How To Air Layer Trees

How to air layer trees

That's it; you just have to wait now for new roots to form. That will usually take about 6-10 weeks. In the meantime, put the plant back where it was growing before. Check the air layer bundles to make sure they are staying moist.

What is the best time to do air layering?

Spring or mid-summer are the best times of year to air layer your houseplants. If propagating with this method in the spring, use stems that grew in the previous year. If you propagate in the summer, use the current year's stems.

What kind of trees can be air layered?

Tropical fruit trees that can be air-layered successfully are mamey sapote, carissa, white sapote, star – apple, velvet-apple, tropical apricot, longan, lychee, macadamia, barbados cherry, sapodilla, ambarella, loquat, carambola, persian limes and figs.

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