How to take root of asparagus

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1. Prune

2. Apply rooting powder

3. Carry out water insertion

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The asparagus must be pruned first. If it is a rootless branch, the bottom end needs to be cut at an angle of 45°. If it is a plant with a few root systems, the miscellaneous roots at the bottom need to be cut off. Then, soak it in rooting water for 20-30 minutes, take it out to dry, and insert it into clean water. After that, provide an environment of about 20℃ and change the water regularly. It will take root soon.

1. Prune

1. Pruning

If you want asparagus to take root quickly, you first need to prune its bottom. If it is an unrooted branch for cutting, you need to cut the bottom end diagonally at 45° to increase the area for rooting. If it is an adult plant that already has a few root systems, it is also necessary to properly cut off the messy small roots and shorten the main root. This will make room for new roots to grow.

2. Apply root powder

< p>After pruning, you need to apply a thin layer of rooting powder to the bottom of it. This can stimulate the plant to produce some hormones, promote its synthesis of adventitious roots, and speed up its rooting. If you don’t have rooting powder, you can also use rooting water to promote rooting. The specific method is to put the bottom end of the plant in diluted rooting water, soak it for 20-30 minutes, and then take it out to dry.

3. Perform water insertion

< p> Prepare some clean water, gently insert the treated plants into it, and fix it with stones or ceramics. At this time, be careful that the bottom of it should be completely in the water, but do not let the leaves touch the water. After that, place it in an environment of about 20℃, provide weak light, and change the water regularly. It will take root soon.

2. Apply rooting powder

3. Carry out water insertion

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