Precautions for plants suitable for winter cuttage. As the temperature gradually decreases, many plants have entered a dormant period, but there are still many plants that can still undergo cuttage propagation in the cold winter. We will recommend some suitable plants for you. Cutting plants in winter will keep your garden alive in the winter. Plants suitable for winter cuttage 1. Red rosewood is a plant with strong cold tolerance and a high survival rate of cuttage reproduction. In winter, the branches of red rosewood are cut to 10-15 cm long, inserted into a sand bed, and kept moist., the temperature is between 5-10 ° C, and it can take root in about a month.
2. Violet violet is a beautiful ornamental plant with good cold resistance. In winter, cut the branches of violet into 5-8 cm long, insert them into a sand bed, and keep them moist. The temperature is between 10-15 ° C. It takes about a month to take root.
3. Golddragon is a common ornamental plant with strong cold resistance. In winter, cut the branches of Golddragon into 10-15 cm long, insert them into the sand bed, and keep them moist. The temperature is between 5-10℃, it takes about a month to take root.
4. Perilla perilla perilla is a plant with medicinal value and has good cold resistance. In winter, cut the branches of perilla perilla into 10-15 cm long, insert them into a sand bed, and keep them moist. The temperature is between 5-10℃, it takes about a month to take root.
5. Lavender lavender is a plant with a unique fragrance and has good cold resistance. In winter, cut the branches of lavender into 10-15 cm long, insert them into a sand bed, and keep them moist. The temperature is between 5-10 ° C., take root in about a month. Precautions for winter cuttage 1. Choose healthy branches for cuttage and avoid using branches with serious pests and diseases.
2. Before cuttage, cut the bottom of the branches into oblique openings to increase the water absorption area.
3. Keep the cutting substrate moist and avoid too much or too little water.
4. Control the temperature within an appropriate range to avoid being too high or too low.
5. Regularly check the cuttage situation and deal with pests and diseases in a timely manner.
Although the winter is cold, there are still many plants suitable for cuttage propagation. By selecting the right plants and paying attention to the details during the cuttage process, we can add vitality to the garden in winter. I hope the recommendations in this article can help you. I wish you a good winter The garden is full of harvest!