He used only one branch to grow 100 pots of flowers.

How to grow multiple succulent pots from one

Huahua has always liked succulents. She feels that those cute little things simply melt her heart. But as summer approaches, there are always problems with these succulents. In order to avoid total destruction, the flowers must be propagated by cuttings, so that one pot of succulents can be expanded into many pots!
1. Leaf cuttings of succulents 1. If you want to use succulent leaves for cuttings, you must choose strong leaves. Do not use unhealthy leaves that are yellow or have root damage, otherwise black rot will easily occur.
(Author: runninglj Source: Sina Blog) 2. Prepare the nutrient soil needed for cuttings. You can mix peat soil and vermiculite (perlite) in a 1:1 ratio, and then water it thoroughly. 3. Put the prepared nutrient soil in a seedling box or any container, then place the succulent leaves flat on the soil, or insert the lower end of the leaves into the soil. 4. After waiting for a while, you will find that the succulents have taken root and sprouted. Do not water before roots have taken shape. If the soil is too dry, you can spray water on the soil with a watering can.
(Author: runninglj Source: Sina Blog) 5. After the succulent buds grow up, you can transfer them to the flower pots and continue to care for them. Succulents have so many leaves, and if you use cuttings to propagate them, you can become a succulent giant in just minutes!
(Author: runninglj Source: Sina Blog) 2. Summer is the time when succulent plants are most likely to have problems. In addition to black rot, excessive watering can cause the plants to grow too tall. But leggy growth is not a big deal at all, all you have to do is to use cuttings to graft the leggy stems! 1. If you find that the succulents in your home are growing too tall, you can choose to cut off the tall stems.
2. Apply carbendazim on the cut wounds of the succulents and place them in a cool place for 2-3 days to wait for the wounds to dry. 3. Prepare the nutrient soil needed for cuttings, place it in a flowerpot, and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. 4. Insert the succulents into the soil and place them under diffuse light. Do not water them before they take root, which can increase the rooting speed. 5. If the environment is suitable, it will take about a week for the roots to take shape. After the succulents have taken root and sprouted, bury the roots in the soil and maintain them in the sun as usual.
(Author: Cute Succulents Source: Succulents Bar)

How to grow multiple pots of green radish from one pot

Most homes must have a pot of hardy green ivy, and Huahua is no exception. The green ivy grows very fast. If you try to propagate it, it will grow so many that you will almost have no room for it in your home!
(Author: lan_ying6858 Source: Green Radish Bar) 1. Soil cuttings of green radish 1. Cut off the green radish vines that grow wildly at home, with a length of about 10 cm, and cut the lower end into a 45° oblique incision. It is best to have aerial roots on each cutting branch.
2. Cut off the leaves of the green radish vines that need to be grafted, and keep at least 1-2 leaves on each vine to allow for photosynthesis. 3. You can apply some rooting powder on the wound of the cuttings, and then insert the branches into the prepared soil. The depth should be about 1/2 of the branch, then water thoroughly and place in a cool and ventilated place. In order to ensure that the green ivy can take root, you must not use pure garden soil, and the soil must be strictly disinfected. It can be exposed to the sun or watered with carbendazim. 4. Be sure to spray water on the cuttings of the green radish and maintain a high air humidity. It will take about 7 days for it to take root. As long as you take good care of it after it takes root, you will soon be able to get many pots of green radish!
2 Hydroponics of Pothos 1. The hydroponics of Pothos radish is the same as that of soil culture. The branches for cuttings must be selected with aerial roots, because such branches take root faster.
2. Cut the branches with aerial roots to a length of about 10-15cm, and the cut should be cut at a 45° angle to increase the water absorption area. 3. Insert the branches of the green radish into the hydroponic bottle and add water to cover 1/3-2/3 of the branches. In order to promote the rapid rooting of the green radish, you can dilute the aspirin tablets 50 times with water and add them to the water to promote rooting. 4. Before the green ivy takes root, change the water about once every 2-3 days, and clean the inner wall of the bottle at the same time; after the roots grow out, you can add hydroponic nutrient solution once every half a month or so, but it is best to use clean water in summer, otherwise it will easily become smelly.

