Learn this trick, one pot becomes two pots, flower lovers are doing it

Division time

For deciduous flowers and trees, division can be done during the dormant period. For southern friends, it can be done after the leaves fall in autumn, and for northern friends, it can be done in spring before the soil thaws but before the buds sprout. For evergreen flowers and trees, it can be done in winter in the south, and in the north, it can be done before or after going indoors in spring.

Division method

Take arrowroot as an example:

1. Preparation: a healthy plant, an empty flowerpot, loose and fertile soil, and scissors.

2. Gently take the plant out of the pot, and you can see that the root system has grown very strong.

3. Use scissors to cut the root system in the middle and divide it into two equal parts. If the root system is very dense, you can cut off some of it.

4. Use your hands to separate the plant into two.

5. Place the two separated plants in different pots and fill them with soil.

6. Press gently and water thoroughly. Place it in a cool and ventilated place for a few days. After the plant recovers, you can maintain it normally.

Plants suitable for division

1. Plants with strong tillering ability, such as: wintersweet, bamboo palm, phoenix tail bamboo, peony, peony, orchid, dieffenbachia, hosta, etc.

2. Bulbous flowers: such as gladiolus of bulbs, canna and iris of rhizomes, daffodils, hyacinths, tulips of bulbs and the tuberous roots of dahlias can all be dug up and propagated separately after dormancy.

Flower lovers, have you learned it?

Come and try it now~

(Note: The pictures are from the Internet, and the copyright belongs to the original author. Due to conditions, the source of some pictures cannot be found and the author is not marked. If your rights are infringed, please contact Huahua WeChat qdxixixixixi or QQ1273160598 for deletion or copyright payment.)