Yamaki silk breeding method

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1. Cuttings

2. Branches

3. Sowing

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Umaki silk can be propagated by cuttings. Both beheading and leaf cutting are acceptable. It is relatively convenient. You only need to cut off the top stem segments and leaves and insert them into the soil. You can also use the method of dividing the plant, cut off the small side buds from the plant, clean and dry them and bury them in the soil. Sowing is also one of the methods. Just prepare the seeds and sow them.

1. Cuttings

1. Cutting

1. Beheading: This method is the most convenient for long branches. Cut off the top, with a little rhizome attached to it, and place it aside to dry slightly. Wait until the wound stops dripping before cutting. You can first place it on the water to encourage roots, and then bury it in the soil after the roots grow. In addition to watering the roots, you can also bury them in moist sand and wait until the roots grow out before planting normally.

2. Leaf cuttings: Cut full and substantial leaves and put them aside to dry. Prepare a breathable substrate and place the leaves on it. The bottom can be slightly buried in the soil.

2. Branches

From Cut off a small side bud from the plant, clean it first, put it in a cool place to dry for a while, dry it and then bury it in the soil. The soil used must be breathable, drainable, and have certain nutrients, and then put it in a cool place with good ventilation. If given a certain amount of light in a certain place, it will grow after a period of time, and then it can be cultivated normally.

3. Sowing

Prepare first For good seeds, make sure the seeds are plump, have a certain degree of vitality, and are not affected by diseases. Prepare suitable soil. You can mix peat moss with perlite and cinder to ensure good drainage. Sow the seeds into a flower pot, place it in a bright place, and wait for the seeds to germinate.

2. Branches

3. Sowing

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