Green radish and gardenia...are they so bald that only the stems are left? Wrap it with a towel, it will take root in 5 days and burst the pot in 1 month!

What should I do if the green ivy is so bald that only the stems are left?

Huahua has met many flower lovers whose green radishes have very long stems, but not many leaves, leaving only bare stems. For such green radishes, they can only cut off the branches.

Steps:

1. Cut off the bald branches of the green radish and cut them with a sterilized knife. The length of each branch should be 5-8cm. Note that each branch should have aerial roots. Then soak them in a carbendazim solution for more than 20 minutes.

2. Prepare the nutrient soil needed for green radish cuttings. You can use pure vermiculite for cuttings, or you can choose to mix peat soil, perlite and vermiculite in a ratio of 1:1:1 to make a loose and breathable nutrient soil.

3. Put the prepared soil into a plastic bag, then place the disinfected and dried green radish branches flat on the soil, then water it thoroughly once, and seal the plastic bag to keep it warm and moist.

4. It only takes about 10 days for the green radish cut into plastic bags to take root. After that, you can directly transplant the rooted green radish into a flowerpot and continue to maintain it!

5. If the temperature at home is relatively high, you can also place the green radish directly in the flowerpot, then water it thoroughly once, place it in a cool and ventilated place indoors, and spray some water on the pot when the surface becomes dry.

6. The temperature at home in spring is above 15℃. It only takes about 10-20 days for the cuttings of green radish to take root and sprout new leaves!

7. If you want the green radish to grow faster, water it once every 3-5 days. Every 10 days, water it with rice water or fish tank water to supplement nutrients. Soon you will have a pot of green radish full of leaves!

What should I do if the rose is bald and only the stem is left?

Recently, a flower lover sent a photo to Huahua, saying that the wind was too strong recently and all the queen trees in his home were blown down. It was so heartbreaking!

Steps:

1. When encountering this situation, Huahua can only silently tell herself to directly use the branches that were blown down for cuttings, so that more pots of roses can be obtained!

2. Prune the rose branches a few times and cut them into small sections of about 5-8 cm. It is best if each section has 1-2 leaves. The lower end of the branch should be cut at a 45° angle. This can increase the survival rate of rose cuttings.

3. Prepare the soil needed for cuttings. Today, Huahua mainly uses pure vermiculite for cuttings, because pure vermiculite does not need to be sterilized and does not contain bacteria, so there is no possibility of black rot in the rose cuttings.

4. Prepare a disposable cup, make 2-3 holes in the bottom, fill the cup with vermiculite, and then insert the rose branches that need to be inserted directly into the vermiculite.

5. Place the cuttings of roses in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light, such as a dining room, north balcony, etc. When you see the vermiculite is a little dry, water it to ensure it is moist.

6. It only takes about 20 days for the rose cuttings to take root!

What should I do if the gardenia is so bald that only the stem is left?

Recently, many flower lovers have bought gardenias, but after just a few days at home, they found that the situation was not optimistic. Either the flower buds had all fallen off, or the leaves turned yellow and fell off, and in the end, only bare branches were left!

Steps:

1. If the gardenias at home have withered and yellow leaves, cut off all the old, yellow and dead leaves, then put the gardenias in a pot and place it in a ventilated place indoors. Wait until the branches sprout to show that the gardenias are alive.

2. Select healthy branches from the cut gardenia branches, cut them into 5-8cm small sections with a sterilized knife, and soak them in carbendazim for 20-40 minutes to disinfect them.

3. Prepare a clean plastic bottle, then cut it horizontally with a knife about 1/3 of the top of the plastic bottle. Be careful not to cut the plastic bottle completely, then add some water to the plastic bottle.

4. Insert the lower end of the pruned and dried gardenia branches directly into the foam, then put the foam and the gardenia branches into a plastic bottle and let the foam float on the water surface of the plastic bottle.

5. It only takes about 20 days for the gardenias planted in water to grow white roots!

6. After taking root, plant the gardenia in pots. This way you can get multiple pots of new gardenias and you no longer have to worry about the gardenias at home dying!

What should I do if my geranium is bald with only the stem left?

The weather has been getting hotter recently. Some flower lovers were worried that their geraniums would have a hard time surviving the summer, so they just used a pair of scissors to shave the geraniums' heads and cut off all the branches!

Steps:

1. From the pruned geranium branches, select those sturdier branches and prune them slightly, leaving 2-4 leaves on each branch, and then place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wounds.

2. If you are planting geraniums in water, find a plastic bottle and fill it with water. Then find a piece of cardboard, poke a hole in it, insert the geranium branches through the cardboard, and then put them in the plastic bottle, with the bottom of the geranium branches slightly touching the water surface.

3. It only takes about 1 month for you to see the geranium branches planted in water taking root!

4. If you want to directly propagate by cuttings, you can insert the trimmed geranium branches directly into loose and breathable nutrient soil, and then put them in a cool and ventilated place. They will take root in 1 month!

5. After the geraniums have taken root, plant them directly in pots. This way you can get many pots of geraniums!

What should I do if the bougainvillea is so bald that only the stems are left?

If you want bougainvillea to bloom more, in addition to controlling water, the most important thing is to prune all the overgrown branches. This will avoid nutrient consumption and make the bougainvillea bloom more!

Steps:

1. From the pruned bougainvillea branches, select those sturdier branches and prune them slightly. Each branch should be about 6-8cm long, and 2-3 pairs of leaves can be left on each branch.

2. Prepare a clean towel and soak it in water. Be careful not to make the towel too wet, just make sure it does not drip when you pick it up.

3. Place the lower end of the trimmed bougainvillea branches flat on the towel so that the towel can completely wrap the lower end of the branch, and then wrap the bougainvillea branches with the towel.

4. Remember to spray water on the towel regularly to keep the bougainvillea branches moist at all times. In order to ensure the temperature and humidity, you can also put a plastic bag or plastic bottle outside the towel.

5. It only takes about 1 month for the bougainvillea branches wrapped in a towel to take root!

6. After taking root, transplant the bougainvillea into a flowerpot, so that you can get multiple pots of bougainvillea!

That’s all for today’s introduction to Huahua!

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