A new chapter in the propagation of plum blossoms: Detailed explanation and skill sharing of four efficient plum blossom cutting methods.

Hard branch cutting method, soft branch cutting method, water cutting method, aerial layering method

Cymbidium, as one of the top ten traditional famous flowers in China, is deeply loved by people for its proud and cold-resistant, and fragrant characteristics. The propagation methods of Cymbidium are diverse, among which the cutting method is favored for its simple operation and high survival rate. This article will introduce four cutting methods for Cymbidium, helping flower friends to easily propagate beautiful Cymbidium.

Hard branch cutting method

The hard branch cutting method is the most commonly used method in Cymbidium cutting. The operation steps are as follows:

1. Select a healthy and disease-free Cymbidium branch, usually about 15-20 cm long.

2. Cut the lower end of the branch into a slant and the upper end into a flat mouth.

3. Insert the cut branch into sandy soil or vermiculite, with a depth of about 1/3 of the branch length.

4. Keep the soil moist and the temperature controlled between 15-25°C, and it will take about 40-50 days to root.

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Soft branch cutting method

The soft branch cutting method is suitable for the vigorous growth period of Cymbidium in spring. The specific operation is as follows:

1. Select a vigorous and disease-free Cymbidium soft branch, about 10-15 cm long.

2. Cut the soft branch into a top bud cutting.

3. Insert the cutting into sandy soil or vermiculite, with a depth of about 1/3 of the cutting length.

4. Keep the soil moist and the temperature controlled between 20-25°C, and it will take about 20-30 days to root.

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Water cutting method

The water cutting method is a simple and easy Cymbidium cutting method. The specific operation is as follows:

1. Select a healthy and disease-free Cymbidium branch, about 10-15 cm long.

2. Cut the lower end of the branch into a slant and the upper end into a flat mouth.

3. Insert the cut branch into a container filled with clear water, with a water depth of about 3-5 cm.

4. Keep the water temperature between 15-25°C, change the water every 2-3 days, and it will take about 30-40 days to root.

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Aerial layering method

The aerial layering method is a suitable method for Cymbidium propagation, especially for weak-growing Cymbidium. The specific operation is as follows:

1. Select a healthy and disease-free Cymbidium branch, about 15-20 cm long.

2. Choose a suitable position on the branch, make a cut in the bark about 1 cm deep.

3. Wrap the cut part with plastic film and secure it.

4. Keep the soil moist and the temperature controlled between 15-25°C, and it will take about 60-90 days to root.

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There are various propagation methods for Cymbidium cutting. Flower friends can choose the appropriate method according to their own circumstances, master the cutting skills, and believe that you will be able to successfully propagate beautiful Cymbidium.