[header] How to plant photinia [title] Fill a container with cuttings compost. [step] Fill a shallow tray with one part free-draining potting compost and one part sand or perlite. Mix well until both materials are evenly distributed.
[header] How to plant photinia [title] Fill a container with cuttings compost. [step] Fill a shallow tray with one part free-draining potting compost and one part sand or perlite. Mix well until both materials are evenly distributed.
[substeps] Note that this process should be done in either the summer or autumn. The container you use should be approximately 3 to 4 inches (7.6 to 10 cm) deep. [substeps] In most cases, photinia plants thrive in salinity between 7.7 and 5.7 square inches. Check the cuttings for doneness after they have been planted. Spread the mix over the top of the cuttings. [substeps] The cuttings should look like a long, gravel-like plant with thin, light stems. [substeps] When mixed properly, photinia produces enough shoots to grow a large colony. [title] Line the outside of the tray with loosely packed cuttings.