How long does it take for magnolia cuttings to take root? The fastest way to take root

Magnolia cutting rooting time

The time for magnolia cuttings should be between May and June. The humidity and temperature at this time are conducive to its rooting. It also grows most vigorously and has a stronger germination ability, which better improves the survival rate.

At the same time, we should also pay attention to the length of magnolia branches exposed outside, which can be about 15 cm, so that the cuttings will take root in about 25 days.

Magnolia cutting rooting method

First, choose a magnolia branch that is free of pests and diseases. Then, you can process the tender branch and then use it for cuttings to prevent it from wilting and affecting the survival rate. You can dip the cut branches in some freshly burned wood ash to prevent rotting.

After cuttings, we must keep the cutting medium moist, but not too wet or it will easily rot. We must also pay attention to the air humidity. It is recommended to cover it with plastic film to maintain humidity, and pay attention to ventilation within a certain period of time.

Magnolia cutting method

1. Soil selection

The substrate used for cuttings must be breathable. You can use river sand directly. After preparing the river sand, expose it to the sun for disinfection to avoid bacteria in the substrate.

2. Cuttings

The branches for cuttings must be free of diseases and pests, so that the survival rate will be higher. After cutting, remove the leaves on the top, leaving only the leaves on the top, and then cut the bottom into an oblique end and soak it in rooting solution for a while, so that it can take root and sprout as soon as possible.