8 common flowers should be propagated by cuttings quickly, 100% survival rate!

If you propagate green radish by cuttings this way, it will have a 100% chance of survival!

1. Use scissors to cut off the thick and fresh vines of green radish. It is best to disinfect the scissors with a lighter in advance.

2. Cut the branches of the green radish into several small sections, each section contains 2 nodes, with a leaf and a bud in the middle.

3. Prepare leaf mold, peat soil and perlite and mix them evenly in the ratio of 2:2:1. It is best to disinfect them in advance. If not disinfected, put them in the sun for a day. Then spray water to make the soil slightly moist, and you can use it to plant green ivy!

4. Wrap the green ivy vine in a circle and insert it vertically into the soil with the leaves facing up.

5. After the cuttings are completed, spray some water and place them in a ventilated and cool place. When the soil is dry, water them thoroughly and small buds will soon grow!

If you propagate Kalanchoe by cuttings like this, 1 pot can become 10 pots!

1. Do not throw away the trimmed Kalanchoe branches. Cut them into several small pieces with a clean prune, and then place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wounds.

2. Prepare clean leaf mold, mix it with some perlite, and spray water to make the soil slightly moist and a little damp. If you don’t have leaf mold at home, you can use clean garden soil mixed with some river sand.

3. Insert the lower end of the Kalanchoe branches into the soil, water them thoroughly, and place them on a balcony or windowsill in a diffused light environment.

4. Within ten days or half a month, the cuttings of the longevity branches will grow many white roots!

5. After rooting, expose it to more sunlight, water it once a week or so, and water it with potassium dihydrogen phosphate once a month. After a few months, it will bloom!

Snake plant leaf hydroponic cuttings, rooting in 1 week!

1. Break off the strong and thick leaves and cut them into several small pieces, each about 10 cm. After cutting, place them in a ventilated and cool place to dry for 2 days.

2. If you see that the cut surface of the Sansevieria is a little shriveled and wilted, it means it has been dried well. If it is dried for a while, it will take root faster and have a higher survival rate than if it is not dried at all.

3. Find a cup, fill it with water, put the cut Sansevieria into it 3-5 cm in size. Be careful not to confuse the upper and lower parts, otherwise it will not take root.

4. Change the water once every 4 days or so. You can add a little carbendazim to the water. After 2 weeks, roots will grow!

5. After the roots have grown, add some nutrient solution or aspirin to the water. In about 2 months, small sprouts will grow!

Sponge + wet wipes, osmanthus cuttings are 100% viable!

1. Prepare a dishwashing sponge, cut it into small pieces, and drill a few small holes in each piece.

2. Cut semi-lignified branches of osmanthus, about 10-15 cm in length, keep 2-3 leaves on the upper end, and cut the lower end obliquely.

3. Place the branches in potassium permanganate solution and soak for 5-10 minutes to disinfect. Insert the twig into the cleaning sponge.

4. Wrap the sponge with a wet tissue soaked in water.

5. Put the sponge wrapped with wet tissue into a plastic bottle and pour 1-2 cm of clean water at the bottom.

6. Put the lid on the plastic bottle, leaving a gap, and then place it in the south balcony, south windowsill, east and west balconies, east and west windowsills and other places indoors.

7. Sponges and wet wipes can maintain a high humidity, and the osmanthus will take root in less than a month!

Pinch the roots of gardenia and throw them in water and they will live!

1. Cut healthy gardenia branches that have grown in the second half of the year, cut off the lower branches, and leave only the top 2 leaves.

2. The foam boxes that are not used at home can be washed and poke several small holes in them with an awl.

3. One branch for each hole. Insert the gardenia branches into the small holes one by one and place them in a container of water to float. It is best to cover the top with a plastic bag to keep it moist.

4. In about ten days or half a month, small white roots will grow on the gardenia branches!

5. After rooting, you can gradually expose the branches to the sun. After 1-2 weeks, transplant the branches into a separate pot for maintenance.

If you plant bougainvillea like this, big white roots will pop out!

1. To propagate bougainvillea, you can use coconut bricks. Soak them in water with carbendazim for 30-40 minutes in advance for disinfection. After soaking, squeeze them dry slightly and pour them into a disposable cup.

2. Cut the bougainvillea branches into palm-sized lengths, remove the leaves at the bottom, and leave only two pairs of leaves at the top.

3. Insert the bougainvillea branches into the coconut brick soil, then put them into a transparent storage box, spray water on the walls of the storage box, and then close the lid, but do not close it tightly, leaving some gaps.

4. Place the storage box in a cool and ventilated place, open the lid twice a day and spray water to keep it moist. Keep water on the wall of the box, and it will take root in about 20 days.

If you plant camellia like this, it will come back to life!

1. Select healthy and strong camellia branches that have grown for about half a year. Such branches have active tissues and full axillary buds and are most likely to survive.

2. Trim the camellia cuttings so that each cutting contains 2 leaves, then soak them in a solution of carbendazim for 15-20 minutes, then take them out and dry them.

3. Prepare clean river sand and soak it in potassium permanganate solution for disinfection in advance. This can reduce black rods and increase the survival rate.

Pour the disinfected river sand into the flowerpot, spray it with clean water, and poke holes on the soil surface with your fingers.

4. Insert the camellia branches into the hole, press it slightly, cover it with a layer of film, and place it in a well-lit and ventilated place for maintenance. Turn on the spray water 1-2 times a day, and it will take root soon!

If you plant rhododendrons like this, as many as you plant will survive!

1. Use scissors to cut healthy azalea branches without diseases and insect pests. The branches should not be too long, about 5-10 cm. After cutting, soak them in carbendazim for disinfection.

2. Prepare a mineral water bottle, cut it in the middle, leaving a little connection, and don't cut it completely.

3. Use an awl to poke several water-permeable holes in the bottom of the plastic bottle, then put the clean perlite into the lower half of the plastic bottle, and place it in a container of water to soak the pot, or water it thoroughly.

4. Insert the azalea branches soaked with a lot of fungicide into the moist perlite, and then put them in the tray.

5. Stick the upper and lower parts of the plastic bottle together with tape, pour water into the tray, and make sure there is always water in the tray during the rooting period!

6. Place the entire cutting device in a well-lit and ventilated place. After 1-2 months, the azalea will be able to grow roots~!