How to root elm trees

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1. Treatment with rooting water

2. Prepare appropriate flower soil

3. Scientific post-management

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First put the branches or the bottom of the stump of the elm tree into 50-200 mg/kg rooting water and soak for 20-30 minutes. Then take it out to dry, and then plant it into flower soil mixed with leaf mold soil and river sand in a ratio of 2:1. Afterwards, place it in an environment above 20°C and provide a small amount of soft sunlight. It takes about 10-15 days to take root.

1. Treatment with rooting water

1. Treatment with rooting water

If you want the elm tree to take root quickly, you can treat its bottom with rooting powder. The specific method is to prepare some rooting powder and mix it with water to make a solution of 50-200 mg/kg. Then put the prepared branches or the bottom of the tree stump into it and soak it for 20-30 minutes. Take it out to dry before planting.

2. Prepare appropriate flower soil

< p>Whether the flower soil used for planting is suitable will also greatly affect the speed of its rooting. When planting it, it is best to use flower soil that is soft, loose and contains sufficient nutrients. This will be very helpful for it to take root. Generally speaking, the flower soil for planting it can be prepared with leaf humus soil and river sand in a ratio of 2:1.

3. Scientific post-management

After planting, it needs to be placed in an environment above 20°C and provided with a small amount of soft sunlight. When the flower soil dries out, water needs to be replenished in time, but no fertilizer is required. This can significantly speed up the rooting process, allowing it to grow new roots within 10-15 days. If the post-management is not good, it may take 20-25 days to take root.

2. Prepare appropriate flower soil

3. Scientific post-management

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