How to grow roses from one pot into multiple pots

Huahua particularly likes roses, not only because their flowers are large and colorful, but also because they bloom every month, so there are flowers to enjoy almost 12 months a year! So, some flower lovers may ask, what should we do to make it quickly become multiple pots?
(Author: Guangyuan Hydropower Ceramics Source: Rose Bar) 1. Water insertion propagation method of roses 1. For water insertion of roses, the things you need to prepare are: sponge, mineral water bottle, cuttings with leaves, needles and scissors.
2. First, cut the sponge into small pieces with a length, width and height of 2cm and 4cm. Then use a needle to poke a hole in the sponge. The direction of the hole should be along the height of 3cm. The size of the hole should be consistent with the thickness of the rose branch. 3. Insert the cuttings with intact leaves into the sponge block, the insertion depth should be 1/2 of the height of the sponge. 4. Put the rose branches and sponge into the bottle together, use chopsticks to spread out the leaves of the branches, and then pour clean water into the bottle. Mineral water and boiled water are best. The depth of the water should be about 2/3 of the height of the sponge. Never let the leaves and buds be submerged in water. 5. Place the plastic bottle in the sun and try to let the leaves face south to improve photosynthesis. There is no need to screw on the lid of the plastic bottle, so that the rose branches can exchange air to avoid suffocation. 6. If the temperature is high like in summer, the temperature of the water in the bottle will easily rise. At this time, you can wrap a piece of black cloth or a takeaway bag around the bottom of the bottle to block out light, and the rose branches will quickly take root. 7. Transfer the rooted rose to a flowerpot. The soil can be mixed in a ratio of 2:1 between garden soil and wood ash. When transferring rose branches, just bury the sponge directly. By doing this, you can turn one pot of roses into 100 pots!
(Author: Xiluo Source: Cutting Bar) 2. In addition to using branches for cuttings, roses can also be propagated by bud cuttings, and the survival rate is also very high. 1. For rose bud cuttings, the buds should be taken at the budding stage of the branches, as long as there is a pair of leaves on the tip of the bud. Be sure to choose healthy and full buds, and pick them directly from the rose mother plant. The best time is in the morning or evening to avoid dehydration of the buds.
(Author: Sun Yadan Source: Moshanghua) 2. Prune the buds and cut off all the overlapping leaves on the buds, leaving only the innermost layer. Because the tenderest leaves contain a large amount of growth hormone, it is easy to promote rooting and survival. 3. Soak the trimmed buds in the carbendazim solution for about 10 seconds. The ratio of carbendazim to water is 1:2000. 4. The soil needed for cuttings can be made of vermiculite and perlite in a ratio of 2:1. Because the buds are particularly easy to dry out and require a lot of water, vermiculite has a relatively high humidity, which is very suitable for the buds to take root. 5. Insert the bud into the soil at a depth of about 1/3 of the entire bud. Then use a spray bottle to spray water on the bud and the soil to help the bud better integrate with the soil. 6. In order to promote the buds to take root as soon as possible, you can cover the soil with a layer of plastic wrap, and then transfer the soil to a dark box for shading. 7. It will take about 7 days for the bud to grow healing tissue. Then place the bud in a cool and ventilated place during the day to receive photosynthesis, and still shade it at night. It will take about 15 days for the bud to take root. 8. After rooting, transfer to a flowerpot. The potting soil can be mixed in a ratio of 1:1 between peat soil and perlite, then watered thoroughly once, bury the seedlings in the soil, and then place them in a cool and ventilated place for 1 week, and then expose them to sunlight. 9. Wait until the seedlings grow up and then change the pots. Using the bud point method for cuttings can also turn one pot of roses into multiple pots.
(Author: Sun Yadan Source: Moshanghua)

