How to propagate the Chinese lucky charm by cuttings

The soil conditions for the lucky plant need to be good. It can be grown in a slightly acidic soil that is rich in humus, loose, fertile, breathable, and well-drained. It should be kept in a bright location, maintained at a suitable temperature, watered regularly, and fertilized. The lucky plant is usually planted in spring and cut into sandy soil. It will take root in about a month.

Cutting time of Hongyun Dangtou

The lucky charm plant can be propagated by cuttings in the mild spring climate. Suitable temperatures are conducive to the survival of the cuttings. The stems grown from the tuber can be used as cuttings, or the tender shoots grown from the perennial root system can be used as cuttings. Disinfect the cut cuttings, then soak them in rooting powder for a few minutes, prepare the sandy soil, and plant the cuttings in the sandy soil. Water them every day to keep them moist, and they will take root in about a month.

Cutting method of Hongyun Dangtou

The inflorescences of the lucky charm plant that emerge in winter and spring have gradually faded after a half-year viewing period. After the flowers fall, they should be cut off and then fertilizer should be added. Small buds will grow in the leaf axils at the roots. When it grows 5 or 6 leaves, it can be cut off and propagated by cuttings. Roots will grow in about 1 month. Generally, old plants will not bloom again and can be used as mother plants to propagate new plants.

Rooting of cuttings of Hongyun Dangtou

If you want the lucky plant to take root, you need to plant it in loose, breathable, well-drained and humus-rich soil. After planting, you need to water it properly. It is best to keep the soil moist. At the same time, allow it to have an appropriate amount of scattered light, maintain a suitable temperature, water it regularly, and apply fertilizer.