How to propagate Sphagnum and what to pay attention to

Reproduction method of Sphaerocephala

There are four common ways of propagating Spathiphyllum: leaf cuttings, division, sowing and cuttings. In comparison, leaf cuttings has the fastest growth rate, while sowing is the most common method, suitable for large-scale planting.

The seeds of the stonecrop can be propagated. The seeds need to be harvested in autumn, and a suitable growing environment is needed when planting.

The natural reproduction method of Sphagnum moss is seed propagation, which is a relatively common reproduction method and is suitable for large-scale planting.

The breeding time of the sedge

The planting of Sedum is usually carried out in spring, and the temperature should be kept at 21-25 degrees. It needs to be avoided during the rainy season. It is recommended to use cuttings or leaf cuttings for planting.

Methods of propagation of Sphagnum

Propagation of Sphaerocephala by division

When the stonecrop is propagated by division, there will be some small seedlings next to its mother plant, which are the divisions. They need to be separated and then transplanted into the containers prepared in advance.

Cutting propagation of Sedum chinense

The main method of propagation of Spathiphyllum is leaf cuttings. When planting, it is recommended to do it in spring every year, and use relatively sturdy branches as cuttings, so that it is easier to grow.

Sowing propagation of Schizonepeta tenuifolia

The seeds of the stonecrop can be collected in autumn, and fertile and well-drained soil should be chosen for sowing. Then a layer of mulch should be covered to keep warm. Clean water should be sprayed on the soil regularly, and the seeds will germinate after a period of time.

Propagation of Orthospermum officinale leaf cuttings

When propagating the stonecrop by leaf cuttings, it usually does not bloom, and the method is relatively simple. Just remove a few leaves from the plant and then you can plant it. It is best to use loose and fertile soil.

Things to note when breeding Sphagnum

The soil quality selected in the process of Sphagnum moss reproduction is crucial. A loose soil matrix needs to be selected so that there will be no water accumulation in the later stage of breeding. It can also increase the chance of reproduction. Whether it is propagated by sowing or cuttings, it needs to be cultivated away from light for a period of time.