How to propagate creeping bellflower

There are several ways for these plants to reproduce.

There are only two common methods, namely layering and cuttings. Friends who have grown this plant may know that cuttings are much more common than layering, and we generally use the second method. Well, here we will mainly introduce it. As for layering, firstly, it is not common, and secondly, the layering of this plant is no different from that of other plants, so there is no need to introduce it in detail.

Specific operations for cuttings

Cut off about ten centimeters of the plant's branches (select the top ones) for use. When doing this, be careful to cut from below the nodes. Then, remove some of the leaves from the lower part of the branches.

The main considerations for choosing the medium are air permeability and water permeability. You can choose to mix equal amounts of peat and river sand.

Insert the branches prepared in the first step into the medium, about 40 to 50 percent will be enough, and then place them together in a place where they can get warm sunlight and cultivate them.

Wait for a while, about three weeks, and roots will grow. In the meantime, if the temperature is very low, you can bag the plants to ensure that the temperature is suitable for their growth.

Precautions

Make sure there is enough light, at least three to four hours a day.

Also, considering that plants prefer a relatively warm environment, you should pay special attention to watering. Generally speaking, if the soil starts to dry out about one centimeter from the surface, you need to replenish water in time, and don't let it dry out before watering. Of course, the soil cannot be left soaked in water.

The next factor is naturally fertilization. In order to ensure that the plants just inserted into the soil get sufficient nutrients, it is best to apply a general fertilizer to it. If it is winter, then you don't have to.