Planting time of Russian trumpet creeper

1. Planting time

It is a very cold-resistant plant that can still grow in the northern winter. It will not be frozen to death even at temperatures below minus thirty degrees Celsius. It has strong vitality and can adapt to many environments. You can choose to plant in spring and autumn. Both time periods are suitable and the temperature can be maintained stably at around 20 degrees. The climate in spring is suitable, which is exactly the growth budding period. Once planted, they can survive quickly, which is helpful for growth. There is more rain in autumn, and the humid environment is conducive to growth.

2. Planting Method

1. Soil: Regarding the soil for planting, the requirements in this aspect are not strict. It can be planted and grown in sandy soil or clay soil, but it must be nutritious and not too poor.

2. Cutting: It is best to cut thick branches from the plant in July or August, keeping the length at about 10-16 cm and remove the leaves at the bottom. Then insert the branches into the sand bed and cover them with a glass cover to keep them warm and moist. They will take root in about 20 days and can be transplanted in the spring of the following year.

3. Layering: Pull out a branch from the plant, cover the segmented part with soil, and spray water here to keep it moist.