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- Climbing trumpet is very easy to multiply
- Climbing trumpet spreads very fast
- Propagation by cuttings
- Propagate trumpet flower by sowing
- Tips
The climbing trumpet reproduces itself reliably
Climbing trumpet is very easy to multiply
The climbing trumpet - also known as a trumpet flower or trumpet winds - shows its beautifully shaped, bright yellow, red or orange flowers until quite late in the year, namely from late summer to fall into it. The vigorous plant can be raised both as a ground cover and as a climbing plant and sets annually about two to three meters. Propagation is very simple.
Early article Cut back the climbing trumpet vigorously in the springClimbing trumpet spreads very fast
Actually, you do not need to worry too much about the propagation of the trumpet flower, because the very growth-friendly plant spreads very quickly (and if you are not careful, even very large!) By means of seeds and offshoots. If you want to avoid this uncontrolled spread, you should remove the fruits before the seeds are ready and regularly prune the plant vigorously.
Propagation by cuttings
For a controlled propagation, the cuttings propagation usually works very well. For this green head cuttings are used.
Overwinter the cuttings in the greenhouse or in a cool room at about 10 to 12 ° C. Only in the next spring should the young plant be planted out.
In addition, an increase by root cuttings or lowering is very possible.
Propagate trumpet flower by sowing
If you want to multiply the climbing trumpet by (perhaps self-collected) seeds, a preculture is recommended in early spring, for example on the windowsill or in the indoor greenhouse.
Tips
If you want to avoid the uncontrolled spread of the trumpet flower by root runners, then plant the plant best together with the plant pot (previously remove the soil!) In the ground.