How to propagate pine

How to propagate pine

Seeding method

For the seeds of physalis, if you want to use the sowing method, you cannot sow the seeds directly in the soil. You need to do some processing before sowing. Because the seed coat of the pine is relatively thick and difficult to germinate, it must be germinated before sowing. Now soak the seeds in cold water for three days to a week, then mix the seeds with slaked lime and wait until the seed coat cracks before sowing. The soil for sowing should be slightly acidic, well-drained, and have sufficient basal fertilizer.

Division method

We can also choose to propagate by division. This method is suitable for the transition from spring to summer. First, move the old plant out of the pot, and cut off some underground roots while ensuring that the main root is not damaged, making sure that each cluster of roots has 3 to 5 branches, and then place these clusters of roots in the culture soil for reproduction.

Precautions for breeding of spathiphyllum

If you choose to propagate Schefflera by sowing, you must germinate the plants before sowing and soak them in cold water, during which time you must change the water. When using the division method for propagation, after planting the new roots in the soil, water them thoroughly and place them in a semi-shaded location away from direct sunlight.