How to propagate small-leaf red sandalwood and what to pay attention to

Reproduction method of red sandalwood

When propagating small-leaf red sandalwood, two methods are generally used, namely cutting propagation and sowing propagation. Both methods have a very high survival rate and are relatively simple to plant.

The fastest way to propagate small-leaf red sandalwood is by cuttings, but it needs a suitable growth environment when maintaining it, so that it is easier to take root.

Seed propagation of red sandalwood

The seeds of red sandalwood can be propagated, but this method is generally not recommended because its growth cycle is relatively long.

The natural reproduction method of red sandalwood is seed propagation. The seeds need to be collected in advance and then planted in the second year.

Reproduction time of red sandalwood

Small-leaf red sandalwood is generally planted in summer or autumn every year. In this way, its survival rate is relatively high, and the climate environment at that time is more suitable for its growth.

How to propagate red sandalwood

Cutting propagation of red sandalwood

When propagating red sandalwood by cuttings, generally use healthier branches. The soil needs to be kept moist during the cuttings, so that it is easier to take root.

Seed propagation of red sandalwood

When sowing and propagating small-leaf red sandalwood, you need to collect the seeds in advance, and then plant them in the summer or autumn of the second year, and they will germinate in about a month.

Precautions for breeding of red sandalwood

When propagating small-leaf red sandalwood, you need to pay attention to having a good ventilation environment and appropriate sunlight exposure at normal times, so as to avoid the occurrence of some diseases and pests, and appropriate watering and fertilization are required during the maintenance period.