What is the propagation method for Yù Qílin?
You may not be familiar with the propagation method of Yù Qílin and the specific knowledge about growing this plant. Here is a detailed introduction:
Yù Qílin can be propagated through seeding and cutting. Cuttings save seeds and also have a high survival rate, making it a common propagation method. Select a thick and sturdy stem section from the mother plant of Yù Qílin, cut it and let it dry before inserting it into the soil. Wait for it to take root. Below is a detailed explanation of the cutting steps for Yù Qílin.
I. Cutting Time
Yù Qílin can be propagated from April to June. During this period, the temperature is warm, the temperature difference is small, and choosing a sunny morning is most suitable for Yù Qílin propagation.
II. Preparing Potting Soil
Yù Qílin can use well-draining sandy soil as the cutting medium. Prepare decomposed leaf soil, garden soil, and coal cinder, mix them evenly to make potting soil for later use.
III. Selecting Cuttings
Select healthy and sturdy stem sections from the vigorous Yù Qílin plant, cut 15-20 cm of the stem, remove the leaves from the cutting, and retain 3-5 leaves. Place it in a semi-shaded area to dry for 5-7 days, waiting for the wound to heal.
IV. Planting Cuttings
Prepare an appropriate ceramic or earthen pot, place a piece of tile at the bottom, and fill it with potting soil. Insert the Yù Qílin cutting into the soil 2-3 cm deep, do not water initially, and after 2-3 days, sprinkle water into the pot with a spray bottle to keep the soil moist. Water when the soil is dry later, but be careful not to accumulate water. Place it in a shaded area for maintenance, and after the roots have formed, move it to semi-shaded maintenance. Keep the temperature between 22-28°C for better growth.
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