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Secret to FAST Mulberry Cutting Rooting!

Secret to FAST Mulberry Cutting Rooting! #shortsfeed #gardening #virslshorts Rooting mulberry cuttings quickly involves a combination of proper technique and favorable conditions. Here's a breakdown of key factors: Essential Techniques: Cutting Selection: Use semi-hardwood cuttings from healthy, vigorous plants. Cuttings should be 15-20 cm long with several healthy buds. Make clean, angled cuts to maximize water and nutrient uptake. Preparation: Remove lower leaves to prevent rot, but leave a few at the top. Consider using a rooting hormone (like IBA) to stimulate root development. Pre-treatment of cuttings with solutions such as Azospirillum can promote early rooting. Rooting Medium: Use a well-draining mix, such as a combination of perlite, vermiculite, and peat moss or sandy soil. Using mediums such as sand, and cocopeat combined with organic fertilizer such as vermicompost has shown positive results. Environmental Conditions: Maintain consistent moisture, but avoid waterlogging. Provide warm temperatures and high humidity. Partial shade is ideal until roots develop. Timing: The rainy season or late winter/early spring is often the best time for taking cuttings. Moisture Management: Keeping the cuttings moist, but not water logged is very important. Methods such as using a misting system, or covering the cuttings with plastic to increase humidity, are very beneficial. Key Considerations: Variety Matters: Some mulberry varieties root more easily than others. Hygiene: Use clean tools to prevent disease. By following these guidelines, you can significantly increase your chances of successful and rapid mulberry cutting rooting.