Now, when you propagate these kinds of flowers by cuttings, they take root very quickly and grow so fast that you can’t stop!

Million Little Ling

1. Choose clean nutrient soil and fill it into the cutting box.

2. Water thoroughly with water mixed with carbendazim.

3. You can directly use the buds that have been topped off by the Million Little Ling, or you can choose other new buds, about 4 to 5 cm in length.

4. Disinfect the wound in a solution of carbendazim, then apply some rooting powder and place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

5. Insert the cuttings into the soil, spray water and place in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance.

6. It will take a few days for the roots to grow and can be transplanted after 1 month!

Geranium

1. Select a healthy geranium leaf from the mother plant.

2. Disinfect the wound in a solution of carbendazim, then dry it in the shade.

3. Wrap a sponge around the root of the stem, let the sponge absorb water, then place it in a well-lit and ventilated place. Keep the sponge moist and it will slowly take root.

4. After the geranium has taken root and the root system has grown long, you can remove the sponge and insert it into loose and fertile soil. The soil can be prepared according to the ratio of peat soil to perlite in a ratio of 1:1.

5. Place it in a well-ventilated place for maintenance. After a period of time, the geranium will slowly grow small buds.

Fairy Finger

1. It is best to use river sand or perlite for cuttings, then mix it with peat soil and spray it with a sprayer.

2. Select a stem node of the cactus without scars, and then cut it with a sharp blade. Note that it should be cut obliquely so that the rooting area is larger and it is easier to grow roots.

3. Put the wound of the cuttings into a solution of carbendazim for disinfection and dip it in some rooting powder.

4. Insert the cuttings into the soil, and then compact the soil slightly with your hands.

5. Cover the flower pot with plastic wrap, and then place it in a light-scattered, cool, and ventilated place. Oh, and remember to poke a few holes in the plastic wrap for ventilation.

If the local air humidity is high, the plastic wrap can be removed.

6. Spray the soil once every 2 to 3 days and keep it slightly moist. It will take root in about 2 weeks.

African violet

1. Most African violets are propagated by leaf cuttings, so choose a healthier leaf from the mother plant!

2. Make a slanting cut at the bottom to increase the rooting area.

3. Place the wound in a cool and ventilated place for one day to dry it in the shade. Then dip it in some rooting powder.

4. Fill a glass bottle with water. Just put it in.

5. Wait quietly for a while, and the African violet will take root.

6. When small sprouts appear on the leaves, you can plant them in pots!

7. Remember not to bury the seedlings. Then put them in a well-lit and ventilated place, keep them moist, and the seedlings will grow slowly.

Gloxinia

1. Select a clean and healthy Gloxinia leaf, cut it off, and remember to disinfect the knife first.

2. Place the leaves in a cool and ventilated place to dry first, then put them in water. Still keep them in a cool and ventilated place. They will take root after 2 weeks.

3. After taking root, place it in moist sphagnum moss or sawdust to let it germinate. You can also use soil, but remember to use loose soil.

4. Spray water every day to keep it moist. After waiting for a while, new buds will slowly grow.

5. After the new sprouts grow up, you can transplant them!