How long does it take for Pyracantha cuttings to take root and sprout? How to manage the cuttings to achieve a high survival rate?

Rooting time of Pyracantha cuttings

It is best to propagate Pyracantha by cuttings in spring and autumn. Note that it should not be done too early in spring, otherwise it will be difficult to manage in low temperatures, and it should not be done too late in autumn, otherwise the temperature will be difficult to control after the temperature drops. Usually, cuttings will take root 20-30 days after propagation.

Rooting method of Pyracantha cuttings

If you want the cuttings of Pyracantha to take root and survive better and faster, you must ensure that the soil is moist. When the soil becomes dry, you must water it. Then place it in a place with scattered light for maintenance. The temperature should be controlled at around 26 degrees. If the temperature is low, it is recommended to build a greenhouse for heating. If you do a good job of insulation and moisturizing, it will take only about a month for it to take root.

Pyracantha cutting method

1. Prepare the cutting bed: When cutting Pyracantha, choose loose, breathable, well-drained and relatively fertile soil. It is recommended to mix garden soil, vermiculite and leaf mold in equal proportions. After preparation, add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer to increase nutrients. In addition, it must be disinfected before use to ensure sterility and absence of insect eggs.

2. Choose cuttings: The branches to be cut must be strong, free of pests and diseases, and about 12 cm in length. The bottom of the cuttings should be cut into an oblique end and then soaked in rooting solution to help it take root as soon as possible.

3. Cuttings in the soil: After the cuttings are processed, they can be inserted into the soil. The method of Pyracantha cuttings is very simple. Insert the cuttings directly into the soil and compact the bottom. Then water them thoroughly and maintain them in a well-ventilated semi-shaded place.