How to insert yamaki silk leaves

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1. Time selection

2. Cut off the leaves

3. Preparation matrix

4. Carry out cuttings

5. Post-maintenance

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Yamaki silk leaf cuttings can be chosen in spring and summer, preferably from April to June. Choose plants in good growing condition and cut off strong leaves from the top. The substrate can be a sand bed. The sand should be soaked first and contain a certain amount of water. Dip a little rooting powder at the base of the leaves, insert them into the sand bed, and spray water frequently to moisturize.

1. Time selection

1. Time selection

The right time is an important basis for survival. You can choose to do it in spring and summer. It is best to do it in spring from April to June. At this time, the outside temperature is also very hot. Mild and suitable, just conducive to survival and growth.

2. Cut the leaves

Choose a plant in good growth condition, and cut off the leaves that are full and strong from the top. You need to cut them off from the base. Pay attention to the movement to be neat and the incision should be smooth and flat. Then put it in a cool place to dry the wound of the leaves. Wait until the wound is dry before cutting.

3. Preparing the substrate

For cuttings, ordinary sandy soil is sufficient, but in order to ensure good results, it is best to use a sand bed, which can be more breathable and drainable. The effect is also better, which is beneficial for rooting. Before proceeding, soak the sandy soil with a certain amount of water to ensure growth.

4. Make cuttings

In Dip a little rooting powder at the base of the leaves to promote rooting and accelerate the germination process.

5. Later maintenance

Place the leaves into the sand bed and place them in a place with astigmatism to avoid strong sunlight stimulation. You also need to spray water frequently to moisturize, and never water directly into it. Leaf cuttings grow slowly and take 3-4 weeks to take root.