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- Privileged offshoot pull yourself - how it works!
- Pull off the offspring from the privet
- The best time to take off from the privet
- Pull privet out of cuttings
- Steckhölzer as an offshoot
- Pull privet out of cuppers
- Tips
Offshoot of the Privet is easy
Privileged offshoot pull yourself - how it works!
You want to pull a hedgerow from privet or beautify garden and tub with a very cut compatible shrub? Simply pull off offshoots of the Liguster yourself. It's easy and you often have a new plant after just one year.
Pull off the offspring from the privet
To pull off offspring from a privet is very easy. All you need is a healthy mother plant. From her cut cuttings or cuttings. Since privet must be cut frequently, especially in the early years, material will not be missing.
There are three ways you can choose from methods for acquiring offshoots:
The best time to take off from the privet
If you want to raise privates out of cuttings, take advantage of the early spring. Sticks are best used in late summer. The propagation of Steckhölzer is possible at any time except in winter. The best times are spring or autumn.
Pull privet out of cuttings
You can grow cuttings in seed pots, but also put them directly in the field. They need young shoots of about 20 cm in length. Remove the lower leaves and shorten the tip. Put the shoot in the ground and tap the substrate well.
Water the cuttings regularly, but avoid waterlogging. Roots should have formed by fall.
Steckhölzer as an offshoot
For this you need small branches of the Ligusters, which are already lignified below. For example, when you place a privet on a stick. Just put the woods in the desired location in the ground and tether the earth. Now you just have to water regularly and the plywood will rooted within a few months.
Pull privet out of cuppers
Only the scratched part of the sinker is covered with earth. The tip of the shoot must still look out of the ground.
Tips
Basically, you can also obtain offshoots from the seeds, which ripen in the slightly poisonous berries. However, this takes time and is far from being as successful as propagating cuttings or cuttings.