How long does it take for peach leaves to germinate?

How long does it take for peach leaves to germinate?

It is suitable to carry out leaf cuttings of peach blossoms around March in spring. Generally, the temperature at this time is conducive to its germination, so the survival rate is also relatively high. Generally, peach blossoms can germinate about two weeks after leaf cuttings.

If you want the peach tree to germinate quickly when leaf cuttings are used, you can use some relatively strong and full leaves, which will be conducive to later germination. If it does not germinate in time, you can appropriately cut off some leaves so that it can germinate.

Maintenance of peach leaf cuttings after germination

1. Generally, you should water the peach leaf cuttings in time after they sprout. Appropriate addition of water can make it grow more luxuriantly.

2. After the peach leaf cuttings sprout, you can give it some scattered light to promote its growth, but do not expose it to light for too long at the beginning, otherwise the plant will be sunburned.

Precautions for Peach Leaf Cuttings

When taking leaf cuttings of the peach tree, you need to place it in a well-ventilated environment to ensure air circulation and help it germinate quickly. Also, you need to water it in time after taking leaf cuttings of the peach tree, about once a week.