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Simple leaf-cutting method for succulents, so every leaf can survive
Succulents have always occupied more than half of the potted flower sales with their cuteness. On Taobao, a single store's monthly succulent sales reach as high as 630,000 transactions, which shows how many people are fans of succulents. But of the succulents bought back, how many...
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Learn the Wall-Hitting 2.0 Cutting Method: Whatever You Stick In Will Root, and You'll Never Have to Buy Flowers Again
Spring is a great time for cuttings, but some gardening friends have a very low survival rate with cuttings - they either rot in the soil or develop black stems. Today, Huahua teaches you the Wall-Hitting 2.0 cutting method, super simple, whatever you stick in will root!
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Propagate a Christmas cactus and every cutting takes root - the old lady next door's propagation method is really great
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is a common flowering potted plant. It has many varieties and rich, colorful blooms, and it is very beautiful whenever it flowers. Propagating a Christmas cactus is also very simple. The Christmas cactus propagated by the old lady next door takes root with every cutting - amazing! Below...
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A Detailed Guide to Succulent Leaf Cutting Propagation Methods
Succulent beauty shots | Care experience | Dream garden building | Hand-drawn DIY Author: Yan Shan / Compiled by: Succulent Plant Atlas (please indicate the source when reposting) Now let's begin the main text: I'm not a master, but I have three years of practical experience growing succulents. Today I'll talk about...
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How to propagate a Radermachera sinica (China doll) by cuttings? Detailed explanation of the correct method and steps
It is best to do this in March or April, when the temperature is around 15°C. Cut off a piece about 15 cm long, disinfect the wound, and then let it dry before inserting the cutting.
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Cuttings never root? Learn these 6 methods, and 1 pot easily becomes 10 pots
Not enough plants at home to grow, and off to the flower market to buy, buy, buy again? Actually, you don't need to spend any money at all! Huahua today plans to teach everyone all the propagation techniques, so after flower lovers learn them, hurry and give them a try while it's spring!
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How to Propagate Double-Flowered Petunias from Cuttings? A Detailed Guide to the Cutting Method
Generally speaking, cutting in spring and autumn gives a high survival rate. Pay attention to the growing medium as well: mix potting soil, leaf mold and sandy soil, then add some perlite. As for the flower pot, don't use one that is too large. Don't choose branches that are too old, and don't choose branches with pests or diseases; once selected, remove most of the leaves. Next, pour the growing medium into the container, then use a tool to poke holes. Then, insert the branch and firm the soil around it. After that, water thoroughly and cover with plastic film. After about half a month to twenty days, roots will form.
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Detailed Explanation of the Cutting Method and Steps for Dipladenia
To propagate it by cuttings, the first thing is to pick the right time, preferably at the turn of spring and summer. Generally, select a semi-lignified branch about 20 cm long grown in the current year, cut it off, treat the wound, and insert it into the prepared medium. After that, cover it with a bag, place it at around 20°C, and maintain good humidity; it will root in about half a month.
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How to propagate lilac by cuttings with a high survival rate? Detailed method and steps
This plant is undoubtedly fragrant, and it has several propagation methods, one of which is cuttings, but most people do not know how to do cuttings. In fact, this method is very simple. About one month after flowering, we need to select soft leafy shoots grown in summer or robust hardwood branches one or two years old, cut about 15 cm, remove the lower leaves, soak them in indoleacetic acid, and then insert them into a hotbed.
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Detailed Explanation of Kumquat Tree Cutting Propagation Methods and Techniques
It is best to propagate it by cuttings from April to June. During this time, the sun is not strong and the temperature is suitable, so it is more likely to survive. We should choose thick, strong branches, insert them into sandy soil, place them in full shade or partial shade, cover them with a plastic bag to retain moisture, and pay attention to the humidity of the soil. Once the new leaves have spread open, the young plant can be repotted into a new pot.
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