Is cuttage gardenia easy to survive by water cuttage or mud cuttage?

Gardenia can be propagated by cutting and high pressure, and the common method is cutting. Of course, there are hydroponics and soil culture for cutting. Relatively speaking, hydroponics takes root quickly, but the roots are weak, while soil culture takes root slowly, but the roots are strong, hydroponics is difficult to transplant and soil culture is simple to transplant. For netizens, it is said that gardenia can be cut by hydroponics. What are the specific operation steps? Let's share the hydroponic propagation method of gardenia.

It's too easy to cut gardenias in hydroponics. It only needs a cup and a piece of foam, and the roots and leaves will bloom every month.

In fact, the hydroponic cuttage propagation of gardenia is quite simple. The key point of hydroponics is the frequency of changing water. I don't think it's necessary to change the water often, and then change it when the water is turbid. And it is best to cut half of the cuttings. For the choice of tender branches or old branches, I think it is best to choose lignified branches, which are too tender and rarely take root.

As shown above, cut a gardenia directly. Of course, the incision can be flat or inclined. It doesn't matter. The contact area of the inclined plane is larger. In order to play a fixed role, it is suggested to use foam to fix it, and directly insert a hole in the foam. It is suggested to trim the leaves of gardenia branches to reduce water loss.

The above picture shows gardenia cuttage in hydroponics for one month. It can be seen that the root system is very strong and can reach the transplanting standard. However, I don't recommend direct transplantation. I suggest transplanting it later. We will focus on sharing the key points of the maintenance of hydroponic gardenia. After hydroponic cutting, don't shade, directly expose to the sun for curing, spray water once every morning and evening, keep moisture and pay attention to ventilation. The roots germinate in half a month and the pots explode in one month.

It is not recommended to transplant gardenia flowers that explode in a month immediately, and transplant them with heels first. Here's a little trick of heel-in. Mix sand and soil directly, then backfill it into the cup, let the excess water overflow naturally, and then punch a few air holes in the bottom of the cup. After the later curing, keep the basin soil dry and moist, and the effect of root refining in the heel will soon be achieved. The picture above is heel in's picture.

After a month or so, the roots of gardenia are almost in the pot, and the branches and leaves are almost lush. At this time, you can transplant directly, because it is transplanted by following in, so the survival rate of transplanting can be guaranteed. Of course, the transplanting of gardenia is also very simple. Just cut out the plastic cup and transplant it directly into the flowerpot. It is suggested to wait until the soil in the pot is dry, and the soil will not come loose at this time.