The best time for leaves to be inserted into Magnolia, autumn and winter leaves can take root quickly.

Many people do not know when the best time to insert leaves is, in fact, it is most appropriate to insert leaves in autumn and winter, when the leaves are full of vitality and can survive and take root. Usually, when cutting leaves, first cut the robust leaves with roots, put them in carbendazim solution for sterilization and disinfection, prepare breathable tile pots and loose soil, cut the leaves into the soil about 6cm, water and control the temperature, and keep them in a cool and ventilated place for 3 to 4 weeks to take root.

First, it is best to insert a gentleman's orchid in autumn and winter.

Many people know that Magnolia can be sown and propagated, and it can also be propagated by ramets to make it grow vigorously, but few people choose to breed by cutting leaves. Because its survival rate is low, but as long as choose a good time for leaf cutting, can also make its cuttage successfully grow new roots, generally autumn and winter is the best time for leaf cutting.

Cymbidium grows most vigorously in autumn and winter, and its leaves have exuberant vigor and vitality. Its cuttings can quickly absorb nutrients and adapt to the environment for rooting. However, in spring and summer, its leaves are in a state of lack of water or dormancy, which can easily lead to difficulty in rooting after cutting.

Second, how to carry out the leaf cutting and leaf treatment of Cymbidium.

Cut off the leaves on the magnolia with a little root system, then put the leaves into a solution that can be sterilized, generally choose diluted potassium permanganate solution or carbendazim solution, after soaking for 10-20 minutes, rinse the leaves with clean water to dry.

2. Prepare the basin soil

Before leaf planting, we should also prepare a tile basin with ventilation and drainage, which can make the leaves of Cymbidium grow better, choose loose and thick soil for cutting, and mix the rotten leaf soil and river sand according to the ratio of 2:1. And disinfect the soil with potassium permanganate.

3. Leaf cuttage

The roots of the treated leaves will be cut down and cut directly into the unconsolidated soil after disinfection. The depth of its cutting is controlled at about 6cm to 8cm, which can avoid lodging when the leaves of Cymbidium are not firmly cutting. after that, the soil around its roots is gently compacted and watered to provide it with water.

4. Late maintenance

After cutting, the flowerpot should be placed in a ventilated and cool area for maintenance, so that the leaves of Magnolia can take root more quickly. During maintenance, we should pay attention to proper watering, keep the humidity at about 50%, and keep the temperature between 15-20 ℃, so that the leaves will take root after 3-4 weeks.