1 knife, 1 pot, Clivia and Aloe Vera... 1 pot becomes 10 pots, too many to keep at home!

Cut the Clivia with one cut, and one pot becomes 10 pots!

The leaves of Clivia are green and bright, and they look so beautiful when kept at home. If you want to turn one pot of Clivia into 10 pots, what should you do? Huahua teaches you!

1. Wait for the new buds to grow 3-5 leaves

If Clivia grows well, seedlings will emerge. Wait until the seedlings grow 3-5 leaves and the temperature is not lower than 15 degrees, then divide the plants.

2. Remove the Clivia from the pot and soil

Don't water the Clivia 2-3 days in advance, and then remove it from the pot and soil. This way the soil will not be too wet and it will be easier to operate. Use your hands to carefully remove the soil from the roots to expose the root system clearly.

3. Prune the roots and cut off the new shoots with the roots

After cleaning the soil, cut off the old and rotten roots, and then use a knife to cut off the new shoots with roots. The stronger the root system of the new shoots, the better!

4. Soak in carbendazim solution

Put the Clivia plant into the carbendazim solution, soak it for 20 minutes, then take it out and put it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

5. Prepare loose and breathable soil

Place broken bricks or bark at the bottom of the flowerpot to improve water permeability and air permeability, and then add pine needle soil.

6. Pot the Clivia

Plant the Clivia plants in pots, water them thoroughly, and then place them in a cool and ventilated place for half a month. It's that easy to turn one pot of Clivia into ten pots!

Cut the aloe vera into pieces and you never have to buy it again. You can buy 100 pots of it!

Aloe vera can absorb formaldehyde, decorate the environment, and has medicinal value. You don’t need to take care of it and many buds will soon emerge. How do you turn one pot into 100 pots? It all depends on these buds!

1. Remove the aloe vera from the soil and pot

When the side buds grow stronger, you can remove the aloe vera from the soil and pot. Keep the room temperature between 15 and 25 degrees, gently clean the soil, and expose the roots clearly.

2. Cut off the rooted buds

Once you can see which buds have grown roots, you can cut them off with the roots using a knife, and then place the cut buds in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wounds.

3. Repot

Put loose and breathable nutrient soil into the flowerpot, poke a hole in the pot with your hand, put the aloe roots into the hole, cover them with soil, water them thoroughly, and put them in a cool and ventilated place. They will be fully recovered in about 7 days.

Just cut the spider plant once and it won’t cost you a penny, and you can easily turn it into 100 pots!

If spider plants are well cared for, they will burst into a green waterfall with slender branches hanging down, which is very beautiful. Flower lovers will definitely want to grow more pots. Don’t waste money to buy them. Just cut the runners and you won’t have to worry about not being able to grow 100 pots!

1. Cut off the small spider plants on the creeping stems

When the room temperature is not lower than 15 degrees, use scissors to cut off the small spider plants on the creeping stems. It is best to choose small spider plants that are more than 5 cm long and have grown some roots.

2. Hydroponic rooting

Find a clean bottle, fill it with clean water, insert the small spider plant into the water, do not let the leaves get wet, the temperature should not be lower than 18 degrees, place it in a ventilated place, and it will grow roots within 2 weeks.

3. Transplant into a flowerpot

When the roots of the hydroponic plants grow to 3-5 cm, they can be potted. Put loose and breathable nutrient soil into the flowerpot, plant the spider plant, water it thoroughly, and place it in a bright place indoors. The spider plant will soon take root in the soil!

1 pot becomes 100 pots,

It's that simple.

No need to buy anymore!

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