How to judge the rooting of bougainvillea

1. Methods for determining rooting

The best and simplest way to determine whether the bougainvillea has taken root is to check whether the branches are growing normally. If its branches are growing slowly and new small leaves are growing, it means that it has taken root and survived. If its newly grown leaves are tender red and have a certain luster, it means that its growth condition is very good.

Note that some flower lovers will directly dig up the soil to check. This method is likely to damage the root system, so try not to choose this method.

2. Quick rooting method

1. Suitable culture soil: When taking cuttings, you should choose soil suitable for its growth. It is best to use loose soil with good drainage. If it is too sticky and heavy, the branches will easily rot if they cannot breathe.

2. Management after cutting: If reasonable management is carried out after cutting, the cuttings will also take root in a short time. Before rooting, you should spray water appropriately to keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. The temperature of the rooting environment should be controlled at around 15-24℃, and it should not be exposed to direct sunlight.