Can plum blossom cuttings survive in spring?

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1. Whether it can survive

2. Cutting method

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If you take cuttings in spring, they are basically viable. The survival rate is not high at this time, generally only about 30%-80%. The suitable time for plum blossom cuttings is winter, probably in December, when the chance of survival can reach about 90%. Do not use branches that are too old for cuttings. Branches that are old and disease-free are more likely to take root.

1. Whether it can survive

1. Whether it can survive

Plum blossoms cut in spring can also survive, but the survival rate may be lower, and the chance of survival is only about 30 to 80%. In some areas in the south, you can also choose to take cuttings in spring, but you need to build a sunshade for it during the summer.

The most suitable time for cutting plum blossoms is winter. At this time, both light and temperature are beneficial to the growth of plum blossom branches. Usually, the survival rate of cuttings can reach about 90%. Generally, cuttings can be taken around December.

2. Cutting Method

1 2. Branch selection: Branches that are not too old when cutting should be used. Branches that are born in the same year and are disease-free should be used. The length should be controlled at about 13cm. Cut a slope at the bottom of the branch and then place it in a place with good air to dry.

2. Prepare the substrate: Prepare some acidic substrate. Because plum blossoms like acidic soil, you can mix garden soil, river sand and vermiculite.

3. Insert the skewers into the soil: Insert the dried branches into the soil, bury the branches with soil and fix them, and then water them once after pressing them properly.

2. Cutting method

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