Root division timing tool Root division steps precautions Potted bamboo is a beautiful and elegant indoor plant and is deeply loved by many flower lovers. As time goes by, the growth of potted bamboo may be limited. At this time, it is necessary to divide roots to breed new bamboo. How do potted bamboo divide roots? This article will introduce in detail the techniques of root-splitting potted bamboo to help you easily master this method and let your bamboo grow luxuriantly. The best time to branch roots for potted bamboo is usually in spring or autumn. The temperature in these two seasons is moderate, which is conducive to the growth and recovery of bamboo. If you choose to branch roots in winter or summer, the temperature may be too high or too low, which affects the survival rate of bamboo. Root dividing tools Before dividing roots, the following tools need to be prepared: 1. Scissors or gardening knives: used to cut bamboo roots.
2. Disinfectant: Used to disinfect tools to prevent bacterial infection.
3. Auxin: Optional, used to promote wound healing and growth. Step 1. Watering in advance: Before dividing roots, fully water the potted bamboo to make the soil moist, which will help the cutting and growth of bamboo roots.
2. Pour the pot: Pour the potted bamboo out of the pot, try to keep the soil intact and avoid damaging the bamboo roots.
3. Observe the bamboo roots: Carefully observe the growth of the bamboo roots and find the thicker main roots and thinner lateral roots.
4. Cutting bamboo roots: Use disinfected scissors or gardening knives to properly cut the main roots and lateral roots. At least 3-5 main roots should be retained for each ramet.
5. Clean the wound: Apply plant auxin to the cut bamboo root wound to promote wound healing.
6. Implantation in a new pot: Re-plant the separated bamboo plants into a new pot, paying attention to keep the soil soft and avoid being too tight. Notes 1. Number of roots divided: When dividing roots, do not divide too much at once to avoid affecting the growth of bamboo.
2. Wound management: Plant auxin should be applied to wounds after root division in time to prevent bacterial infection.
3. Light and watering: After dividing roots, increase the light appropriately to keep the soil moist, but avoid waterlogging.
Potted bamboo root-splitting is a simple and easy-to-learn breeding method. By mastering the correct root-splitting techniques, your bamboo can grow luxuriantly. During the root-splitting process, pay attention to selecting the appropriate timing, tools and steps, and also pay attention to wound treatment and Post-maintenance, I believe that your potted bamboo will thrive.