The reproduction of variegated trachelidon

Cutting propagation of Trachelospermum variegatede

Cutting propagation is a commonly used propagation method for variegated Trachelospermum.

It is relatively simple to propagate variegated ivy by cuttings. Cuttings can be carried out all year round, but spring and autumn are the best time for cutting propagation. It is also possible in summer, but the branches of variegated ivy are prone to rot. If you want to carry out cuttings in winter, you need to take certain heating measures. When taking cuttings, choose a suitable container and put in a cutting medium made of a certain proportion of perlite, peat and vermiculite. Cut branches of appropriate length, leaving 2 to 4 leaves, and insert them into the soil. After cuttings, maintain a suitable temperature and pay attention to shading. After about 15 days of maintenance, it will take root.

Pay attention to the growth conditions of variegated ivy to avoid disease and death.

Overall, the best way to propagate variegated ivy is by cuttings. The cycle of cutting propagation is shorter, the growth is faster, and it is easier to survive. Moreover, the variegated ivy is propagated by cuttings, which can reproduce more plants on a large scale.

Layering propagation of Trachelospermum variegatede

When propagating variegated ivy by layering, you can use old branches or young branches.

Old branches can be layered in spring, and young branches can be layered in summer. Press the branches of the variegated ivy into the soil and wait for them to slowly take root. When the roots grow out and the new shoots grow to a certain extent, separate them from the mother plant and replant them.

However, relatively speaking, layering propagation is slightly more difficult than cutting propagation.

Tissue Culture of Trachelospermum erythrorhizon

Tissue culture is also a method of propagation of variegated Trachelospermum. However, compared with cutting propagation and layering propagation, tissue culture method is more difficult and has a lower success rate, so not many people adopt the tissue culture method.