How to propagate Spathiphyllum

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2. Sowing

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Dividing: You can choose to do it in spring or after autumn. Take the plants out of the pots, remove the old soil from the roots, and divide the rhizomes into several clusters from the base. Each cluster must contain 3 More than three stems and buds are then planted in pots. Sowing: Obtain seeds through pollination, soak them in warm water to induce germination, prepare the soil and sow the seeds. When the seedlings grow leaves, they can be transplanted into flower pots.

1. Branches

1. Division

1. The time can be selected in spring, which coincides with the time of changing pots, or you can choose to do it after autumn. Both of these time periods are more suitable.

2. Select plants with good growth status and The plant is carefully removed from the pot. Divide the rhizome into several clusters from the base of the plant, ensuring that each cluster contains more than three stems and buds.

3. Prepare suitable potting soil, and then Plant the divided plants into flower pots, adjust the temperature, and perform subsequent maintenance and management.

2. Sowing

Spathiphyllum seeds are difficult to obtain, so this method is not commonly used.

1. First, obtain seeds through pollination. This process takes about 10-15 months. Soak the seeds in warm water to promote germination, then remove them and place them in a cool place to dry.

2. Sowing should be carried out in a greenhouse, and the soil should be disinfected. You can expose the soil to the sun or fill it with disinfectant.

3. After preparing the soil, control the temperature At about 25 degrees Celsius, sow the seeds and maintain good humidity.

4. After the seedlings grow leaves, they can be transplanted into flower pots and add appropriate amounts of liquid fertilizer to promote the growth of the seedlings.

2. Sowing

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