How to quickly grow dolphin flowers - cuttings

Dolphin flower cutting selection

Choose healthy top or middle branches with full leaves. Young and tender branches will take root faster. Of course, old branches are also acceptable, but they will take longer to take root.

Dolphin flower cuttings and pruning

Use a sharp blade to trim the branches, ensuring that the cut is complete and smooth to avoid squeezing damage.

Dolphin flower cuttings

Keep the buds at the top or in the leaf axils, leave a pair and a half leaves, and cut off all other leaves and branches. Prune the cuttings to 3-5cm, try to leave a stem node at the bottom, and place them in a dark place to dry.

Dolphin flower cutting seedling tray

Before cutting, you can dip the roots in carbendazim liquid, and use fungicides and insecticides as needed. Choose loose soil, ordinary garden soil, perlite, or peat soil.

Growing Dolphin Flower Cuttings

Place the tray in a cool and ventilated place, maintain a temperature of about 20℃, and signs of growth will be visible after one month.