The cutting method of Staghorn Begonia

Things to know before cutting Malus

When the crabapple grows normally, it will gradually grow taller and branch out. Choose taller and older wooden branches. New branches are too tender to be easily propagated through cuttings. After cutting the old branches, let them air-dry for a few days and then you can directly insert them into the planting material.

The leaves will be very withered and severely dehydrated before they grow roots, but don't worry about them dying; they will still grow roots even if they are wrinkled. When you notice signs of growth, you can slowly water it normally.

Cutting method of Staghorn Begonia

First, remove all the Staghorn Begonias from their pots and trim the roots.

After trimming the roots, I took a look and found that the Staghorn Begonia had grown to 10 cm, so beheading was necessary.

Cut off the head, usually 2 to 3 nodes are enough.

This is an over-the-top Staghorn crabapple.

Then plant the Staghorn Begonia

After a year of good care, it becomes a healthy pot of Staghorn Begonia.