The reproduction method of Tubeye Kagetsu

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Propagation by leaf cuttings

propagation by cuttings

Layering and high-pressure propagation

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Leaf cutting propagation: Break off a relatively healthy and mature tube leaf from the lower part of the plant for later use, and insert the base of the removed tube leaf diagonally into the soil. Propagation by cuttings: Select relatively strong and healthy branches and remove the lower leaves. When the branch wound shrinks, the branch can be transplanted. Note: If there is a rotten part, cut it off and dry it before cutting.

Propagation by leaf cuttings

Leaf cutting propagation

This method requires breaking off a relatively healthy and mature tube leaf at the lower part of the plant for later use. The base of the removed tube leaf is inserted diagonally into the soil to expose most of the tube leaf. In the air, photosynthesis can be more complete, roots can be taken faster, and the survival rate will also increase. It is recommended to use the leaves of other plants to shade the tube-leaf flowers and moon to create a diffuse light environment to avoid excessive water loss from the leaves. The soil must not be dry, otherwise it will be difficult for roots to grow.

Propagation by cuttings

This kind The propagation method requires cutting off a relatively strong and healthy branch for later use. Before that, we need to remove the lower leaves. When the wounds on the branches have shrunk, you can cut them to avoid stem rot. If the base is rotten, be sure to cut off the rotten part and wait until it is dry before cutting. It is recommended to do it in spring or autumn.

Layering and high-pressure propagation

This This method uses the aerial roots that appear on the stems of our plants to contact the soil, and can be safely and quickly propagated. This is especially useful if you want to breed a small amount at home. The specific method is to soak the seedling block in water for a while, then take it out, do not cut it completely, and use a dark-colored plastic bag to wrap the place where the aerial roots grow. This can avoid sunlight exposure and absorb heat and keep it warm. You need to use a syringe. Add water. When replenishing water later, you can add a little diluted fertilizer. After two or three months, if the roots are exposed, they can be cut.

propagation by cuttings

Layering and high-pressure propagation

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