The fastest way to root pear tree cuttings

Simple method of cutting pear trees

Pear trees are usually propagated by cuttings in March or April in spring. Of course, this also refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. If planted in the north, the time will be delayed because the weather in the north is relatively cold and the cuttings are not easy to survive. If planted indoors or in a greenhouse, cuttings can be taken in any season.

Cuttings of pear trees can be transplanted using the flat bed watering method, that is, the prepared cutting bed is filled with water, and then cuttings can be carried out. After cuttings, shade should be provided, and then wait for rooting.

How to root pear tree cuttings

To help pear tree cuttings root, you can use aspirin solution, or soak the cuttings in rooting powder. This can increase the rooting speed and speed up the acclimatization process.

It takes about twenty days for a pear tree cutting to take root. If the cutting time and method are appropriate and the later maintenance method is also good, then rooting may be advanced. If the maintenance method is incorrect and the cutting time is wrong, then the rooting speed of the pear tree will be slowed down, and in severe cases, it may even die.

How often should I water a newly grafted pear tree?

If the wound of the pear tree cuttings is dried before insertion, water can be applied after insertion, and water thoroughly in time. Moisturizing should be done later so that rooting can be faster. If the wound is not dried, wait two or three days before watering to prevent the wound from getting wet and rotting.

How many days after the pear tree is grafted to the sun?

After the pear tree is grafted, it is best to place it in a place with scattered light for maintenance during the period when it has not yet taken root, and then care for it in the sun after the new roots grow out.