How to grow hibiscus flowers by cuttings. Can cuttings be taken in winter?

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1. Method

2. Can cuttings be taken in winter?

Hibiscus flowers are usually taken from cuttings in early spring. Generally, a substrate with good drainage effect and good air permeability should be used. Pure sand or vermiculite can be used, and it should be rinsed with boiling water before use to achieve the purpose of disinfection. Cut a cutting about 10cm in length and insert it about one-third deep. After completion, water thoroughly and keep the temperature at about 20 degrees Celsius. Cuttings can be taken in winter, but a greenhouse environment is required.

1. Method

1. Time: It is usually carried out in early spring. If it is done indoors, it is usually from March to April. If it is done outdoors, it can be done in late April.

2. Substrate: Generally, the substrate should be used with good drainage effect, and the ventilation needs to be ensured. Generally, pure sand or vermiculite is used, which will be cleaner. It is best to rinse it with clean water several times. Rinse with boiling water for disinfection purposes.

3. Cuttings: The survival rate of semi-lignified cuttings will be higher. Cut them to about 10cm. The cuts must be smooth and smooth, not uneven. Keep the top two leaves on top, and remove the rest to prevent them from rotting when inserted.

4. Cutting: Insert the cuttings into the depth. About a third of it, not too deep.

5. Later stage: After completion, water thoroughly, keep the temperature at about 20 degrees Celsius, and wait for 1 month for roots to take root.

2. Can cuttings be taken in winter?

Generally, it is done in spring, as the chance of survival will be higher. It can also be done in winter, as long as the temperature is maintained in the greenhouse.

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