Iris propagation techniques, which one is more commonly used

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1. Sowing and reproduction

2. Propagation by division

Irises can be propagated by sowing. Pick the seeds when they are mature and select plump seeds. You can sow them in the autumn of that year. Soak the seeds in warm water in advance and then remove them to promote germination. Prepare suitable pots and soil and sow the seeds. It can also be propagated by dividing the plants. You can choose to take out the plants in spring and autumn, divide the tubers, treat the wounds, and plant individual tubers separately.

1. Sowing and propagation

1. Obtaining seeds: Irises can be propagated by sowing, but this method is not commonly used. Before sowing and propagating, you must first obtain seeds. After the seeds are mature, you can pick them and select full and substantial seeds to ensure a good germination rate.

2. Sowing time: After the seeds are mature and picked, you can sow the seeds in the autumn of that year. At this time, the climate is mild and suitable, and the survival rate after sowing is relatively high.

3. Soaking and germination: In order to accelerate the germination of seeds, it is necessary to Prepare warm water, soak the seeds in the warm water, remove the seeds after a day or so, and then place them in a low temperature environment to promote germination.

4. Sowing management: Prepare flower pots and soil, sow the seeds into the soil, and do a good job in later management to promote the germination and growth of the seeds as soon as possible.

2. Propagation by divisions

1. Time selection: This method of propagating iris by division is very common, and the time can be selected in spring and autumn.

2. Divide the tubers: Take the plant out of the pot, observe the roots, and divide the tubers. Each cluster should have buds.

3. Plant separately: Treat the wounds of the tubers. Apply plant ash to the surface, prepare suitable soil, and plant the tubers separately.

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