When to propagate Milan
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Milan should be propagated during its vigorous growth period to improve the survival rate. Both old and new branches of Milan can be used for propagation. Old branch propagation can be done in April to May of spring, while the current year's new branches should wait until early summer, from June to August.
Selection of cuttings
Choose one-year-old branches that are strong, free of diseases and pests, and undamaged, cut to a length of about 20cm, retain 2-4 leaves at the top, make a diagonal cut at the bottom, soak in disinfectant, and place in a cool and well-ventilated area to dry for later use.
Preparation of propagation medium
Prepare a loose and breathable medium, often using a mixture of vermiculite or coarse sand, no need to pursue fertility, but it should be exposed to sunlight for sterilization and disinfection.
Inserting cuttings into soil
Make a few small holes in the prepared soil, insert the cuttings diagonally into the soil, cover with soil, do not insert too deep, 3-5cm deep into the soil is enough. Water thoroughly and press down with your hands. Maintain in a cool and well-ventilated environment at 25°C, mist the soil every 2-3 days to increase humidity, and the cuttings can usually take root in a little over a month.
When to propagate Milan
Care after propagation
After the Milan has been propagated, it must be placed in a cool and well-ventilated place for a few days to allow the moisture in the medium to evaporate as soon as possible. Mist the leaves to increase humidity once every 3 days or so. To promote rooting, you can cover the Milan with a container and open it for ventilation once in the evening. This will promote rooting of the cuttings.
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