The cutting method of jade tree

1. Branches

1. Cut the branches: First choose a jade plant with good growth condition, and cut strong branches from the top. The length does not need to be too long, about 8-10 cm will be enough. The lower leaves are removed and part of the upper leaves are retained so that photosynthesis can be carried out normally to synthesize nutrients.

2. Prepare the substrate: The branches used for cuttings must be breathable and have a transparent texture. They must be able to drain normally and ensure that no water accumulates when inserted.

3. Carry out cuttings: Place the branches aside to dry, dip them in a little rooting powder, and then insert them into a breathable substrate. They will take root in about three weeks. This method has a higher survival rate.

2. Blades

1. Cut leaves: Cut leaves from a healthy jade plant. The leaves should be full, substantial and full of vitality, so that they are more likely to survive.

2. Carry out cuttings: The preparation of the substrate is basically the same, as long as the nutrition and air permeability can be guaranteed. There are two methods of cuttings. You can directly insert the fresh leaves into the soil, or you can put the leaves aside to dry, and when the wound is slightly dry, lay it flat on the substrate, spray some water every once in a while, and it will take about 20 days to take root.