Introduction to Cutting Propagation Method of Milan Flower

Milan flowers and leaves are small, flowers are small, very lovely, and easy to breed, so it is very suitable for indoor breeding. The propagation method of Milan flower is mainly cutting, and the cutting propagation method of Milan flower is divided into two kinds: one is the tender wood cutting of the same year, which is carried out from June to August, and the other is the old stem cutting of the previous year, which is carried out from April to May. Although the cutting time is different, but in fact, the steps and methods of cutting are the same. So, let's introduce the cuttage propagation method of Milan flower.

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1. Select media

The cutting bed must be prepared before cutting. according to the number of branches to be cut, containers of different caliber are used. When there are few cuttings, flowerpots and more branches can be used. Containers with larger caliber such as wooden boxes can be used. The bottom of the basin is filled with debris to increase the water permeability.

Second, select branches

The cutting methods in Milan are generally divided into two kinds, one is the tender branch of the current year, and the other is the old stem of the previous year. These two methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. If you choose the branches born in the same year, the survival rate is a little higher.

III. Steps and methods

In fact, the cutting method is very simple, just follow the steps below.

First, insert the branches into the previously prepared soil and pour enough water; then put the flowerpot into a plastic bucket, put a brick at the bottom of the bucket, and then add a small amount of water. Put the Milan flowerpot in a plastic bucket, then cover the barrel mouth with glass and open the lid for 3 to 5 days to ventilate.

Picture: introduction of cuttage propagation of Milan flower

IV. Maintenance

After cutting, keep the plant in a cool place, control the temperature at 25-28 ℃, and often spray water to the leaves to increase the humidity of the surrounding environment and promote its growth.

The cutting cycle in Milan is relatively long, and it takes 50 to 60 days to succeed. If the branches do not wilt and the leaves do not turn yellow during this period, it shows that the base of the branches has fully healed, and after a period of time, buds will grow between the leaves and stems, which means that they have taken root.