Content
- Snow rhythm - cut and multiply in summer
- Summer time - fruits and seeds are ripening
- Ideal time to multiply
- Improve the growth picture - cut snow rhythm
- Fertilize and do not forget to water!
- Tips
The snow sorrel must be watered regularly in summer
Snow rhythm - cut and multiply in summer
In the spring it belongs to the flower shrubs, where one does not pass without looking. But what about the summer? Does the snow paralysis then need special care?
Summer time - fruits and seeds are ripening
While the snowy Soderia stops in the background in the summer and hardly attracts attention, it quietly trains its nutlets. These are small, roundish, broadly winged and brown colored. They are not spectacular. But they are needed for sowing. If you want to harvest the snowy sythya from seeds, you can collect the seeds of the nutlets in June / July.
Ideal time to multiply
Not only sowing is in the summer. Likewise, the snow-sanguine can be propagated by means of sinkers or cuttings. Here's how to propagate cuttings:
At temperatures between 20 and 25 ° C (room temperature), the cuttings usually rooted quickly. It is best if you place the cuttings in a shady but warm place until they are rooted. B. in the living room or on the balcony. Only in the spring of the following year they are planted out.
Improve the growth picture - cut snow rhythm
Dense branched to sparse, partly overhanging and rather inconspicuous looks the snowy Scythia in the summer. If you do not like them the way they are, now is the time for a pruning or cutting. Under no circumstances should you make the cut until autumn! Otherwise, cut off the new flower buds.
Fertilize and do not forget to water!
In the summer, the snow rhythm needs a lot of water. If the rain stops, dryness and heat prevails, you should therefore provide your Schneorsythie with water. In addition, you can fertilize the plant. Both watering and fertilizing are important for many flower buds to form.
Tips
If you want to grow the snowory from seeds, you should use the fresh seeds in the summer. They are best germinable!