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Ivy Cutting

Skyler White
2020-09-22 09:19:28
The survival rate of ivy cuttage was relatively high in April to may in spring or August to September in autumn. The cuttings can be pinched from the top, and the branches can be divided again. Cut them into 7-8cm with sterilized scissors. The leaves at the bottom should be cut off, leaving 2-4 leaves at the top. Cutting use of sand with good air permeability can ensure air permeability. Insert the branch into the substrate, pour water into it and wait for rooting.

I. time selection

Ivy is a kind of shrub which is easy to take root, and the rooting is mainly stem and vine part, so the Cuttage Propagation effect is better. When cutting, the surrounding climate is also very important, so choose the right time for cutting. It can be cultivated in greenhouse for a year, but it is difficult for families to achieve this condition. It can be cut in April to may in spring or August to September in autumn. The survival rate is relatively high.

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II. Prepare the insert

The selection of cuttings is also very important. About 30cm of branches can be cut from the top to check whether there is any disease or pest. Cut the cut branches again. Cut them with sterilized scissors. Cut them into 7-8cm sections. Cut the leaves at the bottom and leave 2-4 leaves at the top.

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III. cutting medium

The substrate used for cutting should be sand with good air permeability, which can ensure air permeability and avoid water accumulation in the container.

IV. cutting

The branches are inserted into the substrate, and then the surrounding soil is pressed gently to play a role of fixation and firmness. After cutting, pour water into it to promote rooting, and then put it in a cool place, waiting for the ivy to take root and sprout.

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