How to cut the keel

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1. Time selection

2. Cut the branches

3. Prepare the matrix

4. Carry out cuttings

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The time for cutting needs to be between May and September. Summer and winter are not suitable. Cut the branches from the top of the plant to a length of about 20-25cm, and apply plant ash to the cut. The substrate must be well ventilated and well-drained. You can use sandy soil containing nutrients. Dry the branches and insert them into it. Add an appropriate amount of water. Roots will take place in about 30 days under bright light.

1. Time selection

1. Time selection

The time for cuttings should be chosen around May to September, when the possibility of survival is greatest. If the temperature exceeds 35°C in summer, it is easy to be infected by germs, leading to rot at the incision. If the time is chosen in winter, the healing ability is not strong due to the cold climate, but you can also choose to do it indoors.

2. Cut the branches

Choose a plant that seems to be in better condition, cut the branches from the top of the plant, and cut them into sections. The most suitable length is about 20-25cm. In order to prevent the juice from flowing out of the cut, you can apply a little plant ash. This will Stopping the flowing juice can also disinfect and kill germs.

3. Prepare the substrate

For plants like it that cannot tolerate water and moisture, the substrate must ensure good ventilation and drainage. You can use sand containing nutrients. The soil should be as soft as possible so that cuttings can survive more easily. Make sure it is clean and permeable.

4. Make cuttings

Put the cut branches aside to dry, then insert them into the substrate, pour an appropriate amount of water, not too much water, and then place them in a brightly lit growing environment. Pay attention to maintenance and management. Roots will grow in about 30 days. .

2. Cut the branches

3. Prepare the matrix

4. Carry out cuttings

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