How do you plant the cinnamon flowers
Hi, you guys, cinnamon flowers are a very good plant for plumbing, so this video shows how to plumb in cinnamon. I don't have much to say, just go to the dry stuff。
• the first step is to remove all the cinnamon on these branches. Why do you want to lose these flowers? For if these flowers are taken in, the flowers will consume very much, and the seedlings will not be able to absorb that much before the roots grow, leading to a lack of supply of the whole branch and to failure。
• step two, to choose this branch that can bend easily, it bends easily. Like this branch down here, it's tough, it's hard to bend, it's hard not to bend, so this branch down there can't be used to peg breeding, it's less productive. It would be preferable to choose a branch above which could be easily folded, since it was mostly a half-wooded branch that was newly born in the year, so that it would be easier to grow roots and survive。
• step three, linking these semi-wooded branches directly to the bottom, cutting them off one by one, and getting a full ear. But it cannot be inserted directly into the soil, because there are no roots below it, because there are too many leaves on it, too much evaporation, and so much of the leaves cannot be fed by the water。
Cut off some leaves like this, don't leave so much, cut the leaves above them one by one, and leave only two or three leaves behind。
The fourth step is to trim the remaining two or three leaves twice, cutting it in half, like this. Some friends say why? Because the area of the leaves of the cinnamon is also larger, and if the entire leaf is left behind, its evaporation is greater, so it must be cut in half, so that it can get a spot that can be inserted directly into the soil。
• the last step would be to turn the inch upside down and look at the bottom of it, with the final cut, which would be a 45-degree slope of the downside. Because the area of exposure to the slopes is larger, and the capacity to absorb water for fattening in the soil is greater than the level, i. E., the level that has not been trimmed, so rooting is faster. After such a cut, it would be more alive if it were inserted into the soil. It's like an inch below an inch so you can stick it in the soil。
• the last step was to insert the well-made intubation into the soil. Before it is inserted into the earth, it is better to soak it in the house, if it is not, not today, so that it is not soaked, so that it can be inserted into the soil。
It's also skillful to plug in, and it's better to put the whole ear in, so it's just a slash in and then insert a third of the depth. This is a tilt-in that allows it to reach the surface of contact and allows it to grow more rapidly。
That's the whole process and technique of cinnamon incubation. After the plug, you can pour the water and feed it to the air. The soil is kept dry and wet so that it usually takes root in about two months. If you'd like to take a look at it。
Today's video is shared here and thanks for watching。
