Take cuttings of these 3 flowers in winter, and next year they will bloom one flush after another
Before we know it, autumn is slowly drawing to a close. While there are still a few days of autumn left, let me introduce a few plants that can be propagated from cuttings, so they can grow even more vigorously when the growing season arrives.3 kinds of flowers suitable for taking cuttings in winter, next year they will bloom one flush after another!
1. Hydrangea
It has been a long time since I mentioned hydrangeas to you all. Hydrangeas bloom large flowers with very vivid colors, and there is nothing to fault on any count. They are already very low-maintenance to grow ordinarily, and surprisingly, taking cuttings is not difficult either.
When taking hydrangea cuttings, choose healthy one-year-old branches; this kind of branch is easier to root later on, and the cutting success rate is relatively high. It is best to prepare soil that is a bit more fertile, which helps the plant grow later. Next, after taking the cutting, make sure the soil stays moist, and also give the plant some shade as appropriate, and the branch will soon sprout.
2. Geranium
Geranium is also a plant that everyone relatively likes. Geranium flowers bloom fairly profusely and have rather vivid colors, making it a plant very well suited to cuttings. Once a geranium cutting has rooted and survived, its flowers bloom even more profusely, and whether as a potted plant or as a cut flower, it is remarkable in every way.
When taking cuttings, remember to mix a bit of coarse sand or vermiculite into the soil. Adding these two things to the soil can make the soil's air permeability better, prolong the soil's useful life, and reduce the chance of the soil becoming compacted.
3. Moss rose
Moss rose is famously easy to grow; no matter what kind of harsh weather it faces, moss rose can always live well under such conditions. Its reproductive ability is also relatively strong, so even if the weather and temperature are not as comfortable as in early autumn, there will not be any problems.
When taking cuttings, there is no need to prepare any nutrient soil or nutrient solution; ordinary soil and conditions are enough, and as long as the ambient temperature is not especially harsh, the cuttings will basically succeed. Do not underestimate this moss rose; double-petaled moss rose blooms beautifully when it flowers! It is not inferior to roses at all.
No matter what kind of plant you grow, daily care is very important; as long as it is managed well, you need not worry about the plant growing poorly! Important as daily care is, if you want plants to grow vigorously, then taking cuttings is an essential skill for both beginner and expert flower growers. Today I have introduced these three flowers to you; while autumn has not completely gone, I suggest you quickly take some cuttings, and when these three flowers reach their blooming season, I believe they will definitely not disappoint you! They are guaranteed to bloom one flush after another, with buds you cannot hold back!