Demo184 Compound/ Serpentine Layering|Nursery Operation| Plant Propagation|How To|Paano Gawin
Demo184 Compound/ Serpentine Layering|Nursery Operation| Plant Propagation|How To|Paano Gawin
Serpentine layering, also known as compound layering, is a propagation technique used in agricultural crop production in the Philippines. This method is particularly useful for plants with long, flexible stems. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Selection of Stem: Choose a healthy, flexible stem from the parent plant. The stem should be long enough to bend to the ground multiple times.
Preparation: Prepare the soil by loosening it where the stem will be buried.
Bending the Stem: Bend the selected stem to the ground and alternately cover sections of it with soil, leaving the nodes exposed. This creates multiple rooting points along the stem1.
Securing the Stem: Use small stakes or wire to hold the buried sections of the stem in place. This ensures good soil contact and prevents the stem from moving1.
Aftercare: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Over time, roots will develop from the buried sections, and new shoots will emerge from the nodes1.
Severing and Planting: Once a good root system has developed, cut the stem into sections, each with its own roots and shoots, and plant them in pots or directly in the ground
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