Select suitable propagation materials to prepare rooting media for cuttage operations. Control the rooting environment. Maintain after rooting. Duck foot wood, also known as duck foot wood, is named for its unique leaf shape. It is an indoor plant with extremely high ornamental value. Many flower lovers often encounter difficulties in rooting when planting duck foot wood. This article will introduce you in detail the best way to root for duck foot wood and help you easily raise strong duck foot wood. Choosing the right propagation material The propagation of duck's palm wood can be carried out through two methods: cuttage and sowing. Cutting is the most common and effective method. Choose healthy branches of duck's palm wood as cuttage materials, and it is best to choose branches that grow vigorously and are free from pests and diseases. Preparation of rooting medium The choice of rooting medium is crucial for rooting of Dactyla japonica. The ideal rooting medium should have good air permeability and water retention. Commonly used rooting media include perlite, vermiculite, river sand, etc., mix the medium evenly, and control the humidity at around 60%. Carry out cuttage operation 1. Cut the branches of duck palm wood into small pieces about 10-15 cm long, and the cutting edges should be chamfered obliquely to increase the water absorption area.
2. Soak the cut branches in rooting solution for 10-15 minutes. The rooting solution can promote the roots of the branches.
3. Insert the soaked branches into the rooting medium to a depth of about 1/3 of the length of the branches.
4. Use a spray can to gently spray water to closely integrate the medium and branches. Rooting environment control 1. Temperature: The optimal temperature for rooting of Dactyla japonica is 20-25℃. Too high or too low will affect the rooting effect.
2. Humidity: Maintain a high air humidity and cover the cutting container with plastic film to reduce water evaporation.
3. Lighting: Avoid strong direct sunlight and place it in a place with sufficient scattered light. Maintenance after rooting 1. When the branches take root, gradually reduce the time spent covering with plastic film and increase ventilation.
2. After taking root, the duck palm wood needs to keep the soil moist but avoid standing water.
3. After rooting, the duck palm tree grows faster, so it should be pruned in time to keep the plant type beautiful.
The best way to take root is to reproduce through cuttage, select healthy branches, prepare suitable rooting media, carry out correct cuttage operations, and control the rooting environment. As long as you master these skills, you can easily raise a strong duck palm tree. I hope this article will help you.