How to grow longevity from one pot to multiple pots

Because it symbolizes good luck of health and longevity, many flower lovers will grow longevity plants at home. Today Huahua will introduce to you how to turn one pot of Kalanchoe into multiple pots at home!
(Author: Chenxi Ruoming 236 Source: Kalanchoe Bar) 1. When taking cuttings of Kalanchoe, you must choose strong branches. Among them, the one with the highest survival rate is to use cuttings of branches after flowering.
(Author: teresa Source: Kalanchoe Bar) 2. To process the cuttings of Kalanchoe, remove the leaves near the lower part of the branches, generally only keep 2 leaves, then apply carbendazim to the wounds of the branches and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry. 3. The soil for cuttings must be loose and breathable. You can use peat soil, perlite (vermiculite), etc., mixed in a ratio of 3:1, and then cut the Kalanchoe branches into the soil. 4. Then place it in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light. Be sure to keep the soil in the pot moist. It will take about 2 weeks for the plant to take root. After rooting, transfer the branches into flower pots, and you can get many pots of Kalanchoe!
2. Leaf cuttings of Kalanchoe 1. Select healthy Kalanchoe leaves and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wounds. 2. The soil for cuttings of Kalanchoe can be peat soil, garden soil, or perlite. Bury the dried leaves and petioles in the soil with the leaves exposed, and then place them in a cool and ventilated place. 3. It takes a long time for Kalanchoe to take root. During this period, if you find the soil is dry, just spray some water to keep the soil moist. 4. After you find that the cuttings of the Kalanchoe have taken root, transfer them to a flowerpot.

How to grow spider plants from one pot into multiple pots

Chlorophytum is easy to grow and can multiply into many pots without much care, so it is Huahua’s favorite flower.
(Author: Bi Bi Ying Source: Chlorophytum Bar) 1. Chlorophytum cuttings There are many runners on the Chlorophytum plant. Cut the runners and insert them into the soil and it will survive! 1. Cut off the creeping stems of the spider plant.
(Photo by: yaohengrui0710 Source: Huaba) 2. Cut the leaves on the runners, which are the small spider plant plants, off the runners. 3. Insert the cut plants directly into the soil. The soil can be mixed with peat soil and garden soil in a 1:1 ratio. Don't insert the cuttings too deep, otherwise it will cause the heart of the spider plant to rot. 4. Water thoroughly once and place in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance. Soon you will have many pots of spider plants! 2. Division of Chlorophytum 1. Remove the mother plant from the pot, wash off the soil, and cut off all the old roots, weak roots, and thin roots. 2. Cut the old roots of the spider plant, making sure that three stems are retained on each cut plant. 3. Transplant the divided spider plants directly into different pots.
(Author: civic Source: Canghua Pavilion)

How to grow geraniums from one pot into multiple pots

Geranium is a kind of flower that Huahua likes very much. Its flowers are colorful and look especially beautiful when they bloom all over the yard. Huahua simply can’t put it down! So, how can we make it into multiple pots? Just follow Huahua and you will learn it!
(Author: Loving Little Lord Luo Source: Geranium Bar) 1. Geranium leaf cuttings 1. If you want to do geranium leaf cuttings, you must choose strong leaves and place them in a ventilated place to dry for 1-2 days to allow the wounds to dry.
2. The soil for cuttings can be made of large-grained vermiculite, sand or perlite. Then water it thoroughly and insert the geranium leaves into the soil. 3. The cuttings of geranium leaves will take root in about one month. 4. After rooting, transfer the geranium to soil. If you find that the soil is turning white, water it thoroughly once. You can also spray water on the leaves frequently. 2 Geranium stem cuttings 1. Select strong geranium branches, cut them at a 45° angle with a knife, apply carbendazim on the wound, and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry for a while. 2. For the soil for geranium cuttings, you can choose pure sand, or you can mix garden soil and perlite in a ratio of 3:1 and then insert the branches into the soil. 3. It will take about a month for the roots to grow. Cut the rooted geranium seedlings into the soil and then water them thoroughly. 4. Place the geranium in the sun for maintenance, and provide shade during the hot summer season. Water it only when the soil in the pot turns white.

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