How to propagate forsythia and what to pay attention to

How to propagate jasmine

When propagating Forsythia, the methods generally used are division propagation, leaf cutting propagation and cutting propagation. The survival rate of these three propagation methods is relatively high, and the operation method is relatively simple, so it is more convenient to plant.

Propagation of jasmine seeds

Forsythia generally only blooms and rarely produces seeds, but it can be propagated by sowing, but it is generally not used.

If you plant forsythia in spring, it will grow very fast. Keep the soil moist and it will take root in about 15 days.

Winter jasmine breeding time

When forsythia is planted in spring, its survival rate is the highest, because it is in its growth period, its growth rate is the fastest, and the growth environment at that time is most suitable for its growth.

How to propagate jasmine

Propagation of jasmine by division

Forsythia can be propagated by division in spring and autumn, and it is best to do it in spring when the buds are just sprouting. Each clump can be divided into 10 to 20 small clumps, which can be planted by dipping the roots and are easy to survive.

Cutting propagation of jasmine

The time for forsythia cuttings should be done in spring or summer, specifically between April and July. This is its peak growth season, and its germination ability is stronger, so it can take root faster.

Propagation of jasmine by leaf cuttings

When cutting forsythia, only keep the top few leaves and remove the rest. The depth of insertion into the soil should account for half of the entire branch. After burying the soil, give enough water and provide shade for about two weeks in the last period. Keep the potting soil moist during this period.

Precautions for propagation of jasmine

When propagating forsythia by division, you must be careful to remove the plant from the moist soil and act quickly to avoid prolonged exposure to the air, which will cause it to dry out and die from lack of water. It must be exposed to sufficient sunlight at ordinary times.