Carnations can be propagated by sowing. After soaking seeds for a period of time, they can be evenly scattered in loose and fertile soil. Carnations can also be propagated by cutting, and healthy branches can be cut from healthy mother plants and cut into the soil. Carnations can also be propagated by layering. It can be peeled into a circle at the root, and the branches are bent and buried in the soil. After rooting, they are separated from the mother plant into independent plants.

Propagation method of carnation

Carnations can be propagated by sowing. Before sowing, carnation seeds should be soaked in warm water for 65,438+0 days and 65,438+0 nights. After the seeds have absorbed enough water, they should be sown in loose, breathable and nutritious soil, and watered and moisturized after sowing.

Carnation can also be propagated by cutting, and cutting propagation can be selected from early February to early March every year. Cuttings can cut healthy lateral buds from healthy carnation mother plants, and garden soil and Jikang ash can be mixed to make cultivation substrates. After the cutting is completed, water immediately to keep moisture, and control the room temperature at 10 ~ 13℃.

Carnations can also be propagated by layering. When propagating carnations by layering, it is necessary to cut off branches that grow healthily for 65,438+0 ~ 2 years from the mother plant, then peel them annularly at the rooting place, bend the branches and bury them in the soil to make the soil fully contact with the branches, and then cut off branches from the mother plant after rooting to become independent plants.

Pay attention to the layering propagation of carnation, ensure that the soil is moist in the later stage, and check whether the root system is exposed at any time, so as not to touch the root, which will affect the rooting of carnation. For newly separated carnations, attention should be paid to plastic surgery and the redundant branches and leaves should be trimmed in time.