1. Choose harder branches. The best time for planting is from May in late spring to August in midsummer. The length of the cut branches should be about 7 cm. Make sure the incision is slightly slanted. It is best to use sharp tools to cut, which will reduce damage to the plants. It is best to keep 1 to 2 leaves on top. 2. Apply some medicine on the wound of the cut branch to help it recover better, then place it in a cool place with wind to dry it before inserting it into the prepared soil. The soil can be made by adding some sand and vermiculite. 3. The diameter of the pot you choose can be between 20 and 30 cm. After the planting is successful, you can change the pot to grow again. Before planting, it is best to use a shovel to make a hole in the soil and then insert the cuttings into it and cover them with soil. 4. Then water the soil thoroughly and place it in a cool place for growth. After about 30 days of maintenance, it will grow aerial roots. During this period, do not let the soil be too dry or too wet, just maintain normal maintenance. After it becomes familiar with the environment, move it to a place where it can see light and grow. However, this process is relatively long and requires flower lovers to wait patiently for it to survive. |
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