African Jasmine Propagation Methods

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1. Cuttings

2. Branches

3. Sowing

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Cutting: Choose the plum rain period from June to July, cut off strong branches that are 1-2 years old, and insert them into peat soil. Division: March-April is the best month. Take the plants out of the pots, cut them with a sharp knife, and then plant them separately. Sowing: Pick the ripe fruits between October and December, take out the seeds, and then sow them into loam soil.

1. Cuttings

1. Cutting

1. Time: The time limit is small and can be done from the end of April to the beginning of October. It is best to choose the plum rain period from June to July, when the surrounding areas The climate is relatively humid, which is just conducive to rooting and germination, and promotes the growth of plants in the later stages.

2. Branches: Select plants with good growth status, and cut strong 1-2-year-old branches from the top as cuttings. The length is about 12-15cm, with two or three leaves on the top, and the leaves on the bottom should be Remove to minimize moisture evaporation.

3. Loam: Peat soil has the best rooting effect, so you can choose this medium.

4. Cuttings: Insert the branches into the medium, cover them with plastic film to keep them moisturized, and they will take root in about 1-2 months.

2. Branches

1 , Time: March-April is the best time, just when the plants begin to sprout.

2. Root division: Take the plant out of the pot, cut the root system with a sharp knife, and leave several stems on each cluster.

3. Planting: Plant these parts of rhizomes in flower pots and pour appropriate amounts of water.

3. Sowing

1. Seed collection: Collect mature fruits between October and December and remove the seeds.

2. Sowing: Sow the seeds into sandy soil, cover them with 2-3cm of soil, and wait for seedlings to grow.

2. Branches

3. Sowing

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