Diagram of Clematis Cuttage course

Clematis is a perennial herb, although its stem is relatively small, but it can grow very long, and it is very strong and tough, so it is called clematis. Even if the stem is slender, its blooming flowers are very beautiful, and the flowers are rich in color and pleasant fragrance, which can not only be used as cut flowers, but also the first choice for courtyard fence climbing flowers and plants.

Of course, clematis can also be cultivated as a potted plant, which is also very beautiful and fragrant. There are many ways of propagation of clematis, such as sowing, cuttage, striping, split, grafting and so on. But if the operation is simple and easy to use, it is recommended to use cutting to propagate. So, how to cut clematis? The following editor would like to share is the clematis cuttage tutorial illustration.

1, the first is to prepare the branches for cutting, it must be emphasized here is that it is recommended to cut off the flowering branches as cuttings. Because the flowering branches contain a lot of nutrients, it is easier to take root after cutting.

2. Cut the clematis stems cut from the potted mother plant into small segments as cuttings, but you need to make sure that at least one pair of leaves are retained on each cuttings.

3. Prepare some black sponge, which can create a dark growth environment for cuttings, because in the dark growth environment, clematis cuttings are easier to germinate roots and improve the survival rate.

4. The next thing to do is to make small holes in these prepared black sponge blocks, the size of which is equal to the diameter of the cuttings. Then insert the cut cuttings into the sponge as if it were a black sponge.

5. After the cuttage is finished, circle the cuttings with a thin wire to fix the cuttings. The practice is to fix the cuttings of these clematis on the inner wall of a foam box with thin wire. Finally, the foam box together with cuttings can be moved to a cool and ventilated environment for maintenance and management.

6. In the process of maintenance and management, the most commonly used management method is water replenishment, which is beneficial to the root germination of cuttings. After about a month, clematis cuttings will take root. (written by: laughing Book 2017-08-27 21:52)

Time: 2019-06-08 Click: