How to propagate oleander

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1. Cuttings

2. Sowing

3. Layering

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You can cut strong branches of oleander and insert them into a drainage and breathable substrate. You can also cut 30-40cm branches, split the lower end 4-6cm with a knife, and insert them into the water. Sowing involves picking the seeds, soaking them, and then sowing them in a suitable substrate and covering them with a layer of fine soil. You can also use layering to cut branches close to the ground surface and press them into the soil.

1. Cuttings

1. Cuttings

1. You can choose a healthy plant, cut a branch from the top, and the incision will be inclined. Remove all the branches and leaves below to prevent excessive evaporation of water. Keep a few leaves.

2. Choose a drainage and breathable substrate to help water drain away, and then disinfect it before use.

3. Cut the cuttings at a distance of 5 by 5cm. After completion, apply an appropriate amount of water, and be careful to avoid strong direct sunlight.

4. You can also cut 30-40cm branches and use a small knife to split the lower end to about 4-6cm. Prepare a container for hydroponics, insert it into it, and roots will grow in about 2-3 weeks.

2. Sowing

< p>When it matures, the seeds can be picked. Then, in order to increase the chance of germination, the seeds can be soaked in warm water of 20-40 degrees. After the seeds absorb water, they can promote germination. Then sow the seeds in a suitable substrate, cover them with a layer of fine soil, ensure good temperature and light, and they will germinate soon.

3. Layering

< p>Choose during the rainy season, cut off the branches close to the ground surface, then press them into the soil and wait for a month for roots to take root. After the roots have grown, they can be separated from the mother plant and transplanted.

2. Sowing

3. Layering

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