Take cuttings quickly on rainy days! It costs nothing to grow 10 pots, and the survival rate is 100%!

camellia

Cutting time: all seasons.

Soil for cuttings: yellow soil and red soil are best, followed by vermiculite.

operate:

1. Camellia has difficulty surviving the summer, so we can cut off the branches after flowering and use them for cuttings. In this way, even if the old plants die, there will still be new seedlings. Choose new branches of the year, the stems of which are not woody. The brown branches at the top in the picture below are very suitable for cuttings and have a high survival rate. It is best to cut it into 10 cm long pieces with a pair of leaves on the top.

2. The newly cut branches can be soaked in white sugar water (concentration of about 10%) for 2 hours to stimulate rooting, or soaked in rooting powder water to increase the success rate of rooting.

3. The plastic bottles we usually collect can be put to use. Poke a few holes around them, fill them with pictures, insert the branches 2-3 cm, and finally water them thoroughly and place them in a cool corner of the house.

4. Many flower lovers think that camellia cuttings are difficult. In fact, it is because you have not done a good job of moisturizing. If you have the conditions at home, you can build a plastic shed to keep the moisture. If you don’t have the conditions, you can spray water in the morning and evening to keep the moisture, and wait patiently for the camellia to take root. It will take about 1 month for the roots to take root in summer, and then you can maintain it normally.

Rose

Cutting time: all seasons.

Soil for cuttings: vermiculite, sand, and perlite.

operate:

1. It is best to choose strong branches with fresh colors, cut them into short branches of 8-12 cm in length, leave 1-2 buds (leaves) on them, and cut the bottom with scissors at an angle to facilitate absorption.

2. Huahua recommends that you use transparent plastic cups for cuttings, which makes it easier to observe the rooting situation. First, poke 1-3 holes in the bottom of the cup to allow air and water to pass through, then put vermiculite in, and finally insert the rose branches 2-3 cm into it.

3. After planting, water it thoroughly. It is best to place it in a cool and ventilated place. The picture below shows it placed in a cool place behind the house with a tray underneath. Rainwater on rainy days will accumulate in it, which just does a good job of moisturizing. You almost don’t need to worry about it, but if it rains heavily, you must bring it back into the house!

4. It will take about 2 weeks for the roots to grow. When you see the roots grow to the wall of the cup, you can almost plant it in the pot. The soil used here is garden soil mixed with leaf mold. Add some slow-release fertilizer to the bottom of the pot. After planting, water it thoroughly and still place it in a cool place to slow down the growth. It will be exposed to the sun for about 3-5 days.

Jasmine

Cutting time: April-October.

Soil for cuttings: sand, vermiculite, perlite, hydroponics.

operate:

1. Jasmine should be pruned every time after it blooms to ensure a second bloom. The pruned branches can be used for cuttings. Just leave a pair of leaves on the top of each branch, and the survival rate is very high.

2. Find a foam board, insert the jasmine branches on it, leaving 2 cm of the bottom exposed, and place it in a basin of water. The water here should preferably be tap water that has been dried in the sun and has been dechlorinated. Alternatively, you can use rainwater directly, which will increase the rooting rate!

3. Remember to place it in a cool and ventilated place at home, and change the water every 2-3 days. Jasmine takes root quickly, and you will be able to see the roots by turning over the foam board in about 1-2 weeks. At this time, continue with hydroponics. When the roots grow to 3 cm long, you can plant them in pots. It is best to use sand mixed with leaf mold for planting.

Osmanthus fragrans

Cutting time: May-July, September-October.

Soil for cuttings: garden soil, sandy soil, yellow soil, and red soil.

operate:

1. The osmanthus flowers we take cuttings in summer can still bloom in autumn. Cut the osmanthus branches of the current year, preferably those with green semi-woody branches on the top, leaving a pair of leaves for photosynthesis.

2. In fact, it is easier to propagate osmanthus by cuttings than by grafting. If you want 100% success in propagation, you can first soak the osmanthus branches in rooting powder water for 2 hours, then insert the osmanthus branches 2-3 cm into the potting soil, water them thoroughly, and place them in a cool and ventilated place at home.

3. Keep the soil moist for all cuttings. Garden soil may not be breathable. Huahua suggests that you use chopsticks to poke some small holes in the soil for ventilation. Don't move the branches out of curiosity, as you will definitely not be able to keep the branches alive if you do!

4. Wait until the old leaves turn yellow and fall off, and new buds emerge. At this time, you can move it to a location in your home where there is scattered light, and expose it to the sun in the morning and evening. You don't need to water it too frequently, just water it thoroughly when the soil is dry. This kind of osmanthus will bloom in autumn!

Pomegranate

Cutting time: March for hard branches and May to September for soft branches.

