What are the breeding methods of spider plants? What are the breeding methods of spider plants

Spider plant has strong adaptability, high survival rate, and is generally easy to reproduce, and can be divided into plants, cuttings, sowing, tissue culture and other methods. 1.Propagation by ramification:

Except in winter, when the temperature is too low to be suitable for dividing, it can be carried out in other seasons. Potted 2 3-year-old spider plants, combined with spring repotting for branching, the overly dense rhizomes are broken, the culture soil is replaced, and they can be potted and planted separately.

Tap the pot. Take out the plants with the mound of soil.

Remove the culture soil, separate the rhizomes of the plants, and remove dead leaves and rotten roots.

Put 1 3 of the culture soil at the bottom of the pot, and you can apply the bottom fertilizer at the same time at the bottom.

Put the plants in pots and build soil.

Water thoroughly and wash the leaves.

2.Stem cuttings propagation: There are a large number of young plants growing on the stems of spider plants, in the growing season, regardless of whether the young plants have aerial roots, they are potted and planted in the culture soil or nutrient solution after being removed, and the seedlings will grow new roots in about 10 days.

Choose a sturdy, sprout-growing stem.

Insert the plantlets on the stems directly into the pot and water thoroughly.

7 After 10 days, use scissors to cut off the stem along the base of the plant and separate it from the mother plant.

Cuttings into living plants.

3.Sowing and propagation: Spider plant can produce a small number of seeds after flowering, sowing in March, covering soil centimeters, should not be too thick. Under the condition of temperature 15, the seeds can germinate in about 2 weeks, and transplant and cultivate after the seedlings are formed.

4.Tissue culture propagation: Spider plants can also be used as explants from germinated sterile seedlings and leaves for tissue culture. Home propagation mainly adopts two methods: dividing plants and walking stem cuttings.

Propagation by cuttings and ramets can be carried out at any time from spring to autumn.

1. When cuttings, as long as the stolons with new shoots are 5 10 cm inserted into the soil, they can take root in about 1 week, and they can be transplanted into pots in about 20 days, and they can be watered thoroughly and placed in a cool place for maintenance.

2. When the spider plant is divided, the spider plant can be held out of the pot, the old soil and rotten roots can be removed, and the old roots are cut open, so that there are 3 stems left on the divided plants, and then transplanted and cultivated respectively.

3. You can cut the clusters of stems and leaves on the stolons of the spider plant (in fact, it is the larvae of a new plant, with leaves on it and aerial roots below), and plant it directly into the pot for cultivation.

To raise spider plants, you need to learn 3 breeding methods, and one pot can easily become 10 pots.

The most suitable sowing time is spring, bury the seeds of spider plant in the soil, but because the seed particles are relatively small, the covering soil should not be too thick, and it should be buried shallowly, generally centimeters are fine. Then water, taking care to keep the soil moist, but be sure not to allow the seeds to soak in the water. The temperature is optimally controlled at 15 °C, in which case germination can occur in about a week or two, and when the seedlings are formed, they can be transplanted and cultured.

This method is more laborious, you need to hold the spider plant out of the pot, pay attention to maintain the integrity of the roots, remove the old soil and decay, cut off the old roots, so that the separated plants are left with three stems, and then transplant them separately for cultivation, you can also cut off the cluster stems and leaves on the spider plant stolon, and plant them directly into the pot.

This is a relatively simple method with a high survival rate and is the most commonly used. When cuttings, cut the stolons that grow more vigorously and have new shoots, about 5-10 cm, insert them into the soil, take root in about a week, and transplant them into pots for cultivation in about 20 days.

Sowing and propagating: bury the seeds in the soil, cover them with centimeters and water, and control the temperature at 15. Propagation by ramification:

Lift the plant out of the pot, keep the roots intact and cut off the old roots, leaving three stems apart from the plants and transplanting them separately. Propagation by cuttings: Cut the stolons with new shoots and insert them into the soil for about a week to take root.

