How long does it take for June Snow cuttings to take root?

Rooting time of June snow cuttings

The best time for cuttings of June Snow is in spring, March and April. If you choose its young branches for cuttings, the best time is between June and July. If you cut June Snow in spring and the rainy season, keep the soil moist, it will generally take root and sprout in 30-40 days.

June Snow Cuttings Long Leaves

After June Snow is cut, it needs to provide suitable temperature. When the ambient temperature is above 15℃ and below 30℃, leaves can grow in about a month.

How to root cuttings of June Snow

1. The substrate for cuttings: The soil for June snow can be mixed with humus and river sand to meet its most basic growth needs. After the substrate is prepared, it needs to be exposed to the sun for 1 to 2 days to sterilize the substrate and prevent diseases and pests from affecting the plants.

2. Cuttings: Choose a relatively sturdy mother plant, cut a 6 to 8 cm long cutting from it, wait until the wound at the cut is dry, and insert it into the prepared substrate. When inserting, pay attention to the depth of the cuttings, not too deep or too shallow, just moderate.

Management of cuttings of June Snow

1. After the cuttings of June snow have taken root, they can be exposed to the sun, but remember not to expose them to direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves will wilt and affect their survival.

2. After the cuttings of June Snow have taken root, you can fertilize it. You can choose farmyard manure for fertilizer. It must be thoroughly decomposed before use. It can be used as base fertilizer or topdressing. You can also choose to use chemical fertilizers together with farmyard manure to provide a comprehensive fertilizer.

3. We can also directly purchase the liquid fertilizer needed for the plants, and apply it once every ten days to half a month. The concentration should not be too high, or you can make some fertilizer at home. You can use decomposed rice water and dilute it with water to water the June Snow.

4. Water the June Snow once after cuttings, and add some water after a period of time to ensure that the substrate is always moist. Be careful not to allow water to accumulate.