How to plant Parthenocissus tricuspidata?

After harvesting Parthenocissus tricuspidata seeds, peel and pulp should be removed first, washed with clear water, and then stored in wet sand. This will help it germinate faster, and it can be planted in March of the following spring. After sowing evenly, cover with plastic film as much as possible, and emerge after about 2 months.

Second, the cutting method

When cutting, use branches about 30 cm, and then dig holes for planting. Be careful not to insert the branches backwards. Water in time after planting, try to ensure that the soil is slightly wet and germinate in about 4 weeks. Tender cuttings can also be used in summer and autumn. Shading measures should be taken for cutting in summer.

Third, layered method.

Stratified planting of Parthenocissus tricuspidata can be carried out at all growth stages. Leaving the lower ends of stems and vines on the ground outside to crawl for 40-60 cm, and burying the rest in the substrate, then covering them with the substrate and watering them properly will be beneficial to their rooting and germination.