Cut the "green radish" a few times, one root can become a whole pot, and the leaves grow green and bright

Speaking of green leafy plants, the most common one is the green ivy! Huahua sees that the green ivy grown in the company has grown very long and no one has pruned it, which has affected the image of the green ivy! You should know that the growth ability of this green radish is very strong. As long as the environmental conditions are good, the leaves can grow rapidly!

Some friends even grow the green ivy into a green ivy wall, which looks great as the background of the TV wall. This shows the vitality of the green ivy! Since the green ivy in this company has grown very long, it can only be trimmed. But if the green ivy in our home is very long, we can spend some time and use one green ivy to grow a pot of green ivy!

In fact, this method is very simple and can be completed using the cutting method. We find a longer green radish and cut it into several sections. It's not just a random cut. We must pay attention when cutting to ensure that each branch has one or two leaves on it. Why leave one leaf? You will know later.

Prepare the soil for planting green radish. The soil requirements are not too strict. Generally speaking, you can choose soil that is relatively fertile, breathable, and loose. Friends who have the conditions can prepare base fertilizer in the soil before cuttings, which will help the green radish to take root and grow faster.

Insert the branches and leaves of the green ivy into the soil, then water it thoroughly. Place the green ivy potted plant in a cool place for a few days. You will see new branches and leaves and green buds growing in about a week! Isn’t this method very simple?

In daily cultivation, you can just follow the usual method of growing green radish.

Give the green radish sufficient light, but do not expose it to the sun all day long. Try to keep it in a cool place most of the time so that the green radish can grow better.

Don't water too frequently. Excessive watering can cause root rot. Therefore, the frequency of watering the green radish can be adjusted according to changes in ambient temperature. Now it is autumn, and you can water the green radish once or twice a week.

Apart from light and watering, everything else depends on time. I also hope that everyone can keep a good attitude, don’t be anxious, and take good care of the green ivy. It is only a matter of time before the green ivy leaves fill the pot!

Well, is this little trick about propagating green ivy by cuttings that Huahua is going to tell you today simple and practical? Isn’t it amazing that you can grow a pot of green ivy using a long green ivy? If the green radish in your home has grown long enough, you can try this method.