation, no stagnant water in the basin, and adequate light for better photosynthesis after the seedlings survive.

Time: 2019-06-05 Click: