How to make honeysuckle easy to root by cutting propagation, how long does it take for cutting honeysuckle to take root

1. Methods for easy rooting of cuttings

1. Cutting time: It can be cut in all seasons, but if you want it to take root faster, it is recommended to do it in spring or autumn. This is the peak growth season and it can germinate faster, thus taking root faster.

2. Processing of cuttings: Choose cuttings that are grown in the current year and free of diseases and insect pests. Cut into 10-15 cm lengths, cut off the lower leaves, and leave only the two upper leaves. The bottom should also be soaked in rooting water to make it easier to take root.

3. Cuttings into soil: When cuttings, you need to prepare a loose, fertile substrate, which you can prepare yourself. After preparation, poke a small hole on the surface of the soil, and then put the cuttings in. Be careful not to put them too deep into the soil, leaving half of them on top. This will allow them to better absorb water and nutrients, thereby promoting faster rooting. After planting, compact carefully, water thoroughly, and maintain in a semi-shaded and ventilated place.

2. How long does it take for cuttings to take root?

If the cuttings are carried out according to the above method, roots will grow in about half a month after cutting. They can be moved outdoors for normal management and maintenance, and the seedlings can be transplanted soon. However, if the cuttings are taken in summer or winter, the rooting speed may be slower, but the difference will not be too long. Generally, it will take about a month for the cuttings to take root and survive.