How to Propagate Schefflera arboricola? A Detailed Guide to Common Propagation Methods
The scientific name of Schefflera arboricola is Schefflera arboricola, also known as dwarf umbrella tree, large Schefflera arboricola, Tupidanthus calyptratus, etc. It is a large liana in the Araliaceae family, genus Tupidanthus. It starts as an upright shrub or small tree, then branches and climbs to become a large liana. Its greenish-white flowers, palmate compound leaves, and spherical berries present a good form under artificial cultivation, and it gives off a strong fragrance. Let us take a look below at the propagation methods for Schefflera arboricola.
Schefflera arboricola is propagated by cuttings. The cutting season for Schefflera arboricola should be chosen in spring or autumn. The suitable temperature for rooting is around 25 degrees, so when taking cuttings, spring should not be too early and autumn should not be too late. The most suitable months are May and September, and the specific timing should be determined according to the local climate and environment. As long as the temperature is suitable, the cutting method is correct, and attention is paid to keeping warmth and moisture after cutting, new roots will grow in about a month, and the survival rate is also very high.