How to propagate Chiyoda pine: SeedingThe sowing method has not been very popular among home flower lovers because it grows very slowly and requires careful care. Especially the seeds. Succulent seeds are very small and may be blown away by any breeze. But there is something wonderful about sowing seeds. From the very beginning, I witnessed her growth and gradually raised her up, which gave me a great sense of accomplishment. Chiyoda pine is sown in spring, and the optimum temperature for germination is 19-24℃. Water lightly after germination and pot it after rooting. How to propagate Chiyoda pine: leaf cuttingsAs long as the fallen leaves of Chiyoda pine are full, they can be used for leaf cuttings, and it is very easy to keep alive. Reuse and don’t waste every fallen leaf. Place the leaves facing up and the back of the leaves facing down. There is no need to cover them with soil. Place them in a cool place. Small leaf clusters and new roots will grow from the base of the leaves in about 10 days. Bury the roots in the soil, expose them to more sunlight, water and fertilize them appropriately, and they will gradually grow into a strong new plant. How to propagate Chiyoda pine: cuttingsChiyoda pine can also be propagated by stem cuttings, which can be done in spring and summer. Cut the stem, let the cut dry, and then insert it into slightly moist potting soil. How to propagate Chiyoda pine: beheadingChiyoda pine tends to grow side branches after being topped. If you keep growing it without cutting it off, the old trunk of the plant will grow very long and then start to branch, making it more beautiful. When the plants are almost grown, they should be cut off to allow side buds to sprout, so that the plants will grow in groups and look beautiful. How to propagate Chiyoda pine: divisionIt takes chance to divide the Chiyoda pine trees. It usually takes two to three years for the plant to divide. After the seedlings grow out, you can cut them off, wait for the incision to dry, and insert them into the potting soil. The humidity of the potting soil should not be too high, just keep it slightly moist. |
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