Propagation and cultivation of jasper

Jasper can propagate by cutting, and it is necessary to prepare a strong and disease-free Jasper branch when using this method. Generally speaking, it is most suitable for cutting propagation in spring and autumn. The cultivation of Jasper requires the use of sandy soil with loose air permeability, good drainage and certain fertility, and should be carefully maintained after cultivation.

Methods and cultivation techniques of breeding Jasper

1. Methods of reproduction

Jasper can propagate by cutting, and it is easy to survive by using this method. Branches and leaves that are healthy and disease-free need to be prepared when cutting, and the branches and leaves are cut off from the Jasper plant for disinfection. Apply rooting powder to cuttings, and the plant can take root and sprout in about a month.

2. Breeding time

When cutting, you need to choose the right time. According to the growth habits of Jasper, the most suitable cutting time is in spring and autumn every year, because the weather is relatively warm in these two seasons, and Jasper is in a period of vigorous growth. After cutting, the survival rate of the plant will be improved, and the plant will grow faster.

3. Cultivation and maintenance

The soil used for cultivating Jasper needs to be sandy soil with loose air permeability, good drainage and certain fertility. Rotten leaf soil, river sandy soil and appropriate amount of organic fertilizer can be used as the cultivation substrate, and the cutting depth can be about 4cm. After that, the soil should be kept slightly moist and carefully maintained in a semi-shady ventilated environment.