1. Spider plant propagation method: Spider plant can be propagated by cuttings and ramifications.

2. Spider plant adapts to strong vertical recessiveness, high survival rate, and is generally easy to reproduce. When cuttings, as long as the stolons with new shoots are inserted into the soil for 5 to 10 cm, it can take root in about a few weeks, and it can be transplanted into a pot in about 20 days, and it can be watered thoroughly and maintained in the shade of the hall.

3. When dividing the spider plant, the spider plant plant can be lifted out of the pot, the old soil and rotten roots can be removed, and the old roots are cut open, so that there are three stems left on the divided plants, and then transplanted and cultivated respectively. You can also cut the clustered stems and leaves on the stolons of spider plants, and plant them directly in pots.

1. Dividing propagation.

The separated root system is transplanted, and after the rhizome of the spider plant grows a new root system, it is cut off and transplanted, and a new root system will grow after about two or three days. Prune the plants to a certain extent, pruning off the dead roots and yellow leaves. Although the ramets of this spider plant are very convenient for propagation, it is easy to damage the root system, and if it is not operated correctly, it will affect its growth and even lead to the death of the mother plant.

2. Propagation by cuttings.

Propagation is carried out by cutting new plants from rhizomes, planting them in soil or water, and transplanting them after they have grown roots. This method will not damage the mother plant, but the cycle will be relatively long, in the case of the right temperature and humidity, it can take root in about 7 days, and it can be transplanted after 20 days. The process of propagation by cuttings is more convenient, and the probability of survival is relatively large, so this method is more often used.

3. Sowing and propagating.

In the spring of March, the seeds are buried in the soil, covered with a small amount of soil, watered with enough water, and kept at a temperature of 15-20 degrees, so that they can germinate in about half a month, and when the seedlings are formed, they can be potted and transplanted.

Abstract: Spider plant, also known as weeping pot grass and fishing orchid, is native to South Africa, spider plant is a famous drug-addicting plant, and has a powerful air purifying effect, which is deeply loved by many people. So do you know how spider plants are reproduced?

Spider plant, also known as weeping pot grass, fishing orchid, native to South Africa, spider plant is a famous drug-using plant, and has a strong air purification effect, which is loved by many people. So do you know how spider plants are reproduced? Spider plants can be propagated by cuttings, branching, sowing and other methods, and the following follows to see the specific steps of its propagation.

Growth habits. Before propagation, we first understand the growth habits, spider plants like warm and humid, semi-shaded environment, strong adaptability, different from other potted plants, it is not strict with light requirements, suitable for medium light environment growth. The soil requirements are not strict, can adapt to a variety of soils, with fertile and loose, well-drained sandy soil grows best, more drought-tolerant, not cold-tolerant, the growth temperature is 15-25 degrees, afraid of high temperatures, the temperature is higher than 30 degrees will stop growing, the leaves will be yellow, higher than 12 degrees in winter can grow normally, the temperature is too low will grow slowly or enter the dormant period, below 5 degrees will be frostbitten.

Sowing and propagating. In the spring of March, bury the seeds in the soil, pay attention to the soil should not be too deep, because the spider plant seeds are small, and the soil covering too deep is not conducive to its germination, so it can be buried shallowly. After sowing, water enough, keep the soil moist, the amount of watering should not be too much, so as not to soak the seeds directly in water, control the temperature at 15-20 degrees directly, germinate within half a month, and then transplant the pot after the seedlings are formed.

Propagation by ramification:Dividing propagation is not commonly used because this method is more laborious, and the survival rate is not as good as seeding propagation, and even the mother plant dies if the operation is wrong. Choose vigorous, disease-free and healthy plants and lift them out of the pot, taking care to ensure the integrity of their root system and not damage the roots.

The potting soil and necrotic roots are removed, and a part of the old roots is cut off, so that the separated plants are left with three stems, and then transplanted and cultivated. If you find it troublesome, you can also cut off the clustered stems and leaves on the stolons of the plant, and find another pot to plant directly.

Propagation by cuttings. Cuttings propagation is more commonly used, the process is relatively simple, the survival rate is also high, the same selection of vigorous growth, disease-free and healthy plants, it has a new sprout of the stolon, cut 5-10cm, insert into the soil, water thoroughly, maintain moisture and temperature, about 7 days can take root, 20 days later can be transplanted.