How to propagate and prune the barberry

Barbary aconite is a plant with high ornamental value and is a favorite of many flower growers. However, most people do not have a good grasp of the breeding methods of Barbary aconite when growing it. They only know that it can be propagated by cuttings, but they don’t know how to propagate by cuttings. Today, the editor will specifically introduce some knowledge in this regard, and will also let everyone know how to prune Barbary aconite during the breeding process.

How to propagate Barbarya by cuttings

1. Barbary amaranth can be propagated by cuttings, but when propagating by cuttings, you must choose the right time. It can be propagated by cuttings throughout the growing season, but it is most suitable to be propagated by cuttings from April to June each year. The climate during this period is particularly suitable for the growth of Barbary amaranth, and people use cuttings to propagate it, and the survival rate is particularly high.

2. When propagating Barbarya by cuttings, you also need to choose a suitable seedbed for it. This plant likes a well-drained, loose sandy seedbed. After choosing a good seedbed, you also need to choose cuttings. When choosing cuttings, you must choose healthy branches of Barbarya grown that year. The branches must not be diseased. After cutting, cut them into cuttings of about ten centimeters, and then cut the bottom into a flat shape.

3. Before cutting, the ambient temperature should be adjusted between 15 and 28 degrees, and the humidity should not be too high. At this time, you should first spray the seedbed with water to keep it moist, and then you can insert the prepared cuttings directly into the seedbed. After insertion, you should maintain the ambient humidity and temperature, and spray water in time. The cuttings will take root after 30 days, and can be transplanted to a new environment after it grows 2 to 3 leaves.

How to prune thorn plum

Barbadensis is an ornamental plant that is resistant to pruning. Pruning should be started when it is a seedling. When it grows to about ten centimeters, the top branches can be cut off to promote the formation of side branches. When the side branches grow to a certain height, the tops of the side branches should be cut off. This will make the Barbadensis plant plump and conducive to the formation of its backbone branches. After the Barbadensis grows up and takes shape, its long branches and those branches that destroy the plant shape need to be pruned in time. Only in this way can the Barbadensis have good ornamental value.