How to prevent the rooting and flooding

Excellent reproduction method turns out to be troublesome

The propagation method of the plant is unique. The flower buds can grow into seedlings as soon as they fall to the ground. You can pull them out and plant them in a pot to create a new bonsai.

However, there are so many round-toothed plants that they take root in the pot, and the pot is often as crowded as a bus going to work on Monday! Not only do they hinder each other's growth, but they also affect the ornamental effect of the potted plants. Children with trypophobia should not raise them, they are so scary!

How to prevent the proliferation of ground roots

The round-toothed flower buds that take root in the ground will fall off after they mature. If you want to prevent them from taking root in the pot, brush them off before they mature!

For flower lovers who find it troublesome to brush them off, you can also put a piece of gauze in the potting soil to catch the fallen flower buds. When most of the flower buds have fallen, pick up the gauze and give it away or burn it. It’s up to you!