The complete method of breeding peacock arrowroot

The propagation of peacock arrowroot by division

Division propagation is one of the most commonly used propagation methods for peacock arrowroot

First of all, division propagation should be carried out in early summer every year when the temperature is around 20℃. First, turn the mother plant upside down from the pot, and then remove the old soil.

Secondly, first dig out the old roots of the plants that grow more densely, and divide the underground rhizomes, leaving about 3 buds on each section, and then you can pot them. After potting, water them immediately, and make sure to provide enough water.

Finally: After potting, place it in a cool place for maintenance until new buds emerge, then move it to a sunny place. Be careful to control the amount of watering, not too much, just keep the soil in the pot moist.

Cutting propagation of peacock arrowroot

The cutting propagation of peacock arrowroot should start in summer

First, select young branches with about 3 leaves at the base as cuttings, or use creeping branches as cuttings.

Secondly, you can mix peat soil and river sand evenly and maintain a moist environment. It will take root and sprout after 5 weeks.

Pay attention to the choice of growing soil. It is best to choose loose, rich in nutrient content and well-drained soil to promote growth.

Finally, wait until it sprouts and grows, then you can plant it in pots. When planting, you should put about 3 cm of coarse sand in the pot in advance to facilitate drainage, and then place it in a warm place for normal maintenance.

Finally, during cutting propagation, remember to spray water on the leaves frequently to keep the leaves moist and bright in color. It also prevents the leaves from turning yellow.

Well, the above are the propagation methods of Peacock Plant, specifically these two types, let’s try them now!