How to transplant a Euphorbia Lactea?
The grafting of plants such as the Euphorbia Lactea is a common technique that combines the desired characteristics of different plants. The Euphorbia Laceta Cristata variety is particularly appreciated for its cactus-corne shape, which is very aesthetic. How to successfully transplant this plant:
Materials required:
- Euphorbia Laceta Cristata (graft holder)
- Euphorbia standard to transplant
- Sterilized blade
- Plugging or elastic thread
- Pot with well drained substrate
- Registry knife
Steps to follow:
- Preparation: Choose a healthy Euphorbia Laceta Cristata as a rootstock and a standard Euphorbia to transplant. Make sure the plants are of similar size.
- Disinfection: Sterilize your blade and graft knife to avoid contamination.
- Cut: Cut the upper part of Euphorbia Lactea Cristata to obtain a flat area for the transplant.
- Registry: Make a bevel incision on the standard Euphorbia and insert it into the slot of the Euphorbia Lactea Cristata. Keep both parts together with graft wire or elastic.
- Expectation: Place the grafted plant in a bright place but in direct sunlight. Water slightly according to plant needs.
- Post-graft care: Carefully monitor the transplant to detect any form of rejection. Once the transplant is successful, you can gradually increase exposure to the sun and resume normal care.
By following these steps carefully, you can enjoy a successful Euphorbia Lactea Cristata graft, bringing a touch of originality to your collection of succulent plants.