When is the best time for sunflower cuttings to have the highest survival rate? How many days should

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1. Cutting time

2. Cutting method

3. Post-insertion maintenance

If you want to have a higher survival rate when cutting, you should do it between May and August. During this period, the plant grows vigorously and the cuttings taken have strong germination ability. The temperature and humidity are both suitable for it, which is conducive to rooting and convenient for later management. Pay attention to the method when inserting, and do not insert it too deep into the soil. In addition, after inserting, place it in a cool place and wait two or three days before letting it bask in the sun.

1. Cutting time

If you want to have a high survival rate, sunflower cuttings should be taken between May and August. This period is the stage of vigorous growth of the plant. The cuttings taken have strong germination ability and are easier to root. Moreover, the temperature and humidity in this intermediate section are both suitable for it, which is beneficial to rooting, improves the possibility of survival, and facilitates management after transplantation.

2. Cutting Method

1. Take cuttings: The cuttings should be strong and free from diseases and insect pests. Cut it into small sections of about 5 cm, not too short, otherwise there will be few side buds and the flowering effect will be poor in the later period. After cutting, place it in a cool place to dry the wound for later use.

2. Prepare the soil: The cutting substrate should be loose, fertile and transparent. You can mix peat soil, garden soil and sand yourself. Before use, expose it to strong light and disinfect it. Or use carbendazim to disinfect to prevent eggs or bacteria inside.

3. Insert the skewer into the soil: the soil is ready Insert the cuttings inside. When inserting, first poke a small hole in the soil surface, and then insert the cuttings. Pay attention to the depth of insertion, which is about two centimeters into the soil. Too deep will affect rooting.

3. Post-cutting maintenance

After cutting, you should water it in time and let it soak in the sun. Don't rush to let it bask in the sun. Place it in a ventilated and cool place and let the seedlings rest for two or three days. During this period, you should frequently spray water and moisturize, and on the fourth day, move it to a light place and let it bask in the sun. Generally, roots will take place about half a month after planting.

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