How to propagate Wu bamboo

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sowing and propagating

Propagation by division

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Cultivation of Wu bamboo may not be difficult for flower growers, but how can the cultivated Wu bamboo be propagated? There are two ways to propagate Wu bamboo. One is to collect seeds from the original plant for sowing, and the other is to plant divisions from the original plant. Take a look at the answer below and you will understand.

sowing and propagating

Sowing and Propagation

Wuzhu propagation requires seeds, but where to find them? No need to look for it, you can get the seeds by using the bamboo you cultivate. The maturity period of Wuzhu seeds is from October to November. During this time, the mature seeds can be collected and kept for propagation in the coming year.

First we cultivate the seeds we obtained. We take a pot and put three seeds in a group in their respective soil holes. Then we move the pot to a warm environment and wait for the seeds to sprout. This process takes about a month. As long as the seeds sprout buds, it means that our first step has been successful, and then we will manage it according to the normal bamboo cultivation methods.

Propagation by divisions

New things will happen over time The seeds grow into adult bamboos, and then we need to repot them and divide them. After the adult plants are out of the pots, use a sharp knife to divide them into several clusters and place them in other pots to continue cultivating. The new plants will be planted separately. After growing, more new branches and vines will be produced among the old plants. Then you can prune off the old plants and keep the new ones, which will make the plants look newer and brighter.

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Propagation by division

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