Should I bury the leaf cuttings as soon as they take root?
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Leaf cuttings need to be buried to grow roots, but they should not be buried too thickly. Use clean fine soil and bury it in a thin layer, and the soil should still have a certain humidity. You need to be careful when burying the roots to avoid damaging its new roots. If it is not buried properly, its small roots may dry up and die.
1. Whether to bury it?
1. Whether to bury it
After the leaf cutting, if a new small root system grows, it needs to be buried. If left alone, it will continue to consume the nutrients in the mother leaves, and it will easily dry up and die, so it must be dealt with as soon as possible after the roots grow. It should be noted that the soil required for burying roots should not be too dirty, but should be clean.
2. Root burying method
After the leaf is inserted, it will grow a lot of fine roots over a period of time. Before burying the roots, it is necessary to make the mother leaf and the substrate better contact, and to move the position appropriately. Then, bury the root system with clean fine soil. The soil should not be too dry and should have a certain amount of moisture, which will help it grow.
3. Precautions
1 , You need to be extra careful when burying roots. The newly grown roots are very fragile. If the root system is accidentally bruised, it will be difficult for it to continue to take root.
2. When the soil becomes dry, you need to spray an appropriate amount of water, but the amount of water should not be too large, as long as the soil is slightly moist.
2. Root burying method
3. Precautions
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