If the Clivia is planted for more than 4 years, it will produce suction buds in the axils of the leaves. When the suction buds grow to 5-6 leaves, it means that there are fleshy roots under the buds, which can be divided into plants.
If you want to divide the Clivia, you should control the water in advance. When the basin soil is dry, you should take the Clivia out of the soil, remove the soil lump, and cut the new Clivia with the fleshy root from the mother plant with a knife.
When dividing plants, cut off the dry and empty roots by the way, put some carbendazim or charcoal powder on the incision, dry the wound and then plant in the basin, the seed plants will bloom after 1-3 years!
Paeonia is usually divided from the beginning of September to the end of October. The ground temperature during this period is higher than the temperature, which is conducive to the healing of wounds and germination of new roots. It is not allowed to divide Paeonia in spring.
When dividing plants, each clump should take at least 2-5 buds, Shovel them with spade along the natural texture, smear grass ashes on the wound, and put them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound slightly.
It's better to plant the peony in separate plants. According to the original planting depth, bury the fleshy root after the separation into the soil, and it will germinate and bloom in the spring of next year when the plant cluster is large!
Only early spring flowering orchids are suitable for plants splitting in autumn. Summer flowering orchids should be split in spring. No matter what flower is split, water control should be carried out in advance.
Take the orchid out of the basin, reserve at least 4 pseudobulbs for each cluster of orchids, and gently disassemble the root system. There are longer connecting roots between each cluster of orchids. This is the "road" part. Cut the "road" to reduce the wound surface.
The cut of the divided orchid can be smeared with carbendazim, put it in the shade for a day, and then plant the orchid in the basin. The flower friends in the basin should remember to pad the basin, and the thickness of the drainage layer should be at least 1 /5 ~ 1 /4 of the height of the basin.
The Hosta hairpin is most suitable for plant splitting and propagation. It can be divided in spring and autumn every year. However, in autumn, it is better to dig out the root system in October and plant it in pot.
After the Hosta is excavated, it should be dried for 1-2 days to make the root system slightly dehydrated, and then cut with a sharp knife to avoid the root being too brittle and easy to fold. Generally, 3-5 buds of the Hosta are a bundle.
It can be directly planted in the soil after splitting, and it is not suitable to water too much after watering, so as to prevent rotten roots. Generally, the plants of Zan hairpin are divided once every 3 to 5 years, and the plants of potted plants are divided once every 3 years.
