Yulu side bud division tutorial

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1. Division method

2. Precautions

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Dividing can be done during repotting or during the growth period. Do not divide the plants when the temperature is too high. Before dividing, take out the plants, clean the soil from the roots, and use a sterilized blade to cut off the side buds. If it has roots, it can be planted directly. If there are no roots, it needs to be dried before planting. You can also shake off the side buds without taking them out of the pot, and then pull them out of the soil.

1. Division method

1. Method of dividing plants

Before dividing the plants, you need to carefully remove the Yulu from the pot soil, clean the soil attached to the roots, and then cut off the growing side buds. It should be noted that sterilized blades should be used when dividing the plants to prevent bacteria from invading Gyokuro. If the seedlings from the branches have roots, they can be planted in pots; if there are no roots, you need to wait for the incision to dry before cutting, which means it needs to be dried for 1-2 days.

If you don’t want to take off the basin, you can gently move it back and forth Shake the side shoots and when they are separated from the mother plant, just pull them out of the soil. However, this situation is very easy to damage the roots. If you are not a veteran, I do not recommend you to do this.

2. Precautions

Points Planting can be done when changing pots, or during the growth period of the plant. It is not recommended to divide the plants when the temperature is too high in summer. For small plants newly planted after division, be sure not to water them too much. Too much water will easily cause them to rot. You must wait until they grow new roots before they can be maintained normally.

2. Precautions

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