How to Cultivate a Jacquier Tree from Boutures
The jacquier, also known as the bread tree, is a tropical tree that produces delicious fruit. Growing a jacquier from cuttings is an effective method to quickly get a growing tree. Here are some tips to help you succeed:
Choosing Tips
Jacquier cuttings should be taken from healthy and vigorous branches. Choose cuttings about 30 to 45 cm long, with at least 2 to 3 knots. Cuts should be taken in the spring when the plant is growing.
Preparation of the Boutures
- Remove the leaves at the base of the cutting to expose the knots.
- Soak the base of the cutting into cutting hormone to promote rooting.
- Plant the cutting in a mixture of soil and well drained sand.
Growth conditions
The jacquier requires a warm and humid climate to grow well. Make sure to place the cuttings in a bright place, sheltered from strong winds. Keep the soil moist but not wet.
Maintenance
- Ensure that cuttings receive sufficient water, especially during periods of drought.
- Bring balanced fertilizer every month to promote tree growth.
- Regularly cut the tree to give it a harmonious shape and promote fruit production.
Tip for Quick and Easy Jacquier Growth
To promote fast and healthy growth of your jacquier tree, you can do a training size from the beginning. By regularly cutting branches that grow anarchically, you will encourage the tree to develop in a more structured and productive way.
By following these tips and taking care of your jacquier cuttings, you can soon enjoy a beautiful mature tree producing delicious tropical fruits.