When is the best time to take cuttings of Tigerthorn? How can Tigerthorn survive by taking cuttings?

Euphorbia pilosa is a common flower in life. Because of its long flowering period and high ornamental value, many people like to grow some at home. So when is the best time to take cuttings of Euphorbia pilosa? How can Euphorbia pilosa survive by taking cuttings? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help everyone.

When is the best time to take cuttings of Tigerthorn

The time for cuttings of Euphorbia milii is generally in early spring and late autumn, but early spring is best. The climate at this time is suitable for the growth of Euphorbia milii. The cuttings are easy to survive after cuttings, and the rooting speed is also very fast. Never carry out cuttings when the temperature is high, otherwise it will cause the cuttings to rot.

How to make Tigerthorn plant survive by cuttings

Generally, when we are cutting Euphorbia milii, we should choose strong branches and then cut them into small sections of about 10 cm. We can cut them diagonally. Increasing the area of ​​the cut can promote the cuttings to absorb more nutrients and improve the survival rate. But it should be noted that the cuttings should not be cut immediately after pruning. First, rinse off the juice that flows out, and then dry them in a cool place until they are slightly soft before cutting. They can also be disinfected with carbendazim solution. The cutting depth is about 4 cm. After the cutting is completed, you can cover it with a layer of fine soil and water it to keep the soil moist and place it in a ventilated place.

How to choose the medium for cuttings of Euphorbia milii

Euphorbia milii prefers loose, fertile, slightly acidic sandy soil with good air permeability. Therefore, the cutting medium can be garden soil mixed with some clean river sand to improve the permeability of the soil. You can also buy peat soil and nutrient soil specifically for cuttings from the flower market.