Can the cuttings of the plant survive? How can the plant be propagated?

1. Can cuttings survive?

Cutting is one of the main methods of plant propagation. Generally, plants that can be hydroponically cultivated can survive by cutting, but the All-round Good Sacrifice is special. It is difficult for the All-round Good Sacrifice to survive by cutting. It has no main stem, so after growing new shoots, there is no main stem to maintain growth, which can easily lead to death. It cannot play the role of propagating the plant. Normally, do not use cuttings to propagate.

2. How to reproduce

1. Division: Division is a relatively common method, which can be carried out in spring, just in time for repotting and changing soil. Select healthy two-year-old plants and remove them from their pots, shaking off the soil underneath. Comb the roots under the plant, and use sharp scissors to cut it into small plants from the base, making sure each small plant has buds, at least 3 or more. Prepare suitable flower pots and soil, and plant the small plants in the pots.

2. Sowing: If you don’t have a lucky charm plant at home, you can buy some seeds directly from a seed store. You can also obtain seeds through artificial pollination at home, and pick them when they are mature and sow them immediately after picking. Keep the temperature at around 25 degrees Celsius, prepare the soil, sow the seeds in it, and pay attention to maintenance and management in the later stage.