These 6 “immortal” plants can all fill the pot if you take cuttings around National Day!

Cuttings are an essential task in flower cultivation. Generally, flower plants can be used for cuttings after they have grown to a certain extent. After the cuttings are successful, it is equivalent to having a few more pots of flowers. This is really a little trick to save money on growing flowers. Today Huahua is here to recommend to you 6 kinds of “immortal” flowers. If you take cuttings now, they will germinate faster!

1. Kalanchoe

We know that Kalanchoe is a succulent flower plant. It has a long flowering period and many colors, which is very beautiful. Generally, when we are cutting Kalanchoe, we will choose the branches that have been pruned during normal times, so as to avoid waste. After selecting the branches, they need to be washed and dried. When choosing cutting soil, try to choose leaf mold, which can provide enough nutrients. The next step is to insert the flower branches into the soil. After insertion, place them in a ventilated place to take root, and then maintain them normally.

2. Tiger Piramid

Tiger Piraja is a common green plant for home maintenance. Its upright green leaves have extremely high ornamental value. There are many ways to propagate Sansevieria by cuttings, but black rot often occurs. At this time, we can first cut the leaves of the Sansevieria to be cut into small sections of about 10 cm, and then dry them in the sun. Next, you need to prepare a container and fill it with water. You can add some nutrient solution to the water, and finally put the dried Sansevieria into the aqueous solution.

The Sansevieria placed in water will easily grow new shoots, and then we can transplant the sprouted Sansevieria into the soil, and the Sansevieria cutting work will be successful!

3. Bougainvillea

Flowering flowers like Bougainvillea can easily outgrow their pots. Generally, when we take cuttings of Bougainvillea, we will choose some old branches, on which a few leaves can be retained. The soil for cuttings of Bougainvillea is generally sandy soil with good drainage. The branches should be disinfected before being inserted into the soil to avoid causing disease and pest problems later. After cuttings, the bougainvillea should be placed in a ventilated and cool place for maintenance. After it takes root, it can be cared for according to its normal needs.

4. Pothos

Speaking of the plant green ivy, everyone should know it. The growth rate of the green radish is very fast, so it is very suitable for cuttings. When using cuttings, we try to choose semi-woody branches, which are easier to root. Remember to trim the leaves at the bottom of the branches to prevent excessive absorption of nutrients. Before cuttings, you can dip the branches into rooting water, so that the rooting speed of the green ivy can be much faster. Friends who like green radish can try taking cuttings now!

5. Gardenia

Gardenia's pure white flowers and refreshing fragrance make people love it. When we are grafting gardenias, we need to use foam board first. First, drill a few small holes on the foam board, then select healthy and thick branches and insert them. Then take a tray filled with water and place it under the foam board filled with gardenia branches. After a few weeks, the gardenia branches will sprout and finally be transplanted back into the soil for maintenance.

6. Rose

Roses have a strong fragrance and are flowers that we often see on the roadside. For rose cuttings, generally choose thick and flowering branches, then soak them in a carbendazim solution for disinfection. Remember to dry them after disinfection. The soil for rose cuttings can be prepared with perlite and leaf mold. After the preparation, you can cut the rose branches into it. Remember not to expose the roses that have just been cut to the sun. Just use scattered light sources.

These 6 plants can be propagated by cuttings around National Day, which will help them take root and bloom faster. Flower lovers who like them should hurry up and seize the opportunity!