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How to root chrysanthemum cuttings in water? Practical tips to help you propagate easily
Chrysanthemum foliar nematode disease is one of the important diseases of chrysanthemums. It is distributed all over the world, and occurs in Shanghai, Nanjing, Hefei, Guangzhou, Changsha, Kunming, Zhejiang and other places in China. It mainly damages chrysanthemum leaves, causing them to turn yellow and drop early. In addition to chrysanthemums, this nematode also harms China asters, black-eyed Susans, dahlias, ...
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Pothos water propagation uses aerial roots, and every single cutting can grow white roots
How do you do pothos water propagation? Below I will introduce a few very simple methods, and I hope everyone will like them. Pothos water propagation is the simplest and easiest lesson, and many people say there is no skill to it at all. Just throw it in water...
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6 flowers that root most easily from cuttings - buy one and keep it at home to easily become a plant-growing master
These 6 flowers are the easiest to propagate from cuttings - stick one in and it takes root every time. Buy one and keep it at home, and you'll instantly become a plant-growing master! 1. Heartleaf ice plant (Aptenia cordifolia) - Heartleaf ice plant cuttings are extremely simple, with a very high survival rate, and they grow fast - before you know it they can trail several meters long, and they're even edible...
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Put a Christmas cactus leaf in a cup of water and it roots in a week; you can propagate several pots from cuttings
Christmas cactus enters dormancy in summer and basically barely grows! But after autumn arrives, the temperature difference gets bigger and the cool wind blows, and if you're not careful and don't know how to care for it, you'll kill it! So the safest method is to propagate it in advance. Do a good job of "copy and paste"!
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Small plastic bags are hugely useful for growing flowers: rooting cuttings, keeping warm, and eliminating pests, all while being eco-friendly and saving money
When you go to the supermarket and buy things, what you have the most of at home is probably plastic bags. Those with good habits collect these plastic bags for a second use; some of the thinner ones, used for buying vegetables and such, you don't really want to reuse. Then you can use them for growing flowers!...
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These 6 flowers are easy to root from cuttings in autumn; one branch becomes a potted flower, and if you miss it you will have to wait another year
For many gardening beginners, growing potted plants is becoming more and more second nature. In the past, when a plant died, they would just throw it away and buy a new pot. Having learned from the experience of killing potted flowers before, now...
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Spider plants are easy to grow and readily fill their pots; learn aerial-root cuttings and turn 1 pot into 10
This "succulent" string-of-pearls plant is a flowering potted plant that many people love, a beautiful trailing succulent known as string of pearls (Senecio rowleyanus); casually pick a segment and root it as a cutting and it will fill the whole pot. We will share with you the cutting method for string of pearls, guaranteed 100 percent survival...
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The simplest method for rooting rose cuttings: even beginners can do it at a glance
Choose a healthy branch, cut off the leaves at the bottom, keep 3 or 4 leaves at the top, put the branch into a pre-prepared water bottle, and place it in a spot with scattered sunlight; it will sprout very soon. Note that when rooting in water, you should change the water frequently; when changing the water, keep part of the old water and then add fresh water.
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No need to buy hydrangeas: root a single cutting and grow dozens of pots that bloom with hundreds of big flower balls
Hydrangeas bloom very beautifully, and their flowers are huge, forming one big flower ball after another, which is deeply loved by gardeners. So if you want to propagate hydrangeas yourself, how should you take cuttings? This is generally how I do the cuttings. Cutting time, ...
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Don't know what flowers to grow? Snap off a stem, root it as a cutting, and it blooms in a month - grow as many pots as you want
Summer is almost over, and you still haven't decided what flowers to grow at home? Then just skip buying them - take a stroll to a friend's place and see if you can snap off a few stems to take home, and try rooting cuttings yourself from scratch! Yatou recommends these few...
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