These 3 kinds of flowers are too expensive, don’t buy them. You can pick up a branch and make 100 pots of cuttings from them!

If you propagate geraniums by cuttings like this, you can quickly grow 100 pots!

Don’t buy geraniums. They can survive with just one branch. The flowers are big and bright, and the leaves are emerald green. If you want to grow geraniums but haven’t bought one yet, don’t buy them yet. Come and learn how flowers are propagated by cuttings!

1. Poke a hole in the bottom of a plastic cup

Find a few plastic cups and use a knife to dig a dozen small holes along the bottom of the bottles.

2. Cut the branches into small pieces

Find a sharp knife and cut the branches into small sections, 10 cm each, leaving 1-2 leaves on each section and place them in a cool and ventilated place for 1 day.

3. Insert the branches into the sand

Put river sand into a plastic bottle, water it thoroughly, and insert the branches into the river sand.

4. Rooting after 2-3 weeks

After the cuttings are completed, place the geranium in a well-ventilated place with diffused light, spray water around the leaves every day, and water them about once every 2-3 days. After about 2-3 weeks, the branches will take root, and then you can transplant them into a flowerpot!

You can propagate roses by cuttings this way, and you never have to spend money to buy them again!

Roses have rich colors, large, bright flowers, and are super easy to propagate. Just stick a branch into the soil!

1. Fill the mineral water bottle with 1-3 cm of water

Find a clean mineral water bottle and pour water into the bottle, the water level should be 1-3 cm.

2. Cut off the rose branches

Choose 1-2 year old rose branches, cut them into small pieces about 8 cm long, and remove the flowers.

3. Insert the branches into the bottle

Insert the rose branches into the bottle and let the bottom of the branches touch the water surface.

4. Place the branches under diffuse light

Place the branches under bright diffuse light. No need to cover the bottle cap. Keep them well ventilated, otherwise they will easily rot.

5. Rooting can take place in 1-2 weeks

While waiting for rooting, make sure the water in the bottle is always maintained at 1-3 cm. If the room temperature is above 20 degrees, it will generally take root in 1-2 weeks! Transplant it into a flowerpot and it will grow out of the pot!

By propagating camellia by cuttings like this, you can instantly become a big flower grower!

Camellia is so beautiful, with emerald green leaves and large, numerous flowers, and is loved by many flower lovers. Camellia cuttings are also very easy to grow. If you already have a pot of camellia at home, you can cut a branch and stick it in the soil. It won’t be a problem to grow 100 pots!

1. Cut camellia branches

Cut off a few camellia branches, choose those that are semi-lignified, and preferably have 2-3 leaves on the upper part of the branches, and place them in a cool place for 3-5 hours.

2. Insert the branches into the soil

Mix coarse sand and perlite in a ratio of 1:4 to make soil. You can also use river sand or vermiculite. Then cut off one leaf from each branch, insert it into the soil, and water it thoroughly.

3. Cover with plastic film

Find a piece of transparent plastic film and cover the pot with it. Remember to poke a few small holes for ventilation. Place it under scattered light. When the temperature is high at noon every day, remove the film and spray some water.

4. Rooting after 1 month

After waiting for 1 month, the camellia branches will take root and grow new buds. After taking root, you can transfer them to the flowerpot!

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