How to propagate Green Bell

Green Bell cuttings tips: branch selection

When pruning branches, be sure to choose healthy and strong ones, and make sure there are "bumps" near the cut so that the plants can take root quickly.

Green Bell cutting tips: Do you need to deal with pruning?

There is no need to do anything with the cut pearls, including letting the cuts air-dry, etc., just bury the branches directly in the soil.

Green Bell cuttings tips: burial depth

Try to bury it deeper, not on the surface, usually bury it in the 1/2 position of the flower pot. If the burial is shallow and the plant grows fast, it will be easily carried out of the pot soil by the branches of the plant, and all your efforts will be wasted.

Green Bell cutting tips: watering and temperature control

Some flower lovers said that they had tried Green Bell cuttings many times but failed, probably because the amount of water and room temperature were not controlled correctly.

After cuttings, you can water it a little bit to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. There is no need to water it within one month, otherwise it will rot easily.

The most suitable temperature for cuttings is 15 degrees. Of course, the suitable temperature is between 15 and 20 degrees.

Green Bell cutting tips: protection after cutting

After burying the cut branches, remember to spread a layer of soil or stones to cover part of the branches, protect the connection between the leaves and branches of the plant, and make the roots grow faster.