How to water Trachelospermum variegatum and the process of cutting of Trachelospermum variegatum

Variegated Trachelospermum is an ornamental plant with strong vitality. Many people like to make it into potted plants and grow it at home, but there will be various problems in the breeding process. If these problems are not handled well, the variegated Trachelospermum will not grow healthily. Today, I will introduce the knowledge of growing variegated Trachelospermum, so that you can understand in detail how to water variegated Trachelospermum, and also let you understand the whole process of its cuttings.

How to water Trachelospermum variegatum

1. The plant of Variegated Trachelospermum has strong drought resistance, but you must also pay attention to watering it in time during the cultivation process. When watering, you must abide by the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. Also, you must not allow golden water to appear in the pot of Variegated Trachelospermum when watering, otherwise its roots will rot due to excessive water, and in severe cases, the Variegated Trachelospermum will die.

2. When watering variegated ivy, you must master the correct time. When watering variegated ivy in the hot summer, you must choose to water it in the morning and evening. And in the cold winter, when watering variegated ivy, you should water it in the warm afternoon. If the watering time is unreasonable, it will not be conducive to its absorption of water and will affect its normal growth.

The process of cutting of variegated trachelospermum

1. Trachelospermum variegatede can be propagated by cuttings, and the cutting method is relatively simple. When people propagate by cuttings, they can choose strong sesame from healthy Trachelospermum variegatede, cut it with scissors, and then cut it into seven or eight centimeters long segments, and keep a bud point on each segment. Cut an oblique mouth at the bottom to make cuttings.

2. Put an appropriate amount of nutrient soil in the new flowerpot and water it enough. After the water is absorbed by the soil, insert the prepared cuttings directly into the nutrient soil, compact it with your hands, and then put the flowerpot in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance. After a dozen days, it will grow new sprouts. At this time, the variegated ivy can be moved to a sunny environment for cultivation. The growth of new sprouts also indicates that the cutting propagation has been successful.