Cultivation methods and precautions of variegated vines How to propagate variegated vines

Variegated vine is an ornamental plant that is particularly easy to grow. It is the kind of flower that will bloom with a little sunshine, and it can grow well even in a semi-shady environment. It is also very cold-resistant and will not be easily frozen to death. It is also drought-resistant, so it is also suitable for busy people to grow.

How to grow variegated vines

1. Soil

The variegated vine has a strong adaptability to the environment, so it is not very demanding on the soil. As long as it is relatively fertile, loose, moist, and contains a certain amount of humus sandy soil , it will be fine. If it is a potted plant, it is recommended to use a mixture of leaf mold, garden soil, and river sand as the substrate.

2. Lighting

The variegated vine likes light, but it is also shade-tolerant. Generally speaking, it is best to place it in a semi-shaded environment . In midsummer, in order to avoid burning the leaves, it is necessary to provide appropriate shade and avoid direct sunlight.

3. Temperature

Variegated vines like a warm growing environment , but they also have a certain ability to resist cold. Generally speaking, after winter, they can at least withstand low temperatures of 0°C . Of course, if the temperature is too low, they still need to be properly kept warm, especially in the northeast of China.

4. Watering

In general, pay attention to timely watering during droughts , and pay attention to drainage during the rainy season to ensure that there is no water accumulation at the bottom of the pot . At the same time, remember that it grows quickly, so water it sufficiently during the growing season and check whether the pot soil is kept moist frequently.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Flower and Leaf Vine

1. Repotting

It is best to repot the variegated vine when the temperature is stable in spring , specifically when the temperature is above 10°C. At the same time, pay attention to pruning the branches and vines of the variegated vine.

2. Things to note in autumn

Generally, after the temperature cools down in autumn, you should increase the light appropriately and gradually move the flowerpot to a well-lit place for cultivation. At the same time, reduce the number of watering , keep the soil in the pot relatively dry, and stop fertilizing .

How to propagate vinca rosea by cuttings

1. Cutting time

The variegated philadelphus is generally propagated by cuttings, which has no great restrictions on the time of cuttings. As long as the temperature is suitable, cuttings can be taken all year round . In order to increase the survival rate of cuttings, cuttings can be taken in spring and autumn, or in the rainy season in June .

2. Cut the cuttings

Choose a variegated vinca plant that is in good growth condition, cut off one-year-old sturdy branches from it, about 10-15 cm in length, remove excess leaves from the cuttings, and keep some tender buds .

3. Cutting medium

For variegated philadelphia, you can use breathable, well-drained sandy soil for cuttings . Such a substrate can avoid water accumulation and promote the survival of the cuttings.

4. Take cuttings

Prepare the substrate and insert the cuttings of variegated vine into the substrate. Water sufficiently after inserting to keep the soil moist. Increase shade to avoid exposure to the sun and maintain a high temperature to promote rooting.