Cuttings and young plants

After selecting the species to be cultivated, branches are cut from the mother plant to obtain cuttings (little sticks planted to take root and give life to a new plant), which are initially cultivated in alveolus and in a special greenhouse to guarantee the correct level of humidity throughout the winter.

In spring, the transition is made from the alveolus to the pot, the size of which is chosen according to the future development of the plant; sometimes it is necessary to pot several times to ensure controlled growth.

The plant will remain in our open-air nursery or in a greenhouse, depending on whether it can withstand full sun or needs half-shade until its final destination, and will be fertilised and pruned as required for its vigour.