Most of the cutting methods adopted by herbaceous plants are top bud cutting, mainly cutting the cuttings with top buds from plants. This method is easy to grow roots, and the survival time is the shortest
Twig Cutting refers to the cutting of new and non lignified branches from plants. This way of Cutting Rooting is also relatively simple, but vulnerable to the impact of the environment, especially when the humidity is not enough, will lead to cutting failure.
Semi hardwood cutting refers to the selection of annual or current year branches on the plant when cutting, but it requires that the branches develop mature and the epidermis begins to Lignify. Semi - hardwood cutting is easier to survive, because the cuttings themselves contain more nutrients.
Hardwood cutting is mostly adopted by the propagation of woody plants. Generally, mature branches are selected for cutting. It can be carried out in winter and spring or when the plant is dormant. Just cut 15-30cm.
Whole leaf cutting refers to cutting, using a whole leaf for leaf cutting, rooting faster, but less buds.
Leaf cutting refers to cutting a complete leaf into several pieces, each of which can grow adventitious buds. In this way, we can get more seedlings
Leaf bud cutting means that when cutting leaves, there should be a bud at the base of the leaves, so that it is easier to produce adventitious buds. It is suitable for plants that are not easy to grow adventitious buds by leaf cutting.
Root cutting propagation refers to the use of roots as cuttings when plants propagate. Mainly to ensure that the plant can grow new buds and branches.
Scale cutting is a kind of cutting method that bulbous plants will adopt. It mainly uses the scales on the abnormal stems of plants as cuttings, which is similar to leaf cutting. Generally, small bulbs or plants grow on the scales.
Bud cutting, mainly refers to the use of axillary buds, crown buds and adventitious buds on the plant for cutting, axillary buds refer to the buds growing in the axil of the plant, crown buds are the buds on the top of the plant; adventitious buds refer to the buds not growing in the top bud and leaf axil.
