How long does it generally take to dry the roots of a cuttings of Epiphyllum?

I. How long to dry the roots of Epiphyllum cuttings

Epiphyllum cuttings are usually dried for 1-3 days. The specific drying time can be judged by the cut on the plant's stems and leaves. Cut the branches of Epiphyllum into several small sections as cuttings. Make sure each section is 8-15cm long. Place the cuttings in a cool, ventilated place, and wait until the cuts on the branches are completely air-dried before taking them for cuttings.

II. How to take Epiphyllum cuttings

Before taking Epiphyllum cuttings, prepare loose, breathable nutrient soil, which can be made from leaf mold and perlite. Water the soil in advance to moisten it; the soil moisture should be such that "it forms a ball when squeezed in the hand and breaks apart when touched." Then insert the dried Epiphyllum vertically into the moist soil, gently press the soil around the branches with your hand, and move the pot to a cool, ventilated place.

For the potted Epiphyllum after cuttings, wait until the soil is nearly dry before watering. After the Epiphyllum has taken root, move the pot into the sunlight and gradually increase the light in the care environment. After that, judge the weight of the pot soil by hand, and water thoroughly when it feels noticeably lighter. As the plant grows, gradually repot it into larger pots, apply fertilizer appropriately, and promote vigorous growth of the plant.