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How to propagate the Euphorbia milii with a high survival rate through cutting

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Euphorbia milii, also known as crown of thorns, is native to Africa. It belongs to the dicotyledonous plant纲, Euphorbiaceae, Euphorbia genus and is widely grown in temperate regions. Its flowers are beautiful in appearance, bright in color, and have high ornamental value. In addition, the whole plant of Euphorbia milii can be used as medicine, for external application, treating fractures, ulcers, etc. The main propagation method of Euphorbia milii is cutting. Next, let's introduce the cutting method of Euphorbia milii.

1. Timing selection

Cutting can be done during the growing period of Euphorbia milii, but the survival rate is highest from May to June. Avoid summer and winter for cutting.

2. Selection of branches

Select branches that are vigorous, strong, and free from diseases and pests, cut them to 6-10 cm in length, retain 3-4 leaf nodes on the stem sections, then clean them and place them in a ventilated area to dry the sap flowing from the wounds, you can apply wood ash to the wounds. Be careful not to let the sap get on your hands.

3. Selection of matrix

Choose a loose, fertile, nutrient-rich soil with good ventilation and drainage as the cutting matrix. You can use river sand, peat soil, etc., or mix different soils such as vermiculite and perlite in proportion as the matrix. You can also buy professional potting soil directly. Before cutting, the soil should be placed in the sun to dry for disinfection.

4. Cutting process

Dip the prepared branches in a rooting hormone and then insert them into the prepared soil. After cutting, water the soil thoroughly and place the potted plant in a shady and well-ventilated place to wait for it to adapt to the environment. It can take root in about a month, and after taking root, it can be transplanted.

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