Can forsythia be propagated by cuttings?

There are many methods of propagating Forsythia, such as cutting propagation, division propagation, and layering propagation. Now the more commonly used methods are cutting propagation and division propagation. Division propagation only requires cutting from relatively empty places to form new plants during the process of repotting or transplanting seedlings.

Cutting propagation of jasmine

Forsythia can be propagated by cuttings. The soil must be prepared before cuttings. Generally, sandy soil is used. Sandy soil has strong air permeability, which can prevent the branches from rotting in the soil. The soil also has good drainage properties. It does not like a humid environment. If the soil is heavy, the chances of the cuttings being infected and rotten will increase several times.

Winter jasmine cutting time

The time for cuttings of Forsythia is generally in spring, summer and autumn. The survival rate of Forsythia after cuttings in these three seasons is relatively high. Be careful to avoid cuttings in winter when the temperature is relatively low, as it is difficult for the branches to survive.

Cutting propagation method of jasmine

The cutting propagation method of Forsythia is relatively simple. Select healthy branches, cut small segments of about 10-15 cm, insert the segments into the soil at a depth of 1/3-1/2 of the segment, then compact, water, shade and moisturize, and it will take root after a period of time.