How to cut down dragon's blood tree

Aralia elata is a common dragon blood tree in our market. Its maintenance is super simple, and it is more suitable for indoor culture. Many people like to buy a pot of dragon blood tree and put it in the living room. That's good. Dragon's blood tree is propagated by cutting and layering, and generally by high pressure and cutting. In fact, cutting is the easiest to get, and we can do it ourselves at home.

Because Dracaena has been raised for several years, small lateral buds will gradually emerge from the bottom or upper part of it. After these lateral buds grow for a period of time and the branches are gradually aging, we can cut them down for cutting. Cut off its lateral buds from the root, and the wound will ooze some liquid, which can be washed off with clean water. Then put it in a well-ventilated place to dry 10 ~ 20 minutes. After air drying, we can directly configure the soil for cultivation. It is best to use soil with good air permeability for cutting, and perlite, vermiculite and peat soil can be used according to 65438+. You can also cut with clean river sand and bury the branches in the soil for about 5~ 10 cm. Because its branches are big, don't choose a flowerpot that is too small. After burial, water with carbendazim and rooting solution.

Then put it in a place with a little scattered light or strong light, and the ventilation must be good. It takes about 30~40 days from cutting to rooting. During this period, the soil surface of the basin will be two or three centimeters dry, so it is necessary to water it in time to keep the soil moist. Spray the leaves with a fine spray in the watering can every one or two days to let the leaves absorb water. Under normal circumstances, roots can grow quickly.

The cutting of Dracaena Dracaena is very simple, but the rooting speed is slow. After cutting, calluses will slowly form in the basin soil. After the wound at the bottom gradually recovers, roots will gradually grow from the bottom of the wound, which takes 35 to 40 days and takes a long time. Remember, as long as the spider doesn't wither, don't pull it out to look at it. Be sure to see some scattered light. Because Dracaena Dracaena likes the environment with high air humidity, we have to spray its leaves every 1~2 days, one is to increase the air humidity, the other is to let its leaves absorb some water to ensure that the plants will not wither, so that we can cut Dracaena Dracaena, and the survival rate can reach 100%, but the soil must be disinfected.