The propagation method of jujube tree cuttings is simple and easy to learn and fast to breed

Mondo Home Updated on 2024-01-30

Have you ever thought about planting a date tree at home and enjoying the fresh and delicious dates?Well, there's never been a better time!Today, I will introduce to you the cuttings propagation method of jujube trees, so that you can easily have a jujube tree of your own.

Propagation by cuttings is a common method of plant propagation, which simply involves inserting plant shoots into the soil and allowing them to take root and sprout. For jujube trees, choosing the right shoots and soil is the key to propagation from cuttings.

The first step in propagation by cuttings is to select healthy shoots. In general, it is best to choose annual branches that are free of pests and diseases. The length of the shoots is between 10-15 cm, with 2-3 bud points retained. Immediately after cutting off the shoots, insert them into moist soil to avoid water loss.

The second step is to prepare the soil. Jujube tree cuttings need well-permeable and well-drained soil. Materials such as vermiculite and perlite can be selected as the substrate for cuttings, or ordinary garden soil can be used. Before cuttings, the soil should be well moistened, but not over-wet.

The third step is to make cuttings. Insert the selected shoots into the soil to a depth of about two-thirds of the length of the shoots. Gently press the soil with your hands, allowing the shoots to be in close contact with the soil. Then, place the potted plants in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded area to keep the soil moist.

The next step is to wait for the roots to take root. Generally speaking, about a month or so after cuttings, the branches of the jujube tree will begin to take root. During this time, keep the soil moist and away from direct sunlight. When new shoots grow, it means that the cuttings have been propagated successfully!

The above are the basic steps of jujube tree cuttings propagation!If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask me!Remember to share it with more friends, let's enjoy the fun of planting together!

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