Kapok cutting method, how long does it take for the cutting seedlings to bloom?

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1. Kapok cutting method

2. How long does it take for kapok cuttings to bloom?

Kapok cuttings should be carried out every spring, when the climate, temperature and humidity are more suitable, which is conducive to rooting and survival. When inserting, you should choose branches that are less than three years old and about 7 cm in length. Cut off the upper leaves and leave the top two leaves. The insertion bed should be prepared with good ventilation. When ready, insert the cutting directly into the soil half way through the cutting. In the later stage, pay attention to watering, moisturizing, and controlling the temperature. It will take a few months for the roots to take root and survive.

1. Kapok cutting method

1. Cutting time: When propagating kapok by cutting, it is recommended to do it in spring. The climate, temperature and humidity are very suitable, which is conducive to the survival and rooting of the cuttings.

2. Select cuttings: It takes three years to select cuttings The branches within the diameter have stronger germination ability. The length should be controlled to about 7 centimeters. Cut off all the top leaves, leaving only the top two leaves.

3. Preparation of the inserting bed: The height of the inserting bed is controlled at 50 cm, 5 meters long and 2 meters wide. The bottom should be spread with 5 inches of vegetable garden soil, and a layer of 3 cm thick sand should be placed on the surface.

4. Insert the cuttings into the soil: After the cutting bed is ready, the cuttings can be made Buried. When cutting, insert the cutting directly into the inserting bed, and the depth should be about half of the cutting. After inserting, the surrounding soil should be compacted, straw should be spread, and water should be sprayed on it to maintain a certain temperature and humidity. The rooting speed of cuttings is slower, usually taking a few months, so you have to wait patiently.

2. How long does it take for Kapok cuttings to bloom

How long it takes kapok cuttings to bloom depends on the climate and soil conditions of the cultivation area. If the environment is suitable, it may take two or three years to bloom. If the climate is unfavorable and the growth is not good, the flowering time will be extended, which may take about five years.

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