Propagation of honeysuckle Brown Dropmore Scarlet layering
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HONESTYLE BROWN FROM STOCKINGS
In the spring, I propagate Brown's honeysuckle by layering (I have the Dropmore Scarlet variety).
This shrubby liana is valued for its beautiful blooms from June to July. Blooms again in September-October. It grows slowly, giving an increase of 30-60 cm per season.
TWO WAYS OF REPRODUCTION OF BROWN HONESTURE - MY FEEDBACK
1. When loose shoots fall to the ground and are left unattended, roots form on the stalks. I use these branches for propagation. I carefully cut off part of the stem 10-15 cm below the roots and plant it. If there are few roots, I additionally sprinkle with earth and press down with a brick. I leave the layers to grow for another couple of months.
2. If necessary, get more seedlings, I dig a groove 20-30 cm long next to the bush.
I scratch the shoot at the nodes, dust these places with Kornevin and remove the leaves. I lay the whip in a trench to a depth of 5-7 cm, sprinkle it with soil, press it with a load. I make sure the soil is always moist.
By the end of the season or next spring, I check if the rooting was successful.
If all is well, I transplant the "kids" to a permanent place (sun or partial shade) with nutrient soil. In the future, I feed the bushes in the summer with complex mineral fertilizer and in the fall I mulch with organic matter.
FOR THE NOTICE
Adult creepers hibernate well without shelter directly but on a support. Of course, the tips of the lashes freeze slightly, so in the spring I carry out sanitary pruning, removing dry growths.
Reference by topic: Honeysuckle Brown Scarlet (photo) - be sure to plant!
LANDING BROWN HONESTYLE DROPMORE SCARLET - VIDEO
© Author: Olga MANUDINA, collector, Lukhovitsy, Moscow region.
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We propagate honeysuckle by layering
I propagate the evergreen winter-hardy fragrant honeysuckle (honeysuckle), the vines of which grow up to 6 m in length, by green layering. In the second half of August, I lay the long vines of the plant on the ground, sprinkle it in several places with a mixture of soil and sand (1:1), secure it with small homemade staples made of thick wire, and water it. I make sure to mulch the soil around it. Additionally, I don’t care for the cuttings in any way: they receive all their nutrients from the mother plant. In early spring, before the buds open, I cut off the rooted cuttings from the mother plant, carefully (so as not to damage the roots) dig them up and replant them in a permanent place.
I water young plants often. They bloom in the 3rd year in June and delight with their fragrant flowers for 2-3 weeks. I water adult plants as needed, and in early spring I always prune them lightly, giving them the desired shape.