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Asexual Propagation and Seedling Methods for Schisandra: A Detailed Guide to Layering Techniques
Layering is one of the oldest propagation methods created by the working people of our country. Its characteristic is that a portion of a branch still attached to the mother plant is bent down into the ground, causing the branch to root and produce a new individual. Its advantages are that the seedling has ample nutrients during the growing period, is easy to survive, grows vigorously, and bears fruit early. Layering is mostly carried out after sprouting in spring, when the new shoots have grown to about 10 cm. First, beside the mother plant intended for layering, dig a 15-20