How to propagate the tuber of money tree

The tree not only has regular stems and leaves, but also has bright and full leaves, and keeps it green all the year round, so whether it is the effect of greening, beautifying the environment or as a pot ornamental effect, it is often very good. In fact, the tree is still a plant with underground tubers and has the characteristics of fleshy roots, so it is more resistant to drought and afraid of water. Since the money tree is a tuber plant, then it is natural to use tubers to breed potted seedlings, so how do money tree tubers reproduce?

Because the tubers of the tree have latent buds, we can divide the whole tuber of the plant and then use it to propagate the seedlings of the tree. But the money tree tubers that are cut into pieces generally require 2-3 latent buds for each tuber, because if you want the money tree seedlings to grow through the tubers, you need to achieve through these latent buds.

After cutting the whole tuber of the money tree into several small pieces with latent buds, we are not in a hurry to use it to breed seedlings. Because a large window is left in the process of cutting a large piece into small pieces, it usually needs to wait until the wound surface condenses and dries, so as to prevent the bacteria from invading the tuber and destroying the growth tissue. In order to speed up the drying of the wound and promote the healing of the wound, we can evenly apply a layer of plant ash on the wound, and then put it aside to dry for a while.

After the wound surface of the tuber condenses and dries, we will step into the wet sand and cultivate it. However, the thickness of the soil we cover should not be too thick, that is, it should not be buried too deep in the sand, otherwise it will inhibit the germination of latent buds to a certain extent. And generally use moist fine sand cultivation, can not be buried in dry sand and then watering, because the tuber wound surface contact humidity is too high, it may still cause wound infection, and eventually lead to tuber rot.

After burying the cultivated tubers into the sandy soil, it is generally appropriate to keep the thickness of the covered sandy soil at 1-2 cm. During this period, it is more appropriate to control the temperature and keep the temperature stable at 25 °C, and to avoid direct sunlight on the sandy soil surface. at the same time, do a good job of spraying water and moisturizing. If it goes well, the stem will take root and sprout in less than a month, and when the root system is more distributed and the seedling grows to a certain height, we will choose the opportunity to transplant it into the pot.

Time: 2019-06-06 Click: