Lotus propagation method, can lotus propagate at home?

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1. Reproduction methods 

2. Can I breed at home?

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For lotus propagation, sowing is a very common method. First prepare the container and fertile pond mud, select suitable seeds, break the hard outer shell, and then soak them in warm water. , sow the seeds in after germination and add appropriate amount of water. Lotus root propagation is best carried out in March-April in spring. Select a thick rhizome and cut it into a section every 2-3 nodes, with terminal buds and tail nodes. Prepare the substrate and insert the lotus root into it.

1. Reproduction methods 

1. Propagation methods 

1. Seed propagation: Seeding propagation is a very common method, and the method is relatively simple. First prepare the container and a suitable substrate. You can choose fertile pond mud, or you can prepare it yourself with yellow sand, loess, or garden soil. Select suitable seeds, break the hard outer shell, and then soak them in warm water. Change the water frequently and keep them warm. They will germinate in about a week. Then sow the lotus seeds and add an appropriate amount of water. The water layer should be shallower and pay attention to maintenance.

2. Split lotus root propagation: This propagation method is best in It is carried out from March to April in spring. If it is too early or too late, it will affect the breeding survival. Choose a thick rhizome and cut it into sections every 2-3 nodes. Each section has a terminal bud and the tail section should be retained. Prepare the substrate and insert the lotus root into it. Be careful not to allow water to enter the tail end of the lotus root, otherwise it will affect the growth. After planting, place it in the sun to dry. After the soil is slightly cracked, add a small amount of water. Pay attention to maintenance and cultivation in the later stage.

2. Can I breed at home?

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Lotus can be reproduced at home. The sowing method is very simple and does not require complicated steps. In order to ensure the survival rate, the surrounding growth environment must be suitable.

2. Can I breed at home?

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