How to propagate viola and how to take cuttings

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1. How to reproduce

2. How to take cuttings

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Viola is mainly propagated by sowing. The time is generally chosen in spring and autumn. In the north, it is mostly sown in spring, and in the south, it is mostly sown in autumn. You can buy seeds directly for planting and propagation, or you can go to a specialized seed store to buy them. The soil can be peat soil, or a mixture of garden soil and sand. Water it appropriately to maintain good humidity. Poke a few small holes in the soil, put the seeds in, cover with soil and water to encourage germination. After the seedlings grow, they can be planted in pots.

1. How to reproduce

1. How to propagate

1. Time selection: Pansy is mainly propagated through sowing. The time is generally chosen in spring and autumn, as long as the temperature is maintained at 15 It can grow well at -20 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is inappropriate, it will easily lead to poor plant growth. The geographical environment of the north and the south is different, so the sowing time is different. In the north, sowing is mostly done in spring, while in the south, sowing is done in autumn.

2. Purchase seeds: You can buy seeds directly for Cordyceps for planting and propagation. You can go to a specialized seed store to buy them. Do not buy seeds that are too cheap to avoid buying expired seeds. After buying the seeds, open them and select them to remove seeds of poor quality.

3. Choose soil: Peat soil can be selected as the soil. , you can also mix garden soil and sand soil, and you can mix the soil according to your own needs. Proper watering and maintaining good humidity will make the soil more conducive to rooting.

4. Sow seeds: Prepare the soil, poke a few small holes in the soil, and then put the seeds in. Cover the seeds with a layer of fine soil, water the soil appropriately, and maintain good humidity.

5. Planting in pots: wait until the seeds germinate , the seedlings will grow out one after another, and when the growth is stable, they can be planted in pots.

2. How to take cuttings

Crysanthemums generally do not reproduce by cuttings, and the survival rate is difficult to guarantee.

2. How to take cuttings

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