These 3 flowers are too expensive, don't buy them - pick up a branch and you can propagate 100 pots
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You've already spent quite a bit of money on growing flowers, and if you keep buying you'll become a pauper, but you still want to grow them, so what should you do? Today Huahua is going to talk about the propagation methods for 3 kinds of flowers - pinch off a branch and it will survive, and you'll never have to spend money buying them again!
Propagate geraniums like this and they'll quickly turn into 100 pots!
C o m p l e t e G u i d e t o F l o w e r G r o w i n g
Don't buy geraniums anymore - just 1 branch is enough for them to survive, with big, bright blooms and leaves so green they drip with oil. Flower lovers who want to grow them but haven't bought them yet should hold off and learn how Huahua propagates them!
1. Poke holes in the bottom of a plastic cup
Find a few plastic cups and use a knife to carve a dozen or so small holes along the bottom.
2. Cut the branches into small sections
Find a sharp small knife and cut the branches into small sections, each 10 cm long, with 1-2 leaves left on each section, and place them in a cool, ventilated spot for 1 day.
3. Insert the branches into the sand
Put river sand into a plastic bottle, water it thoroughly once, and insert the branches into the river sand.
4. Roots form after 2-3 weeks
After propagation is complete, place the geraniums in a spot with scattered light and good ventilation, mist around the leaves every day, water about once every 2-3 days, and after about 2-3 weeks the branches will have rooted, and then you can transplant them into flower pots!
Propagate roses like this and you'll never have to spend money buying them again!
C o m p l e t e G u i d e t o F l o w e r G r o w i n g
Roses come in rich colors, with big, bright blooms, and are super easy to propagate - just stick 1 branch into the soil!
1. Put 1-3 cm of water in a mineral water bottle
Find 1 clean mineral water bottle and pour water into it, with the water level at 1-3 cm.
2. Cut off a rose branch
Choose a 1-2 year old rose branch, cut it into sections of about 8 cm, and remove the flowers.
3. Insert the branch into the bottle
Insert the rose branch into the bottle, just letting the bottom of the branch touch the water surface.
4. Place the branch under scattered light
Place the branch under bright scattered light. There is no need to cover it with the bottle cap, and good ventilation must be maintained, otherwise it will easily rot.
5. Roots form in 1-2 weeks
While waiting for roots to form, make sure the water in the bottle always stays at 1-3 cm. If the room temperature is above 20 degrees, roots will generally form in 1-2 weeks! Transplant it into a flower pot and it will grow vigorously and fill the pot!
Propagate camellias like this and you'll instantly become a master flower grower!
C o m p l e t e G u i d e t o F l o w e r G r o w i n g
Camellias are truly beautiful, with emerald green leaves and big, abundant blooms, and are loved by many flower lovers. Camellias are also very easy to propagate successfully. If you already have a pot of camellias at home, cut a branch and stick it into the soil, and it's no problem for it to grow vigorously into 100 pots!
1. Cut off camellia branches
Cut off a few camellia branches, choosing ones that are already semi-lignified, preferably with 2-3 leaves on the upper part of the branch, and place them in a cool spot for 3-5 hours.
2. Insert the branches into the soil
Mix coarse sand and perlite in a 1:4 ratio to make the soil; you can also use river sand or vermiculite. Then cut 1 leaf off each branch, insert them into the soil, and water thoroughly once.
3. Cover with plastic film
Find a piece of transparent plastic film and cover it over the pot. Remember to poke a few small holes for ventilation, place it under scattered light, and at noon each day when the temperature is high, uncover the film and spray a little water.
4. Roots form after 1 month
After 1 month, the camellia branches will have rooted and can even grow new shoots. Once rooted, they can be moved into flower pots!
The propagation methods for these 3 kinds of flowers
are really super simple!
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