What kind of branches should be cut for sasanqua cuttings?

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1. Cutting selection

2. Cutting method

When cutting sasanquas, you should cut strong, current-year branches. The cuttings used must not show signs of being infested by pests and diseases, and the length of the branches can be controlled at 5-7cm. The outer bark of the branches is reddish brown, and the axillary buds are plump. When taking cuttings, the leaves at the bottom of the branches should be removed, leaving only the top 2-3 leaves.

1. Selection of cuttings

For sasanqua cuttings, relatively strong branches should be selected, and the young branches of the current year should be used more often. It is recommended to use semi-lignified branches, which should not have traces of pests and diseases, and the length should be controlled to about 5-7cm. Under normal circumstances, the outer bark of the branches is reddish brown, and the axillary buds above are relatively full, making rooting relatively easy.

When cutting, there should not be too many on the branches It is best to remove all the leaves at the bottom and only keep the top 2-3 leaves.

2. Cutting method

1. After processing the branches used for cutting, select the planting soil and flower pots to be used. The flower pots and cutting substrates should be clean and should not contain too many impurities. Try to disinfect them before use.

2. If you want it to take root faster, Soak in potassium permanganate for 3 minutes. After processing the cuttings, insert them into the prepared planting soil, water them thoroughly and place them in the shade.

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