How to propagate Australian fir and what to pay attention to

Reproduction method of Australian fir

There are generally two methods for propagating Australian fir, cutting propagation and sowing propagation. Both methods have a relatively high survival rate. Cutting propagation is more commonly used in normal planting because it grows faster and is also simpler and quicker.

Seed propagation of Australian cedar

Australian cedar seeds can be propagated. Before planting, you need to collect its seeds and then break its seed coat so that it can germinate quickly.

The natural way for Australian fir to reproduce is by seed propagation, and it requires a suitable growth temperature during maintenance.

Australian fir breeding time

Australian fir is usually planted between July and August. Its survival rate will be relatively fast. It needs sufficient sunlight during the maintenance period and can be propagated by sowing.

Australian fir propagation method

Cutting propagation of Australian fir

When propagating Australian cedar by cuttings, you need to cut a section of relatively strong branches, about 2 to 3 nodes in length, remove the leaves below to prevent rot during planting, then soak the cuttings in clean water for one night, and then you can plant them.

Seed propagation of Australian cedar

When propagating Australian cedar by sowing, you need to collect the seeds first and then break the seed skin. This can promote its growth and allow it to germinate and take root quickly.

Tips for propagating Australian fir

When propagating Australian fir, you need to pay attention to the fact that it needs sufficient sunlight during maintenance so that it can grow well. In addition, you need to water and fertilize it in time and maintain a good ventilation environment.