How to germinate the happy tree after cutting it off

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1. Increase the temperature

2. Enhance lighting

3. Water and fertilizer management

4. Carry out germination

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After cutting the branches of the happy tree, it should be placed in an environment with a suitable temperature, which should not be lower than 5℃, otherwise it will affect its survival. Giving it enough light is very beneficial to its recovery. Add appropriate nutrient solution when watering, and the amount of water should not be too much. If you want natural germination, seal the cut with paint or wax to preserve moisture. If you want to artificially germinate, you can apply gibberellin to the bud eyes, or carve marks on them.

1. Increase the temperature

1. Increase the temperature

Happiness tree is suitable for growing in an environment of 20-28℃. The temperature after cutting the pole cannot be lower than 5℃, otherwise it will affect its survival. If you want it to recover quickly, the best day and night temperature is between 18-20°C.

2. Enhance lighting

Appropriate light is beneficial to its recovery. Although there are no branches and leaves after cutting, it still needs sufficient light. You can put it indoors on the balcony to receive sunlight throughout the day.

3. Water and Fertilizer Management

Don’t water too much after cutting the stem, as it won’t absorb much water at this time. It is not suitable to fertilize immediately. You can add a certain amount of nutrient solution when watering. This will replenish it with nutrients and will not cause damage to the roots when diluted with water.

4. Germination

If you want it to germinate naturally, you need to paint the incision, or you can use wax to avoid moisture loss. If you want to accelerate germination, you can apply a certain amount of gibberellin to the eyes of the buds. Don't apply too much, and they can germinate in a short time. You can also carve a mark on the bud eye or prick it with a needle, which can effectively promote the growth of new buds.

2. Enhance lighting

3. Water and fertilizer management

4. Carry out germination

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