There are two common ways to propagate petunias, namely sowing and cuttings . Among them, petunias are propagated by cuttings, which has the advantages of simple operation and short growth cycle, and is favored by flower lovers. Below, I will briefly introduce to flower lovers the petunia cutting seedling raising method and related precautions, I hope it will be helpful to you! How to propagate petunia by cuttings1. Cutting time The best time for petunia cuttings is March-April in spring or August-September in autumn , because the light hours are longer and the temperature and humidity are more suitable, which is conducive to rapid rooting. However, the specific cutting time needs to be adjusted according to local weather conditions. 2. Cutting branches Cut off all the leaves at the bottom of the petunia branches to avoid losing excess nutrients, and then apply root powder to the bottom of the petunia branches to make the lower end of the petunia branches grow rapidly to avoid losing excess nutrients, and then apply roots to the bottom of the petunia branches. 3. Cutting method Petunia is suitable for growing in nutrient soil rich in humus. When propagating petunias by cuttings, the branches of the plant need to be inserted into the soil, watered once to keep the soil moist, and the flowerpot should be covered with plastic film to keep the petunia warm and allow the plant to thrive. 4. Suitable lighting Petunia is a sun-loving plant and can thrive in an environment with sufficient light. Petunia should be placed in a ventilated and diffuse light place to promote plant photosynthesis. At noon in summer, petunia needs to be shaded to prevent it from being burned by strong light. Precautions for petunia cuttingsDuring the cutting period, flower lovers should be careful and choose a suitable time. The cuttings have strict requirements on the external environment, so try to choose a warm season to plant petunias. |
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