Propagation of Tangyin Succulents

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1. Sowing

2. Cuttings

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Tangyin succulents can be propagated by sowing. Select suitable seeds and sow them in shallow trays. Cover them with fine sand and maintain good temperature and humidity. They will germinate in about 15 to 20 days and wait until the roots are stable. Can be colonized. Cuttings are the most commonly used. The cuttings can be stems or leaves with leaves. The substrate can be plain sand, vermiculite, etc. After drying, insert the cuttings into the substrate for later maintenance.

1. Sowing

1. Sowing

1. Time: The sowing time is chosen in spring, just in the growth and germination period. This time is easy to germinate and is also beneficial to later growth and development.

2. Seeds: Choose suitable seeds. Seeds are relatively small, so you need to pay special attention to them.

3. Germination: Prepare a shallow plate, sow the seeds in it, and cover it with a thin layer of fine sand to prevent the seeds from being scraped away. Covering a shallow dish with a glass sheet can ensure good temperature and humidity, and germination will occur in about 15 to 20 days.

4. Colonization: wait until the roots are stable. For planting, the flowerpot should be of moderate size. The soil quality can be mixed with fine sand, vermiculite, perlite, and culture soil, and the plants can be slowly planted into the soil.

2. Cuttings

1. Cuttings: Tangyin succulent propagation generally uses cuttings, which is simple to operate and has a high survival rate. For cuttings, you can choose stems with leaves or leaves. Choose a plant that grows well and cut the cuttings, then put them aside to dry and wait for the cuts to dry.

2. Substrate: The substrate can use plain sand, vermiculite, perlite, etc., and must be disinfected before use.

3. Cutting: Cut the cuttings into Go to the substrate, do some post-care, and wait for roots to take root.