1. Can it be inserted alive?It can be kept alive by cuttings, which is one of its propagation methods. The operation is also very simple and not very complicated. However, the cuttings must be cut from the plant and cannot be bought from the flower shop. The roots sold in the flower shop are generally processed and left for a period of time. They have no vitality and are difficult to keep alive. If you want to increase the chances of survival, it is best to choose early spring. The temperature of around 20℃ is most suitable, which can ensure the survival rate. 2. How to take cuttings1. Branches: First cut the branches from the plant and select those with good growth condition. Generally, choose two-year-old branches with more than 3 nodes. Remove the leaves, leaving the top leaves, and remove the ones below. Cut them into about 10 cm in length. 2. Medium: You can prepare a medium for cuttings. If you want to increase the survival rate, you can use potatoes, dig a small hole in the middle of the potato, then insert the branches into it, and cover them with plastic wrap. 3. Planting in pots: After about two weeks, many small roots will grow underneath, and then you can plant it in a pot. |
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