Selecting the appropriate cutting time, preparing cutting materials, choosing healthy cutting materials for cutting operations, and matters needing attention in maintenance management.
Due to their unique shapes and easy maintenance characteristics, succulent plants have been deeply loved by plant enthusiasts in recent years. As a common succulent plant, Aonseno succulents have various propagation methods, among which the cutting method is highly praised for its simplicity and ease. This article will introduce the cutting method of Aonseno succulents in detail, helping you to propagate easily and increase your succulent plants exponentially.
Selecting the appropriate cutting time.
The cutting time for Aonseno succulents is usually chosen in spring or autumn, as the climate is suitable for these seasons, which is conducive to the survival of cuttings. The specific time can be adjusted according to local climatic conditions.
Preparing cutting materials.
1. Cutting substrate: Vermiculite, perlite, peat soil, and other materials can be selected as the cutting substrate, as these materials have good breathability and are beneficial for plant root growth.
2. Cutting tools: Disinfected scissors or a small knife for cutting the cutting materials.
3. Disinfectant: Potassium permanganate or 75% alcohol for disinfecting tools and cutting substrates.
Choosing healthy cutting materials.
Select healthy Aonseno succulent plants for cutting to ensure the success rate of cutting. Choose branches that are vigorous, free from diseases and pests, usually 5-10 cm in length.
Conducting cutting operations.
1. Disinfect the cutting materials to ensure sterile operation.
2. Cut the branches into several sections with disinfected scissors or a small knife, retaining 2-3 leaves on each section.
3. Insert the branches into the cutting substrate, with a depth of about 2-3 cm.
4. Keep the cutting substrate moist, and use a spray bottle for watering.
Maintenance management.
1. Maintain appropriate temperature: During the cutting period, the temperature should be controlled at 15-25℃.
2. Maintain humidity: The cutting substrate should be kept moist but avoid waterlogging.
3. Shading: In the early stage of cutting, it is advisable to shade appropriately to avoid direct sunlight.
4. Observe growth: About 1 month after cutting, observe the root growth of the branches. If root growth is found, gradually increase sunlight to promote plant growth.
Points to note.
1. Choose healthy plants for cutting to improve survival rate.
2. Pay attention to disinfection to avoid infection by germs.
3. Maintain appropriate temperature and humidity to facilitate root growth of the plants.
4. Observe growth and adjust maintenance measures in a timely manner.
The cutting method of Aonseno succulents is simple and easy to perform. As long as you master the operation skills and maintenance management, you can easily propagate more beautiful succulent plants. I hope this article can provide you with assistance, allowing you to go further on the road of succulent plant maintenance.