Plant these 3 kinds of flowers in autumn, select the root branches and stick them in the soil, and they can fill the whole house with flowers

A few days ago, I found out that there are many plants and flowers in the flower world that are said to be "immortal". Why are they said to be immortal? Because these plants have extremely tenacious vitality, and it can almost be said that they can survive if you pinch a branch and plant it in the soil, and they have high reproductive capacity!

1. Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea is included in the “immortal plant” series. Bougainvillea has many colors of flowers. Although the flower buds are small, the advantage is that there are many flowers, and it is still a bright scene when viewed from a distance. However, if you want bougainvillea to grow more, in addition to working hard on daily maintenance, the procedure of cuttings is also indispensable.

Bougainvillea is a plant that can be propagated by cuttings all year round, and older branches are generally chosen for the process. After choosing the branches, the next step is to prepare the potting soil. The potting soil for Bougainvillea can be loose and breathable sandy soil. After inserting the branches into the soil, you need to water them enough to ensure that the Bougainvillea branches sprout and take root as soon as possible. After the cuttings are completed, we need to move the Bougainvillea potted plant to a ventilated and cool place and wait for it to grow.

2. Sunflower

It is known to many people that sunflowers have strong vitality. Because they live outdoors for a long time, the stronger the sunlight they receive, the better they grow. Some people may ask, can such thin branches of sunflowers be used for cuttings? Huahua tells you that it is completely possible.

If you want the sunflower to bloom vigorously, you need to prune the branches from time to time, and these pruned branches can be used as branches for cuttings. We choose fertile and well-breathable sandy soil as the substrate for sunflower cuttings, then water the soil thoroughly and place the sunflower branches in it. The sunflower seedlings that have just been successfully grafted cannot be placed directly in the sun for exposure. They can be moved to the sun for growth after they have taken root.

3. Chlorophytum comosum

Chlorophytum comosum is easy to grow but does not bloom. On the contrary, Chlorophytum comosum is as tolerant as Chlorophytum comosum and can even bloom small flowers. There are a few red flowers mixed in among the green leaves, giving a refreshing feeling. If you want the Chlorophytum comosum to grow vigorously, cutting propagation is also essential.

The cutting method of Chlorophytum comosum is relatively simple. We select several relatively mature branches and buds, trim them into small sections of about 8 cm, put them in the soil, compact them and water them, and you're done. Similarly, the phalaenopsis should be placed in a cool place for care after cuttings, and you will be able to see new buds in about half a month!

The above three kinds of flowers can really be called "immortal" flowers, because as long as they are maintained according to the methods, there will be almost no major problems. If you are a novice flower lover and want to grow flowers, these three types are good choices for you!