Preparation for cuttingscuttingWhen taking cuttings of Begonia, it is very important to use suitable cuttings. When taking cuttings, you can choose healthy, strong leaves without diseases and insect pests, so that the survival rate will be higher. soilWhen transplanting Begonia, the soil you choose can be pure vermiculite or mixed with perlite. MaterialRazor blades, mineral water bottles, and leaves of Rieger Begonia. Cutting methodCutting stepsStep 1: Use a blade for cutting, disinfect the blade first, and then process the mineral water bottle. Use a knife to cut a few small holes on the mineral water bottle, then fill it with water and set aside. Step 2: Cut the leaves. On the Begonia plant, near the main trunk, use a blade to cut off the leaves, paying attention to the cutting angle. Then place the cut leaves in a cool place to dry, and then start cuttings when the surface is dry. Step 3: The cut leaves can be placed in a mineral water bottle, just insert it through the cut hole, and then place it in a cool and warm place. Pay attention to ventilation. Cutting maintenanceAt this time, the cuttings are carried out using the water-insertion method. After the cuttings are completed, let them slowly take root. Once the roots have grown, you can transplant them. |
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