Pinch off a branch and throw it into the water, and a miracle will happen.

Jasmine in water

Procedure

There is a pot of jasmine on the windowsill, and the whole house is fragrant, it smells so good. How to grow jasmine in water? Huahua is here to introduce it to you!

1. It is best to cut the jasmine branches that have just finished blooming. At this time, the meristem is more active and the roots grow quickly, as shown in the following figure:

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

2. Prune the branches of the jasmine, select the strong growing part in the middle, remove the weak ones at the top and the aging ones at the bottom, and keep two nodes and two leaves. The leaves can be cut in half to reduce water evaporation.

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

▼Trimmed jasmine cuttings

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

3. Insert the trimmed jasmine cuttings into the foam, with the cuttings protruding two centimeters from the foam. Then float the foam to the surface of the water. With the help of moisture, the jasmine will take root quickly.

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

4. If the temperature is right, the root system can be seen in one month. During this growth period, if the water quality is found to be deteriorating, change the water in time.

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

5. The white roots are so attractive, why don’t you try it right away, it’s very simple.

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

6. After the root system is well developed, you can put it in the pot. Be careful to choose loose and breathable soil, otherwise the roots will easily rot.

(Photo by: Yueying Youzhu Source: Jasmine Bar)

7. Do not fertilize the jasmine flowers that have just been potted. Place them in a cool place for two days, and then place them in a place with sufficient light for maintenance.

(Photo by: Nianx Nianx Youyu Source: Jasmine Bar)

2. Water-inserted Kalanchoe

Procedure

In order to make the Kalanchoe grow luxuriantly, we often pinch the tips of the Kalanchoe. But don’t throw away the pinched tips, use them for hydroponics and you will have another pot of Kalanchoe.

1. After pinching, the Kalanchoe will have 3 terminal buds.

2. Take a piece of cardboard and dig three holes to fix the Kalanchoe cuttings.

3. Fix three Kalanchoe cuttings on the cardboard, then take a cup filled with water, place the prepared cuttings on the cup, and the ends of the cuttings should touch the water surface.

4. After about two or three weeks, white roots will grow out, and you can transplant them after the roots are strong.

5. The soil for transplanting must be loose and breathable, because Kalanchoe is a fleshy flower and is particularly prone to rot if there is too much water.

6. After potting, the Kalanchoe can be kept in a cool place for two days to acclimate, and then it can be moved to a place with sufficient light and maintained normally.

Mint water plug

Procedure

1. A good cook cannot cook without rice. Before grafting, you must of course select the cuttings first to ensure that the mint you graft grows healthily and is free of diseases and pests. The stronger the branches, the higher the rooting rate!

2. Find a pair of sharp scissors and cut a mint branch. Try to pick a good branch, about 10 cm in length, with about 3 nodes on it.

3. Pull off the bottom leaves of the mint, and then place the mint branches in a hydroponic container for hydroponics. The mint leaves you picked can also be used to make mint tea.

4. Place the hydroponic mint in a bright, well-ventilated place. Change the water every other day. After a period of time, you will be able to see white roots, which are clean and hygienic.

5. After the mint roots grow out, we can choose loose and breathable soil and transplant the mint into a flowerpot. In this way, the mint cuttings will survive 100%.