Soil for cuttings: garden soil, sandy soil, vermiculite, and hydroponics.

operate:

1. The so-called hard branches are the old branches of the pomegranate tree, and the tender branches are the annual new branches. In summer, you can cut tender branches with a thickness of 0.5-1 cm for cuttings. The survival rate of cuttings is high, and it will bear fruit after 2-3 years, which is 2 years faster than sowing!

2. Cut the young pomegranate branches and keep a pair of leaves on the top. Insert them into the soil 2-3 cm deep. It is best to place them in a shady place indoors. Just spray them with water every morning and evening to keep them moist.

3. When the pomegranate is taking root, the old branches will fall off and new buds will emerge. If there is no movement, do not touch it. Wait until all the old leaves have fallen off, then you can carefully pull it out and check the rooting situation. If white roots grow, you can plant it in the pot and maintain it normally.

Hydrangea

Cutting time: spring, summer and autumn.

Soil for cuttings: perlite, vermiculite, sandy soil, hydroponics.

operate:

1. July is the season when hydrangeas wither, so you need to prune them quickly so that they can bloom next year. Divide the cut flower branches into small sections of 5-8 cm in length, with a pair of leaves on each section. Cut off half of the leaves to preserve nutrients so that they can be used for cuttings!

2. The survival rate of hydrangea cuttings is very high. For those flower lovers who always fail in cuttings, Huahua recommends taking more cuttings at one time. After all, a 5-centimeter branch can become a tree, so more is better than less. After cutting, sprinkle water with a sprinkler and place in a cool and ventilated place at home.

3. The survival rate of cuttings will be high when the temperature is low and the humidity is high in rainy weather. If it is not raining in your home but the sun is shining brightly, Huahua recommends placing the flowers in a tray or basin of accumulated water. The water level should be 1 cm deep. This will both moisturize and reduce temperature. You should try it now!

4. It will take about 1-2 weeks for the hydrangea to take root, but don’t rush to change the pot. Many flower lovers fail to strengthen the roots at this step, and their flowers die after changing the pot. Normally, you should keep it intact for 1-2 weeks, and then move it into a larger pot after the root system is stable. It is best to use leaf mold or nutrient soil for planting.

Kalanchoe

Cutting time: all seasons are possible, but summer and autumn are best.

Soil for cuttings: sandy soil, garden soil, nutrient soil, hydroponics.

operate:

1. The Kalanchoe plants in many flower lovers’ homes have gone into dormancy. Huahua suggests that everyone cut the baldness off the Kalanchoe plants so that they can safely survive the summer. The cut leaves and stems can be used for cuttings. Not to mention turning one pot into 10 pots, even 20 pots can be turned into that!

2. When propagating Kalanchoe cuttings, be careful not to insert them too deep. The leaves should be inserted about 1 cm into the soil, and the stems can be inserted 1-2 cm. Don't water too much, and the pot must be shallow and breathable (you can poke small holes) to prevent moisture accumulation and rot.

3. Under normal circumstances, the longevity plant can take root in 1-2 weeks. Don't be curious to move it. Wait until it sprouts new buds, then you can change the pot and maintain it normally.

Bougainvillea

Cutting time: after flowering in June-July.

Soil for cuttings: vermiculite, peat soil, garden soil, hydroponics.

operate:

1. Bougainvillea should be pruned in time after it blooms, so that it can bloom again and more and more, so don’t be reluctant to prun it!

2. Cut the pruned branches into 8 cm lengths, leaving 1-2 leaves on each branch. Both soil and water insertion methods are acceptable. Cover them with a plastic cup with small holes poked in it. The success rate of silent insertion is higher. Flower lovers who have not been successful before must try it.

3. It takes about 2 weeks for Bougainvillea to take root. After taking root, the roots must be strengthened first. Expose it to the sun in the morning and evening appropriately. After 10 days, when the root system is relatively stable, transplant it into a flowerpot and maintain it normally.

Pothos

Cutting time: April-August.

Soil for cuttings: garden soil, sandy soil, coconut bran soil, hydroponics.

operate:

1. It is never too much to grow as many pots of green radish as you want in summer. It is refreshing to see them at home. You can turn a branch into a pot. If you don't plant them now, you will regret it in August.

2. The fastest way is to cut the branches of green radish with aerial roots and put them in a bottle of water. Many flower lovers say that rooting is slow. Huahua recommends that everyone use dark bottles to grow them. After all, the light is too strong in summer, which can easily affect root growth. You can also add an aspirin to the water to promote rooting.

3. If you want the green ivy to overflow the pot, you can try soil cuttings. Upright cuttings are easy to grow vines, while horizontal cuttings can make the pot overflow faster. Plug in the green radish branches according to your personal preference, spray some water, and you don’t need to worry about it on rainy days. Just keep it ventilated, and it will take root in about a week.

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