The fastest way to cut pear trees to take root.

Pruning pear trees is usually carried out from March to April in spring. Of course, this also refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. If planted in the north, the planting time will be delayed. Because the weather in the north is relatively low, it is not easy to survive after cutting. If planted indoors or in a greenhouse, it can be harvested in any season. Pear tree cutting can be carried out by falling into the water in a flat bed, that is, the whole bed is filled with water before cutting. After cutting, shade and wait for it to take root.

Simple method of pear tree cutting

Pear cuttings can be rooted with aspirin solution or soaked with rooting powder, which can improve the rooting speed and speed up the pot. It takes about 20 days for pear trees to take root by cutting. If the cutting time and cutting method are suitable and the later maintenance method is better, then rooting may be advanced. If the maintenance method is not correct and the cutting time is not right, then the rooting speed of pear trees will slow down, and in serious cases, they will die.

Rooting method of pear tree cutting

Pear trees are dry before cutting. After cutting, they can be watered, watered thoroughly in time and moisturized later, so that they can take root faster. If the wound is not dry, water it for two or three days after insertion to prevent the wound from rotting in water. A few days after pruning, pear trees will see sunshine. After cutting, it is best to maintain it in a place with astigmatism when it is not rooted, and then take care of it in the sun after the new roots grow out.

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