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Propagation method of Dianthus chinensis

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The common methods of sowing, cutting and dividing plants are used to propagate Dianthus chinensis.

1. Sowing and breeding

It usually takes place in September. Sowing in open seedbed, keep pot soil moist after sowing, transplant when seedlings grow 4-5 leaves, bloom next spring. It can also be sown in September or in cold rooms in November and December, and planted in the open field in April of the following year.

Field sowing, garden soil can be, not too sticky soil can be. For plug seedling, peat soil, sand and vermiculite can be mixed into compound substrate in the ratio of 1:1:1. Sow 200 seeds per square meter. If it is for the production of seedlings, after the seedlings are moved elsewhere, they can be doubled, that is, 400 seeds per square meter; if they are sown in the greenhouse, they can be increased to 600 seeds per square meter. 108-hole tray was the best way to raise seedlings.

2. Cutting propagation

From October to late February to March of the following year, young shoots 5-6 cm long are cut for cuttings in the flourishing period of branches and leaves, and the roots are rooted 15-20 days later. Cuttings are used to propagate a variety. As long as conditions are suitable, cuttings can be used throughout the growing season, but they cannot bloom that year. Cutting in autumn and winter is appropriate. Cuttings are easy to survive when the temperature is between 5℃ and 15℃. Vermiculite can be selected as cutting substrate in protected field, and roots can be taken at 10~15℃ for more than 20 days.

Autumn open field cuttage, can be used as common garden soil cuttage substrate. The suitable ground temperature for rooting is 5~15℃. After cutting, the substrate will be solid to prevent the wind from shaking the cuttings. Water once permeable, the next spring can grow and bloom normally. Cutting density varies from 100 to 500 plants per square meter, depending on the use. The seedlings can be transplanted in 3 months after emergence, and the seedlings can be transplanted in 2 months after emergence. Cuttings can be transplanted 40 days after cuttage.

3. Plant division and propagation

Plant division propagation is mostly carried out after flowering by using old plants, which can be carried out in autumn or early spring. For example, it can divide plants in April, pay attention to drainage in summer, strengthen fertilizer and water management after September, and bloom again in early October.

Dianthus chinensis is easy to cross, and those who keep seeds need to be isolated and planted. Before flowering, some leaf axils and buds should be removed in time, mainly to ensure that the top buds bloom. Winter should be less watering, if the temperature is maintained at 5-8 degrees, then winter and spring continue to bloom

Time: 2019-06-10 Click:

 
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