Bougainvillea cuttings root fast with soilless propagation - no wonder other people's plants grow so beautifully

You must all know about the soilless propagation method, fellow flower lovers. The biggest feature of this method is that it makes plants root quickly in a short time, while also being convenient and fast! You only need to prepare paper towels, branches, and an empty bottle in advance. The specific method is not to be missed!

How to make bougainvillea cuttings root quickly

I. Propagation method

In the process of propagating bougainvillea, many people find that rooting is especially slow during propagation. The reason is that we always cannot resist pulling it out to see whether it has rooted yet. This behavior causes the newly grown small roots to be torn off when you pull it out, which makes rooting especially slow, or simply stops it from rooting at all. For those who are all thumbs, this is truly a great torment! Perhaps today we introduce a soilless propagation method, guaranteeing that fellow flower lovers will never again have to worry about bougainvillea rooting slowly or not rooting at all.

II. The propagation process

1. Prepare materials

To carry out this method, first we need to prepare clean wet paper towels, bougainvillea branches, and an ordinary bottle, and poke some small holes in the bottle for ventilation

2. Moisten the branches

After trimming its branches slightly, wrap the lower part with wet paper towels. At this point, pay attention: when wrapping, it must not be too tight, otherwise its small roots will not easily grow out! In the same way, use paper towels to wrap the upper part of the branch as well. There will be bud points on its branches; be careful not to wrap those too, otherwise new buds will not easily grow out.

3. Disinfect the branches

Next, lightly spray with disinfectant water to thoroughly and comprehensively sterilize the branches. Do not let bacteria affect the rooting and development of the branches.

4. Rooting care

Now that the branches are prepared, put the prepared branches into the bottle, then place the bottle in a cool and ventilated location and it is done. Remember to add some water at regular intervals to keep the paper towels moist at all times. Finally, after about four weeks, it will begin to root. At this point we can transplant it into a pot, and the job is done! Isn't it very simple?

Beautiful bougainvillea