Saffron Saffron reproduces by seed propagation, branch propagation and bulb propagation. It can be reproduced by its seeds, and its natural propagation method is seed propagation. Overall, the red-flowered edelweiss is mainly propagated by branches, which is fast.

Saffron edelweiss propagation time

Saffron edelweiss if the branching propagation, usually in the spring of each year, the beginning of March to the end of April is appropriate. At this time, the split plant survival rate is high, the plant's growth and ornamental effect is not affected.

Saffron edelweiss propagation method

Saffron edelweiss planting propagation

Purple-leaved edelweiss propagation can be carried out in the spring and fall through the change of pots. Remove the dormant scaly rhizomes and bury them horizontally in the soil in 3 to 4 pots each. After planting, put the pots in a cool place to slow down for a few days, and they will be able to survive.

Saffron cuttings

Saffron cuttings should be propagated in the spring. First of all, the bulb of the plant should be cut into slices with 2-3 buds on each slice. Then they should be inserted in the prepared substrate, and in a month or so they will be able to send out new leaves.

Saffron edelweiss seeding propagation

Saffron edelweiss fruits are ripe, you need to harvest in time, spread out and dry on the paper, and then take out the seeds, and sow them in pots in the spring and fall. Keep the soil moist after sowing, keep the temperature at about 25, and germinate in about 7-10 days.

Propagation precautions

Saffron edelweiss potted plant propagation, should be given sufficient light, but the peak of summer need to be placed in the shade, so as to avoid sunburn. The plant prefers moist soil, so it should be watered more often during maintenance, but there should not be stagnant water.