Boston ivy propagation methods and tips to turn your walls into a green ocean
Planting a Boston ivy on the wall in summer always brings a lush green and a touch of coolness; it gives people the feeling of being in a "green ocean." It is as if you can see that on the other side of the green wall covered in Boston ivy is a comfortable and pleasant environment. So how should Boston ivy be planted? And what propagation methods are there?
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Boston ivy cutting propagation
Boston ivy is generally propagated by cuttings. Take a mature Boston ivy plant, and cutting propagation can be carried out from May to June. Dig a deep pit about 20 cm deep at the base of the wall, then level the surrounding soil, and insert the cut Boston ivy branches, which should be 25-40 cm long. After inserting into the soil, water once every two days, and they will sprout in two weeks.
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Boston ivy seed propagation
For seed propagation, the seeds are the key. In September, pick the purple fruits of Boston ivy, then remove the fruit skin completely. Store them in semi-dry sand. Sowing can be done in March of the following year.
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Appreciation of pictures of Boston ivy covering a wall
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Boston ivy covering a wall
Final flower language: The main pests and diseases of Boston ivy are powdery mildew and leaf blight. Insect pests are relatively rare under normal circumstances. In the early stage of the disease, 75% carbendazim diluted powder, 800 times solution spray can be used for prevention and control.
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