Points for attention on individual propagation, cutting propagation, grafting propagation, hibiscus flower, also known as lotus flower, is a traditional ornamental plant in my country. Its flowers and leaves are beautiful and elegant, and it is deeply loved by people. In home gardening, the reproduction of hibiscus flowers can not only increase the ornamental value, but also allow more people to feel its beauty. This article will introduce in detail the breeding methods of hibiscus leaves to help you easily master and make your home more luxuriant. Plant propagation Plant propagation is one of the most common methods in hibiscus flower leaf reproduction. This method is suitable for vigorous hibiscus plants.
1. Selection time: The best time for individual breeding is spring or autumn, when the climate is suitable and the plants grow vigorously.
2. Separating steps: a. Gently dig out the hibiscus plants from the soil; b. Find well-growing branches and cut them off with a sharp knife; c. Trim the cut branches into several sections, retaining 2-3 nodes for each section; d. Insert the pruned branches into the soil, taking care to keep the soil moist; e. After the new plant grows stably, it can be maintained independently. Cuttage propagation Cuttage propagation is another commonly used method for breeding hibiscus flowers leaves and is suitable for growing healthy branches.
1. Selection time: The best time for cuttage reproduction is summer, when the temperature is higher, which is conducive to rooting of branches.
2. Cutting steps: a. Select strong branches with a length of 10-15 cm; b. Cut the bottom of the branch into a bevel to increase the water absorption area; c. Insert the branches into a container filled with sand or perlite to keep the soil moist; d. After the new plant grows steadily, it can be transplanted into the soil. Grafting propagation Grafting propagation is a relatively advanced propagation method that is suitable for breeding special varieties of hibiscus flowers.
1. Selection time: The best time for grafting reproduction is spring or autumn, when the climate is suitable and the plants grow vigorously.
2. Grafting steps: a. selecting well-growing hibiscus plants as scions; b. cutting the scion into inclined planes with a length of 2-3 cm; c. selecting a plant identical to the scion variety as a rootstock and cutting the rootstock into slopes similar to the scion; d. tightly combining scion and rootstock and wrapping with grafting film; e. After the grafted part is healed, it can be transplanted into the soil. Notes 1. During the breeding process, keep the soil moist to avoid excessive water evaporation; 2. Pay attention to preventing pests and diseases and remove sick and weak branches in time; 3. Select healthy plants for breeding to ensure the quality of the new plants produced.
There are many ways to reproduce hibiscus leaves. By mastering the above methods, you can easily reproduce beautiful hibiscus flowers at home. I hope this article can help you and make your home more lush.