Germination method of old Monstera stump Germination technology and steps

Planting Monstera using the old stump germination method can increase its survival rate, especially for some plants that were originally thought to be dead and have no possibility of growth. Using this method it is possible to revive it and allow it to continue growing and developing.

Germination time of old Monstera

The best time to germinate old Monstera stumps is at the end of June. The temperature is high at this time, which is more conducive to bud germination and the success rate of germination is higher. In addition, you should also prepare scissors, clean water, loose and breathable soil and flower pots.

Germination Technology of Old Monstera

1. Repair old piles

Before germinating the old Monstera stump, it is necessary to pruned it first, and the old roots and dead roots on it should be cut off. This can reduce nutrient consumption and promote faster germination. After pruning, it needs to be soaked in disinfectant for disinfection.

2. Choose potting soil

Monstera likes loose, breathable, fertile and slightly acidic potting soil. Pay attention to the configuration of the soil. The soil can be mixed with coconut coir, peat soil, pine needle soil and vermiculite. This can basically meet its needs for soil. You can choose a slightly deeper ceramic pot or clay pot.

3. Germination method

First, lay a layer of gravel at the bottom of the flowerpot to improve its drainage and air permeability. Then put soil into the flowerpot, bury the old Monstera stump in the soil, and water it thoroughly. Finally, cover the flowerpot with a plastic bag to keep it warm and moist. If the environment is suitable and the humidity is high, the buds will germinate soon.