Breeding African jasmine by Lagerstroemia speciosa

African jasmine can be cut in May-10, and the best time is June. Select an annual branch that grows well and has no pests and diseases, remove the lower leaves, obliquely cut the bottom of the branch, then insert it into the prepared soil and water it once to promote the rooting of the branch. The ambient temperature should be controlled between 25℃ and 27℃, and it can be obtained after 1-2 months.

In the propagation of African jasmine, the common methods are sowing, cutting, splitting and layering, among which cutting is the most commonly used because of its simple operation and very high survival rate.

Cutting time of African jasmine

African jasmine is suitable for cutting from spring to autumn, and the specific time is from May to 65438+ 10, among which it is best to cut in the rainy season in June. At this time, the precipitation is abundant, the air humidity is high, and the temperature is suitable. Cutting in this environment is helpful for branches to take root as soon as possible.

Cutting method of African jasmine

1, suitable basin soil

When cutting African jasmine, in order to ensure the growth and rooting of branches, it is necessary to choose soil suitable for plant growth. Sandy soil, peat soil, vermiculite or yellow soil can be used, and peat soil has the best rooting effect.

2. Branching therapy

Before cutting African jasmine, annual branches with good growth and no diseases and insect pests should be selected as cuttings, and the length of cuttings should be kept between 10- 15 cm, then the lower leaves should be removed and the bottom of cuttings should be trimmed obliquely.

3. Cutting method

Prepare a flowerpot suitable for the growth of African jasmine, put the substrate into the flowerpot, then directly insert the treated cuttings into the soil, compact the surrounding soil after the cuttings, and thoroughly water them once to promote the rooting of the branches.

Cutting and Rooting of African Jasmine

After cuttage, African jasmine should provide a warm environment, and the temperature should be controlled between 25℃ and 27℃, and covered with plastic film to keep warm and moisturize. 1-2 months later can take root, and the survival rate can reach over 80%.