Pot soil selectionYou can choose a smaller flowerpot for cuttings, which makes it easier to control the humidity of the medium and prevents root rot. It is recommended to use a disposable plastic water cup. As for the soil, it is relatively broad, peat, vermiculite, perlite, basically the universal configuration. Cutting timeFor successful cuttings, the choice of time is very important. According to a survey on successful cuttings by flower lovers, it was found that the success rate of cuttings in May, October, November and December is very high. Other months have not been tried, but according to feedback from flower lovers, as long as the temperature is above 18℃, the success rate is very high. Branch selectionCut the top bud branches about 5-7 cm long for cuttings. Generally speaking, the rooting time is about 1 week. After cuttings, place them in a place with scattered light and keep the soil moist, but not waterlogged. PrecautionsThe most taboo in cutting maintenance is stuffiness and humidity. You must pay attention to the ventilation effect of the environment and keep the environment cool and comfortable. In addition, you can apply some rooting powder on the cut of the branch to promote the rooting speed. |
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