Clivia and Clematis...would you still buy them even though they are so expensive? Just break it and one pot can be turned into ten pots instantly!

Clivia

1. After the Clivia flowers wither, they will produce seed pods. When the seed pods turn reddish-brown, the Clivia seeds are mature. At this time, cut off the seed pods and take out the seeds.

2. Soak clean gauze in warm water, then wrap the Clivia seeds in the gauze. After wrapping, place it in a warmer place, preferably keep it covered for 24 hours.

3. Spread sawdust in the seedling pot, spray it with water, and place the soaked seeds with the pointed end facing down in the sawdust.

4. Place the processed seeds in a place with scattered light and spray water once in the morning and evening every day. After about 20 days, small sprouts will emerge from the seeds.

5. After the Clivia seed grows a complete small leaf, you can move it out and plant it in a flowerpot for maintenance.

6. After a period of care, the Clivia has completed the transformation from seeds to seedlings!

orchid

1. Stop watering the orchid 1-2 weeks before division to allow the roots to become soft, so as to avoid excessive water and breakage during division.

2. In most cases, the roots of orchids grow intertwined. Before dividing the plants, the roots should be separated little by little, otherwise it is easy to break many roots during division.

3. Orchids are grown individually. Find the dividing line between each plant and cut along it. To reduce damage to the roots, it is recommended to first separate 3-5 plants into 1 plant, and then divide them into individual plants.

4. After dividing the plants, use sterilized scissors to cut off all the dead roots, empty roots and weak roots of the orchid.

5. Soak the trimmed orchid roots in a solution of carbendazim for about 30 minutes, then take them out and dry them.

6. When disinfecting orchids, prepare a few plastic bottles, cut them in half, use red-hot wire to burn a few holes on the bottle body and the bottle cap, and cut a few triangular notches on the cross-section of the bottle.

7. Place the treated plastic bottle at the bottom of the flowerpot and secure it with broken foam blocks. This will increase the air permeability and water permeability of the soil and prevent the orchid from root rot. Then put in the prepared planting material.

8. Put the divided orchids into planting pots respectively, so that one pot of orchids can become several pots!

Clematis

1. Cut off the semi-lignified clematis branches, make a slanting cut 3-5 cm below the node on each branch, and make a cut 0.5-1 cm above the bud point to divide the branches into several small sections.

2. Prepare a clean foam board and use chopsticks to poke a few holes in the foam board. The diameter should not be too large.

3. Place a clematis branch in each hole of the foam board, and then place the foam board in clean water. To promote rooting, you can put some rooting powder in the water.

4. Place the grafted clematis in a cool and ventilated place, making sure the roots are immersed in water. After about 20 days, fine roots will grow!

5. When the roots grow to more than 5 cm, they can be transplanted. Put a small amount of soil in the planting pot, coil the roots of the clematis and put them in, continue to fill the soil, and you can add some slow-release fertilizer.

6. After planting, water the plants with water mixed with carbendazim solution. Then place it in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance, and you can maintain it normally after a week!

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