How to make Euphorbia obesa sprout quickly

Germination environment of Euphorbia pulcherrima

The Euphorbia obesa prefers a warm and humid growing environment. During the maintenance period, it must have sufficient sunlight and good ventilation. The temperature should be kept between 15-25 degrees at normal times. It needs to be moved indoors for maintenance in winter, and appropriate shade should be provided in summer.

The germination process of Euphorbia pulcherrima

When planting Euphorbia pulcherrima, the method of cuttings is generally adopted, which is usually carried out from May to July. Healthy and pest-free branches need to be used as cuttings. The branches should be properly pruned and disinfected. After drying, they can be propagated by cuttings. They will sprout and take root soon after planting.

In addition, the seeds of the Euphorbia obesa cannot be planted directly. They are generally planted by cuttings, and its seeds are difficult to germinate.

Euphorbia paniculata sprouts in the soil

The most common method of propagation for Euphorbia obesa is cuttings, so it is planted directly in the soil. The soil used should be loose, fertile and well-drained.

Method for germination of Euphorbia obesa seeds

If you want the Euphorbia obesa to grow faster, the soil you use is very important. You must use loose, fertile, and well-drained soil, which is more beneficial for it. And when doing cuttings, you must use strong, pest-free branches as cuttings, so that they can germinate and take root quickly after planting.

Planting of Euphorbia pulcherrima

The Euphorbia obesa is relatively drought-resistant, so it needs to be watered in small quantities during planting. However, the amount of water can be appropriately increased during the bud formation period. More fertilizers should be applied at normal times, and phosphorus fertilizer can be applied to allow it to accumulate nutrients, produce more buds and flowers, and it needs to be pruned in time after flowering.