How long does it take for juniper cuttings to take root?

Rooting time of juniper cuttings

When taking cuttings of juniper, it is usually done in February every year because the climate at that time is relatively warm, which is more favorable for its growth. It will take root about 2-3 months after cuttings. At ordinary times, there must be a relatively stable climate and the temperature needs to be kept between 18-25 degrees.

Juniper is usually propagated by cuttings of 10-15 cm annual tender branches, which need to be inserted deep so that they are easier to root, and will take root in about 2-3 months .

Rooting method of juniper cuttings

When taking cuttings of Japanese cypress, it is usually necessary to do it when the climate is relatively stable, and use one-year-old young branches, so that its survival rate will be higher. The length should be controlled at around 10-15cm, and the branches in the middle and below need to be cut off before it can be inserted into the soil.

Management of Juniper Cuttings

1. The juniper can be fertilized once 10-15 days after cutting. On the second day after fertilization, it is necessary to water it, which can promote the root system's absorption of nutrients.

2. Juniper likes a moist growing environment and has certain requirements for water. Reasonable watering is needed to maintain good growth. It is generally watered every 3 days after cuttings. The watering interval can be shortened in summer and extended in winter.