When is the survival rate of Osmanthus fragrans high when cuttings are taken? What should be paid attention to when taking cuttings of Osmanthus fragrans?

Osmanthus fragrans is a kind of flower plant that is often seen in life. Because of its gorgeous flowers and strong fragrance, many friends like to plant one or two pots at home. So when is the survival rate of Osmanthus fragrans high? What should be paid attention to when taking cuttings of Osmanthus fragrans? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help everyone.

When is the survival rate of Osmanthus fragrans high?

The cuttings of Osmanthus fragrans require a suitable temperature. Too low or inappropriate temperature will make it difficult for the cuttings to survive. The best time for Osmanthus fragrans cuttings is roughly mid-April, when the local temperature reaches above 18 degrees, cuttings can be carried out.

What should you pay attention to when cutting Osmanthus fragrans

Cutting pruning method

When you are cutting branches, try to choose branches that are relatively strong, vigorous, and have large internodes. This year I chose one-year-old hard branches. Choosing hard branches for cuttings is more conducive to the growth of Osmanthus fragrans. Generally, the cutting branches can have 5 internodes, which will also make it easier for the cuttings of Osmanthus fragrans to survive.

Selection of soil for cuttings

Because the survival rate of Osmanthus fragrans cuttings is average, it is necessary to choose suitable soil. You can choose the soil preparation method and use mixed soil to carry out Osmanthus fragrans cuttings. Basically, you can choose loose sandy soil, flower shop nutrient soil, and leaf mold to mix, because the flower shop nutrient soil can effectively supplement the required nutrient supply.

Cutting density of Murraya odorifera

For Osmanthus fragrans cuttings, it is necessary to maintain an appropriate density, which is conducive to ventilation and light management. The row spacing is roughly 10cm and the plant spacing is about 15cm. After cuttings, you just need to control the temperature appropriately. Basically, the cuttings will take root and survive in one month.

How to care for Osmanthus fragrans after cuttings

1. Soil

The soil needs to be loose and breathable. Generally, fertile farmland soil mixed with one-third of rock and gravel can be used to grow Osmanthus fragrans.

2. Environment

Murraya is suitable for maintenance in a diffuse light and well-ventilated environment. The growth temperature is between 16 and 30 degrees, and the air humidity is above 45%. It should not be too humid, otherwise the branches will grow too long and the branches will be out of joint.

3. Watering

Osmanthus fragrans does not like moisture, but it has its own characteristics of dense branches and leaves and fast water evaporation. In addition to observing the dryness and wetness of the pot soil and watering it thoroughly when it is not dry, you should also frequently use spray to wet the leaves and replenish water. The pot soil should not be too wet.