How to propagate five-color plum and precautions

Five-color plum reproduction method

There are three ways to propagate the five-color plum: division propagation, cutting propagation, and sowing propagation. For it, the most commonly used method of propagation is cutting propagation, because this method of propagation is the fastest and has a high survival rate.

Five-color plum seed propagation

The seeds of the five-color plum can be reproduced. They are usually sown in autumn and spring every year, and a suitable temperature environment needs to be maintained.

The natural reproduction method of five-color plum is sowing. After germination, the temperature needs to be kept above 20 degrees, and the germination rate is still relatively good.

The breeding time of five-color plum

Except for May, Prunus armeniaca can generally be propagated by cuttings in other seasons, and the survival rate is relatively high. However, the temperature needs to be kept above 20 degrees, so that its growth rate is relatively fast.

Method of propagating five-color plum

Propagation of Prunus mume by division

When propagating the five-color plum by division, a suitable growth temperature is required, and the roots must be cut and divided after its root system grows out.

Cutting propagation of Prunus mume

The cutting propagation of Prunus armeniaca is generally carried out in spring. One-year-old branches are needed as cuttings, and a certain humidity is required during growth.

Seed propagation of five-color plum

The sowing and propagation of five-color plum is usually carried out at the end of autumn every year, and relatively high humidity is required. The temperature needs to be kept above 20 degrees during the germination stage.

Precautions for breeding of five-color plum

When propagating the five-color plum, you need to pay attention to the need for a suitable temperature during planting, preferably above 20 degrees, and a good ventilation environment. Pay attention to avoiding the occurrence of diseases and pests, which is conducive to its growth.